The book spans all sports but the topics are for the most part universal; there is a (poorly written) chapter about why the World Cup doesn’t bring “world peace” like its organizers sometimes promise but overall each chapter deals with a scenario that would be familiar to soccer fans. Some are funny – I particularly… Continue reading This Is Your Brain on Sports – WST Review
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Why the Premier League Would Be Better with 16 Teams | World Soccer Talk
Want to make the world's best soccer league better? Shrink it.
WST Article on Constant Turnover at Top Soccer Clubs
As a manager, you always want the best job because you want your name whispered with the game’s greats. And it would be, no doubt about it. However, as we wrap up 2015 in a little more than a week, I’d wager that there has never been a worse time to be a manager of… Continue reading WST Article on Constant Turnover at Top Soccer Clubs
World Soccer Talk – Euro 2016 article on Belgium and Wales
For two nations recently ascended to the upper echelons of the sport, this tournament is an opportunity to show that their recent success is not a fluke, but rather the beginning of placing their name near or alongside Spain, Germany, and Europe’s other continental powers. Read more at: https://tr.im/MibOV
My Review of “Leading” by Sir Alex Ferguson
As posted on World Soccer Talk, I describe when a leadership book actually can't help you with leadership but instead is a vehicle to make big bucks for the author. Check it out here.
Why It’s Time to Stop Over-Hyping El Clasico: My Post for WST
Naming your rivalry "The Classic" is setting a standard too high for the game to reach... ever.
Robert Hay Jr. 