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Playing for 90 Announces Three New Columns

By Phil Naegely

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Playing for 90 is a general Fansided soccer site. The site’s goal is to provide updated stories, analysis, and opinion about a myriad of soccer news around the nation and the world. While we focus on more often on certain leagues (MLS and EPL), we do our best to provide more coverage to other leagues like Ligue 1 and La Liga.

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While Playing for 90 is a general soccer site, the editors – Phil Naegely and Baxter Colburn- along with writer Chris Blakely decided it would be smart to play to our strengths and focus specifically on three MLS teams we follow faithfully.

As a result of this passion and faithfulness, three new columns were born – Doop Nation, Red, White and Green, and last but not least Revs Report. Below we break down each individual column below.

Doop Nation

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    • Doop Nation is all about the Philadelphia Union and their affiliates, Harrisburg City Islanders (USL-PRO) and Reading United (USL-PDL), respectively. In this column, we dive into Union specific column and break it down and analyze what exactly is going on.

    These posts are written by co-editor Phil Naegely who gives you inside track with the latest Union news in each edition. In his first piece, he looked at the Union’s current situation and what needed to be done to make the playoffs.

    For all your latest Union news, make sure you stay tuned for the next edition of Doop Nation.

    Red, White, and Green

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  • MLS Elevates International Standing with September Call-UpsMLS Multiplex
  • Check out the games for this MLS comebackMLS Multiplex
  • Paul Rothrock: Meteoric Rise of a Local Promise to Stardom in the Seattle SoundersMLS Multiplex
  • Clint Dempsey: The Indelible Legacy at the Seattle SoundersMLS Multiplex
  • Unique Vibes: The Intense Passion of Seattle Sounders FansMLS Multiplex

    • Red, White, and Green? Don’t you mean Red, White, and Blue for America.

    No. Red, White, and Green got its name because of the three MLS teams in Cascadia – Portland Timbers, Vancouver Whitecaps, and the Seattle Sounders. The Timbers play in “Rose City” and most of the time wear red uniforms. Vancouver dons White jerseys, while Seattle is known as “Emerald City” and primarily wears Rave Green.

    In each edition Chris Blakely takes a look at something that pertains to one of the Cascadian teams in MLS. Check out the growing number of Red, White, and Green pieces already and let us know what you think below.

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    MLS Multiplex

  • MLS Elevates International Standing with September Call-UpsMLS Multiplex
  • Earl Edwards Jr.'s New Contract Strengthens the Promising Future of New England Revolution in MLSMLS Multiplex
  • New England Revolution Strengthens with Tomáš Vaclík: A Strategic MoveMLS Multiplex
  • New England goalkeeper Djordje Petrović heading to ChelseaMLS Multiplex
  • USMNT gossip: Adams to Brighton, Jones to Europe, Cowell to BolognaFanSided

    • Revs Report

    The last column we are currently rolling out at Playing for 90 is the Revs Report. The Revs Report is all about the New England Revolution. Co-editor Baxter Colburn breaks down what is going on with the Revolution.

    In his first Revs Report, Baxter Colburn takes a look at Jermaine Jones’ first MLS goal. Each piece will look similar and allow readers to learn more about one of the Eastern Conference’s hottest teams currently.

    Check out the archives of Revs Report.

    All In all, these columns were bred out of passion and the love of the game. They are also intended to bring the readers the most up-to-date information and analysis about these three concentrations.

    Is there something out there you want covered that isn’t? Let us know in the columns below. If not, enjoy the three newest columns to Playing for 90.

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