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Kick Off: Galaxy keep climbing | Curtin on Union short list | Cameron injury

News  |  Videos  |  Schedule & Stats  |  Clubs  |  Fantasy  |  Shop Forward To A Friend Kick Off: Galaxy keep climbing | Curtin on Union short list | Cameron injury Here are the top 15 stories everyone's talking about this morning: 1. GALAXY OVERPOWER DC UNITED The gifts keep coming for Landon Donovan as he approaches the close of his career, and he's hitting a rich vein of form, too. He played his part in the LA Galaxy's 4-1 win over D.C. United (HIGHLIGHTS), with a goal and two assists. Meanwhile, United, despite a busy schedule, refused to make excuses. 2. DELAGARZA'S TOUGHEST BATTLE You could forgive Galaxy defender A.J. DeLaGarza -- who earned an assist against D.C. -- for being distracted on Wednesday. On Thursday morning, his son will be born and immediately undergo a series of surgeries to correct a congenital heart defect.  3. JERMAINE'S FINAL NUDGE Charlie Davies may have helped sell Boston to Jermaine Jones, but what was it that really convinced the World Cup standout to embrace the New England Revolution? Well, according to Jones himself, it was US national team coach Jurgen Klinsmann. 4. THE IRON CURTIN The Philadelphia Union take on their USL PRO affiliate the Harrisburg City Islanders in a friendly on Thursday night. The Union are in form right now, and there is no denying the impact of interim head coach Jim Curtin. The recent success has put Curtin on "the short short list, for sure." 5. THE COLORADO WAY The Colorado Rapids are struggling through a five-game losing streak and a plague of injuries, but is it all building towards a stronger product down the line? Club General Manager Tim Hinchey has some thoughts on the subject. 6. PUSHING FOR POSITION With Giancarlo Gonzalez transferred out, the Columbus Crew's remaining Costa Ricans took the time to wish him well with his new club. However, his departure also leaves two young Americans fighting to take his place. 7. BATTLEFIELD NEW YORK Having gotten their CONCACAF Champions League campaign off to a good start, the New York Red Bulls are now focused on their upcoming clash with longtime rivals D.C. United (Sunday, 2:30 pm ET, NBCSN). Speaking of rivals, the Red Bulls are also prepping for a "battle for hearst and minds" with New York City FC. 8. FUTURE RED BULLS CAPTAIN? If New York coach Mike Petke has his way, 19-year-old Homegrown defender Matt Miazga "one day is going to be a captain of this club."   9. DALLAS DEPTH Walter Cabrera, the Paraguayan defender recently acquired by FC Dallas, has yet to make a start. Given the clubs 10-game unbeaten streak, there's no rush as he takes "time to adapt and understand the league". 10. DERO'S NOT READY TO HANG 'EM UP Despite making limited appearances for Toronto FC this season, as well as being 36-years of age, Dwayne DeRosario insists he isn't thinking about retirement: "Right now I enjoy playing, in spite of everything, and I still feel like I got a lot to offer." 11. KEMPIN'S MOMENT Sporting KC's starting goalkeeper Jon Kempin, who entered the season having never played a minute of MLS action, admits he's been on a whirlwind ride. "It's obviously been really crazy lately," he said. But how long will it last? 12. SAN ANTONIO SUPPORT FOR MLS BID? Potential MLS expansion markets continue to make noise across the nation. This time, it's San Antonio, where Gordon Hartman, owner of the NASL's Scorpions, is lobbying for more involvement from the city, which he says could serve as a "catalyst" for the city's expansion bid. 13. NWSL COACH OF THE YEAR The Seattle Reign are set to host FC Kansas City in the NWSL Championship this Sunday, and they got some big news to help bolster them as they prepare when head coach Laura Harvey was named coach of the year. 14. ADDED EXPERIENCE FOR CANMNT The Canadian national team is gearing up for a friendly against Jamaica on September 9, adding an experienced youth coach to manager Benito Floro's staff. 15. CAMERON INJURED Geoff Cameron made his return to the Stoke City starting lineup for their midweek League Cup game against Portsmouth, but the US international was forced off after 37 minutes through injury. No word on the extent of the injury, but it obviously could affect his chances of a transfer away from the club? Regardless, Robbie Earle thinks the former Houston Dynamo star should stay at Stoke.  MLSsoccer.com Musts For Love of the Crest: A trip inside Sporting KC's supporters section Philadelphia Union begin construction on training facility Vote now for the FIFA 15 custom cover stars

