Transfer fee and allocation money from the last 3 years 2008: Chivas USA: Brad Guzan ($1.2 mil) $500,000 allocation money DC United: Troy Perkins ($0.75 mil) $500,000 allocation money DC United: Bryan Arguez: $350,000, $233,333 allocation money Dallas: Juan Carlos Toja ($700,000) $466,667 allocation money New York: Altidore ($10 mil) $500,000 allocation money Toronto: Maurice Edu ($5 mil) $500,000 allocation money 2009 Dallas: Kenny Cooper (undisclosed) Chicago: Bakary Soumare ($2.14 mil); $500,000 allocation money 2010: -------------increased to $650,000 max---------------------- Chivas USA Sacha Kljestan (undisclosed) http://www.worldfootballinsider.com/Story.aspx?id=33173 http://espn.go.com/sports/soccer/news/_/id/5476270/ $975,000 transfer fee revenue will be split: 2/3 - Sounders: $650,000 , which can be used as allocation money. 1/3 - MLS (all 18 clubs get to share): $325,000 If the answer is no, why not? If the answer is yes, is it fair?