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-Business Disaster In DC. The deal for Global Partners, led by team President Kevin Payne, to buy DC United from AEG has fallen apart, and is now officially off, "by mutual decision." Steve Goff of the Washington Post has the story. This has other repercussions beyond just a new ownership group for the team, as Global were seen as the people who were going to build the new stadium using their real estate project knowledge. And taking it one step further, Global was also recently picked by the Milwaukee group to try and build a stadium with them. Does this effect that deal as well?
-Steve Davis of the Dallas Morning News tries to get US Soccer to talk about their ticket sale debacle, but gets only vague & lame answers.
-Besides trying to get rid of Amado Guevara, Metrostars are also looking to ditch Ante Razov and Eddie Gaven.
-Soccer Hour with Glenn Davis on espn790.com at 9pm central tonight to feature Houston midfielder Dwayne DeRosario. Call ins welcome at 713-212-5790
-FA Cup - 3rd Round replays last night & tonight (these games all ended in ties and are being played again on the opposite teams home field):
Last nights scores:
Reading 3-2 West Brom
Wigan 3-3 Leeds - Wigan wins 4-2 on pk's
Stoke City 1-1 Tamworth - Stoke wins 5-4 on pk's
Birmingham 2-0 Torquay
Middlesbrough 5-2 Nuneaton
Tonights matches:
Man Utd v Burton
Everton v Millwall
The 4th Round will be played on Saturday Jan 28.
-Copa Del Ray - Quarterfinals - 1st leg played Jan 18 & 19, with second legs a week later
Betis v Real Madrid
Cadiz v Espanyol
Deportivo La Coruna v Valencia
Atletico Madrid v Zaragoza
-There is a full slate of Serie A matches today, but none of real merit.
-Brian McBride was named Fulham's Player of the Month for December. Natch.
-Great video interview today with Steve Cherundolo as he takes us around his adopted home of Hanover, from US Soccer.
-Mark Zeigler of the San Diego Union Tribune on KC & USA defender Jimmy Conrad
-Rob Hughes of the International Herald Tribune on the Congo-Portsmouth striker: LuaLua heads to Africa under double pressure
-Luis Arroyave of the Chicago Tribune talks to Chicago's newest (& returning) player Diego Gutierrez.
-With the national coaches convention set to open today in Philadelphia, talks heats up again about getting an MLS team in the City of Brotherly Love.
-Steve Davis of the Dallas Morning News tries to get US Soccer to talk about their ticket sale debacle, but gets only vague & lame answers.
-Besides trying to get rid of Amado Guevara, Metrostars are also looking to ditch Ante Razov and Eddie Gaven.
-Soccer Hour with Glenn Davis on espn790.com at 9pm central tonight to feature Houston midfielder Dwayne DeRosario. Call ins welcome at 713-212-5790
-FA Cup - 3rd Round replays last night & tonight (these games all ended in ties and are being played again on the opposite teams home field):
Last nights scores:
Reading 3-2 West Brom
Wigan 3-3 Leeds - Wigan wins 4-2 on pk's
Stoke City 1-1 Tamworth - Stoke wins 5-4 on pk's
Birmingham 2-0 Torquay
Middlesbrough 5-2 Nuneaton
Tonights matches:
Man Utd v Burton
Everton v Millwall
The 4th Round will be played on Saturday Jan 28.
-Copa Del Ray - Quarterfinals - 1st leg played Jan 18 & 19, with second legs a week later
Betis v Real Madrid
Cadiz v Espanyol
Deportivo La Coruna v Valencia
Atletico Madrid v Zaragoza
-There is a full slate of Serie A matches today, but none of real merit.
-Brian McBride was named Fulham's Player of the Month for December. Natch.
-Great video interview today with Steve Cherundolo as he takes us around his adopted home of Hanover, from US Soccer.
-Mark Zeigler of the San Diego Union Tribune on KC & USA defender Jimmy Conrad
-Rob Hughes of the International Herald Tribune on the Congo-Portsmouth striker: LuaLua heads to Africa under double pressure
-Luis Arroyave of the Chicago Tribune talks to Chicago's newest (& returning) player Diego Gutierrez.
-With the national coaches convention set to open today in Philadelphia, talks heats up again about getting an MLS team in the City of Brotherly Love.
3 Comments:
Lomana Tresor Lua Lua (translation: "The Little Treasure") is actually a Portsmouth Player. Newcastle sold him in 2004 for 1.75 million pounds.
Peter Wilt has commented on the DC buyout colapse on the Milwaukee boards in BigSoccer.
The says that the colapse of that deal does not affect Milwaukee's situation and that Global is still on board with them.
That was a cool interview with Cherundolo. I love to see our boys from the U.S. doing well overseas.
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