There may be land in sight, but no stadium deal yet: Why is that?

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du Nord found this 2/19/2008 on blogs.chron.com [flag]
The city of Houston is willing to spend more than $15 million toward the purchase of five blocks of land just east of downtown that could be used to house a soccer-specific stadium for the Dynamo. Reporter Carolyn Feibel tells... [link]

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Published 2/19/2008 by brucio at du Nord
There is an insane article by Andrew Jennings about Jack Warner, FIFA & Dominica in the Glasgow Sunday Herald. You are gonna have to read this to believe it. -Holy Moly! Jennings has another article from last month in the Sunday Herald about the mess in Antigua & Barbuda. This stuff is nuts. MLS News Real Salt Lake trialist, Indra Sahdan of Singapore, talks to the folks back home from The Electric New Paper about the way its gone for him so far. (thanks to Bart for this one) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ James Edward of the Deseret Morning News says RSL midfielder Kenny Cutler just ...

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MVNsoccer posted 2/19/2008 from www.ppchampionship.net

Official event site: Brian Ching, the Houston Dynamo's star forward, was warmly received in his home state of Hawaii on Sunday afternoon, as he and his teammates arrived for the inaugural Pan-Pacific Champinoship to be held at Aloha Stadium starting Feb. 20. Ching will be playing in his first professional match in Oahu, his home island this coming Wednesday when they face Sydney FC (ESPN Classic).
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Video: PAN-PACIFIC CHAMPIONSHIP: GALAXY Press Conference --- (excerpt with Ruud Gullit and David Beckham)

MVNsoccer posted 2/19/2008 from web.mlsnet.com

(2:42) MLSNet.com: Clip from press conference in Hawai'i with Galaxy's Ruud Gullit and David Beckham representing the team with their comments on the tournament (which begins on Wednesday). Scenes from training also here, with new manager Gullit and new assistant Cobi Jones putting team through its paces. --- Beckham states that this is his first time in Hawai'i, and lists some of team's goals.
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Pics: PAN-PACIFIC CHAMPIONSHIP: Kick Across Hawai'i festivities

MVNsoccer posted 2/19/2008 from web.mlsnet.com

A number of special kickoff events tied to the Pan-Pacific Championship are being held on multiple islands through Thursday (15 pics) MLSnet.com Gallery: On Monday, a group of PPC representatives participated in the Great Aloha Run, an annual Honolulu event that takes place from the Aloha Tower of Nimitz Highway to Aloha Stadium. -- Dynamo's Brian Ching is a Hawai'i native, and is featured here...
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Not just friendly competition - The Honolulu Advertiser

du Nord found this 2/19/2008 on honoluluadvertiser.com

Posted on: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 Not just friendly competition By Leila Wai Advertiser Staff Writer Lack of preparation doesn't mean a shortage of competition in this week's Pac-Pacific Championships. "The teams that we're playing against all ...
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Earthquakes rumbling in San Jose once again

du Nord found this 2/19/2008 on hollisterfreelance.com

SPORTS > SPORTS COLUMNISTS Earthquakes rumbling in San Jose once again David Alioto was convinced professional soccer could thrive again in the Bay Area when he took over as Executive Vice President of the new San Jose Earthquakes in 2006. Two years ...
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