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Onyewu Could Leave in January

It’s looking more and more likely that Oguchi Onyewu, the U.S. national team defender, will leave Belgian club Standard Liege during the January transfer window, possibly for England or Spain, according to the 24-year old, who spoke with the Soccer Times. Onyewu nearly joined Middlesbrough over the summer; in fact, the central defender actually left […]

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Lamar Hunt dies

Lamar Hunt, the man who may have done more to advance soccer's cause in the USA than any other individual, died on Wednesday at age 74 from complications of cancer. Hunt was a leading investor in the NASL from its founding. He returned to the pro soccer scene when MLS launched in 1996 as investor-operator […]

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MLS: Players on the Move

NATE DOWN TO ONE. Agent Pat McCabe says by the weekend Nate Jaqua will know if he has found a club in Europe. There supposedly had been interest from several clubs but apparently the choices have been boiled down to one, which McCabe would not specify. ''There is no resolution yet on Nate,'' said McCabe […]

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1. Lamar Hunt dies

Lamar Hunt, the man who may have done more to advance soccer’s cause in the USA than any other individual, died on Wednesday at age 74 from complications of cancer. Hunt was a leading investor in the NASL from its founding. He returned to the pro soccer scene when MLS launched in 1996 as investor-operator […]

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Brazil Bids to Host 2014 World Cup

The CBF, Brazil’s soccer federation, officially lodged in a bid for the 2014 World Cup, as was widely expected. Under FIFA’s new rotation system, which begins with South Africa in 2010, each continent will receive the opportunity to host world’s biggest sporting event. Brazil’s 2014 bid is undisputed by its South American neighbors, who agreed […]

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Wenger: Billionaire Ownership is Bad for the English Game

Foreign investors are swarming all over English Premier League clubs, leaving Arsene Wenger to fear that Arsenal would be left “dead” as a competitive force if the trend continues. Next month, investors backed by a Dubai-based billionaire are expected to complete a takeover of Liverpool, which would make Chelsea-like funds immediately available to the Reds. […]

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8. OBITUARY: Bob DiGrazia

Bob DiGrazia, who coached the University of California’s men’s team for 28 years (1953-80) and remains the Bears’ all-time winningest coach with a 202-133-39 record, died Dec. 11. A San Francisco native, DiGrazia played for Cal in 1948-50 and became the Bears’ first All-American in 1950. As coach, he guided the Bears to their first […]

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