The soccer interwebs are a large and scary place. Sometimes, you try to find an amusing GIF of a petulant foul or amazing free kick and you end up in a forum cave, surrounded by trolls that will defend King Kenny to the death. Tread with caution. And check out these pre-approved links. Continue reading “OWN GOALS – Some Soccer Goodness From the Interwebs” »
Tag Archives: Linkfest 2001
OWN GOALS – the not even a little racist "Raza" edition
I know that this is your favorite soccer site named “Futfanatico”, but what I am about to say may blow your mind: this is not the exclusive place where you can read my writing. In the past few weeks, I’ve penned some footy prose at some other great sites and for a Liverpool-based magazine. The topic? Latin America.
Here are the links. Continue reading “OWN GOALS – the not even a little racist "Raza" edition” »
OWN GOALS – Some Cool Soccer Sites You Should Check Out
International breaks, gotta love them. Unless you hate them. In which case, as somebody who is generally indifferent to international breaks, I can respect your position but do not agree with it. [INSERT PROFANITY LACED POST]
For folks as sick of the club/country debate as much as they are of friendlies, here’s a handful of enjoyable soccer links. Do read them. Continue reading “OWN GOALS – Some Cool Soccer Sites You Should Check Out” »
OWN GOALS – Some Fine Footy Links For Your Enjoyment
The FA aside, the news cycle has been a bit slow lately. I did receive an anonymous tip that in Garden City, Kansas, a caterpillar had recently formed a cocoon and in a few weeks time may possibly become a butterfly. However, the “source” failed to provide enough detailed facts to corroborate the story, so instead I went with “Mourinho will quit Real Madrid to coach England.” You read it here first!
No, but seriously, I’ve penned words at a few sites. Other sites have penned their own words. You should read them. Continue reading “OWN GOALS – Some Fine Footy Links For Your Enjoyment” »
Roundup – the Many Facets of the Port Said Tragedy in Egypt
The soccer world sheds a tear for fans, players, and civilians that lost their lives in Egypt a few days ago. Many much better equipped media outlets and more knowledgeable folk reported on the incident and shared their thoughts. Here’s some of the essential reading: Continue reading “Roundup – the Many Facets of the Port Said Tragedy in Egypt” »
OWN GOALS – Some Footy Links for the Holiday Season
Christmas time fast approaches. Slowly, the universe disconnects from the web. We sip eggnog. We talk with family members. We exchange gifts. Co-workers get embarrassingly drunk at holiday parties. Dormant hands get grabby. Title VII lawsuits get filed soon thereafter. But before you sign that release of claim waiver and confidentiality agreement, enjoy these footy links: Continue reading “OWN GOALS – Some Footy Links for the Holiday Season” »
OWN GOALS – the accursed, huggable, imperalist Americans
Don’t you just hate those arrogant, talented, supremely handsome Americans? Me too. Well, this American had the pleasure of writing for and speaking with some friends from across the Atlantic, and the results were marvelous. At least in my humble imperialist American opinion. Continue reading “OWN GOALS – the accursed, huggable, imperalist Americans” »
OWN GOALS – some fantastic links from the footysphere
Remember that time I wrote that post which was neither funny nor insightful and wasted your time? Well, I’ve found an easy solution for both you, the reader, and me, the writer. Links! Continue reading “OWN GOALS – some fantastic links from the footysphere” »
OWN GOALS – the Futfanatico eBook & some entertaining links
After much deliberation and feedback, the soccer eBook is now available in a DRM-less ePub format at Goodreads. Right here. What does that mean? Well, for those folks who do not have a Kindle or Nook, you can now purchase the book for $5.99 to then download and read on pretty much any other device. If you rock the open source Calibre, you can read it. If you use Adobe Digital Editions, you’re also included. And, of course, you can simply use the Goodreads eBook reader by simply signing up.
Speaking of the eBook, Robert of theTwoUnfortunates wrote a positive review that you can check out here. Terry Duffelen, blogger, podder & Socrates co-founder, also had some kind words to say about the eBook at Goodreads. And thus far the ratings have been squarely in the 4-5 range. Not too shabby. I’m still riding on a wave of confidence and my Vampire-High school-Law firm legal thriller/comedy series will be available from Doubleday in May of 2013.
But seriously, I promise to stop proudly boasting about the eBook until at least the new year. Scout’s honor. Books are like kids – once you have more than one, they all start to look the same & you eventually forget their names. Now, the links. Continue reading “OWN GOALS – the Futfanatico eBook & some entertaining links” »
OWN GOALS – Timely Footy Links For Your Reading Pleasure
If you blow into the Ocarina, then you will find a link to the past. However, no matter how hard you blow into your respective Kindle, PC, iPad, or cell phone, you are stuck here in the present with me. Don’t get too depressed now, because I’ve put together a neat list of link-worthy footy topics for your consumption. Bon apetit. Continue reading “OWN GOALS – Timely Footy Links For Your Reading Pleasure” »




