0 comments by Marcelo Villa on 9/25/2019
Gambling appears to be erratic. In other words, it’s never in the regular movement or pattern. Gambling possesses unpredictable behavior. The uncertainty pattern and excess brokerage decrease client interests. Many bookies offer free bets for their old clients to reduce the load from their client’s pocket. Though gambling potentially can turn your black coin into […]
0 comments by Kyle Jennings on 5/15/2015
In sports we often times forget that the players we are paying to watch day in and day out, were kids and fans once too. We all too often associate the player and the team he plays for as the end all be all, never really thinking about who the player may have been a fan […]
0 comments by JR Patton on 4/1/2014
One point at a time. After tying DC United 2-2, the Chicago Fire have now earned draws in three straight matches to follow up a season opening loss at Chivas USA. The Fire are still winless on 2014 but with each match they seem to take shape and build on the previous result.
0 comments by JR Patton on 3/25/2014
Looking to bag their first win of 2014, the Chicago Fire finally returned home to Toyota Park on Saturday. It was a very chilly match that was plagued by poor passing and possession by both sides – something that Frank Yallop attributed to the poor early season pitch conditions at Toyota Park.
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 3/10/2014
New season, new coach, same problems. The Chicago Fire opened their 2014 campaign with a heartbreaking 3-2 loss away to Chivas USA. It was a tough loss, especially after the Fire fought back from down 2-0 to tie the match. It wasn’t the loss, however, that has some Fire fans ready to hit the panic […]
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0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 2/28/2014
The beginning of a new season always comes with an aura of freshness. I don’t know if it’s the crisp winter air as the calendar turns toward spring, or the renewed hope that this could finally be the year that the Fire contend in the East. Whatever it is, there is certainly a sense of […]
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 10/23/2013
Three down, one to go. With just one match remaining in the 2013 MLS regular season, Chicago Fire finally face a “win andyour in” situation. With a win on Sunday in New York the Fire will assure themselves a spot in the 2013 postseason. After the atrocious start to 2013 the fact that the Fire face […]
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 10/10/2013
One down, three to go. That has to be the thinking for Chicago Fire after their 3-0 win in DC on Friday night. With matches being ticked off the schedule the door is rapidly closing on Chicago’s 2013 playoff hopes – unless they can come away with the full 9 points in their remaining three […]
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 9/30/2013
With just a few weeks left in the season Chicago Fire need to approach every match as a must win. Saturday night was no exception as they played host to Montreal Impact in what proved to be both a very exciting and gut-wrenching match. As has happened more often than not in 2013, the […]
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 9/23/2013
There are very few things that are worse for a Chicago Fire supporter than losing a match to Columbus Crew. Having gone 3-0 against their rivals in yellow already this season combined with the fact that the Fire finally moved into the 5th and final playoff position this week, things were looking up for this trip […]
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 8/11/2013
On a night when the Chicago Fire needed three points to keep their playoff hopes alive, they welcomed Montreal Impact to Toyota Park for a match that would favor the visitors in nearly every category except the final score. The end result would find Chicago edging Montreal by a score of 2-1 in front of […]
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 7/3/2013
Chicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson will find himself back in the US Men’s National Team this month as he was announced as part of Jurgen Klinsmann’s Gold Cup squad. Johnson will join DC United ‘keeper Bill Hamid and Real Salt Lake ‘keeper Nick Rimando. It will be interesting to see if Johnson pulls a start […]
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 6/24/2013
It had been suspected for most of the MLS season, but was made official this last weekend. Two-time World Cup veteran, German Arne Friedrich announced his retirement after 12 years as a professional. The 34-year old called it quits on a career that saw him play at the top flight of German football with Arminia […]
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 4/23/2013
There was a good deal of grumbling amongst supporters after the Chicago Fire lost handily to the Houston Dynamo last week. But after an appropriate cooling off period sense returned—beating Houston at home would have been a feat and the Fire is not the team to do that…yet. Predominately, the reaction was one of frustration, […]
0 comments by Dustyn Richardson on 4/6/2013
A bye week can be frustrating when your team is on a winning streak or starting to heat up. When your team is floundering, a bye week is relief; it’s a way to re-group and re-focus. A cynic would say that the Chicago Fire even messed up their bye week. Winger Patrick Nyarko picked up […]
