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Unfotunately the MLS is just like all the other sports. Money talks. The team with the most money wins. Too bad that a league this young has already sold out to money.
Long live the Yankees and Lakers. Opps almost forgot the "soccer lakers". I won't play for you because you won't pay me as much as the Yankees/Lakers will.
That is what is wrong with baseball and now soccer.
I think I'll puke. How can a story about the Galaxy winning the cup become a story about David Beckham "winning" the cup? Still trying to figure out where the love affair with DB comes from. High paid, big headed, conceited blow hard that happened to head a ball to the gut that REALLY assisted the goal by Donovan. What a joke.
Boo.
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