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	Science Fair Projects - John Harkes
		John Harkes played in the 1990 and s and was controversially cut from the team weeks before the 1998 tournament by national team coach Steve Sampson.
		In 1996, John Harkes returned to America to be captain for D.C. United in their inaugural season.
		Harkes was elected to the National Soccer Hall of Fame on the first ballot, in 2005.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/John_Harkes (421 words)

	John Harkes - Class of 2005
		John was traded to the Columbus Crew in the middle of the 2001 season and he decided to call it a career following the 2002 season with the Crew.
		John attended the University of Virginia and was honored with the
		Hall of Famer Timeline: John's career kicked off after he was selected as the Missouri Athletic Club's college player of the year in 1987 and went on to succeed at the highest levels in England.
	www.soccerhall.org /famers/John_Harkes.htm (478 words)

	lawyer John_Harkes - lawyer-report.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		John Harkes (born March 8, 1967 in Kearny, New Jersey) is a former American soccer player and currently an assistant coach with Red Bull New York of Major League Soccer.
		Harkes had a professional career in England and the United States spanning from 1990 to 2002, and is a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame.
		Harkes was called up to the national team again by his former college coach, Bruce Arena in 1999, and helped the United States win the bronze medal in the Confederations Cup that year.
	www.lawyer-report.com /John_Harkes (596 words)

	D.C. United: Roster: Player Bio
		John Harkes, uno de los futbolistas más exitosos de los Estados Unidos, inicia su segundo año como Director de Desarollo/Juveniles del D.C. United.
		Harkes creció en Kearny, New Jersey, y jugó en la Universidad de Virginia antes de iniciar su carrera profesional en Inglaterra.
		Harkes continuó su carrera en la selección nacional durante su estadía en la MLS y en 1996 fue nombrado "Capitán de por Vida" del conjunto de las barras y las estrellas.
	www.mlsnet.com /players/es/bio.jsp?team=t103&player=harkes_john (510 words)

	In Session: John Harkes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		John Harkes during his speech at the 2005 Hall of Fame Induction.
		Harkes took a recent business trip to Holland and Spain before the holidays, a trip that included a meeting with heads of youth development in Amsterdam and Barcelona.
		As Harkes puts it, "sometimes there's no magic wand." Although we can talk at length about how and why American soccer should change, when it comes down to the national team pool, every year there will be good players and there will be better players.
	www.ussoccerplayers.com /players/john_harkes/504049.html (1237 words)

	After 'all-time low' in '98, Harkes happy to be back with U.S. team - 1/15/00
		John Harkes, returning to the team after an absence, tosses a ball during a recent practice at Claremont College in Claremont, Calif.
		Harkes, a 32-year-old midfielder, was a starter during the 1990 and '94 World Cups.
		Harkes rejoined the national team last July and played when the Americans turned in a strong performance in the FIFA Confederations Cup in Mexico.
	www.detnews.com /2000/sports/0001/15/01150122.htm (590 words)

	Harkes still lobbying for World Cup spot
		HERNDON, Va. (AP) -- John Harkes, reeling from his exclusion from the U.S. World Cup team, said Wednesday he feels he belongs on the team and that he hopes to prove it to coach Steve Sampson before the roster is finalized June 2.
		Harkes, a regular member of the national team for 11 years and team captain until he was cut last month, flew to the West Coast to meet with Sampson on Monday.
		Before joining MLS, Harkes had played in the English League in the winter and with the U.S. national team in the summer.
	www.argonauts.ca /SoccerWCPreMay21Stories/may6_har.html (365 words)

	MLSnet.com - News - 08/28/2005
		John Harkes captained D.C. United to MLS Cup victories in 1996 and 1997.
		Harkes was the first U.S. player to find real success in the English Premier League, a member of the U.S. national team that qualified for its first World Cup in the modern era and one of the founding fathers of Major League Soccer, where he captained D.C. United to the first-ever league championship.
		Harkes was a member of the Wednesday team that made it to both the FA Cup Final and the League Cup Final in the 1992-93 season, though they fell to Arsenal on both occasions.
	sanjose.earthquakes.mlsnet.com /MLS/news/mls_news.jsp?ymd=20050828&content_id=41241&vkey=news_mls&fext=.jsp (705 words)

