It was draft day and Brian Perk stepped out of his hotel to meet up with his father, nerves most likely fluttering as he prepared himself for the day that would decide his professional future in the U.S. Waiting for the rendezvous, Perk was blindsided by a cohort of chanting Philadelphia Union supporters, over 200 strong.

First off, sorry for the lack of updates today. I've had quite a busy day around these parts but I wanted to pass along what just dropped into my inbox not to long ago, the final rosters for this year's MLS Combine.

Major League Soccer has announced the full roster for both this year's Generation adidas class and the updated MLS Combine rosters.

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I know I've taken a while to answer a Q&A when I don't get around to it until the next decade.

Okay, so the November Q&A has taken a while to get through, but the end is near and this latest batch of Q&As should help provide some insight despite the fact that six weeks have gone by since these questions were asked.

BRIAN PERK ________________Photo by ISIphotos.com

The 2010 MLS Combine is just three days away, meaning scouts and coaches from all 16 MLS teams are heading to Florida this weekend for a chance to see what the best of the MLS Draft pool has to offer.

The first day of the 2010 MLS Combine is in the books and while it was a truly ugly day, there was actually some good soccer played and some impressive performances put in.

I won't go into great detail just yet about the day's events (I'll save a more detailed breakdown for tomorrow), but I will provide you with some lists of overall performances for day one:

PLAYED VERY WELL

Tony Tchani, Ike Opara, Justin Morrow, Drew Yates, Irving Garcia, Michael Stevens, Zach Loyd, Othaniel Yanez.

Danny Mwanga talks to the press. (Kevin Kinkead for WVHooligan.com)

The 2010 MLS SuperDraft is finally over. The dust has settled on another year's draft and just as always there were some big winners and then there were some losers. I wanted to post this piece last night but I felt that I really needed to take a bit of time away from the draft to really give it an honest look.

Amobi Okugo could be a big time player for the Union. (Kevin Kinkead for WVHooligan)

In this expansion era in Major League Soccer we've seen the good and the bad on how to bring a new club into the league. The bad is obviously just about everyone but Seattle. Most clubs stumbled in their first year due to either poor management from the start or bad player choices.

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I know I've taken a while to answer a Q&A when I don't get around to it until the next decade.

Okay, so the November Q&A has taken a while to get through, but the end is near and this latest batch of Q&As should help provide some insight despite the fact that six weeks have gone by since these questions were asked.

BRIAN PERK ________________Photo by ISIphotos.com

The 2010 MLS Combine is just three days away, meaning scouts and coaches from all 16 MLS teams are heading to Florida this weekend for a chance to see what the best of the MLS Draft pool has to offer.

The first day of the 2010 MLS Combine is in the books and while it was a truly ugly day, there was actually some good soccer played and some impressive performances put in.

I won't go into great detail just yet about the day's events (I'll save a more detailed breakdown for tomorrow), but I will provide you with some lists of overall performances for day one:

PLAYED VERY WELL

Tony Tchani, Ike Opara, Justin Morrow, Drew Yates, Irving Garcia, Michael Stevens, Zach Loyd, Othaniel Yanez.

By FRANCO PANIZO

The MLS Combine has come to a close, and the final day of action saw some of the lesser-known players raise their stock.

Both of the day's games ended 1-0, with defender Tennant McVea heading home the winner in F50i's match vs. Predator X, and a long-range blast from midfielder Eric Alexander proving to be the difference in Condivo's win over Jabulani.

By FRANCO PANIZO

The MLS Combine has come to a close, and the final day of action saw some of the lesser-known players raise their stock.

Both of the day's games ended 1-0, with defender Tennant McVea heading home the winner in F50i's match vs. Predator X, and a long-range blast from midfielder Eric Alexander proving to be the difference in Condivo's win over Jabulani.

Photo by ISIphotos.com

The 2010 MLS Draft will be remembered as the Philadelphia Union's first, and may be seen as the expansion's best draft for a long time.

Between Philly's impressive haul, Chicago's surprisingly strong class and the New York Red Bulls drafting of Tony "The Franchise" Tchani, these are just some of the stories to discuss coming out of the draft.

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The 2010 MLS Draft will be remembered as the Philadelphia Union's first, and may be seen as the expansion's best draft for a long time.

Between Philly's impressive haul, Chicago's surprisingly strong class and the New York Red Bulls drafting of Tony "The Franchise" Tchani, these are just some of the stories to discuss coming out of the draft.

Well before the draft started, Peter Nowak and Co. sent notice they were going to make this event about the Philadelphia Union. The newest MLS franchise acquired the first round selections from DC United and FC Dallas for, well, what exactly? Allocation cash in FC Dallas' case. The rights to Troy Perkins in DC United's.