Howler Magazine

Our staff has had about a month to process the glory and agony of Qatar ‘22. What started with a big dream ended with a U13 club soccer-esque daytime drama. Here’s our collective take on the USMNT’s good, bad and ugly.
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From grudging to growing acceptance, how American influence on and off the pitch has affected Leeds United.
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God’s Own Country Welcomes America - Howler Magazine Yorkshire doesn’t take easily to change. But walking around the city center or down Elland Road on gameday there’s no avoiding the signs of a growing American

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From dark-horses to possible disappointments, here's your grand rundown of the 32 nations and eight groups at Qatar '22.
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Welcome To Your World Cup Winter - Howler Magazine Buckle up and get ready for this year's edition of a tournament we've been raised to love.

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Howler is proud to celebrate the release of Christine Sinclair’s Playing the Long Game, a memoir (written with Stephen Brunt) of her phenomenal and record-breaking career. Our excerpt is from Chapter 13, on her pursuit of Abby Wambach’s record of 184 international goals—it’s an engaging welcome into a striker’s mind and an intriguing insight into a superstar’s personality.

Countdown To Breaking A Record Before It Broke Me - Howler Magazine Howler is proud to celebrate the release of Christine Sinclair’s Playing the Long Game, a memoir (written with Stephen Brunt) of her phenomenal and

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The vibes and culture of pickup soccer are undefeated. Soccer, like life, doesn’t guarantee anyone a victory, especially if they show up in yard-sale-bought bicycles and cheap rubber cleats.

Tío Lobo - Howler Magazine Tío Lobo says that anyone in the business of running fast should avoid cutting their toe nails. Cutting keratin, the protective protein that extends from

Author Hal Phillips explores the engrossing journey of the Bahr family - with an emphasis on Casey beginning with the 1972 Olympics, and the life of a soccer family in the before times.
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Keep The Ball Rolling - Howler Magazine Casey Bahr’s journey from the Naval Academy to the ’72 Olympics, from the Philadelphia Atoms to the Philadelphia Fever, with a stop-off to claim that the

Change is hard. But when free World Cup tickets are thrust in your lap you give it a chance…
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One second you’re watching the Lions crowned division champs and making fun of hockey, then nearly 30 years later soccer has you in chokehold as you scavenge for a bar in north Poland to watch Sweden vs Portugal.

How An American Became So Attached To Soccer, He Now Calls It Football - Howler Magazine I used to be a traditional American sports fan. I would watch an ungodly amount of football, baseball, and basketball and, if I had additional free time, I

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In the third and final installment author Billy Merck writes a fitting conclusion for his Clive Charles series with powerful words from Clyde Best and features thoughts from many others.

The Only United - Howler Magazine Billy Merck considers the legacy of Clive Charles, who left West Ham in the early 1970s for the North American Soccer League and ended up an American coaching