Kick Off: New York Red Bulls make winning start in CCL, more tributes planned for Landon Donovan

News  |  Videos  |  Schedule & Stats  |  Clubs  |  Fantasy  |  Shop Forward To A Friend Kick Off: New York Red Bulls make winning start in CCL, more tributes planned for Landon Donovan Here are the top 15 stories everyone's talking about this morning: 1. RED BULLS MAKE WINNING START Mike Petke had made it clear he wanted the New York Red Bulls to win their first CONCACAF Champions League match, and win it they did, with a strong lineup helping the side to a 2-0 victory over Salvadoran club FAS (watch highlights here), the first CCL victory in the club's history. 2. THE RETURN OF EJ? The LA Galaxy host D.C. United tonight (10:30 pm ET, MLS LIVE) with the visitors the latest to have prepared a parting gift for the retiring Landon Donovan. The game also sees Eddie Johnson return from suspension, and after a 3-0 win over Kansas City without Johnson, head coach Ben Olsen offered some thoughts on whether or not EJ will be back in the team. 3. DONOVAN'S (ALMOST) TESTIMONIAL With Landon Donovan set to retire at the end of the season, on 10/10 US soccer fans will get one last chance to see the nation's famous #10 in action, as US Soccer has confirmed that the friendly against Ecuador will serve as a farewell game for the all-time US leader in goals and assists. 4. JONES ARRIVES Jermaine Jones was officially unveiled as a New England Revolution player on Tuesday, with the US international declaring that, "I will try everything so that maybe we get some wins." New club teammate Charlie Davies may deserve an assist for assuaging Jones' fears about playing on artificial turf, and Jones already seems to be settling in well. 5. REVS SETTING SITES ON STADIUM With Jermaine Jones in the fold, what's next on the hit list for the New England Revolution? Well, according to Revs president Brian Bilello, "Our goal is to have our own stadium, to have a stadium up in or around Boston, and we're confident we can do that." 6. VIVA LAS VEGAS Speaking of stadiums, Las Vegas' hopes of someday landing an MLS franchise may have taken a big step forward on Tuesday after the city and developers reached terms on a plan for a downtown stadium. However, the plan will not move forward unless the city is awarded an MLS team. 7. LAMPARD RETIRES ... FROM ENGLAND Frank Lampard, New York City FC's newest Designated Player, has chosen to retire from international soccer, stating that "due to my club career now going in a different direction, it is of the utmost importance for me to consider my family first." Lampard is currently on loan with Manchester City but is yet to feature in a matchday squad. 8. MORE MILLER TIME FOR RED BULLS Roy Miller may have made the final roster for Costa Rica's Copa Centroamericana squad, but with the tournament being held in the US, it seems the New York Red Bulls have managed to come to an agreement with the national team which allows the Red Bulls to retain Miller for the majority of the tournament. 9. GONZALEZ DEPARTS, WHO WILL ARRIVE? Giancarlo Gonzalez has officially joined Palermo from the Columbus Crew, and as Gregg Berhalter looks over at recent acquisitions within the Eastern Conference, the Columbus boss has talked more about potential additions to his own side. 10.  TROUBLE AT THE BACK Toronto's injury woes continued at the weekend, with Justin Morrow and Steven Caldwell both ruled out just prior to their game against the Chicago Fire. It seems the club will have to make do without the pair for a while, with Ryan Nelsen suggesting both players will miss a few weeks of action. 11. BOLANOS FINALLY ON HIS WAY? Earlier this month Chivas USA announced the loan signing of Luis Bolaños from Ecuadorian side LDU Quito. Bolaños has yet to make an appearance for his new side after issues securing a visa, but that could all be set to change very soon. 12. TRAIN TO THE TOP Orlando City continue to make all the right moves both on and off the pitch, following news that MLS' 21st team has reached an agreement over a new training facility in Seminole County. 13. WOOD YOU BELIEVE IT? Reports early on Tuesday had 1860 Munich midfielder Bobby Wood being called into the US squad for their upcoming friendly against the Czech Republic. However, it seems those stories might have been a little bit premature. 14. THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED With men's college soccer set to get underway this weekend, one collegiate underclassman will not be back to play Ivy League soccer in 2014. Canadian Daniel Haber explains how he went from Cornell to Israel to Cyprus in search of professional minutes. 15. TOO MUCH GOLD CUP? With Tim Howard currently on an international sabbatical until next September, he'll miss the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Of course, the Everton 'keeper has been there and done that before. With the tournament held every two years, might other players follow his lead and opt for a summer of rest next year? MLSsoccer.com Musts MLS Fantasy: Preparing for Week 25 and the double game weeks ahead Canadian Exports good news for the Canadian national team Revolution players on Jones: "He's going to be the best player on the field"

