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Brian Louie is a Bay Area transplant but his heart lies in the world’s top soccer leagues. He talks to anyone about soccer (whether they wish to or not) and counts Bobby Pires and Dennis Bergkamp as two of his all-time favorite players. He has written about international soccer for the last two years on his site soccermadinamerica.blogspot.com.

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Inter fall to Juve, Man City and Real Madrid fight back

Saturday, December 5th, 2009

The Special One and Felipe Melo get sent off as Inter fall to Juventus, but Milan put on a show. [Goal, Gazetta dello Sport] The richest club in the...
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Drogba plunders Arsenal's hopes for the season

Monday, November 30th, 2009

It is about that time in the season when a Gooner sets his sights on the League Cup, the FA Cup, or whatever over-hyped competition Arsenal find...
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Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool fail to find a way; Chelsea and Red Devils roll on

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

Losing Robin van Persie to a much-publicized, placenta-treated ankle injury did much to dent Arsene Wenger's Arsenal, as the Gunners' normally sharp...
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Fletcher gripes, Liverpool draw with a dive, and could Arsenal contend for the title?

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Darren Fletcher's been doing a lot of bleating lately, and not just during the Red Devils loss to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Now the Scottish...
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Chelsea beat Manchester United for some breathing room at the top

With Liverpool cast aside through recent poor performances, Chelsea v. Manchester United at the Bridge presented a mouth-watering meeting between the...
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FA Cup Final shows gulf between top four and rest of Premier League

If any of Setanta's seven-hour coverage of Saturday's FA Cup Final was to be believed, the FA Cup remained "the greatest competition in the...
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Barcelona blanked at home

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There was much talk of La Liga's best, that tiki-taka side of Pep Guardiola's, really taking it to Chelsea. Most of the talk surrounding the Blues...
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Why Barcelona needs to beat Chelsea

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Dare I say it? The possibilities of a Chelsea v. Manchester United final may be as boring as an Arsenal v. Barcelona affair would be exciting. The...
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Chelsea fail to capitalize on Manchester meltdown. Can Liverpool?

All the talk of the Premier League converting to a multiple-horse race after Manchester United's meltdown at Craven Cottage remains what it is, simply...
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Cranky Mourinho, the Champions League aftermath, and police blunders

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Racial profiling (or Liverpool fans) in Cheshire. [BBC News]Cranky Jose Mourinho after getting knocked out of the CL. [Guardian]Brand Beckham in...
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