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MVNsoccer MVNsoccer posted 2/8/2008 from www.whoateallthepies.tv [flag]
February 8 --- Who Ate All the Pies ? --- Another set of six devilishly difficult football questions, devised by your handsome quizmaster - that's me btw... [link]

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Premier League matches in my backyard?

Soccer Source found this 2/8/2008 on ohyoubeauty.blogspot.com

I am an American. I live in America. I would love to see more Premier League matches live, as I haven’t had that good fortune in nearly 5 years. And I think this is a stupid, stupid idea. According to BBC (and everywhere else), the main points of ...
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The Weekend XI: World Cup Qualifier Edition

soccercityfc posted 2/8/2008 from www.soccercityfc.com

El Salvador’s Rudy Corrales and his 5 goals v Anguilla yesterday sure made the list. The San Jose Earthquakes' Gavin Glinton made it in too. Who else did? You can find the article below at SoccerCityFC's Corner Kicks.
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The Beautiful Game: U.S. U-17 and UW star signs with Hertha Berlin

MVNsoccer posted 2/8/2008 from jmayers.blogspot.com

February 7 --- I found out from a family source that Ellis McLoughlin, 17, will be playing in Germany next season. McLoughlin, traveled with the U-17 team to the World Cup in Korea last year and was expected to blow up in college for the Washington Huskies next year. It's always good to see the young American talent go to where it can be developed best.
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VIDEO: Old school mural soccer

World Cup Soccer - South Africa 2010 found this 2/8/2008 on jmayers.blogspot.com

This is from World Cup 1994 baby!
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Five-a-side: What's hot around MLS

MVNsoccer posted 2/8/2008 from web.mlsnet.com

January 8 --- The skinny on five things that matter this week around the league --- by Steve Davis / MLSNet.com
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