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			Which CMNT players could bring salary value to TFC? Australia too much for Canada in International friendly Ashtone Morgan: RNO Interview Series Off the Woodworkx: Episode 44 Back in Serie A – A review of ‘A Season with Verona’ by Tim Parks Whitecaps win 2013 Cascadia Cup Become a National Team Supporter!
	TFC's seven years of poor spending for Leiweke et al. to overcome The salary cap has existed in professional North American sports since the 1984-85 NBA season when they adopted a strict cap of $3.5 Million a team per season. Since then, a number of leagues have implemented similar systems including the NHL, NFL, CFL, a number of World Rugby Leagues, Aussie Rule Football and of course Major League Soccer. Mistakes in managing a salary cap are frequent and with the amount of money now being thrown around you get a number of horrible one-off deals.   Niagara Falls’ Opare puts Impact’s playoff hopes in troubled waters In a battle of the Eastern and Western Conferences’ fourth-place teams — both more concerned with the teams closing on them from below than any they may be chasing up the ladder — the Los Angeles Galaxy defeated the...   Despite some glimmers of hope, Canada shut out yet again in international play There were some glimmers of hope that Canada’s men’s team could, goshdarnit, score a goal Tuesday against Australia...   CIS WRAP: UBC, Ryerson look to remain at top of the men’s rankings The defending CIS champs from the University of British Columbia will likely hold onto the No. 1 overall ranking for the next two weeks...   Nationals: Gloucester Celtic, Edmonton Victoria claim senior titles It certainly wasn’t the final that anyone had expected. And it wasn’t a thriller, like last year’s championship game...   Manneh’s win marks the sixth time a Whitecap has been named POTW If you only looked at the season-long list of MLS Players of the Week, you’d assume that the Vancouver Whitecaps were comfortably ahead of the pack in the Western Conference. On Monday, the North American Soccer Reporters voted Whitecaps’ teenage forward...
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