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What to do About the Danger of Concussions in Girls Youth Soccer
e all know something about concussions, many of us have had a minor one at one point in our life. For example I fell out of the top bunk when I was 8 and wanged my head off the floor. I felt sick for awhile, went to the doctor, and was fine after a week or so of rest. Unfortunately, too many concussions, even minor ones, can have a devastating effect on the development of children and young adults. -
Manchester United v. Rangers Preview
Tweet Manchester United plays Glasgow Rangers today in what is sure to be another rout for the Scottish side ending in a quick exit from the Champions League. Rangers, a club known more for their fans actions off the pitch, than their team’s quality on it, will put some fight, […] -
Been a long time… how’s it going?
It’s been practically a year since the guys at SoccerProse spilled some digital ink on this page. A lot has happened. The staff has changed a bit but the love of soccer and the need for awesome soccer discussion is still within our halls. One major change at www.soccerpro.com is […] -
August and everything after
So we have been on a bit of an extended absence here at SoccerProse, but with everything aside now we are back and ready to talk more soccer. First on that list is that it is now August and the major European domestic campaigns are just around the corner and […] -
Gone Ronnie Gone
It now appears like the buck-toothed one is 90 percent sure of landing in Milan next season. While nothing is set in stone yet, it seems that the allure of AC Milan’s prestige and history of won Ronaldinho’s favor over the pounds (that’s money, not what he would be adding […] -
Cinderella’s run ends
If you missed yesterday’s Euro 2008 semifinal between Germany and Turkey I beg you to find a replay of the match or find a friend who TiVo’d it and watch it, immediately. Unlike the drab Spain and Italy encounter, which pitted two talented teams, playing scared, Turkey and Germany played […] -
Halfway to the semis
Well we are halfway to the Euro 2008 semifinals and I am a sterling 0-2 in my picks. But enough about me, lets talk football. Two stunning matches have produced a pairing of Germany and Turkey in the first semifinal pairing. The way the two sides reached this point was […] -
Euro 2008 Quarterfinals
Bring on the quarterfinals. After a stirring round of group stage games that rewarded attacking football (thank you Netherlands, Croatia, Portugal and Spain) and threw out old, conventionality (see you France, Greece and Sweden) Euro 2008 moves into the knock-out stages where one bad game is all it takes for […]
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