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Argos Again Studying BMO Field Move
The long-awaited and costly removal of BMO Field's dreaded FieldTurf playing surface began on Friday to the delight of Toronto FC fans, but their exuberance was almost immediately tempered by a report suggesting that the city's Canadian Football League franchise - the Argonauts - again have an eye on moving their home games to the stadium in the not-too-distant future.Argonauts owners David Cynamon and Howard Sokolowski, at a meeting of the league's governors during Grey Cup festivities in Calgary, introduced a plan that would have the team relocate to BMO Field, perhaps as early as the 2010 season. The most

Around The League - 09.18.2009
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Union Looking At Alternative Venues For Opening Day
Confirming a report made by the Wasington Post's Steven Goff on Wednesday, Philadelphia Union president Tom Veit acknowledged this morning that the club may end up playing their first-ever league game in a venue other than the 18,500-seat stadium that is currently being built for them in Chester. Instead, there is a possibility that the team will kick off their first season in the league at 68,000-seat Lincoln Financial Field, home of the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles.“Right now everything is running on schedule construction-wise, but we are on a real tight schedule and with MLS yet to announce opening day dates, we just want to make sure that we are covered,” Veit told the Dail

Around The League - 09.17.2009
Americans Abroad / USMNTSBI's 23 For 2010: September '09 Edition - Soccer By IvesUSA-Honduras: The Venue - US Soccer DailyDespite Uphill Battle, US Leads Qualifying Fight - ESPNsoccernetWhich Team Is Better: 2002 Or 2009? - MLS Talk

Hip Injury Leads To Huckerby Retirement
San Jose Earthquakes midfielder Darren Huckerby has told an English newspaper he is "99% sure" that he has played his last competitive game, likely forced into an early retirement because of a hip injury that required surgery last week.Bursting onto the American scene last July, Huckerby went