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| Blog Name: | MLS Daily |
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| Language: | English |
| Topics: | MLS, Major League Soccer, Sports |
| Description: | The fastest-growing site for all things Major League Soccer. MLS Daily has league-related news and rumors everyday, as well as other features and interviews that can't be found anywhere else. |
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Around The League - 09.18.2009
Americans Abroad / USMNTJones Will Not Have Another Surgery - Soccer By IvesNo Additional Surgery For Jones - Yanks AbroadJoy Signs Ingolstadt Contract - Yanks AbroadGooch And Milan: A Bad Deal? - MLS TalkEurope's Not Always Better - Yanks
Americans Abroad / USMNTJones Will Not Have Another Surgery - Soccer By IvesNo Additional Surgery For Jones - Yanks AbroadJoy Signs Ingolstadt Contract - Yanks AbroadGooch And Milan: A Bad Deal? - MLS TalkEurope's Not Always Better - Yanks
Union Looking At Alternative Venues For Opening Day
Confirming a report made by the Wasington Post's Steven Goff on Wednesday, Philadelphia Union president Tom Veit acknowledged this morning that the club may end up playing their first-ever league game in a venue other than the 18,500-seat stadium that is currently being built for them in Chester. Instead, there is a possibility that the team will kick off their first season in the league at 68,000-seat Lincoln Financial Field, home of the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles.“Right now everything is running on schedule construction-wise, but we are on a real tight schedule and with MLS yet to announce opening day dates, we just want to make sure that we are covered,” Veit told the Dail
Confirming a report made by the Wasington Post's Steven Goff on Wednesday, Philadelphia Union president Tom Veit acknowledged this morning that the club may end up playing their first-ever league game in a venue other than the 18,500-seat stadium that is currently being built for them in Chester. Instead, there is a possibility that the team will kick off their first season in the league at 68,000-seat Lincoln Financial Field, home of the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles.“Right now everything is running on schedule construction-wise, but we are on a real tight schedule and with MLS yet to announce opening day dates, we just want to make sure that we are covered,” Veit told the Dail
Around The League - 09.17.2009
Americans Abroad / USMNTSBI's 23 For 2010: September '09 Edition - Soccer By IvesUSA-Honduras: The Venue - US Soccer DailyDespite Uphill Battle, US Leads Qualifying Fight - ESPNsoccernetWhich Team Is Better: 2002 Or 2009? - MLS Talk
Americans Abroad / USMNTSBI's 23 For 2010: September '09 Edition - Soccer By IvesUSA-Honduras: The Venue - US Soccer DailyDespite Uphill Battle, US Leads Qualifying Fight - ESPNsoccernetWhich Team Is Better: 2002 Or 2009? - MLS Talk
Hip Injury Leads To Huckerby Retirement
San Jose Earthquakes midfielder Darren Huckerby has told an English newspaper he is "99% sure" that he has played his last competitive game, likely forced into an early retirement because of a hip injury that required surgery last week.Bursting onto the American scene last July, Huckerby went
San Jose Earthquakes midfielder Darren Huckerby has told an English newspaper he is "99% sure" that he has played his last competitive game, likely forced into an early retirement because of a hip injury that required surgery last week.Bursting onto the American scene last July, Huckerby went
2010 MLS Season To Break For World Cup
Major League Soccer officials have announced this afternoon their decision to schedule a league break during the group phase of the 2010 FIFA World Cup next summer, marking the first time it has done so in its 14-year history. The move comes in response to constant criticism of the league's policy of scheduling games on FIFA-recognized international dates and during tournaments, such as the Gold Cup, Confederations Cup and World Cup.
Major League Soccer officials have announced this afternoon their decision to schedule a league break during the group phase of the 2010 FIFA World Cup next summer, marking the first time it has done so in its 14-year history. The move comes in response to constant criticism of the league's policy of scheduling games on FIFA-recognized international dates and during tournaments, such as the Gold Cup, Confederations Cup and World Cup.
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