	D.C. United: News: 09/28/2005
		John Harkes captained D.C. United to MLS Cup victories in '96 and '97.
		Harkes led the team in assists during qualifying with six, as the team had high hopes it would improve upon its second-round finish in 1994.
		Harkes, whose commitment to either club or country had never previously come into question, responded by playing the most inspired soccer of his MLS career, scoring two goals and an assist against San Jose on April 29, and United won seven of their 10 matches played during the World Cup.
	web.mlsnet.com /news/team_news.jsp?ymd=20050928&content_id=44136&vkey=news_dcu&fext=.jsp&team=dcu (1053 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Sports
		John Harkes has experienced the American dream through the world of soccer on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
		Harkes refused to be drawn into a war of words about his fate.
		Harkes believes strongly in the phrase, "Kids are the future and not just in soccer, in everything." He helps raise money and donates equipment to D.C. Scores, an after school program for inner city children in Washington.
	starbulletin.com /98/12/25/sports/story2.html (763 words)

	Harkes dropped from U.S. team
		"John Harkes and I had a conversation about a month ago as part of the process of beginning to inform players of whether they either would be a part or not be a part of our team," Sampson said in a conference call.
		Harkes, who has scored six goals in 90 appearances for the U.S., had been asked to take more of a defensive role, particularly as an outside back.
		Also going are striker Brian McBride of the Columbus Crew and midfielder Cobi Jones of the Los Angeles Galaxy, who lead the MLS in scoring with four and three goals respectively.
	www.argonauts.ca /SoccerWCPreMay21Stories/apr14_har.html (322 words)

	John Harkes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		John Harkes John Harkes is one of the greatest soccer players ever produced on American turf.
		Candy John Harkes (born March 8, 1967 in Kearny, New Jersey) was a talented American soccer...
		John Harkes played in the 1990 and 1994 World Cups and was controversially cut from the team weeks...
	gmcstadium.mashgmc.com /johnharkes (923 words)

	Revs deal captain Harkes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Harkes and Wynalda are close friends who played together on the U.S. National Team in both the 1990 and 1994 World Cups, and Harkes was critical of the Wynalda trade last week.
		However, head coach Fernando Clavijo claimed that age was the pivotal factor in his decision to deal Harkes, a defensive midfielder whom the coach said probably wasn't in the Revs' long-term plans anyway.
		Harkes scored two goals in 55 matches since joining the Revolution before the 1999 season.
	www.eagletribune.com /news/stories/20010512/SP_003.htm (350 words)

	United States National Soccer Players Association - John Harkes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		One of the most accomplished American soccer players ever, John Harkes was a fixture in the midfield for the National Team as captain in the mid 1990s.
		Harkes was a youth soccer teammate of fellow U.S. international Tab Ramos and a high school teammate of long-time U.S. goalkeeper Tony Meola.
		John had a chance to appear on Inside Soccer Radio and give a preview of the movie, Game of Their Lives, offer his thoughts on how youth soccer can be changed in the United States and remember what life was like at Sheffield Wednesday in the early 1990's.
	www.ussoccerplayers.com /players/john_harkes (1003 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		John Harkes was a pioneer for American footballers playing in Europe, and enjoyed several seasons in England during the early days of the Premier League.
		Harkes then spent two seasons at Derby County - making 67 appearances - and and also had a spell with West Ham United before moving back to the US for the inaugrual season of Major League Soccer.
		During his career, Harkes collected 90 caps for the United States, and was named a "Captain for Life" of the national side.
	www.premierleague.com /fapl.rac?command=forwardOnly&nextPage=whereAreTheyNow&initial=H&playerID=867122 (476 words)

	University of Virginia - Official Athletic Site - Men's Soccer
		Jeff Agoos, John Harkes and Claudio Reyna are all playing key roles in the success of the American squad, just as they have throughout the 90s.
		Harkes also became the first American to score in a Wembley Stadium final when he scored the lone goal for his former team, Sheffield Wednesday, in a 2-1 loss to Arsenal in the Coca-Cola Cup (formerly the English League Cup) on April 18, 1993.
		Harkes and Meola were the first of what now numbers 11 Virginia players who have made the final U.S. Olympic team roster, representing their country at the 1988 Games in Seoul, Korea.
	virginiasports.collegesports.com /sports/m-soccer/archive/va-m-soccer-olympics.html (743 words)

	CyberSoccerNews.com - Columbus Crew News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		John Harkes is happy with his teammates on the Crew.
		Harkes and the Crew are restless to get back on the field, but the idle time, while frustrating, could be useful.
		To some degree, but Harkes is aware that last year's success came from effort and "working for each other." There is little doubt that Harkes will do his part to keep this at the forefront of the player's focus.
	www.cybersoccernews.com /mls/crew/020418week5.shtml (1316 words)

