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In July 2004, a skinny kid from Philly took a train ride from London to a soccer backwater called Reading Football Club. It was a bit of a sensation.The kid was Bobby Convey. Here, this year, fans will get to know him as he plays the left side of the fie
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Seventeen years ago seems like a long time. In soccer history, though, it is just a drop in the bucket. For Major League Soccer seventeen years means everything. In 1996 our domestic league was in its infancy. A Washington D.C. club with a European-sound
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Eddie Pope was kind enough to contribute mightily to the long-promised Top 5 List of transfers that weren't for Americans, so I'm going to air his full comments on the relevant matter contained within unedited. If you haven't seen it yet, you may wish to
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The United States needed a win to qualify for the 2002 World Cup, and they got it against Jamaica at Foxboro Stadium. Joe-Max Moore was the hero for the USA that day, scoring both goals in the 2-1 win. Moore put the US up from the run of play four minute
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After watching the LA Galaxy blast their way through opponents all season long, it is tough to argue with the fact that they are a very impressive team. In fact, many people are talking about ranking them as the best team in the history of Major League S
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Sorry this took so long. This week had a lot of unexpected turns, and, as always, I could really use some help here. Still, let’s begin. Winning the Cup last week did a number of things for the Galaxy, including topping off a magnificent season and givin
About Eddie Pope
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George Edward ("Eddie") Pope (December 24, 1973) is a retired American soccer player who last played for Real Salt Lake of Major League Soccer and spent 11 years as a defender for the United States national team. Full Article
