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    He is excited for the playoff matchup, but is wary of his former team. "The Galaxy have done a complete 180 ... Bruce [Arena] has stabilized things. Defensively, they're really good, and they've got great goalkeeping. They're a hard-working team, and when you have players like Landon Donovan and David Beckham, the game can change in a flash. They're going to be a tough team to break down and we can't make any mistakes." Jeffrey King is a contributor to MLSnet.com. Full Article at MLSnet - Major League Soccer
    The Galaxy have done a complete 180 ... Bruce [Arena] has stabilized things. Defensively, they're really good, and they've got great goalkeeping. They're a hard-working team, and when you have players like Landon Donovan and David Beckham, the game can change in a flash. They're going to be a tough team to break down and we can't make any mistakes.
    SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
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Ex-Galaxy stars relishing playoff Super Clásico
  1. We qualified in fourth place, but we believed that we could go all the way and that we had what it takes to go all the way. It's kind of the same position we're in now at Chivas USA. Nobody talks too much about Chivas USA ... I think a lot of people are underestimating us. But it's good to have all the ...
    SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
  2. The two teams are very different ... The Galaxy were first in Los Angeles, but Chivas USA, because of its ties to the grand tradition of Chivas de Guadalajara, has a bit more intensity and passion I think.
    SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
  3. Having played for the Galaxy as well, this SuperClásico is a big deal for me ... It's an honor to be playing for Chivas USA now and to be defending those colors. I'm happy to be able to play in this series.
    SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago

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