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MLS court Real Madrid star Beckham tribalfootball.com - April 3, 2005
MLS is threatening Premiership hopes of luring Real Madrid midfielder David Beckham back to England. The News of the World says Beckham is to be offered a multi-million-pound contract to end his career in the United States by ambitious MLS authorities. | |||||
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Its Australia, they celebrate April Fools late.
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I bet there's some truth to it. MLS probably has at least thought about making an offer. Beckham has said that he might like to finish out his career in the US.
We still have an SI slot available, right...? | |||||
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Yes, I believe we do but we don't have any allocations left. So, we're screwed unless he demands to play for RSL. IF this were to happen, I don't see him playing anywhere other than LA or NY. However, if he went to NY I STILL don't see them winning anything. 🙂 | |||||
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Allocations:
1. FC Dallas Expansion allocation acquired from L.A. Galaxy (originally held by Chivas USA), Greg Vanney 2. Real Salt Lake Expansion allocation Clint Mathis 3. Chicago Fire Portion of missing '04 Playoffs (split) John Thorrington 4. FC Dallas Missing '04 Playoffs (major) UNUSED 5. Chicago Fire DaMarcus Beasley replacement allocation (major) UNUSED 6. Chicago Fire Damani Ralph replacement allocation (major) UNUSED 7. Los Angeles Galaxy Portion of Cory Gibbs replacement allocation (from FC Dallas, split) acquired Guillermo Ramirez 8. S.J. Earthquakes Portion of Etcheverry retirement allocation acquired from FC Dallas (originally held by D.C. United, split) UNUSED 9. S.J. Earthquakes Portion of Landon Donovan replacement allocation (split) UNUSED 10. Columbus Crew Portion of Brian McBride replacement allocation (split) UNUSED 11. D.C. United Bobby Convey replacement allocation (major) Christian Gomez 12. Chicago Fire Carlos Bocanegra replacement allocation (minor) Samuel Caballero 13. N.E. Revolution Daniel Hernandez replacement allocation (minor) UNUSED 14. Chivas USA Expansion allocation UNUSED 15. MetroStars Expansion allocation acquired from Real Salt Lake Youri Djorkaeff 16. Chivas USA Expansion allocation Ramon Ramirez 17. L.A. Galaxy Expansion allocation acquired from Real Salt Lake UNUSED 18. Chicago Fire Portion of allocation for missing '04 Playoffs (split) Ante Razov 19. MetroStars Portion of Donovan replacement allocation acquired from SJ (split) UNUSED 20. Chicago Fire Portion of allocation for missing '04 Playoffs (split) Ivan Guerrero 21. Columbus Crew Portion of Brian McBride replacement allocation (split) Mario Rodriguez 22. FC Dallas Portion of Cory Gibbs replacement allocation (split) Greg Vanney 23. Los Angeles Galaxy Portion of allocation for retirement of Marco Etcheverry (acquired from SJ, originally held by D.C. United and then traded to FC Dallas, split) Pablo Chinchilla 24. Los Angeles Galaxy Portion of Cory Gibbs replacement from FC Dallas (split) allocation acquired Michael Umana | |||||
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With Donovan/Ruiz included, this is the order right now:
1. Chicago Fire DaMarcus Beasley replacement allocation (major) UNUSED 2. Chicago Fire Damani Ralph replacement allocation (major) UNUSED 3. S.J. Earthquakes Portion of Etcheverry retirement allocation acquired from FC Dallas (originally held by D.C. United, split) UNUSED 4. S.J. Earthquakes Portion of Landon Donovan replacement allocation (split) UNUSED 5. Columbus Crew Portion of Brian McBride replacement allocation (split) UNUSED 6. N.E. Revolution Daniel Hernandez replacement allocation (minor) UNUSED 7. Chivas USA Expansion allocation UNUSED 8. L.A. Galaxy Expansion allocation acquired from Real Salt Lake UNUSED 9. MetroStars Portion of Donovan replacement allocation acquired from SJ (split) UNUSED | |||||
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Bottom line is: we're not even on the list... 🙁
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I remember George Weah, during his run of Footballer of the year on 2 continents said he wanted to finish up over here. Where's he at today?
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"If we played like that every week we wouldn't be so inconsistent" - Bryan Robson, Man U, 1990. | |||||
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Since then, Weah has dedicated himself to his war-torn country. At the 2004 ESPY Awards, he won the Arthur Ashe Courage Award for his efforts. Weah was named by Pelé as one of the top 125 greatest living footballers in March 2004. In mid-November 2004, Weah announced his intention to stand in the October 2005 presidential election, having previously been the subject of a petition urging him to run; he received a hero's welcome upon his arrival in Monrovia in late November and is widely considered a favorite in the election. BTW, his wife is American. They met when she attended him at a bank as a teller in New York. They now have 3 children. Last edited by AreliusII : 04-04-2005 at 05:03 PM. | |||||