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He looks like the leader now in Major League Soccer’s Rookie of the Year stakes:
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Circle this as a story that never became a big deal – but certainly could have been:
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The level of acrimony appears to be rising on this Clint Dempsey-Fulham bust-up:
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Manchester United “super” favorites now with huge Robin van Persie addition
Aug 17, 2012, 3:36 PM EDT
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini already had stamped crosstown rivals Manchester United as favorites to reclaim the English Premiership title:
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Exactly one year ago, Santino Quaranta seemed to have a place in the game at age 27. Today his life looks quite a bit different:
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The league’s leading scorer is scoreless over the last month; he says the wins are more important than the MLS scoring race:
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Union coach John Hackworth is quite familiar with the 22-year-old midfielder’s plusses and minuses:
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Cruz fell into a good spot at Philadelphia, but what does this move do for D.C. United? (Hint: not much):
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Or is he just such a positive fellow that everyone around him tends to be at their best:
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Fulham confirms the American star will not be on tomorrow’s game-day roster:
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What we’re thinking, what we’re watching, what’s coming on the blog today and the RASNoD (Random American Soccer Name of the Day). Setting up your day in soccer:
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Video: Leo Messi fan fulfills a longstanding dream – apparently
Aug 16, 2012, 8:10 PM EDT
Watch the brief exchange, which seems to leave superstar Leo Messi amused, while leaving the fan dizzy with delight:
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Letters from London: Van Persie move puts international game in perspective
Aug 16, 2012, 5:03 PM EDT
LONDON – Robin van Persie barely cracked the front pages. The England national team? Not a sniff. Even in London’s sports slumber, the Premier League trumps the national team.
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Former New York Red Bulls man, now at Bolton, says teams drop into England’s second tier shouldn’t damage his national team chances:
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And it’s probably a sign of things to come.
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According to a Queens politician pushing for the deal.
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You know, beyond the stacked roster and the massive cash pile.
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The Galaxy striker nets his 11th of the year.
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Brek Shea shines in Mexico while David Ferreira does his best David Ferreira impression. Oh, and a win to boot.
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That 1-0 win over Mexico sure looked like a Bob Bradley special
Aug 16, 2012, 10:00 AM EDT
Jurgen Klinsmann is adapting to his personnel.
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Video: Highlights: Union outlast Fire
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Video: Sir Alex says goodbye
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Video: Morgan committed to growth of new women's league
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Video: Boy with cancer, 8, scores against major league soccer team
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Video: Red Bulls pull off win on the road
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Video: Highlights: Montreal extinguish Chicago
