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January
The Dream Continues
After arriving from the States, I headed straight to
United’s training facility from the airport where I was to meet
up with the others from the Manchester United Supporter’s Club
USA Branch.
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February
The New American
Export
Several
American Soccer players are finally receiving some well-deserved
international recognition and now American players are
making their way across the Atlantic Ocean to play in some of
the top leagues in Europe.
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March
The
10 Greatest U.S. Men's National Team Victories
2004 will be an
important year for the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team with
World Cup qualification beginning in June.
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April
Veterans' Hall of Fame Process:
The election
season is upon the National Soccer Hall of Fame and, while the
primary focus is on the current eligible players, two other
elections take place at the same time, the Veteran’s and the
Builder’s Elections.
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May
Meet the Induction Class of 2004
The National Soccer Hall of Fame announced today that
Michelle Akers, Paul Caligiuri and Eric Wynalda have been
elected into the Hall of Fame. In a press conference at The Home
Depot Center in Carson, CA, President/CEO Will Lunn presented
the honored individuals with their Hall of Fame jersey as a
symbol of the honor.
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June
Howard Enjoys A Successful First Season Overseas
Last year Tim Howard was making one of Major League
Soccer's top goalkeepers - this year he is one of the world's
top goalkeepers.
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July
A Tribute to the 1994 U.S. Men's World
Cup Team: On the tenth
anniversary of the most successful FIFA World Cup ever we take a
look at where the players are now and what they are doing since
the 1994 World Cup.
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August
U.S. Men's
National Team 100 Cap Club
There have been two new additions to the exclusive
U.S. Men's National Team 100 Cap Club in the past two months
with Claudio Reyna and Earnie Stewart earning their 100th caps
bringing the total to eight players.
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September
The Swan Song for the 'Fab Five'
Over the last
18 years the United States Women’s National Team have had a
consistent core of five players who have been hailed as the ‘Fab
Five’ - Brandi Chastain, Joy Fawcett, Julie Foudy, Mia Hamm, and
Kristine Lilly.
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October
Hall of Fame Celebrates Soccer's Biggest Revolution: Induction 2004
represents a new era at the National Soccer Hall of Fame – the
induction of soccer stars who have played their respective
careers out on national television with recognition in the
national media.
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November
Haverford College Celebrates 100 Years of Soccer
When C.C.
(Christy) Morris scored a second-half goal to propel Haverford
College to a 1-0 men's soccer decision at Harvard April 1, 1905,
the outcome was neither an upset nor an April Fool's escapade,
but rather a landmark event in the history of college athletics.
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December
Hamm's Career Draws to a Close and the Countdown Begins
On December 8
Mia Hamm and Julie Foudy will play their final match for the
United States Women’s National Team and an era of women’s soccer
will come to an end.
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