Slasher

What would a soccer forum be without any useful resources?

Feel free to post links to soccer related websites.

I'll start off with the two most obvious ones and let you guys build this thread into a complete soccer resource. Please include a description beside each link.

FIFA.com - The official website of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association.

UEFA.com - Union des Associations Européennes de Football (European Football Association).

Weasel

Yahoo Soccer Pass - Yahoo! Sports' soccer website.

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LegoHat

Livescore.com: Live Scores from most leagues and competitions, very fast and dependable.

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Turkish Delight

www.goal.com
One of my favorite soccer sites.

www.football365.com
Another great football site, more focused on the premiership, but talks about other european leagues as well.

Sánchez AF

ESPN deportes

I enjoy more the spanish sites.

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kawika

SoccerAmerica's Messageboard

Primarily (though not exclusively) focuses on US players, here and abroad, the USMNT and CONCACAF. The big positive is that it has some of the most thoughtful, informed messageboard posting around. The "signal-to-noise" ratio is extremely high.

The negatives are that a) it's quite low-traffic, closer to a conversation among a few dozen friends than a MB and b) the formatting is waaay irritating.

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TheLegend

Goal.com is the most active and reliable english site that I know of, so I will approve of this website. However, websites like football365 or tribalfootball are a joke simply because they believe in creating ridiculous rumors just to attract readers.

Volcom

www.theworldgame.com.au

Pretty good Australian site. Has all the lastest news from around the world and also has a section dedicated to the new A League if anyone cares.

Turkish Delight

I admit that football365 does come up with a lot of false rumours, but it's entertaining, and I don't see that as a problem if you get your soccer news from more than one source.

croco

www.tribalfootball.com

Good site for transfer rumours, but many of them are / were also false.

Steppenwolf

FIFA World Cup Classics

Entire classic WC games for free. Pretty neat.