Frigid temperatures and snowstorms across Europe are starting to take their toll on the soccer schedule. One game that was not cancelled this week in Italy, the Inter Milan-Palermo bout on Wednesday, finished in a wild 4-4 draw. Temperatures have dipped

Most of last night's headlines might have been about the U.S. men's national team's friendly in Panama, but that was not the only place south of the border where an American was playing. Lost amid the U.S. team's 1-0 win, Jonathan Bornstein made his seas

Jonathan Bornstein went the distance for Tigres in their Copa Libertadores loss to Union Espanola at the Estadio Santa Laura SEK in Santiago, Chile. Gonzalo Barriga scored the game's only goal in the 58th minute. Bornstein and Tigres are playing a two-le

[AMERICANS ABROAD] Jonathan Bornstein played his first match for Mexican club Tigres since last spring, starting in its 1-0 loss at Union Espanola of Chile in their opening game in the 2012 Copa Libertadores. Tigres, the 2011 Torneo Apertura champion, st

Player ratings in soccer are by definition a subjective measure. One person’s 6 is another man’s 4. And since no two people view players or the game the same way, that is not likely to change. But because some readers have asked, John Godfrey — who regul

On the road tonight, so here is an encore of the most popular guest post in Footiebusiness history. The original generated a significant amount of comments. Back live on Monday. Once again, we are fortunate to have a guest post from Dave Laidig. Dave is