voices.washingtonpost.com - 11/7/2009
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This is a great development, and we really need more like this. Between Duka, Hamid, and others, having home-grown, local products will really help MLS in the long run. And as a further point - how much of an added incentive do you think it is for a player like Duka to move to a team that has a ...
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Duka To Sign With MLS
WVHooligan - Soccer Blog —
... I know I normally take the weekend’s off but I do think this news is noteworthy enough to get me to the laptop to type it out. Steve Goff reported earlier today that former New York Red Bull academy player and Rutgers star Dilly Duka is set to sign with Major League Soccer. ...
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Major League Soccer Talk —
... Dilly Duka, USMNT U-20 player, Red Bull Academy and Rutgers star is reported by Steve Goff to have signed a 4 year contract with MLS. Look for him to land with the Red Bulls who hold the 2nd pick in the January MLS SuperDraft. ...
What the Dilly yo!
MLSDraft.net —
... According to Soccer Insider Steven Goff, former Rutgers and US U20 standout Dilly Duka is has signed a contract with the MLS. It is not sure exactly how he is going to enter the MLS, but Goff suggests that he may enter via way of the draft. If this is true, this screams Freddie Adu all over again. Will be seeing Philly step out of the way and be allocated money to take someone other then Dilly Duka? ...
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The Beautiful Game —
Weekend brought some good stuff. First off, Chelsea had it's transfer ban suspended. Totti re-signs with Roma. Liverpool stars not for sale. Aguero price too steep for the Blues. Foreign-player market declining? Dilly Duka to sign with MLS. Another young American linked to Portugal move. Sounders FC looking at Moroccan striker.A lethal goal-scorer could be good... ...
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