Chris Rolfe – My Mind on Sports

With transfer window closed, the time is now for the Black-and-Red

August 5, 2016 Wilson Tarpeh JrAlejandro Bedoya, Alhaji Kamara, Alvaro Saborio, Charlie Davies, Chris Rolfe, D.C. United, DC United, Kennedy Igboananike, Lamar Neagle, LLoyd Sam, Nick DeLeon, Patrick Mullins, Patrick Nyarko, Philadelphia Union0 comment

The Black-and-Red head into Saturday’s game with the Philadelphia looking to improve upon their draw with Montreal at home last week. With the transfer window now closed, D.C. United has the players on it’s roster that will finish out the season. Whether they can get on track and make a run for the postseason or not depends heavily on they… Read More

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Union run past the Black-and-Red

July 11, 2016 Wilson Tarpeh JrAlhaji Kamara, Bill Hamid, Chris Pontius, Chris Rolfe, D.C. United, DC United, Ilsinho, Lamar Neagle, Luciano Acosta, Patrick Nyarko, Philadelphia Union0 comment

The Black-and-Red have a week to get things together after their nightmarish outing in Philadelphia. The Union won 3-0 thanks in part to converting two penalty kicks and controlling the game from start to finish didn’t hurt either. D.C. United struggled to gain and maintain possession for extended stretches, their failure to do so only gave fuel to the Union… Read More

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D.C. United ready to respond as they face next road test

March 12, 2016 Wilson Tarpeh JrBen Olsen, Charlie Davies, Chris Rolfe, D.C. United, DC United, Fabian Espindola, Juan Agudelo, Kellyn Rowe, Lee Ngyuen, Marcelo Sarvas, Miguel Aguilar, New England Revolution, Nick DeLeon, Patrick Nyarko, Teal Bunbury0 comment

The Black-and-Red lost their season opener to the Los Angeles Galaxy last week, the score being 4-1. Despite the lopsided score, there were positives to take moving forward. The first 45 minutes of last week’s game was very high quality soccer, definitely better than any half played by D.C. United last season. The second 45 minutes or so, not so… Read More

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Preseason ends as Queretaro knocks D.C. United out of Champions League

March 2, 2016 Wilson Tarpeh JrChris Rolfe, CONCACAFF Champions League, D.C. United, DC United, Fabian Espindola, Julian Buescher, Marcelo Sarvas, MLS, Patrick Nyarko, Queretaro, RFK, Volpi0 comment

Queretaro came into RFK and took care of business, their 1-1 draw with the Black-and-Red meant that the Mexican side would advance to the next round with an aggregate score of 3-1. In both legs it looked like a team that is already in form versus a team that has a ways to go. It’s clear some decisions have to… Read More