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Major League Soccer’s community outreach initiative, today unveiled a new public service announcement as part of the League’s ongoing anti-discrimination campaign, ‘Don’t Cross The Line.’
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A ranking caught my attention: The top football league attendance, updated August 20 2012. A very interesting piece put together by ESPN and worldfootball.net. Major key learning, the Major League Soccer is ahead of the French Ligue 1. This said, the ranking counts a whole season for the Ligue 1, when the MLS is still ongoing.
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According to The Richest, the world’s highest paid players are as below. Most interesting key learning here: David Beckham is (still) number one. Despite the fact that he is playing in the MLS where there is a salary cap, his sponsorship deals make the difference.
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The Major League Soccer published the top 20 best paid players for 2011. Thierry Henry and David Beckham are leading the race. Surprising?
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The Manchester United winger Nani was a Nike player for many years, and has recently been signed by adidas. The Portuguese striker was visiting adidas Headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Germany. There, he visited the wall of fame and the Heritage division, where he seemed to have had great fun!
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Just noticed I have not posted in 4 days! I was working on some amazing projects and met up with really interesting sports professionals. One of them being Paul Smith, a great guy, and I invite you to visit his website. World Cup is over and I am scanning the web (not easy) to find relevant datas to share with you guys. One of them is (again) a The Nielsen Company survey pointing out that the 2010 World Cup contributed to a 22% increase compared to the previous World Cup for US viewers.
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The best scorer all times of Les Bleus joined the MLS. Thierry Henry signed a 4.5 year contract with the New York Red Bulls, and it will be a delight to watch him play and score. As opposed to David Beckham joining the LA Galaxy, Thierry Henry’s move was not marketing driven as he said: “I came to play Football”. Although he is not a marketing icon such as David Beckham, he does have a strong football business relevance.
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There is one topic which generates interest, passion, constructive/non constructive comments in football. I am NOT talking about Thierry Henry’s handball. I leave this topic for later, like a warm apple pie
everybody is waiting to come out of the oven (again). I am talking about the usage of the video in football. Well, you will tell me that those 2 topics are closely linked right? If the video had existed, France’s goal vs Ireland would have been disallowed and Ireland would have scored 4 goals right after the handball and would have been qualified for the World Cup. Okay, fair enough.








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