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| by: Ben Rycroft | February 25, 2010 11:24 AM | comments: (0) |
We talk about what the 16-year-old Luis Gil's signing means for MLS.
And how it relates to the current CBA negotiations. We also get into where the union is coming from on free agency and why the league may be so resistant.
We talk about the latest entry into the CSL - Milltown FC - and what they'll bring to the soccer community.
And Ben gets the chance to sit down one-on-one with 'Mo Johnston' to talk about Toronto FC.
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