Published
7/10/2008 10:51:27 AM
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Shane Barrow
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Major League Soccer announced the First XI for this year's MLS All Star competition, which will feature the best of MLS against English Premier League side West Ham United at a soldout BMO Field in Toronto on July 24. Making up the First XI, who were voted on by fans, players, coaches/general managers and the media are six players with all-star game experience and five first-year players, including Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder David Beckham, who was the leading vote-getter among the fans, players and media. He was second only to teammate Landon Donovan in the overall vote.
The New England Revolution, which has a league-best 10-4-3 record, has the most First XI picks, with goalkeeper Matt Reis, defender Michael Parkhurst and midfielder Shalrie Joseph selected
The First XI is not necessarily the starting XI. That decision will be made by New England Revolution coach Steve Nicol, who will coach the MLS All-Stars for a second consecutive year. Nicol will choose from a pool that consists of the First XI, five players of his choosing and two selected by MLS Commissioner Don Garber. That announcement will be made July 15.
Landon Donovan, LA Galaxy
David Beckham, LA
Matt Reis, NE Revolution
Michael Parkhurst, NE Revolution
Shalrie Joseph, NE Revolution
Frankie Hedjuk, Columbus Crew
Robbie Rogers, Columbus Crew
Cuauhtémoc Blanco, Chicago Fire
Jimmy Conrad, Kansas City Wizards
Sacha Kljestan, Chivas USA
Kenny Cooper, FC Dallas
Published
1/12/2012
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William Montero
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The expansion Montreal Impact have made versatile Andrew Wenger the top overall pick in the 2012 MLS Superdraft.
Published
12/15/2011
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William Montero
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Landon Donovan is heading back for a second stint on loan at Everton of the English Premier League.
Published
11/26/2011
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shane barrow
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Paris St Germain have made a huge offer for David Beckham. Will he be headed back to Europe when his contract is up next month?
Published
11/21/2011
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Shane Barrow
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It went exactly as expected. Playing at their home field where they had not lost all season, the LA Galaxy beat a feisty Houston Dynamo squad 1-0 to take the 2011 MLS Cup.
Published
11/7/2011
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William Montero
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It's the Houston Dynamo and Los Angeles Galaxy for MLS Cup 2011