£5,331, £2,905 & 245% Profit: 3 In-Form Tipsters To Check Out

Help on how to make money betting with the Secret Betting Club. View this email in your browser Last week saw the release of the very latest SBC Tipster Profit Report - which features everything you could ever want to know on the tipsters that can help make you money betting. It contains the updated results for 53 of the best tipsters we have uncovered in over 8 years monitoring the tipster industry...alongside league tables, independent ratings and detailed analysis on each service. Here a few highlights of what's inside this latest report.... 1) The Football Tipster Averaging £5,331 Profit Per Year Flying straight in to the top of our best sports tipster table (we publish separate tables for sports betting and horse racing tipsters) is one of the new football tipsters we reviewed in our July magazine. This is a busy service averaging around 3 tips per day, which leans itself very well to regular betting bank growth and an average profit per year of £5,331 if using our benchmark £2000 starting bank. (Please note - you don't need £2000 to begin with, you can choose a much smaller amount if you wish - the £2000 figure is for easy comparison purposes) This tipsters performance is no flash in the pan either as they have been in operation since April 2012, during which time they have racked up regular profits for followers. 2) The Racing Guru Up 245% In The First 7 Months Of 2014 Alone We are used to seeing tipsters hit a good run of form but one particular Irish racing expert that we track is currently enjoying the mother of all purple patches! During each of the first 7 months of 2014 he has made a significant profit with a 245% betting bank growth since the turn of the year. If put into financial figures, this would mean £1000 on the 1st of January would now be worth £3,450 as of the end of July 2014. Once again this is no flash in the pan as he also has a profitable record dating back to March 2011 based on well over 2000 bets. 3) The £7 A Month Racing Expert Making £2,905 Per Year We recognise not everyone has a lot of spare cash to spend on tipsters, which is why we also rank the best services on a budget. Top of that particular class is yet another racing tipster, available for as little as £7 per month (via a special deal for SBC members) who is averaging £2,905 per year to the £2000 betting bank comparison. Even if you started with just a £500 betting bank, you would still expect to make a strong profit well over and above any subscription fees in an average year with this tipster. Ideal for those of you on a budget or just getting started on your profitable betting journey! Grab Your Copy Immediately (And Access Our Entire Back Catalogue) If you want to find out more on the 3 tipsters above (+ the other 50 in the latest report) then grab your copy of it the instant you join our service at the Secret Betting Club. As an SBC member you can also gain access to our huge 8+ years back catalogue full of tipster reviews, expert interviews and guides, betting systems and profitable betting advice.    Risk-Free Membership With Our Money Back Guarantee The other great news is that if signing-up for a Gold membership you can enjoy this for the equivalent of just 27p per day with a full money back guarantee if not in any way satisfied once you joined. Best regards, Peter - SBC Editor www.secretbettingclub.com Facebook Twitter Website Other Recent SBC Reports & Magazines (click each image for full version)

Kick Off: Red Bulls enter CONCACAF Champion's League | Jermaine Jones presentation

