We’re back. Life intervened—we both got married and got new jobs—to make it very difficult to devote the kind of time necessary to keep up the blog at the frequency posting we wanted and as a result, we got away from writing anything. But we’ve missed it, and thanks to the strong admonitions of friends and a few very loyal readers, we’re going to start posting again.
The focus will remain the same: the growth of soccer in the United States both on the field with the U.S. Men’s National Team and MLS and off it as the sport grows in popularity and as a successful business; the English Premier League, Max’s Spurs and Ken’s Liverpool give us plenty to write about; the global governance of the game; and the occasional convergence of soccer and international politics.
We will be posting less frequently than our previous efforts but we will make each post count more as our style will favor the long-form column full of analysis.
One new wrinkle is that we will be more active on Twitter and Facebook. So please follow us on Twitter @assocfootball and checkout the Association Football Facebook page.
Thank you to those who have encouraged us to get back to doing something we truly loved. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
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Max Bergmann
Jay Heidbrink
Ken Gude
Pat Garofalo
Association Football 
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