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In an interview on MLSsoccer.com's ExtraTime Radio podcast, Sebastien Le Toux tells Union fans
who are angry that he was sold to Vancouver that it is important that they continue to support the
Union: "To have you in the stands—it is always great to play in front of you and all of the guys
who played with me are wonderful players and they need you.
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Philadelphia Union
Sebastien Le Toux tweets, "Just got traded to Vancouver ! Saddest day for me in my Philadelphia
Union story.... Still can't believe it"
The Union host Vancouver Whitecaps on March 31.
Take a look at Adam Cann's roundup of the evolution of Sebastien Le Toux to Vancouver rumors for
links, but to summarize, the Union appear to be trading Le Toux to Vancouver for allocation
money.
Novak Djokovic beat Rafal Nadal in a herculean Australian Open finals that lasted 6 hours. The
same day Arsenal had to summon every fibre to overcome a two goal deficit to overcome Aston Villa
and prevent a FA Cup exit.
And then there is the US Women's team that blanked Canada, 4-0, en route to winning the CONCACAF
qualifiers to the London Olympics.
After taking down Costa Rica 3-0 on Friday, the US Women's National Team had clinched its bid to
the 2012 London Olympics. The CONCACAF tournament final versus host Canada yesterday... Read more
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After sweeping through the qualifying for the Olympics 2012 in London like Charlie Sheen on Tiger
Blood, the USWNT decided to put their emphatic stamp on the tourney and ensure a top seed. Wambach
nets two to move her to 2nd all time in FIFA's top women goal scorers (131) and the US rolls to a
4-0 win that wasn't as close as the scoreline indicates.
On a day when the WPS suspends operations for 2012, let's check in with the USWNT following their
CONCACAF Championship cruise past Canada last night. I'm wondering if some of these ladies won't be
headed across the pond soon.- Greg Seltzer
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Philadelphia Union
The silly season got sillier for the Philadelphia Union over the weekend. Following word from
England that Sebastien Le Toux reportedly did not sufficiently impress while on trial with Bolton,
and the news that Danny Mwanga is training for two weeks with Aston Villa, the Union transfer rumor
well still wasn't dry.
Alex Morgan scores two goals, two assists in 4-0 American win. The U.S. Women's National Team
defeated Canada 4-0 on Sunday evening in front of 25,427 mostly Canadian fans at BC Palace in
Vancouver. With the dominating performance and win, the U.S. takes the CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying
Championship, their third consecutive.
It was the Alex Morgan show as the US downed Canada in the final of CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying.
Morgan scored twice and assisted on two Abby Wambach goals as the US ran out easy winners over the
host nation. The game was largely meaningless save for regional pride, with both sides having
already qualified for this summer's London games.
The US WNT overcame early match nerves and a very game Costa Rican team through goals scored by
Tobin Heath, Carli Lloyd, and Alex Morgan. This win qualifies them for the London Olympics. In the
other semi-finals, Canada held off Mexico, 3-1, to also book their spot. The final will be played
tomorrow and pits two of the most potent goalscorers in the game.
The U.S. Women's National Team will be heading to London this July and August for the 2012 Summer
Olympics. The team secured their spot Friday night with a 3-0 victory over Costa Rica at BC Place
Stadium; Vancouver, Canada. The U.S. women were not quite as dominate as in previous games where
they racked up [.
I highly doubt they will see Lon Cheney Jr. walking with the queen, but our USWNT have secured a
ticket to the 2012 Summer Olympics following last night's 3-0 win over Costa Rica.Ah-oooooooo!USA
Beats Costa Rica and Advance to Olympics - from Universal Sp - Celebrity bloopers here- Greg
Seltzer
The US Women took down Costa Rica 3-0 to book their ticket for this summer's London Olympics.
Tobin Heath scored in the first half, Carli Lloyd continued her current run of form with a goal in
the second half, and Alex Morgan sealed the win with a late goal of her own.
Pia Sundhage made two changes from the team that faced Mexico on Tuesday, preferring Tobin Heath
over Amy Rodriguez and giving converted striker Kelly O'Hara a start at right back.
