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RIP, MARK: Former MISL midfielder Frederickson passes away
Mark Frederickson, who played for four indoor soccer teams over 11 Major Indoor Soccer League seasons, passed away on Tuesday.
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NEW PARTNERSHIP: Ebbets Field Flannels to offer vintage Cosmos gear
The Cosmos Friday announced a new partnership with sportwear company Ebbets Field Flannels – aiming to bring fans vintage Cosmos gear.
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GOODBYE WIM: Suurbier, who played for the Dutch in two World Cup finals, passes away
Former Ajax right back Wim Suurbier, an important member of the Netherlands side that played in two World Cup finals, died on Sunday.
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GOODBYE, RALPH: Ex-Cosmos defender-midfielder Wright dies
Ralph Wright, who played a season with the original Cosmos and two other NASL teams, passed away on Sunday.
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REMEMBERING THE NASL: Defunct league’s draft certainly had its moments
Former MetroStars and Red Bulls GM and president Alexi Lalas (right), pictured by former head...
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REMEMBERING WOLFIE: Wolfgang Suhnholz, an appreciation
After polishing off the Cosmos in the quarterfinals of the 1976 North American Soccer League playoffs, the defending champion Tampa Bay Rowdies were starting to count some proverbial chickens before they hatched prior to meeting the Toronto Metros-Croatia in the semifinals.
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GOODBYE, WOLFGANG: Soccer Bowl ’76 MVP Suhnholz passes away
Wolfgang Suhnholz, a former Bayern Munich player who made an impact in the original North American Soccer League as Soccer Bowl ’76 MVP before turning to coaching, has passed away.
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REMEMBER THE NASL: Defunct league’s draft certainly had its moments
The last North American Soccer League draft took place more than three decades ago, which is more than generation in the past.
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GOODBYE, BILL: Bill Maxwell, former NASL, MISL referee passes away
Bill Maxwell, a personable referee who officiated games in the original North American Soccer League, including the final Soccer Bowl in the league’s first incarnation in 1984, and the Major Indoor Soccer League, has passed away.
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