The Kangin Charm Offensive: A Fan’s Perspective
Editor’s Note: This post is a guest post by Paul Jeung. For more of Paul Jeung’s work, check him out on Twitter here and read […]
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From Gyeongsang to Galicia: Toni Dovale on Park Chu-young’s time at Celta Vigo
Editor’s Note: This is a guest contribution from James Walsh. To read more of James’ work, follow him on Twitter (@walshjames01) or check out his […]
Thank you, Lee Chung-yong
An ode to one of the greatest Korean players abroad of recent history.
COVID-19: The Pandemic’s Effect on Korean Football Thus Far
In an ideal world, we, at the Tavern, would be recapping the KNT’s World Cup Qualifier against Turkmenistan right now. The Taegeuk Warriors would also […]
Victory Tour: The Dreams of the Korean Women’s National Team
Editor’s Note: This is the final feature from our exclusive Victory Tour coverage. A huge shoutout to Tavern Contributor Jason Lee for his translations of our interviews with the Korean players. If you like this coverage, please let us know. We hope to bring you more exclusive content with Korean players in the future. When you talk to the Korean women’s national team players, there is a sense of hope for growth. There is a great […]
Monster. Mason. Min Jae.
Back in elementary school my nickname was Big Bird. All my friends called me Big Bird because I was rail thin and I was always […]
Victory Tour: the Rebirth of the Korean Women’s National Team
Editor’s Note: We will have more coverage from the weekend at the Victory Tour this week. I plan to write a feature with quotes from the Korean players once we have translated their interviews from Korean. Please look out […]
My Sonny Enigma: When you can’t help but hate a National Hero
Son Heung Min, known to most in the world of Football as Sonny, is not only a national hero in South Korea, but he is […]
Exclusive Interview with Hong “Moondog” Moon: Why South Korea will one day win the World Cup
Hong Moon, also known as “Moondog”, has had quite the career. After a youth career in England and Sweden, he had to retire due to […]
David Yang: From Wolf to Wolverine in One of America’s Premier College Towns
David Yang never felt like an underdog. Since he started playing football, he’s always felt as if his progression from youth to college-level soccer has […]