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He was stuck behind Thierry Henry and Kenny Cooper, who are tied for second in Major League Soccer with nine goals each. "He thought his chances to develop as a player would maybe get better ... if he played somewhere else," Red Bulls general manager ...
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SUPERCLASICO: Best rivalry? Let's ask - ESPN (blog)
SUPERCLASICO: Best rivalry? Let's ask - ESPN (blog)
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CARSON -- The Galaxy and Chivas USA renew their SuperClasico rivalry Saturday night at Home Depot Center, so what better time to weigh in on the best rivalries in soccer -- in MLS and around the world. We asked a handful of players and coaches with ...
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MLS trades open doors for frustrated players - Soccer America
MLS trades open doors for frustrated players - Soccer America
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So now Agudelo, 19, moves to a club owned by a Mexican entrepreneur whose declaration when he joined MLS would be to ?teach the gringos how to play soccer? won't soon be forgotten. It also runs a player development program successful at getting players ...
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Obama celebrates Galaxy's MLS Cup at White House - Globe and Mail
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WASHINGTON? AP President Barack Obama is ribbing soccer star David Beckham over his age and his outside interests, saying it's a ?rare man who can be that tough on the field and also have his own line of underwear.? Obama welcomed Beckham and the Los ...
Obama taunts David Beckham over his underwearUSA TODAY
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with Everton
Fire goalkeeper Johnson to train with EvertonChicago youngster to spend a week with Howard, ToffeesHot CommodityJohnson at EvertonMLSsoccer.comChicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson’s busy offseason got a little bit busier on Thursday, when the club announced that the 22-year-old keeper will train with English Premier League club Everton from Dec. 4-10.
Johnson has already spent a good deal of time in Europe this offseason, participating in the nine-day US U-23 national team camp in Germany in November.
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2011 in Review: Chivas USA
2011 in Review: Chivas USAUnder Fraser, Goats showed improvement, but undone in the endTending The FlockCHV: 2011 in ReviewMLSsoccer.comStarting this week, MLSsoccer.com will look back at the 2011 season team by team. We continue our 2011 in Review series today with Chivas USA. Click here for the full archive.
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Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de Cali
Gringo Report: Restrepo takes top spot at America de CaliWith starting GK suspended, Virginia alum takes net for big stretchRestrepo No. 1 at América de CaliMLSsoccer.comGUADALAJARA, Mexico — University of Virginia alum Diego Restrepo is set for the biggest couple of weeks of his fledgling career after América de Cali's first-choice goalkeeper, Julián Viáfara, has been suspended for six months after testing positive for a banned substance.
That means the 23-year-old Under-17 World Cup veteran will step in and start for one of Colombia's most successful clubs in one of the most important months in its history.
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2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin Fraser
2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas USA's Robin FraserAfter up-and-down first year, coach stresses need to cut out errors2011 in Review: Q&A with Chivas' FraserMLSsoccer.comCARSON, Calif. – Chivas USA didn’t reach MLS Cup Playoffs in 2011, but with head coach Robin Fraser at the helm, the Rojiblancos head into next season with stability at the head coaching position for the first time in several years.
Embarking on his “building” project with the club, Fraser navigated his team to an 8-14-12 record. MLSsoccer.com recently spoke with Fraser following his first full season as head coach Chivas USA to discuss, his first year in charge of the and his plans for the future of his club.
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Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?
Kick Off: Is the newest "Train" about to arrive in Portland?Reports say the Timbers are in pursuit of "El Tren" Valencia's sonTrain-SpottingThe Kick OffMLSsoccer.comRemember ex-MLS forward Adolfo “El Tren” Valencia?
Well, his son José Adolfo Valencia looks to be the latest Colombian to join the Portland Timbers, according to reports from that country. (SPANISH)
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brand newA BEHIND THE SCENES ORAL HISTORY OF SOCCER IN KANSAS CITY On November 18, 2010, a Major League Soccer team changed its name. One minute they were the Kansas City Wizards. The next, they were Sporting KC. Of course it?s never that simple. This is that story. Greg Cotton Chief Operating Officer, Sporting Kansas City I hate the word ‘brand’ [...] -
life in the box
life in the boxBriana Scurry & Tony Meola: Two of the best goalkeepers in U.S. history interview each other. —- As a kid I wanted to do anything but play in goal. But I was the tallest kid on the team, and the kid’s dad who coached the team thought that made the most sense. I don’t remember ever encountering [...] -
Xolos Rising
Xolos Risingan iconic resort, a maybe murderer, & the birth of top-flight football in Tijuana by Eben Lehman It took decades, but in the end it was just a short journey to find something seemingly so far away: the transcendent football experience. On a Sunday morning in April, soccer fan Dean Mitchell leaves his home in San Diego [...] -
calcutta consciousness
calcutta consciousnessfrom the outside, in — one man’s journey to the heart of India by Ashwin Warrior I came to Calcutta on a whim. Time off from school, traveling and volunteering in India?one version of the American collegiate dream. I chose Calcutta, the sprawling metropolis of over fifteen million people, on the recommendation of a friend. He said the [...] -
the year in photos
the year in photosin 2010, photos change, words not so much. MLS Superdraft breakdown - you know you’re not getting that here. But every year the draft marks the beginning of a new soccer season. Beyond the MLS hot stove, it means the first USMNT game of the new year is around the corner, with the Gold Cup just [...]