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Home > Soccer America Confidential > Wednesday, April 4, 2012
by Ridge Mahoney
Claims of inconsistency have arisen in the wake of MLS imposing harsher punishments for players' transgressions, but critics miss the point that such reviews will increase consistency in the long run. Read the whole story



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