Pardon the double dip but I'm just swamped today so I'm going to re-purpose the hell out of this interview. It's RSL's Robbie Russell --a veteran of Norwegian, Danish and Icelandic football-- talking about Scandinavian soccer and RBNY's new Nordic coach and... Full Article at Soccer Blogs

Robbie Russell who scored the winning PK goal in MLS Cup 2009 for Real Salt Lake sat down with Kartik Krishnaiyer days after signing with RSL in the Summer 2008 Transfer Window. This interview originally aired in an abridged version on the Champions Soccer... Full Article at Soccer Blogs

On his familiarity with MLS: “The guy who scored on the final kick in the MLS Final, Robbie Russell, was the first player I took (from the U.S.). I brought him directly out of college to a small club in Norway. I was very happy for him, but of course, I’m... Full Article at Soccer Blogs

(RBNY) Erik Soler was formally introduced as the new general manager and sporting director for the New York Red Bulls today and while the hire on paper seems okay I still wonder where this club is actually going. Soler, the former IK Start man has some connection... Full Article at Soccer Blogs

SEATTLE -- Robbie Russell kicked the decisive penalty as the underdog Real Salt Lake beat David Beckham and the star-studded Los Angeles Galaxy in a shootout Sunday for its first Major League Soccer championship. Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando made... Full Article at China Post

The night after playing an integral role for Real Salt Lake in its MLS Cup-clinching victory over Los Angeles, with Russell even burying the winning penalty kick, the pair were among 12 RSL players whose fate is now up in the air. Shortly after arriving home... Full Article at Deseret News

Goalie Nick Rimando runs toward Robbie Russell, whose goal gave Salt Lake the MLS title in a penalty-kick shootout. Salt Lake's roster may be very different next season, as it has only protected 11 players ahead of Wednesday's expansion draft. SEATTLE Real... Full Article at USA Today