WHAT A MESS There is plenty of blame to go around in New Jersey

My latest Substack, View From the Front Row:

What a mess in New Jersey and there is plenty of blame to go around.

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YOU CAN'T DO THAT: Fans won't be allowed to walk to MetLife for World Cup games - frontrow.soccer/09br7

HELLO, COLUMBUS: NWSL welcomes its 18th franchise for 2028 season - frontrow.soccer/anhpv

WHAT'S UPCOMING: 1st-place Arsenal, Manchester City to be featured on USA Network, Universo - frontrow.soccer/ey5zs

LONE STAR STATE BOUND: USWNT to try to qualify for Women's World Cup in Texas - frontrow.soccer/n16js

The person who created the "U.S. Way" & the person selected to help guide the ship in the interim.

In late '25 I spoke w/ Matt Crocker & Dan Helfrich & tonight I'll replay portions of those conversations.

10pm ET/7pm PT SiriusXM FC Ch. 157 & SiriusXM app.

#USMNT #USWNT

All I can say is enter at your own risk to your bank account

THEY'RE STILL AVAILABLE: Next final phase of World Cup tickets go on sale on Wednesday - frontrow.soccer/p4vvi

TRYING TO TURN IT AROUND: NYCFC, Red Bulls need to win at home on Wednesday - frontrow.soccer/jj2ad

PHILLY SHOWS HOW TO DO IT: Airbnb helps to ensure free rides after World Cup matches - frontrow.soccer/nzh8j

YEP, IT WAS HIM: Messi named MLS player of Matchday 8 - frontrow.soccer/m42d8

A VERY TOUGH BREAK: Jonathan Klinsmann, son of former USMNT coach, breaks his neck - frontrow.soccer/uv6q7

STILL NO. 2: USWNT trails Spain in FIFA women's rankings - frontrow.soccer/w4azn

TRYING TO TURN IT AROUND: NYCFC, Red Bulls need to win at home on Wednesday - frontrow.soccer/jj2ad

PHILLY SHOWS HOW TO DO IT: Airbnb helps to ensure free rides after World Cup matches - frontrow.soccer/nzh8j

YEP, IT WAS HIM: Messi named MLS player of Matchday 8 - frontrow.soccer/m42d8

A VERY TOUGH BREAK: Jonathan Klinsmann, son of former USMNT coach, breaks his neck - frontrow.soccer/uv6q7

How Philadelphia's World Cup setup became the envy of fans in New York, Boston, and beyond From private financing to years of behind-the-scenes planning, here's an inside look at what Philadelphia has done right to get ready for its moment on the world stage.

From transit to tailgating to the fan fest, Philadelphia’s World Cup setup has become the envy of fans elsewhere — especially in New York and Boston.

How has the city they love to hate pulled it off?

A look behind the curtain:

www.inquirer.com/soccer/world... via @phillysport.bsky.social

NOT SO CRAZY EIGHTH: Balogun does it again for Monaco in draw - frontrow.soccer/j0c2y

VIDEO: Watch McKennie's pin-point pass for a Juventus goal - frontrow.soccer/1qhq9

HELPING OUT: McKennie sets up Juve's 2nd goal in Serie A win - frontrow.soccer/5zf2n

PRE-PUBLICATION SALE: You can purchase ‘Around the World Cup in 40 Years’ - frontrow.soccer/mrfkw

A BARGAIN: A maximum of 2 youth soccer players under 10, per family, get in for free at Fighting Tomcats opener - frontrow.soccer/g43be

'A RIPOFF': Sen. Schumer says FIFA should pay $48M to cut down World Cup travel costs - frontrow.soccer/7o9ij

RIP, FRANK: Long-time Clarkstown coach Kcria passes away - frontrow.soccer/xim1h

VIDEO: All the goals and highlights of NYCFC's home defeat to Charlotte FC - frontrow.soccer/7f6w1

WINLESS IN FOUR: NYCFC loses to Charlotte FC at home - frontrow.soccer/l4zoj

ICYMI

MOVING ON UP: Coventry, Wright earn promotion to Premier League - frontrow.soccer/j34fz

PUTTING ON A SHOW: Messi strikes twice, winner at Rapids before 75,824 - frontrow.soccer/q93ug