Dr. America: The Lives of Thomas A. Dooley, 1927-1961 (Culture, Politics, and the Cold War)
milkriverblog (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
... the most points will be elected to the Hall of Fame. Mike Burns Mauricio Cienfuegos Raul Diaz Arce Thomas Dooley John Doyle Marco Etcheverry Robin Fraser Chris Henderson Eduardo Hurtado Dominic Kinnear Roy Lassiter Shannon MacMillan Joe-Max Moore Victor Nogueira Peter Nowak John O’Brien Cindy Parlow Preki Radosavljevic Mike Sorber Earnie Stewart Steve Trittschuh Carlos Valderrama...
Soccer By Ives (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
..........................Photo by ISIphotos.com The National Soccer Hall of Fame released its final ballot for the Class of 2010 and the 24 former soccer players chosen represent a vast array of teams and eras. Former U.S. national team standouts Earnie Stewart, Peter Vermes and Thomas Dooley, Women's national team stars Cindy Parlow and Shannon McMillan, as well as foreign-born MLS...
Soccer Insider (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
The U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame has announced the candidates for 2010 induction: Mike Burns Mauricio Cienfuegos Raul Diaz Arce Thomas Dooley John Doyle Marco Etcheverry Robin Fraser Chris Henderson Eduardo Hurtado Dominic Kinnear Roy Lassiter Shannon MacMillan Joe-Max Moore Victor Nogueira Peter Nowak John O'Brien Cindy Parlow Preki Radosavljevic Mike Sorber Earnie Stewart Steve...
Soccer Insider (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
... and Curt Onalfo are early front-runners. How's this for a longshot candidate: former USA defender Thomas Dooley, who coached in his native Germany years ago and lives/works in the
WVHooligan - Soccer Blog (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
... ( link ) – Gotta love the long list of guys and gals up for HOF. Earnie Stewart, Peter Vermes and Thomas Dooley definitely get my vote without question. Marco Etcheverry, Peter Nowak and Carlos Valderrama are some of the non-Americans on the ballot that are worth a vote as well.
Culture of Soccer (Free subscription) | 11/02/2009
When I travel abroad, people often tell me that the United States is good at soccer only because they import foreigners to play for the national team. While this strategy was key in our development as a soccer nation, it is far, far less common today. The 1990s saw the US scour European leagues for players with American connections, coming up with gems such as Ernie Stewart and Thomas Dooley...
