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Euro 2012: Who Should Replace Fabio Capello as the Next England Manager?
Fabio Capello resigned as England manager Wednesday night in London after a meeting with the FA. It's believed Capello thought his authority had been undermined after the FA stripped ...
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Arsenal Transfer Strategy: How Arsene Wenger Can Save the Gunners
Arsenal have lost their past three Barclays Premier League matches. Their only win in January came in an FA Cup tie against League Championship side Leeds, and that was just 1-0 at the Emirates...
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Chelsea's Transfer Plans: The Times, They Are A-Changin'
Chelsea find themselves in a position they're not accustomed to finding themselves in: staring down the prospect of missing out on a Champions League place. Or worse, Europe all together...
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Wayne Rooney To Leave Manchester United: Where Will He Go, Will He Find Success?
Reports out of Manchester this afternoon have sourced Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and chief executive David Gill having confirmed that Wayne Rooney's manager has informed the club of the forward's desire to leave Old Trafford...
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MotoGP Silly Season 2010: Winners and Losers
The MotoGP silly season of 2010 stood to be the most interesting in the sport's history. As the activity begins to settle, the hype was justified...
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2010 FIFA World Cup: How the U.S. Can Be Successful Against Algeria
The U.S. Men's National Team has been a collection of personalities in its opening two games of the World Cup. Changing from one personality to the next in each game, and each half...
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Chelsea: What We Can Expect From Them in The Transfer Window
As the end of May approaches, the subject of the transfer window becomes the hottest topic in football. This summer, Chelsea will feature in more than their fair share of the gossip...
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Is Bolton the best option for Stuart Holden?
Stuart Holden's trial with Bolton appears to be progressing nicely. Rumors insist that newly-installed Owen Coyle is ready to hand Holden a contract with Bolton...
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Chelsea Complacent and Undisciplined in Loss to Manchester City
There were a lot of subplots leading up to today's Chelsea and Manchester City match from Eastlands. This was the match of Chelsea v.2009 versus Chelsea v.2003, the Moneybags Derby...
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How the U.S. Can Overcome England in the 2010 World Cup
The U.S. Soccer Federation couldn't have hoped for a better draw for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. A group that gives the U.S. a strong chance to advance and an opening game against England...
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Analyzing and Predicting the 2010 World Cup
I wanted to write up a little preview and prediction for the World Cup directly after the draw. I got to thinking though, a lot can change between now and June 11, 2010...
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Chelsea Making Progress With Agüero Signing
Two things are becoming evident at Chelsea: Roman Abramovich is ready to splash the cash again and Chelsea are not confident of successfully appealing their transfer ban...
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Wild Trade Benoit Pouliot To Montreal for Guillaume Latendresse
The Minnesota Wild traded former fourth overall pick Benoit Pouliot to the Montreal Canadiens for 22 year-old Guillaume Latendresse Monday afternoon. Both players had struggled to acclimate to their NHL clubs after promising junior careers...
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Minnesota Wild Must Rebuild
There is a long way to go until this year's trade deadline of March 3, 2010. But with the Winter Olympics, general managers around the league are going to have to do their homework earlier than usual to work around the Olympic break from Feb...
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The Ten Greatest Chelsea Players of the Abramovich Era
When Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea Football Club in the summer of 2003, he changed the shape of European football. Since that time, Chelsea has emerged as an annual front-runner for English and European glory...
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Minnesota Wild Quarter-Term Grades
After 20 of 82 games, the Minnesota Wild are in trouble. The team sits last in their division and 14th out of 15 teams in the Western Conference with seven wins and 16 points...
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The Trouble With Chelsea's Diamond
The diamond midfield formation has been the central change to Chelsea since the arrival of coach Carlo Ancelotti. For the most part, this new formation has been a success and has led to a higher scoring Chelsea club than we've seen in the past...
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Cal Clutterbuck Central To Minnesota Wild's Future
Cal Clutterbuck is one in a handful of names that should be around when the transformation of the Minnesota Wild under Chuck Fletcher and Todd Richards is complete...
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Chelsea's Marquee Signing Quandary
In the past two summers, Chelsea have been targeting a "marquee" signing. Someone who can create scoring chances and put the ball in the net. Despite their current transfer ban, which Chelsea are appealing, this January appears to be no different...
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Marian Gaborik's Return to Minnesota a Bittersweet Occasion for Wild Fans
The Rangers come to town tonight—and Marian Gaborik is with them. His participation in the game tomorrow is doubtful due to a "lower body" injury, but his return to Minnesota makes the ...
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For Minnesota Wild, Puzzle Pieces Don't Match the Picture on the Box
This is still the team Doug Risebrough put together. This is still the team that used to rely on the system of Jacques Lemaire to escape with points. Putting these players into an open system under Todd Richards doesn't change that...
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There Is No Comparison When It Comes to Ben Spies
There were a lot of question marks when Ben Spies joined the Sterilgarda Yamaha Italia team for the first time in Portugal one year ago...
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Why the Honda Player of the Year Award Is a Popularity Contest
The Honda Player of the Year award is given annually to the best player of the U.S. Men's National Team and is voted on by national writers. In the 20 year history of the award, nine recipients had played their soccer abroad...
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What Tax Increases Will Do To The Premier League's Biggest Clubs
The United Kingdom has raised taxes on any income higher than £150,000 to 50 percent beginning in April of 2010...
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Wild, Fans Need to Be Patient
The change from the crippling system of Jacque Lemaire to the aggressive, open style of Todd Richards was not going to happen overnight...
