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Four Star Spurs podcast

I’ve been part of the Four Star Spurs podcast, the unofficial Chicago Spurs podcast, for what equals to five years and six podcast seasons. On this page I’ve compiled the podcast episodes that I’ve taken part in, whether a full podcast episode chatting about Tottenham Hotspur, the Spurs Women segments nestled within the full episodes, … Continue reading →

#TheLaneTheFinale

The beautiful (and a bit worn) White Hart Lane’s curtain is closing on Sunday, May 14, 2017, when Manchester United play Tottenham Hotspur for the last home game for Spurs in the 16/17 Premier League campaign – and the last match ever at the stadium known as White Hart Lane. I’ve only been to two … Continue reading →

Welcome to 2016, soccer fans

Well, it’s finally here! 2016. The year of the Copa America Centenario. The year of the 2016 Olympics which will be located in Rio. There’s lots of things happening in soccer this year. In addition to the Copa Centenario and the Olympics (which I love and am so excited about even though I know it’s … Continue reading →

In-form North London Derby

This is the kind of North London Derby (NLD) that Tottenham and Arsenal supporters love – and loathe. Both teams are in-form, both teams are (as usual) wanting the win – Spurs because it’s away at the Emirates; Gunners because it’s a home match and after a 5-1 slaughter at Bayern Munich – and both … Continue reading →

2015 Chicago Spurs Visit to WHL

In the spring of 2015, a handful of Chicago Spurs took a trip to London to see our beloved Tottenham Hotspur play at White Hart Lane. All together there were 11 of us Chicago Spurs members who traveled over to London and ultimately saw a 1-0 loss, yes – at home, to Aston Villa. One … Continue reading →

Summer of Soccer – 2015

This was truly a summer of soccer for not only NBC, ESPN, and Fox Sports, but also for me as well. (It also, apparently, was a summer of not writing on this here blog – but if you didn’t know, you can also read some of my more MLS-focused work at Soccer Newsday (http://bit.ly/SNKatherine) where … Continue reading →

Major League Soccer in Minnesota

Minnesota United FC and its bid group has been accepted by Major League Soccer to become the next expansion franchise in the league. Although I write for Soccer Newsday on general MLS topics as well as Sporting Kansas City, I must momentarily step away from any journalistic endeavor and say…I’m SO excited! You see, I … Continue reading →

Tottenham Hotspur and a visit to White Hart Lane

I was recently in England during a vacation to Europe. I’ve been to Europe before, and I love it. I love the history and the culture and the people. But London is something special; not just because I actually like British food, but also because it’s interesting to learn about the history of England, as … Continue reading →

MLS and Brand Identity

The new MLS logo was revealed on Thursday, September 18th and there was much groaning but also quite a bit of applause. Before I come out to say my thoughts on the logo, here are some other thoughts on MLS. Recently someone mentioned on a message board that I was reading through that the new … Continue reading →