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DC United: The Pride of MLS plus postgame thoughts from Wednesday night

April 10th, 2008 · No Comments · CONCACAF, DC United

Marco Etcheverry was the symbol of United’s early dominance of MLS
No offense to our readers who support MLS’ other thirteen and soon to be fifteen teams. These franchises are developing the persona to be considered a “club” by international standards as we speak. In some cases like Houston the process is quicker than in other […]

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Has MLS Regressed Since the League Began?

April 4th, 2008 · 1 Comment · CONCACAF, Copa Sudamericana, Major League Soccer

It was a Mexican Superstar, Luis Hernandez that led an MLS side to its last Continental Triumph
As has been discussed recently on CSRN’s American Soccer Show, MLS Talk and on this website we’ve been fed what amounts to league driven propaganda (presumably to attract new investors to the game which is a good thing) […]

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OPINION: Time to Reign In MLS’ Foreign Player Addiction

November 19th, 2007 · 2 Comments · CONCACAF, MLS Squads

This morning in the Washington Post, Steven Goff wrote a column indicating the MLS is strongly considering doing away with age restrictions for international players and will then allow seven full internationals per 18 man (perhaps a bump up to 20 man) senior squad. I can think of no possible policy change that would be […]

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