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			The Twelfth Man: Hall Pass ESSU: Podcasts. Wins. Better late than never Across the Pond: September 29, 2013 Analyzing the Montreal Impact's road to the playoffs Off the Woodworkx: Episode 42 Toronto FC ruthless in 4-1 win over D.C. United Whitecaps struggle offensively in loss to Salt Lake Late equalizer sees Montreal leave Chicago with a point In the spotlight: Major Ligue Soccer Have a blog? A website? We believe that the more voices to help grow attention to the game in Canada - is all the better! Drop us a line and we’ll post it onto our directory. Submit your site.   Become a National Team Supporter!
	A better option for MLS than the Designated Player? Being a Canadian MLS fan, especially seeing the success of Marco Di Vaio in Montreal and rumors of big name players coming to Toronto, it might not be best to suggest an alternative to the current MLS Designated Player and off-budget player designations. In analyzing my most recent article in solving the player value puzzle and capology in MLS, I think a solution that would work better than the current Designated Player and Generation Adidas system is having salary cap relief for American and Canadian internationals on your team.   Crew’s Oduro named MLS Player of the Week With an assist and a goal, Columbus Crew forward Dominic Oduro was named MLS Player of the Week...   QPR confirms Canada call-ups for Petrasso and Carreiro Queens Park Rangers have confirmed that its two Canadian youth players, Dylan Carreiro and Michael Petrasso, have got the call to...   CIS wrap: Former TFC midfielder Matt Stinson scores in his York U. debut Former Toronto FC midfielder Matt Stinson scored the game-winning goal that gave his new Toronto-based team that wears red, the York Lions...   FC Edmonton can’t crack 10-man Silverbacks; Barrera ejected for third time since June FC Edmonton had the man advantage for more than 50 minutes, but couldn’t score...   Impact snatches draw out of the jaws of defeat in Chicago In a match more memorable for milestones and miscues than technique or tactics, the Montreal Impact scored first, scored last and managed to snatch a draw from the jaws of all-but certain defeat tying the Chicago Fire 2-2 at...
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