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NL MVP Pujols Batting For St. Louis' MLS Bid - All Headline News
St. Louis, MO (AHN) - Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols has joined a group working to bring a Major League Soccer expansion team in St. Louis area. A day after bagging his second National League MVP award Tuesday, Pujols announced his support to ...
Brazil ace Ronaldo could retire - BBC Sport
Former Brazil striker Ronaldo admits he could retire rather than prolong his career after fighting back from another serious knee injury. The 32-year-old, who left AC Milan last June, made his comeback in a charity match in Morocco earlier this week ...
Michigan St.-Penn St. Preview - ESPN.com
Joe Paterno may ultimately decide to walk away from football after Penn State's regular-season finale. If he does, he'll exit Beaver Stadium as major college football's all-time winningest coach. For now, he's just hoping for the same result he's ...
Scotland v Argentina — live! - Guardian Unlimited
The grudge that Scotland assistant manager Terry Butcher has been holding against Argentina manager Diego Maradona for the past 22 years has been well documented in the build-up to this match. The former England international said he will refuse to ...
Iraq announces date for long-delayed elections - Fort Mill Times
Iraq said Tuesday that it will hold long-awaited provincial elections on Jan. 31, a step forward for U.S.-backed efforts to promote national reconciliation even though a key northern area will not participate in the vote. Government spokesman Ali al ...
Soccer’s Silverbacks cancel 2009 season - Atlanta Journal Constitution
The Atlanta Silverbacks, the men’s professional soccer team that has been in existence for over a decade, announced Wednesday that it will take the 2009 season off. The team cited the state of the economy and the potential of an MLS team coming to ...
Three Former Huskies Invited To Women's Professional Soccer Combine - University of Connecticut
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (November 19, 2008) – Three former members of the University of Connecticut women’s soccer team have been invited to the Women’s Professional Soccer league combine. Nikki Cross, Kristen Graczyk and Meghan Schnur will all ...
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