Columnist Nick Green has written 100 Percent Soccer
since 2005. A
native of England, he began writing about soccer in
the mid-1980s and in 2000 permanently exchanged a seat
in the stands for one in
the press box. He lives six miles from Carson's Home
Depot Center, home of the Los Angeles Galaxy, Chivas
USA and the training headquarters for U.S. Soccer.
Married to a long-suffering soccer widow, he has a cat
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Well, you probably didn't want to see the U.S. Men's National Team coach go that deep.
But that's a good segue into the subject of this week's column, which looks at the unique nature of January camps when the U.S. looks at untested and unknown players. Read it here.
Meanwhile, The Guardian newspaper in England has an update on U.S. striker Eddie Johnson and his pending move to
Fulham.
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