Benny Feilhaber

Chris Wondolowski scored the only goal of the game in the 15th minute as the San Jose Earthquakes made a winning start to the 2012 season with a 1-0 victory over the New England Revolution on Saturday night at Buck Shaw Stadium. It was the first opening-day win for the Earthquakes (1-0-0, 3 pts.) since 2003, while it marked the third straight year in which the Revolution (0-1-0, 0 pts.) fell short of three points in the season opener. A total of seven players made their Revolution debuts...Read Full Story

The Jay Heaps era got off to a winning start as the New England Revolution beat FC Tucson (Premier Development League) 2-0 in their 2012 preseason opener. Sainey Nyassi and Kenny Mansally were the Revs goalscorers. Instead of the traditional two 45-minute periods, the match featured two 35-minute periods followed by an additional 45-minute period. FIRST PERIOD (35 Minutes) Colombian signing John Lozano earned the start alongside A.J. Soares in central defense, while the midfield featured...Read Full Story

Posted by Holly on 24 February, 2012 in Soccer News With the MLS season just a couple of weeks away from starting, a host of American top flight teams are getting back into shape with games against each other. On Thursday the New England Revolution faced the Los Angeles Galaxy in the 2012 Diamond Cup with the Revs earning a 3-2 victory over Bruce Arena’s side. The goal of the game came just two minutes into the match as former Hamburg and Derby midfielder Benny Feilhaber scored a...Read Full Story

elfauno: leganddairy: elfauno: leganddairy: UM. i’ma need to know who this fucknugget is and why he thought he had business putting hands on my bb Benny like that haha that is gerardo torrado of mexico from the qualifier at azteca last year… the fight is at the very end of this video or you can read this dude’s breathless recounting of the dramatic tale: Each team settled in, trading punches until halftime and well into the second half. Then, with just a quarter-hour left to go, the...Read Full Story

The Benny Feilhaber question is a common one these days for American players abroad. What do you do when you seem to be in serious limbo? Being without a club is not a comfortable situation especially when the transfer window is closing in just a few short days. Feilhaber’s purgatory may not last much longer, however, at least according to his agent. Lyle Yorks, who was a pro in the 1990s before moving on to represent a host of American soccer’s biggest names, told MLS’s Web site that...Read Full Story