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New England Patriots rookie Brandon Spikes is in the news today and it's not about football. An
explicit sex tape featuring Spikes hit the web and has everyone talking. A source has confirmed
that it is Brandon Spikes on the tape.
Brandon Spikes - NFL.com
His agent Terry Watson said, "Brandon is showing himself to be a high-character guy in the
Boston community and has the promise of being a very good player.
Union
Goal.com's head-to-head preview of Saturday's match against Chivas USA has the Philly guy
predicting a 2–0 Union win and the Chivas guy a 3–1 Union win. Our preview predicts a 2–1 win
if Jonathan Bornstein plays, a 3–1 win if he doesn't.
The Daily News takes a closer look at what the Union will be doing with the $50K it won for high
school soccer in Chester.
The New England Revolution have re-signed veteran midfielder Steve Ralston, the team announced on
Tuesday morning. He will rejoin the team ahead of Wednesday's training session at Gillette
Stadium.
"We're very pleased that Steve has decided to return to MLS and to New England," said Michael
Burns, Revolution Vice President of Player Personnel.
New American Soccer Show is available, in which Zach and I cover Donovan, Holden, Adu, CBA and
draft with Kyle McCarthy (Goal.com/MLSNet.com/The Boston Herald), and riff on the recent noise from
the...
New American Soccer Show is available, in which Jason and I cover Donovan, Holden, Adu, CBA and
draft with Kyle McCarthy (Goal.com/MLSNet.com/The Boston Herald), and riff on the recent noise from
the MLS Players Union.
The American Soccer Show is part of the Champions Soccer Radio Network.
Photo by ISIphotos.com
The biggest trade of the MLS offseason was finalized on Thursday, with Colorado and New England
completing a deal that had been rumored for some time.
The Colorado Rapids and New England Revolution have completed a deal that will send defender
Cory Gibbs and goalkeeper Preston Burpo to the Revolution in exchange for Wells Thompson and the
rights to Jeff Larentowicz will go to the Rapids, the Boston Herald reported on Thursday
evening.
Jeff Larentowicz could be headed to Colorado. (Getty Images)
The big offseason trade between the Colorado Rapids and the New England Revolution is finally
complete. We've been talking about it since last week's draft.
The Colorado Rapids have sent defender Cory Gibbs and goalkeeper Preston Burpo to the
Revolution in exchange for Wells Thompson and the rights to Jeff Larentowicz will go to the
Rapids, this all according to the Boston Herald.
It all looks official now, barring the dotted Is and crossed Ts. This might be a move in the right
direction with Larentowicz. The view on Thompson seems to be mixed. But the Rapids are in desperate
need of a dominant, creative midfielder and the national team's Larentowicz might just fit that
bill. According to the Boston Herald report, the Revolution will get Preston Burpo and Cory Gibbs
in return, plus some money and a draft pick.
Kyle McCarthy of the Boston Herald is reporting that the on-again-off-again trade of Colorado
Rapids defender Cory Gibbs and goalkeeper Preston Burpo to the New England Revolution is a done
deal.
McCarthy reports that Colorado also will send the two players plus allocation money and a
third-round draft pick in 2011 to the Revs for midfielders Jeff Larentowicz and Wells Thompson; he
cites sources with knowledge of the deal.
Photo by ISIphotos.com
The biggest trade of the MLS offseason was finalized on Thursday, with Colorado and New England
completing a deal that had been rumored for some time.
The Colorado Rapids and New England Revolution have completed a deal that will send defender
Cory Gibbs and goalkeeper Preston Burpo to the Revolution in exchange for Wells Thompson and the
rights to Jeff Larentowicz will go to the Rapids, the Boston Herald reported on Thursday
evening.
Photo by ISIphotos.com
Steve Ralston's eight-year career with the New England Revolution is over.
The veteran midfielder and team captain has decided not to return to the Revs for the 2010
season, passing on a chance to re-sign with the club for a ninth season.
Yesterday was full of news and one bit of news that came down was surely more surprising than
others. A little tweet on Twitter that said something along the lines of "Steve Ralston will not be
returning to the Revs this year." Of course I am paraphrasing that quote from Boston reporter Kyle
McCarthy.
Midfielder Steve Ralston has opted against re-signing with the Revolution, bringing an end to his
run with the club that started in 2002. "I had eight wonderful years here," Ralston told the Boston
Herald's Kyle McCarthy. "I have one regret and that's not winning MLS Cup.... But I'm proud of all
of the things that we did.
Photo by ISIphotos.com
Steve Ralston's eight-year career with the New England Revolution is over.
The veteran midfielder and team captain has decided not to return to the Revs for the 2010
season, passing on a chance to re-sign with the club for a ninth season.
Here are some links focusing on the Chicago Red Stars' first win of the 2010 WPS season, a 2-0
victory over the Boston Breakers on Saturday:
• ESPNChicago.com
• Chicago Tribune
• Daily Herald
• Boston Herald
• Boston Globe
• Bleacher Report
• ChicagolandSoccerNews.
IMS reported broke the news last Friday that AC St. Louis was buying out players from the team's
roster who were not from the St. Louis area. As well, they were looking to unload the expensive
contract of Steve Ralston, veteran MLS player who also had 36 caps with the US Men's National
team.
The new American Soccer Show is out and available for download; the iTunes version will likely be
up around the usual time, early afternoon on the East Coast.
Zach and I cover a lot in this episode, and have the help of Goal.com/Boston Herald/MLSSoccer.com
writer Kyle McCarthy in doing so.
Union
Coach Nowak tells the Daily News that a tie can make a team "more hungry for a win," which just
might be the weakest thing I've ever heard him say.
Here's a look at Saturday's disappointing game with the New England Revolution from the Boston
Herald. At least Le Toux ended the Revolution's 390-minute streak of not conceding a goal.
STARTERS
DC United has fired head coach Curt Onalfo as the team flounders in their worst season ever.
-Ben Olsen is the interim head coach! Captain Caveman!
dN
Great job by Toronto FC & Seattle Sounders going to Motogua in The Salvador and Metapan in Panama
and both getting the draw to advance in the CONCACAF Champions League.
STARTERSPortland Timbers have finally made it official with Jon Spencer and named him as the head coach of
their team in MLS next season.
dN
So much for September. The LA Galaxy announced that David Beckham will resume training with the
team on Wednesday.
STARTERSPhiladelphia brought in 15 year old defender Zach Pfeffer for the final 10 minutes of their
friendly with Chivas of Guadalajara last night. He is on their acadamy team. Wow.
dN
Chicago says they have a major player announcement for Friday at high noon.
STARTERS
The du Nord 2010 MLS Best 11. See it here!
TAYLOR TWELLMAN RETIRES
Due lingering damage from concussions, one of the leagues most prolific goal scorers has been
forced to retire way too early. He is 30 years old.
Watch the press conference of Twellman's announcement.
To celebrate the end of the New England Revolution's 15th season, New England Soccer Today took
a look back at the players that have made the biggest impact on the team since their first match
back in 1996. We asked those in know to vote on a best XI and bench for the Revolution, and
tallied them to find out who would make the cut on Revs all-time Best XI.
