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David Beckham makes first start – but is he taking too much on?

The Big Lead found this 8/20/2007 on www.whoateallthepies.tv

Becks made his first start for the LA Galaxy at the weekend but, despite a hat trick of assists, he couldn't prevent his team from losing 5-4 to the New York Red Bulls. While nine goals in one game would have pleased the 66,000 sell out crowd, it's ...
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Americans Abroad: Our Boys in the Bundesliga

MVNsoccer posted 8/20/2007 from www.yanks-abroad.com

Weekend German action: Americans had a hand in all three1860 goals in a Munich victory while Preston Zimmerman opened his account in a losing Hamburg SV II cause. --- Karlsruhe 1 - 2 Hannover 96: Steve Cherundolo started and went the distance for the 96ers who evened their record after coming from behind to defeat newly-promoted Karlsruhe.
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Soccerlens: Should Arsenal dump Lehmann ?

MVNsoccer posted 8/20/2007 from soccerlens.com

...error-prone as of late... --- So what do you guys think ? Should Arsenal give Almunia and Fabianski more playing time this season to ease them into a starting role for the second half of the season or even next season? --- Or should Arsenal stick with Lehmann and look for a new keeper next summer?
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ARSENAL negotiating for Luke Modric (Dinamo Zagreb)

MVNsoccer posted 8/20/2007 from footballcommentator.blogspot.com

(w/ match action video) Arsenal are locked in negotiations with Dinamo Zagreb for 21year-old attacking midfielder Luka Modric. Arsene Wenger has been discussing a move with the player’s agents for over a month now, to avoid any potential challenges from Bayern Munich.
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USMNT Blog

jay-2-the-z posted 8/20/2007 from mnt-ussoccer.blogspot.com

Marking 91st anniversary of USA's first FIFA match ...(1916) ... On Aug. 20, the United States Football Association’s Men’s National Team played its first-ever official match under the banner of FIFA after gaining full membership just over two years earlier. In Stockholm, the U.S. earned a 3-2 win against Sweden on goals by Charles Ellis, C.H. Spalding and Harry Cooper.