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Home > Soccer America Daily > Friday, Dec. 21, 2007
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U.S. Soccer named Clint Dempsey as the 2007 Male Athlete of the Year and Abby Wambach as the 2007 Female Athlete of the Year. Michael Bradley, son of men's national team coach Bob Bradley, and Lauren Cheney, the 2007 Soccer America College Women's Player of the Year, won the Young ... Read the whole story
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John Fisher, one of the owners of Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics and an investor in Major League Soccer's San Jose Earthquakes with Lew Wolff, has bought an interest in Scottish champion Celtic. Read the whole story
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[TV PREVIEW] French star Thierry Henry could appear in his first Barcelona-Real clasico on Sunday at Barca's Nou Camp Stadium (TV: Gol TV, 1 pm ET). Barcelona cleared the 30-year-old Henry to play after almost four weeks out with a lower back injury. Read the whole story
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The UEFA Cup moves into the round of 32 in February -- with 24 qualifiers from the group stage of the UEFA Cup and eight from the UEFA Champions League. Read the whole story
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[OFF THE POST] It's getting harder and harder to coach youth soccer these days. A 12-year-old boys team in Phelan, Calif., was kicked out of the local AYSO playoffs because its coach was only licensed to coach players up to 10 years old. Read the whole story


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"Becks pulled into a hotel. The window came down and in 15 seconds he was gone."-- Eyewitness to the end of an investigation into an alleged car theft in the English town of Epping. The driver was David Beckham, driving through Epping, near his childhood home, in his Range Rover on Wednesday. Just to be sure, Essex Police later confirmed they checked ownership of the car. (Sun) ...More


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