Sports Poets Society

https://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/serie-a/the-best-american-player-ever-pallotta-sogna-pulisic-star-a-vent-anni-1138579 Tuttomercatoweb 25.07.2018 18:00 di Marco Conterio "The best American player that I've ever seen". Eddie Johnson , che è stato promessa poi mantenuta solo a metà del soccer, ritiratosi a trentuno anni per problemi di salute, ha così incoronato Christian Pulisic . Difficile dissentire dalla teoria di Johnson sul classe 1998 di Hershey, Pennsylvania. La parabola dell'esterno del Borussia Dortmund è una storia in quinta marcia: dalla città prima produttrice di cioccolato degli States , dove faceva innamorare i coach della Pennsylvania Classics, alla cantera del Borussia Dortmund nel 2015. Poi l'esordio tra i professionisti, il rinnovo multimilioario fino al 2020. A diciannove anni il  wonderboy di Hershey ha giocato settanta gare in Bundesliga, quindici in Champions League, sei in Europa League. Una Supercoppa tedesca dove è andato pu...

http://www.eduardototosalvio.com/en/ The sixth son of a family of seven children – four boys and three girls -, Salvio was born on the 13 July 1990 in Avellaneda ; a town located in the province of Buenos Aires. He was only four years old when he started playing football in a small team of his neighborhood called Sarmiento de Entré Vías. Salvio played with older kids and in all the positions, even at goalkeeper, but, little by little, he shown an incredible capacity to score goals and to assist his teammates. When he was a child, his friends started calling him “El Toto”, the nickname usually given to a person called Eduardo on the Hispanic countries.  Then, he played in Bristol and Vila Ideal before starting his adventure in Lanús, beginning a bond that lasted for 13 years and catapulted Salvio for football stardom. Before he played in the senior in Lanús, Salvio had been selected for the Argentinean under-17 squad that played in World Cup in 2007, hosted by Cana...

http://pittsburghsoccernow.com/2018/07/24/preview-what-to-expect-of-borussia-dortmund-and-benfica/ by Mark Asher Goodman July 24, 2018 All video games are the same: the pace gets quicker at the more challenging stages until all but the very best players have long-since given up. This is what to expect when you watch Borussia Dortmund. BVB, as they are also known, have soccer players that move the ball around, dribble forward, or simply make decisions at a mindblowing speed, like an eleven-man squad of soccer supercomputers . The talent on the field is high enough that Dortmund can beat you a dozen different ways: on a speed dribble or with close-quarter dribbling, with a long ball over-the-top, from the wings, on a cross, with set-piece ferocity, and more. But the single most consistent attribute of the Borussia attack is the sheer audacity of how fast it comes at you.  In this past 2017-2018 season, a midfield takeaway would be advanced upfield in two passe...