25 Facts About Joe-Max Moore

Joe-Max Moore was born on February 23,1971 and is an American former soccer player.

Joe-Max Moore played professionally for clubs in Germany, England and the United States.

Joe-Max Moore finished his career with the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer.

Joe-Max Moore's father happened to be a part-owner of the Tulsa Roughnecks of the North American Soccer League.

Joe-Max Moore moved to Irvine, California when he was 14, and played boys' soccer at Mission Viejo High School where he was a four-year starter.

Joe-Max Moore was inducted into the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame on October 11,2014.

At the time, Joe-Max Moore was a part of the US team at the 1994 FIFA World Cup, but did not appear in any matches.

Joe-Max Moore again led his team in scoring with eight goals.

Joe-Max Moore had an exceptional four-year tenure with the Revolution collecting numerous MLS and Team awards.

Joe-Max Moore finished the 1996 New England Revolution season as the team's inaugural scoring champion, with 11 goals and 1 assist.

Joe-Max Moore was the first member of the Revolution to be named to the MLS Team of the Week.

Joe-Max Moore was again named Revolution Team MVP in 1998 New England Revolution season, and 1999 New England Revolution season, and finished as the Revolution's scoring champion again in 1999.

Joe-Max Moore was not the only MLS player with Emelec, as Alexi Lalas joined him during the loan.

On November 11,1999, Joe-Max Moore signed with Everton FC, in the English FA Premier League on a free transfer, after he impressed the Everton staff during a seven-day October tryout.

At the time, Joe-Max Moore did not have permission from MLS to work out with any team but the Revolution.

Joe-Max Moore tallied again for The Toffies on December 15,2001, recording the game-winner against Derby County.

Joe-Max Moore had suffered a knee injury in the US game against Portugal at the 2002 FIFA World Cup and did not play for Everton in the next season.

Joe-Max Moore had suffered from several injuries while in England which hampered his playing time when he came back to the Revs.

Joe-Max Moore was out for most of the rest of the season, but planned to return for the 2005 season.

Joe-Max Moore had reconstructive surgery on his right knee for a damaged medial collateral ligament on January 25,2005.

Joe-Max Moore chose to not return to UCLA for his senior year and joined USSF as a full-time national team player.

Joe-Max Moore was part of the US roster for the 1994 but didn't appear in a match and the 1998,2002 FIFA World Cup rosters, appearing in both tournaments.

Joe-Max Moore became the sixth US player to earn 100 caps, doing so against Poland in the team's 2002 World Cup group finale.

On January 27,2006, Joe-Max Moore was inducted into the Oklahoma Soccer Hall of Fame.

Joe-Max Moore was to appear in a charity match for Hollywood United FC against Los Angeles Galaxy on November 4,2007.