United is near Deal with Stewart - Washington Post Teaching Soccer is the Aim of the NSCAA - K.C. Star D.C. beats Burn to Stewart - Dallas Morning News The Son Also Rises - Hartford Courant Burn slightly raise Ticket Prices - Dallas Morning News Stadium Deal douses District's Budget Fire - Dallas Morning News Sports Digest - San Jose Mercury News
http://standartnews.mtel.net/english/sport/index.htm Bulgarian newspaper reports Ivanov to DC is a done deal.
Not soccer, but perhaps of interest to many people in here: http://www.startribune.com/stories/1771/ The Minneapolis StarTribune is running a special series of reports on Latin America's increasing influence in Major League Baseball. The above link will take you to four articles. The first (dated 1/12) mentions how, last season, 26.1% of major leaguers were foreign-born. In 1970, the number was 10%. Soccer has been called a foreign game by its detractors in the States. But I suspect that the percentage of foreigners in MLS isn't too different that what we see in MLB (I'm just guessing here). But perception is reality sometimes. Anyway, that 26% stat is one I'll keep tucked away the next time someone in earshot calls soccer a "foreign" (whatever that means) sport.
Dan Loney - 1/15/03 Mr. Loney doing his thing over at CSN re the SuperDraft. http://66.221.11.74/columnists/loney/0301015loney.shtml
Cool, maybe he'll get to meet up with Stoichkov, if he gets traded to DC in a few weeks to be player/coach. I like this comment from Kansascity.com; "This is an important convention for the association. It not only will let people know we're here, but let people know we're going to be here." -VON