- Jason Davis
I don't know whether to laugh or cry over the news that MLS sent out surveys looking for information on the strength of Baltimore as an MLS market. On the surface, which is the way 99.9% of the interested parties are viewing it, it looks like a clear sign that United is not long for DC.

Liverpool owner confirms Reds may quit Anfield

John Henry used twitter to respond to fans about the relocation

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Time to get back into blogging after some time off to make my relocation... This weekend the World Cup qualifiers restart in the CONCACAF region with two derbies in different parts of the Caribbean. Two more series will start and finish within a three-day period next week. It remains to be seen whether the second leg of the Montserrat-Belize series will be played, but if it's not by 10 July then Montserrat will achieve an unlikely classification to the group stages by default.

Arsenal, Liverpool, Spurs: where will Scott Parker end up? - originally posted on Soccerlens.com

Scott Parker's admission that he wants to leave West Ham for the Premier League will have piqued the interest of many top clubs. The three sides thought to be heading the queue are Arsenal, Liverpool and Tottenham, so here are the cases for and against the England midfielder joining each of them.

"We continue to work on this in both D.C. and Baltimore. We're looking at several sites in D.C. We've had several conversations with the District. There's no specific proposals being discussed at this time, but I believe there is a general consensus in the Wilson Building [city government headquarters] that they certainly want D.

Morning all, it seems odd that football should play second fiddle in today's blog considering we just won our first game since 1875, but events at boardroom mean that's very much the case.

It is a hugely significant day in the history of Arsenal Football Club. Stan Kroenke has agreed to purchase the shares of Danny Fiszman and Lady Nina Bracewell-Smith for £11,750 per share, bringing his overall share holding to 62.

Arsenal left-back Kieran Gibbs revealed Wimbledon's relocation as Milton Keynes Dons was the key to his move to Arsenal. Left without a Club at the young age of fifteen, Kieran and twin-brother Jaydon accepted to move ...

Although Tottenham Hotspur supporters have made their presence felt by maintaining an excellent atmosphere at White Hart Lane throughout the season, chairman Daniel Levy is adamant that the club needs a bigger stadium to continue its development.

The Spurs have been criticized for seeking a move away from North London as they have been competing with West Ham United for the Olympic Stadium in Stratford.