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3. MLS: Home Depot Hooliganism

The Daily Breeze reported that a Dominguez Hills, Calif., police officer required medical treatment after being hit in the chin with a rock during a battle between about 150 Chivas USA and Club America fans that involved rock and bottle throwing outside the Home Depot Center on Sunday. Ten officers in riot gear and took […]

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1. WHAT THEY’RE SAYING

“But he is exploring business options, including in the United Kingdom where he’s been involved in the business community since 1993. He’s always maintained other businesses outside the Browns.” — Bill Bonsiewicz, spokesman for the NFL’s Cleveland Browns, on reports that Browns owner Randy Lerner is considering purchasing English club Aston Villa. In 2005, Tampa […]

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3. MLS: Barn-burner in Denver

Chivas USA rookie Jonathan Bornstein scored twice, including a long-range shot that gave his team a 3-2 lead in stoppage time, but Colorado scored two minutes later despite playing a man down (yellow-red to Mike Petke) to earn a 3-3 tie. Jacob Peterson tapped in the tying goal after a fine assist by Terry Cooke, […]

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2. MLS: Streaks on the line

This weekend’s MLS action features several clashes between the hot and cold. COLUMBUS CREW (winless in a club record nine games; three straight losses) vs. LOS ANGELES GALAXY (unbeaten in five games; five straight shutouts) Saturday, 4 pm ET, live on ESPN2. KANSAS CITY WIZARDS (six straight losses) vs. NEW YORK RED BULLS (two straight […]

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1. WHAT THEY’RE SAYING

“I think he [Don Garber] was very encouraged by the progress that’s being made and the vision the prospective group has for soccer here and a stadium and facility and all that. He was very upbeat.” — Kansas City general manager Curt Johnson on MLS Commissioner Don Garber‘s visit to Kansas City to speak with […]

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5. OFF THE POST: Wembley rejects urinals

Construction of England’s new Wembley Stadium, already stalled by several delays, suffered another setback when it had to send back hundreds of urinals because the name of their manufacturer, Armitage Shanks, was on the front of them, a violation of the stadium’s non-advertising rules designed to protect official sponsors. Once completed next year, the stadium […]

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“The fitness coach recently attended a demonstration of a system that can track the movement of the players by satellite. One or two of the first team players were not too pleased as they thought the manager could locate them at any time, not that anyone would be somewhere they shouldn’t.” — Manchester United assistant […]

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