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SI.com: Soccer America: Should Holden stay in Houston or leave for Europe?

If he goes for the money, Houston Dynamo star Stuart Holden is already headed for Europe, even if he hasn't signed a deal.

SI.com: Gabriele Marcotti: Was Wolves manager wrong for fielding a 'B' team?

You've heard the cliché: It's a marathon, not a sprint. And, sometimes, when you're running long distances, it's OK to take a pit stop.

SI.com: The Limey: English interest strong in Europe's World Cup playoffs

Don Fabio Capello has ensured that England already has booked its place at next summer's World Cup, and this weekend, the Three Lions are sunning themselves ahead of a showpiece money-spinner against Brazil in Qatar.

SI.com: Gabriele Marcotti: Liverpool struggling mightily, but not all is lost

If you're a Liverpool fan, you're probably pretty angry right now. You've won one game since September (albeit a pretty important one, against Manchester United), qualification to the knockout stage of the Champions League seems extremely improbable right now and you're sixth in the English Premier League, after finishing second last year.

SI.com: Richard Deitsch: ESPN discloses blowout plans for 2010 World Cup

It's been said before: John Skipper is that rare American who can equally negotiate the worlds of Craven Cottage and Ricky Craven. As ESPN's executive vice president for content, Skipper has a major hand in the programming you see on the network and his fondness for soccer is no Beckham-come-lately act. He is a devoted supporter of Tottenham, the plucky London-based English Premier League team, and has spanned the globe with his two children visiting some of soccer's most famous cathedrals.

SI.com: Stars owner defaults on $525 million in loans

The company that owns baseball's Texas Rangers and hockey's Dallas Stars has defaulted on about $525 million in loans, with owner Tom Hicks saying on Friday that he intentionally made the move to help negotiate with banks.

SI.com: Gabriele Marcotti: It's time domestic cup tourneys got a radical rethink

When even the FA Cup is drawing criticism, you know domestic cup competitions are in trouble.

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