	Profile on John Harkes
		Harkes then went on to play for English teams Derby County and West Ham United.
		Sadly, Harkes may be well-known for the AndrÃ©s Escobar own goal which resulted in the Colombian defender's death in a shooting weeks later, from the 1994 World Cup first-round match.
		Harkes delivered a cross from the left aimed at Earnie Stewart, which Escobar attempted to clear, and in the attempt, sent the ball past his goalkeeper.
	www.famouslikeme.com /65221/article.html (414 words)

	John Harkes closes legendary soccer career
		COLUMBUS, OH - April 5, 2003 - Midfielder John Harkes, one of the most recognizable and popular players in U.S. soccer history, announced his retirement during the first half of today's nationally televised broadcast of the 2003 MLS season opener between the Columbus Crew and Los Angeles Galaxy on ABC Sports.
		Harkes, 36, was one of the first-ever players signed by Major League Soccer, and assigned to D.C. United, where he captained that club to the first two MLS Cup championships in 1996 and 1997.
		Harkes first made his mark in England, where he became the first U.S. player to ever play in the F.A. Cup final and the first to score in a League Cup final, performing both feats in 1993 while playing for Sheffield Wednesday FC.
	www.mysoccer.com /mls3/jh0405.phtml (597 words)

	D.C. United celebrates 10th anniversary of first MLS title - Sports - The Washington Times, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		Midfielders John Harkes (left) and teammate Marco Etcheverry (right) of the DC United celebrate capturing the Alan I Rothenberg Cup on 20 Oct 1996.
		John Maessner, midfielder —; Retired when the Tampa Bay Mutiny folded after the 2001 season to become an assistant coach at Virginia.
		John Harkes, midfielder —; United's captain in the 1996 title game, Harkes left the team in 1999 to join the New England Revolution and also spent time with the Columbus Crew.
	www.washtimes.com /sports/20060923-122017-9221r_page2.htm (956 words)

	John Harkes #6
		John was playing on loan in England with Nottingham Forest when he was traded to NE on the 2nd of February, 1999.
		Harkes, the Captain for Life of the US National team has made 86 appearances for the US and has 8 goals to his credit.
		Harkes has captained D.C. United to MLS Cup Championships in 1996 and 1997, and the U.S. Open Cup Title in 1996.
	www.nhsoccer.com /rev/roster/harkes.htm (321 words)

	ESPNsoccernet.com - MLS - Kicking It with ... John Harkes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		UNCASVILLE, Conn. -- John Harkes stands before close to one thousand youth soccer coaches and a few dozen 12- and 13-year-old players at the Soccer Champions Clinic during this early March afternoon.
		Harkes: When I asked about the job description, D.C. United told me it would be overseeing youth development of our Super-Y league teams, selecting the coaches for these teams, and helping out with clinics and camps.
		Harkes: It's an old joke amongst actors, where someone will say, 'I was in the film a lot, and then they aren't.
	soccernet.espn.go.com /feature?id=295892&cc=5901 (1952 words)

	ESPN.com Soccernet WorldCup: News - Ex-U.S. captain, Harkes, named to training camp roster
		Harkes, who turns 34 on March 8, shook the American soccer world when he was cut from the team in April, 1998, despite wearing the captain's armband in 28 games.
		Harkes, who plays for the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer, has made 90 international appearances and scored six goals over 11 years.
		Harkes, who performed for Sheffield Wednesday, Derby County, West Ham and Nottingham Forest in a seven-year stint in England, played for U.S. national coach Bruce Arena at the University of Virginia and three-time MLS champion D.C. United.
	www.soccernet.com /worldcup/news/2001/0103/20010103usaharkes.html (434 words)

	New York Red Bulls: Roster: Player Bio
		Harkes, a Kearny, NJ native, made 90 appearances with the U.S. Team from 1987-1999 and was a starting midfielder in both the 1990 and 1994 FIFA World Cups.
		Harkes also played under Arena at the University of Virginia from 1985-1987.
		In addition to his international and MLS experience, Harkes spent seven seasons playing with four different clubs in England from 1990-1996 and 1998 (Sheffield Wednesday '90-'93, Derby County '94-'95, West Ham United '95-'96 and on-loan to Nottingham Forest '98).
	www.mlsnet.com /players/bio.jsp?team=t107&player=harkes_john (207 words)

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