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U.S. Rallies for Crucial Point

SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) -- Two goals down and 20 minutesfrom what would have been one of the worst defeats to a regionalrival in years, the United States rallied for a dramatic draw.Jozy Altidore started the comeback in the 77th minute andFrankie Hejduk scored the tying goal in the 88th, giving theAmericans a 2-2...

Carlos Bocanegra Is Looking for Work

Apparently, Fulham loves its American players just a little bit less than we thought.American center-back Carlos Bocanegra was released by Fulham today after falling out of favor with manager Roy Hodgson, who replaced Lawrie Sanchez last December. Bocanegra was Fulham's team captain after Brian McBride went down with a...

Fulham's Second-Half Woes Sunk Sanchez

It may be the smallest London club in the Premier League, but Fulham has big aspirations -- namely, to be just as big a brand name in America as the likes of Chelsea and Arsenal. That's one reason why they went out of their way to sign U.S. National Team stars like Carlos Bocanegra, Brian McBride and Clint Dempsey. Having...

CarlosBocanegra News From the Web

05/25/12 SPL: Rangers in crisis: USA international Carlos... Source: Sunday Mail (UK) CARLOS BOCANEGRA last night insisted he will return to crisis-hit Rangers next term â but won't take another pay cut under any circumstances.
05/23/12 Edu hopes Rangers keep US duo Source: Sky News Rangers midfielder Maurice Edu believes the club should keep hold of compatriots Carlos Bocanegra and Alejandro Bedoya.
05/22/12 Edu: Americans can be key for Rangers Source: ESPN Rangers midfielder Maurice Edu believes that his fellow Americans Carlos Bocanegra and Alejandro Bedoya will be major players for the Ibrox side next campaign.
05/21/12 Learning From The Best Source: Rangers Football Club CHRIS HEGARTY is hoping he gets the chance to pick up a few more tips from the senior pros at Rangers next season having learned so much in the past 12 months.
05/15/12 Warm ocean temperatures blamed for the deaths of 2,300... Source: Daily Mail - London - UK Thousands of dead birds have mysteriously appeared along the coastline of Chile.