Lawrence Dockery
Writer at WorldSoccerTalk.com
Host at 901 Soccer Podcast
Soccer Referee since 2006; New writer for @Beyondthe_90; Host of @901SoccerPod since 2019, with @BluffCity_Media since 2023 Member of @SoccerReporters
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3 weeks ago |
beyondthe90.substack.com | Lawrence Dockery
Despite having had a very rough year on the field, Mexico’s attendance for games in the US was still quite robust. Over the course of ten games played on American soil, El Tri averaged 54,277 fans per game. While support for the Mexican National Team is always very good, there’s no doubt that the Copa America was a boon for their crowds the same way that it was for the USMNT. Here’s how their attendance shook out. March 21 - Mexico vs. Panama - AT&T Stadium - 40,926March 24 - Mexico vs.
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1 month ago |
beyondthe90.substack.com | Lawrence Dockery
It was quite the 2024 for the USWNT. They got a new coach in Emma Hayes, widely regarded as the best women’s coach in the world. And they went to the Olympics in Paris and won the gold medal, their first Olympic triumph since London 2012. It was especially important for the USWNT to have a good 2024 considering how badly they had done at three of their last four major tournaments. At Rio 2016 they were eliminated from the Olympics in the quarter-finals.
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1 month ago |
beyondthe90.substack.com | Lawrence Dockery
The number of big time soccer tournaments being played in the United States feels like it’s at an all-time high. The 2023 Gold Cup was here. CONMEBOL decided to stage Copa America here last year. This summer, both the Gold Cup and the Club World Cup will be in the US, with Gold Cup games west of the Mississippi River and most Club World Cup games east of the Mississippi River. Next year, of course, is the big one as the World Cup comes to the US along with Mexico and Canada.
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1 month ago |
beyondthe90.substack.com | Lawrence Dockery
Soccer in the United States is growing. There are more clubs now than ever, and most of those clubs are more stable than ever. These teams now have top notch facilities as it seems like a new soccer-specific stadium is opened every month. But it’s not just MLS that’s thriving.
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1 month ago |
beyondthe90.substack.com | Lawrence Dockery
It’s been a banner few days internationally for the women’s soccer program at the University of Memphis. The new Northern Super League in Canada kicked off their inaugural season, with seven former Memphis Tigers on opening day rosters. Not only were the Tigers well represented but it was former Tiger Tanya Boychuck who scored the winning goal for the Montreal Roses in their game against Toronto.
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Re-issue (again!) from me for @Beyondthe_90: Mexico's attendance for games in the US in 2024. https://t.co/rNPXetdr1Y
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