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New England Revolution Win 2008 SuperLiga

Gruffgoat's Football Blog 05 August @ 10:50 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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The New England Revolution have an extra One Million clams in the bank after downing the Houston Dynamo in a nail biter of a final.
The two MLS teams bested their Mexican league competition as well as MLS compatriots DC United and Chivas USA over the last month for the right to battle for the second SuperLiga trophy and the one million dollar purse.

2008 SuperLiga Final: New England Revolution vs Houston Dynamo

Gruffgoat's Football Blog 05 August @ 06:08 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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The All American 2008 Super Liga final kicks off tonight at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
The New England Revolution will face the Houston Dynamo for the one million dollar prize as we reach the crescendo of the month long eight team tournament.
According to the pre match press release, "Houston beat New England in the previous two MLS Cup Finals, but the Revs, who have never lost to the Orange during the regular season, are perfect in the SuperLiga tournament and have been the best overall team in North America since the beginning of the MLS regular season.

2008 SuperLiga Discussion Thread Anyone?

Gruffgoat's Football Blog 05 August @ 08:04 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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If there is any interest, I'm happy to set up this post as a live match discussion thread...so I'll start with - why is the feed from MLS not working??!! Is anyone else having a problem with the connection.

When is a Million Dollars, Not a Million Dollars? Here Comes the SuperLiga Math

Gruffgoat's Football Blog 06 August @ 09:44 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Before last night's exciting finale of an otherwise hot and cold 2008 SuperLiga tournament, officials had been talking up the "one million dollar purse" quite a bit.
Of course in most American professional sports, one million dollars is a drop in the bucket, but (sadly) to the average MLS team, that's no small chunk of change.