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Just as Landon Donovan starts his loan spell at Bayern Munich, the German champion has signed another striker. Hamburg’s Croatian forward Ivica Olic will join the Bavarian team at the end of the season.   Olic is being seen as a replacement for Lukas Podolski, who has been linked with his former club FC Cologne […]

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FC Dallas clings to Cooper

“Stewart’s been frustrated since the summer, really. When he signed his new contract he was assured that there would be significant investment in the squad. He feels that the club haven’t matched those expectations. He’s also frustrated that the team is once again struggling in the Premier League.” Stewart Downing Sr. explains why his son […]

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Landon Donovan begins Bayern spell

[WORLD CUP 2010] The notion that organizing the World Cup in South Africa is like organizing it anywhere else is pure fantasy as evidenced by the news that Jimmy Mohlala, a member of the Nelspruit venue organizing committee and an outspoken critic of corruption in stadium construction contracts, was murdered at his home Sunday night.

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European Weekend Scores

Spanish referee Jose Manuel Barro Escandon sent off 19 players after a mass brawl in a game between Recreativo Linense and Saladillo de Algeciras in the Cadiz region. Linense was leading 1-0 when the fight broke out in the 54th minute. Escandon, who had already sent off one player, abandoned the game, went to his […]

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The FA Cup Romance Myth

Arsenal manager Arsène Wenger has said that he will only sign players of “a special class” during the current transfer window. Arsenal is currently fifth in the Premier League, three points behind Aston Villa and Manchester United.   “At the moment I feel that if we do add somebody we need to add somebody who […]

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Bradley welcomes newcomers to camp

[U.S. SOCCER] Coach Bob Bradley invited 25 players into the first U.S. national team camp of the year, including nine uncapped players and 10 players with 10 appearances or fewer. The squad convened Jan. 4 at the Home Depot Center to prepare for a Jan. 24 friendly against Sweden and to give Bradley a look at more candidates for the final phase of 2010 World Cup qualifying.

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