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Home > Section 2 Around the Net > Friday, Oct. 23, 2009
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American billionaire Robert Kraft admitted his interest in acquiring a Premier League club, but only if the league introduced a salary cap. "I love the Premier League and we probably wouldn't seriously consider coming in unless there was some sort of salary cap," Kraft said. "We are involved in the ... Read the whole story
by Soccer America
D.C. United needs more than a win in its regular-season finale at the already-eliminated Kansas City Wizards. In the thick of the tightest playoff race ever, a six-team battle for the final two playoff berths going into the final weekend, United must rely on other teams' results."There's so many scenarios ... Read the whole story
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Danny Dichio has gone dizzy this week trying to calculate Toronto FC's playoff chances. "I've had my calculator out and everything this week, and I still haven't figured it out," said Dichio, the TFC cult hero who retired earlier this season to become the coach of the franchise's soccer academy. ... Read the whole story
by Soccer America
Liverpool fans are planning to march against the team's management, namely American co-owners George Gillett Jr. and Tom Hicks, ahead of Sunday's league match against Manchester United. In organizing the protest, the club's Spirit of Shankly group made a public request on its website for information on where Gillett and ... Read the whole story
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Carlos Alberto Parreira, who resigned last year as coach of South Africa, says he has agreed to return to coach the team. Parreira said he met Thursday in Brazil with the president of the South African soccer federation, Kirsten Nematandani, to discuss the terms of the agreement. "This has to ... Read the whole story
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Following a dismal start to the season and a 4-0 drubbing by Chelsea, Atletico Madrid fired head coach Abel Resino on Friday. The club, which has won only one of its last 10 games, lies 15th in the Spanish league and last in its Champions League group. "I gave it ... Read the whole story
by Soccer America
Wolfsburg striker Grafite hasn't had the same start to the Bundesliga season as he had last year. After scoring a league-high 28 goals last season, Grafite has found the net only twice this year. Other frustrations for the striker include making headlines for fighting with Coach Armin Veh and drawing ... Read the whole story


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