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DC United Next Coach Cup: The Group Stage

Time to kick off the DC United Next Coach Cup with the group stages. In true, bloated, FIFA money-grubbing fashion, we're going straight for the 32-name jugular. Full Article at Soccer Blogs

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  1. He's made a decision as of (Thursday) to go and play with the Czech Republic ... which was difficult for me because we spoke on the phone, he had agreed to play for Canada and we had issued him a ticket to fly to Macedonia. So as far as I was concerned he was part of the squad. Yesterday (Canadian team ...
    – Stephen Hart (footballer) SOURCE: Canoe 3 weeks ago
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  1. DC United's midfielder Ben Olsen (R) speaks with Los Angeles Galaxy's David Beckham after receiving Beckham's jersey after their MLS soccer match in Washington in this August 9, 2007 file photograph. Olsen announced his retirement from professional soccer on November 24, 2009.
  2. Elton John (L) of Trinidad and Tobago team San Juan Jabloteh vies with Rodney Wallace of US team DC United during a Group B CONCACAF Champions League match at RFK Stadium in Washington on September 30, 2009.
  3. Luciano Emilio (R) of US team DC United celebrates with teammates after scoring his team's first goal against Honduran club CD Marathon during a CONCACAF Champions League Group B match at RFK Stadium in Washington on September 24, 2009. DC United won 3-0.
  4. FRANKFURT, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 27: Manager Martin Bader of Nuernberg, Raphael Schaefer, Gerhard Mayer-Vorfelder of FIFA and laywer Volker Stroebele attend the DFB Court Appearance at the DFB headquarter on November 27, 2009 in Frankfurt, Germany.
  5. Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe holds the FIFA soccer World Cup trophy at Harare International Airport November 26, 2009. The trophy is on an 86 country 225 day world tour before it arrives in the host country South Africa for the 2010 tournament.
  6. DRESDEN, GERMANY - NOVEMBER 26: The General Secretary of German Football Association (DFB) Wolfgang Niersbach (L) and anchorman Jens Grittner talk during the FIFA Women's World Cup 2011 Countdown event at the Rudolf-Harbig-Stadium on November 26, 2009 in Dresden, Germany.

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