Aside from Iraq, there is great debate on which team looks the best. 2 10/10's and several more 7+ scores. I can't decide which set of kits I prefer!
by Brett Mullenix
After upending Indy Eleven Park two years ago, the Men's World Cup has started and Indianapolis is no closer to a soccer stadium or MLS team. We are now getting a clearer picture as to why.
by Brett Mullenix
This Group is soon clean I love it. Simplicity but there just is something to this Group's true to basics approach. But it also has my least favorite kit in the whole tournament so far...
by Brett Mullenix
Group G is sorta all over the place. But generally, this is a solid looking Group from top to bottom. This may be one of the most exciting groups on and off the pitch.
by Brett Mullenix
After 7 years in charge of Richmond Kickers, Coach Darren Sawatzky to depart RVA for PNW. Sawatzky, originally from Seattle, returns to the Pacific Northwest before the beginning of the 2027 USL League One season to take charge of new side Sporting Cascades FC.
by Josh Duder
Today we meet UWS side Worcester Wanderers. Freshmen to the league, Wanderers represent Central Massachusetts and even though the club is new, founders Greg and Julia have plenty of experience at this level.
by Joshua Duder
Compared to the rest of the tournament, this Group likes it simpler than most. Japan stands out, but there are some solid kits in this Group.
by Brett Mullenix
This may be the best looking Group at this World Cup. With a perfect blending of traditional and fun alternative kits, you get a little bit of everything I love to see in a kit.
by Brett Mullenix
As Group C starts play, here are the kits for what should be an exciting group. Here are Brett's initial comments with full thoughts coming next week.
by Brett Mullenix
Another great Group kitwise. Argentina produces another classic, while Algeria and Austria go simple. Jordan may be slept in (kitwise) in this very competitive Group.
by Brett Mullenix