USMNT Goalkeeper Tim Howard shows off new Tattoos

If you are a fan of soccer/futbol than you have surely seen the increased trend of most of your favorite players sporting tattoos.

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David Beckham was most likely the first soccer player to gain recognition from his many tattoos but just like in the NBA, many soccer players around the world can be seen with tattoos covering their arms -- and in some cases even exposing multiple tattoos on their torsos when exchanging jerseys in the post match ritual.

Tim Howard is the starting goalkeeper for the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team and he, along with many other USMNT players, has his fair share of body art. Check out some of his newest ink that he shared via Instagram @timhow1:

Soccer News Weekly: David Beckham picks a wedgie, is Neymar overrated?

Soccer News Weekly is lightweight news show covering a few topics in world football. It’s produced by Jared Montz and is regularly syndicated on VA Soccer News. Jared is a former pro player and founder of OnlineSoccerAcademy.com.


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This week’s episode of Soccer News Weekly covers David Beckham picks a wedgie, Neymar gets called overrated, a goalkeeper is attacked by a crazy fan, England vs Brazil, Messi boot update and more!

For a bonus video learn how to properly chip a soccer ball from one of Jared’s Online Soccer Academy training videos. It will greatly improve your long range passing!

Tribe Spotlight: Bend it like Wade Barrett ’98

Courtesy TribeAthletics.com
Mon, May 16, 2011

Tribe Spotlight: Bend it like Wade Barrett '98

by Sarah Mellman '12
William and Mary Alumni Association

As the William and Mary Tribe, we support each other, delighting in our victories and commiserating in our losses. Wade Barrett '98 truly embodies the Tribe spirit; he is a team player, both on and off the field. A prominent soccer player at the College during his undergraduate career, Barrett was drafted in the 1998 Major League Soccer (MLS) draft to the San Jose Earthquakes, a team that in 2006 relocated to Texas and became the Houston Dynamo. From rookie to MLS champ and then playing in Europe, and, finally, assistant coach of the Houston Dynamo, Barrett is constantly climbing the ranks while supporting his team every step of the way.