David Wangerin was born in Chicago and grew up in Wisconsin. Two years after coaching his high school's soccer team to a debut season of unbroken defeats, he moved to England, partly to be nearer to Aston Villa. He has been a contributor WSC since 1988, and is the author of Soccer in a Football World, published by WSC Books in 2006. He now lives in Scotland, where he has developed an affection for Raith Rovers.
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Double standards
Two refs on the same pitch
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WSC 235 Sep 06
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East End Heroes, Stateside Kings
by Brian Belton
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WSC 256 Jun 08
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Foreign exchange
What do the US tycoons want?
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WSC 247 Sep 07
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Ipswich deserved 81 title
Villa were better
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WSC 154 Dec 99
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Outcasts United
by Warren St John
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WSC 270 Aug 09
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Soccer mania
Soccer in a Football World extract
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WSC 231 May 06
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The big mismatch
Stan Collymore
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WSC 171 May 01
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The Conference v Scarborough
Financial trouble in Yorkshire
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WSC 242 Apr 07
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Thinking Outside the Box
by Brad Friedel
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WSC 268 Jun 09
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Tight ship, man overboard
Gregory leaves Villa
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WSC 181 Mar 02
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Up Pompey
by Chuck Culpepper
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WSC 249 Nov 07
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USA
The death of an influential figure
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WSC 240 Feb 07
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Villa parked
Aston Villa's absence from Europe
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WSC 184 Jun 02
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Words from our sponsors
Dangers of kit branding
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WSC 211 Sep 04
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