News  |  Videos  |  Schedule & Stats  |  Clubs  |  Fantasy  |  Shop Forward To A Friend Kick Off: Red Bulls enter CONCACAF Champion's League | Jermaine Jones presentation Here are the top 15 stories we're talking about today: 1. RED BULLS ENTER THE CCL The New York Red Bulls get their CONCACAF Champions League campaign underway on Tuesday (8 pm ET, FOX Sports 2), when they take on El Salvador's CD FAS. They are already six points behind the Montreal Impact, who won their first two games, and NY head coach Mike Petke is very clear on the objective: "We need to win."  2. HENRY: NOT ENOUGH, BRADLEY WRIGHT-PHILLIPS While most observers are impressed by New York forward Bradley Wright-Phillips' run to the top of the Budweiser Golden Boot standings, but his teammate Thierry Henry isn't.  "I keep telling him, 'You should already be on 35-40 goals,'" Henry said. "I'm not even joking." 3. JONES SHOWS THE WAY Jermaine Jones will be formally presented on Tuesday at 2 pm ET (watch stream on RevolutionSoccer.net). He is just the latest US World Cup standout to join an MLS club this summer, and while the manner of his arrival raised a few eyebrows, the heavy USMNT presence in the league could signal the way forward.  4. NEW ENGLAND ADD ANOTHER The Revolution may have just signed JJ, but they weren't done. On Monday, they added 23-year-old Dutch forward Geoffrey Castillion. 5. COPA CENTROAMERICANA CALL-UPS When the 2014 Copa Centroamericana Tigo kicks off next week with matches all around the United States, it will have plenty of MLS representation, including the Red Bulls' Costa Rican left back Roy Miller. 6. RSL SIGNING HAS ARRIVES After Real Salt Lake head coach Jeff Cassar declared his side "just weren't good enough" in Friday's loss to FC Dallas, he got good some news. New signing Sebastian Jaime has arrived and could make his debut this weekend against the San Jose Earthquakes. It's fortuitous timing, as RSL will be without forward Joao Plata for a while after he was called up by Ecuador for some big-time friendlies. 7.  LONG-AWAITED DEBUT Aside from commanding performances by Sébastien Le Toux and Andrew Wenger, the Philadelphia Union's 4-2 win over San Jose on Sunday was notable for one other reason: Algerian World Cup goalkeeper Rais Mbohli finally made his debut after looking head coach Jim Curtin in the eye and telling him, "I wanna play." 8. FIXING DARLINGTON Believe it or not, Darlington Nagbe has yet to score a league goal for the Portland Timbers this season. He only has four assists. What's going on with one of the most promising young talents in the league? 9. CAMERON'S CHOICE Having requested a transfer away from English side Stoke City, Geoff Cameron's future is very much up in the air right now. However, it seems the US international has plenty of suitors, with even Serie A side Lazio reportedly in the running. 10. SKC CONTINUE TO GROW While it's easy to forget that things weren't always as rosy as they are today for Sporting Kansas City, a look through the eyes of a first time fan reminds us all just how far the club has come in the city. 11. NEW SIGNING FOR ORLANDO? If reports out of Italy are to be believed then Orlando City SC are on the verge of securing a 22-year-old Swedish striker from Serie B club Brescia. 12. ATLANTA AIMING HIGH Following the news that the Atlanta MLS franchise has already received pledges for more than 14,000 season tickets, Arthur Blank issued a challenge to fans which, if met, could see Atlanta break an MLS record. Now that the club has fans, what next? 13. CHANGING THE LANDSCAPE Many would argue that the growth in elite academies in North America is good for the game. After all, look at the increasing number of homegrown products emerging in MLS and even on the US and Canadian national teams. What effect have these ventures had on the larger youth soccer landscape? 14. TURNING THE PAGE Is there anything Tim Howard can't do? Having already turned his hand to World Cup heroics and TV commentary, the US and Everton goalkeeper, now on international hiatus, will soon release a book detailing his life story so far. 15. SOME SERIOUS NEWS On Monday we learned that FC Dallas technical director Fernando Clavijo, who previously managed both the New England Revolution and Colorado Rapids, is battling cancer. Our thoughts are with him and his family. MLSsoccer.com Musts ExtraTime Radio: How and why Jermaine Jones landed in New England Instant Replay: Four penalties missed in Cascadia Clash? Fantasy Advice: Stars push scores to record heights