The US and Canada are moving on to the 2012 London Olympics. Behind another strong shutout
performance by the US. Heath, Lloyd and Morgan all score for the US against Costa Rica. The US
carry a 34 goals for, 0 goals against into the final Sunday night in Vancouver.Video: Universal
Sports
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Le Talk
Yesterday he's going, today he is staying. An article from sportinglife.com suggests that Le
Toux "did not impress sufficiently" at Bolton. Owen Coyle is quoted in the article, "Sebastien came
in for a couple of days, and to be fair to him he hadn't trained for four or five weeks.
The USWNT is pissed. Seriously.How else would you explain the fact that they went 3-0 in the group
stages of Olympic Qualifying with a +31 goal differential and no goals against?The latest
installment saw the US beat Mexico by a score of only 4-0. I say only because with 14-0 and 13-0
scorelines in the previous two matches, 4-0 seems kind of anticlimatic.
After two blowout wins against Dominican Republic and Guatemala, the US Women's National Team got
its revenge defeating Mexico yesterday 4-0. The star of the match was Carli Lloyd, with... Read
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Mexico's World Cup qualifying victory clearly shook the US Women's National Team to their core.
On Tuesday night, the US settled the score, reminding Mexico, and the world, that there is still an
enormous gap in class between the two sides. Were at not for some shoddy finishing and a whole lot
of five-alarm defending, the score line could easily have been doubled as the US controlled the
match from the opening whistle and were rarely troubled throughout the 90 minutes.
This generous lady poetically proves USWNT supporters can run with some rivalry smack as good as
the fellas - albeit in their own particular grrrl-y way. Her offering actually came before last
night's 4-0 Olympic qualifying win over Mexico (who do we have to bribe up to get highlights?!?), I
think it also stands pretty well the day after.
Some amazing PSP original work from the past few days: Earl Gardner's sweet photo essay from the
SOB Help Kick Hunger event, info on the MLS All-Star game, Ed's fantastic piece on the last
All-Star game in Philly, Dan's take on the possibility of selling Le Toux, and Eli's examination
of the U's post-Seba strike force.
The U.S. Women's National team played their 3rd game in 5 days in the 2012 CONCACAF Women's Olympic
Qualifying Tournament at BC Place Stadium and walked away with a 4-0 win over Mexico. The win gave
the U.S. all 9 points and puts the team through as the winner of Group B. The U.S. now [...]
The US Women's National Team knocked off Mexico 4-0 in their final match of the group stage of
Olympic qualifying to win Group B. Carli Lloyd had a hat trick and Heather O'Reilly added a goal as
the USWNT rolled to an easy victory. They will face Costa Rica for a chance to qualify on Friday
(8pm, concacaf.
Episode 07: America, Fuck Yeah!
In this episode, Ginge reacts to the busy weekend of US National Team matches. Should Pia
Sundhage be criticized for celebrating too much? Which players likely impressed Klinsmann? Find out
what the Ginge thinks in this US Soccer-tastic edition of the show.
The US Women's National Team demolished their first two opponents in their quest to London. First
up was a CONCACAF minnow who fell prey to the USWNT's elite squad in less than ten minutes. The
Dominican Republic fell by the embarrassing score of 14-0.
Some raised questions of a mercy rule while others criticized the Americans for punishing such a
weak squad into a pulp.
Philadelphia Union
Le Toux spotted with Tim Ream at Bolton's win over Liverpool on Saturday. Photo courtesy of Kyle
Scott and crossingbroad.com
A report from The Bolton News on Friday quotes Wanderers' manager Owen Coyle on Sebastien Le
Toux, "I've had some decent reports on him. He's very industrious, hard working and looks a very
good team player, which is what I'm all about.
The U.S. Women's National Team, playing their 2nd match in 3 days rolled over Guatemala on Sunday
night by a score of 13-0. With the two wins the U.S. women have now scored 27 goals in it's two
CONCACAF 2012 Olympic qualifying games. The U.S. defeated the Dominican Republic 14-0 on Friday
evening. Sydney Leroux, [.
