Feb

17

Impact Take Johnson, Trade Him For Fucito and Neagle


The allocation was quick and swift for striker Eddie Johnson. The former FC Dallas and Kansas City man was quickly selected by the Montreal Impact via the allocation order today. The Impact quickly tweeted out that they would be trading him though. [blackbirdpie url="https://twitter.com/impactmontreal/statuses/170635982683639808"] Montreal took a big gamble by using their allocation spot but…[continue reading]

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Jan

31

A Quick Glance At The Whitecaps Attack


With the news of Sebastien Le Toux joining the Vancouver Whitecaps on a trade today. It has to, no, it must be pointed out exactly how stacked these Whitecaps are on offense. Just look at these names currently on the roster (and in camp): Camilo Eric Hassli Atiba Harris Omar Salgado Darren Mattocks Davide Chiumiento…[continue reading]

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Jan

31

Le Toux Traded To Vancouver


Talk about a 180. Just a week or so ago it was Sebastien Le Toux on a plane to England to train with Bolton. Now he is back in North America and has been traded to the Vancouver Whitecaps. No word yet on what the terms of the deal will be but the Frenchman just…[continue reading]

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Jan

12

Kenny Cooper Traded To New York


The draft day is here and the trades are starting to come in. This one, thanks to Fox Soccer, says that the Portland Timbers and the New York Red Bulls have struck a deal. New York will acquire Portland Timbers forward Kenny Cooper. Separate Fox Soccer sources report the deal will send a 2013 first…[continue reading]

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Dec

02

Sporting KC Trades For Bobby Convey


You have to like what some clubs are doing right now. This week has been a big week of trades as clubs get ready for the First Stage of the Re-Entry Draft next week. Today another trade came down the pipe – and while others haven’t been as big – this one certainly has the…[continue reading]

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Nov

28

Montreal Trades For Ricketts


The Montreal Impact aren’t wasting any time here in building their roster. In the second move of the day for the new club they have traded for veteran international keeper Donovan Ricketts from the Los Angeles Galaxy in exchange for allocation money. I had a sneaky suspension that Ricketts would get traded this winter or…[continue reading]

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Oct

10

MLS 2011: Top Trades Of The Year


Each year I do season predictions and nearly every year I boldly state that a trade will shake up the season (take that with a hint of sarcasm if you will). Well, this season is just like many of the past where teams wheel and deal in hopes of bettering their playoff hopes. I’ve compiled…[continue reading]

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Aug
15

Galaxy Close In On Keane, JPA Likely Going To Chivas


The Los Angeles Galaxy have reportedly agreed to purchase Robbie Keane’s contract from Tottenham for a reported £3 million, but the signing is not yet official. The summer transfer window closed on Sunday at 11:59 p.m., but Galaxy president Tom Payne said on Twitter that an announcement may come on Monday. [blackbirdpie url="http://twitter.com/#!/galaxyprez/status/102953051496783874"] This move…[continue reading]

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Jul
21

Timbers Trade For Palmer and Chabala


The deals keep on coming in MLS. Today, the Portland Timbers acquired defender/midfielder Lovel Palmer, defender Mike Chabala and an international roster slot through the remainder of the 2011 season from the Houston Dynamo in exchange for midfielder Adam Moffat and allocation money. A fairly interesting move for the two sides. Portland gains an international roster spot meaning they’ll likely be adding…[continue reading]

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Jul
15

Toronto Sends Tchani To Columbus


Toronto isn’t done dealing yet. Today the club made yet another deal, this time with Trillium Cup rival Columbus Crew. The two sides played the trade game today as Columbus sent central defender Andy Iro and midfielder Leandre Griffit to Toronto for midfielder Tony Tchani. Very, very interesting move for the two sides. The two main…[continue reading]

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