As if going 14-0 in a single match during qualifying wasn't enough, you had to go out and drop 13
on Guatemala? Somewhere, MC Hammer is screaming about copyright infringment.LeRoux got a natural
hat-trick (3 goals in the same half, all uninterrupted)... actually, she got four before someone
else found the net.
The United States cruised to a 14-0 win over the Dominican Republic in Friday Olympic Qualifier but
did not escape without a key loss to their backline in right back Ali Krieger. Krieger, 27,
suffered a torn ACL and Grade 2 MCL sprain in her right knee when a Dominican Republic player
recklessly tackled her [.
Finally, we have highlights from the USWNT's two-touchdown blowout in their Olympic qualifying
opener. As such, let's just wrap up everyone at once. - Greg Seltzer
Besides using nothing but acronyms, if you missed the record setting game yesterday for the USWNT,
then, wow...Let's break it down for you:14-0... Scoreline for the US.37"... The amount of time for
the US to score their first goal.1991... The last time the US scored at least 12 goals in a
match.5... record tying number of goals scored by a USWNT player, in this case, Amy Rodriguez (5 in
one half,
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Puck Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome back into the Happy Hour. Since we last got together, I have
been on top of the world. The Syracuse Orangemen (they will never be the Orange to true fans) are
the number one team in the land, Manchester City remains atop the EPL table thanks to the head of
[...]
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I tried to tune in to watch the USWNT take on the Dominican Republic at the appointed 10:30 pm
start time last night. In the 10 or so minutes it took me to update the stupid Silverlight player
and get the game to load, I missed the opening 3 goals, which all happened inside the first 7
minutes of the game.
Here are the highlights of the USA vs Dominican Republic CONCACAF Olympics match played in
Vancouver, BC. Abby Wambach and Co., made mincemeat of 88th seeded Dominican Republic. Amy
Rodriguez scored five, Heather O' Reilly poured in another three as the US Women scored a record 14
goals to nil.
The U.S. Women's National Team started their quest for a ticket to the 2012 Olympics by walking
over a young inexperienced Dominican Republic team, 14-0. Playing a full strength side, the U.S.
who played their game indoors at Vancouver, Canada's BC Place, now take the lead in Group B of
their CONCACAF qualifying group.
Couldn't let you guys disappear into the weekend before digging into a nice spread of vids, could
we? - Will Parchman
Philadelphia Union
Sky Sports reports that Bolton manager Owen Coyle "claims no decision has been taken as yet
regarding a permanent deal" for Sebastien Le Toux.
Jonathan Tannenwald tweets, "A Union source says the team 'would not use Tim Ream as a
benchmark' in any negotiations over Le Toux regarding transfer fee.
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Philadelphia Union
Jack McInerney scored in the US U-23 team's 1–1 draw with the USMNT. McInerney, Amobi Okugo,
and Freddy Adu started the first half. Zac MacMath and Sheanon Williams started the second
half.
John Hackworth says of Tom Brandt, the Union's first pick in the Supplemental Draft, "We wanted
to get a quality player in the back and we feel like we did that with Tom Brandt.
U.S. Women's National Team head coach Pia Sundhage named her 20 player roster yesterday for the
2012 CONCACAF Olympic Women's Qualifying Tournament from Jan. 19-29 in Vancouver, B.C. The top two
finishers in the eight-team tournament qualify for the 2012 Olympics. The roster should look
familiar to those who followed last summers FIFA Women's World [.
U.S. Women's National Team head coach Pia Sundhage named her 20 player roster yesterday for the
2012 CONCACAF Olympic Women's Qualifying Tournament from Jan. 19-29 in Vancouver, B.C. The top two
finishers in the eight-team tournament qualify for the 2012 Olympics. The roster should look
familiar to those who followed last summers FIFA Women's World [.
I've never really cottoned to the phrase "on like Donkey Kong - but if you insist, go ahead. Pia
Sundhage has named the 20 ladies responsible for punching the USWNT's Olympic ticket, with CONCACAF
qualifying set to kick off Friday in Vancouver against the Dominican Republic.And as you can see,
there is plenty of talent available for WPS pick-up.