The Team Owners Association announced today that they have added Crystal Palace Baltimore and the Tampa Bay Rowdies to their new league. Full Article at Soccer Blogs

"This wasn't an easy decision to take," declared Biello. "However, the last two seasons were harder for me due to injuries. I always told myself that if I wasn't able to play at the level I wanted, I would move on. Full Article at Our Sports Central

Montreal inches closer to a MLS expansion bid. By now we’ve all seen the lovely quote from MLS commissioner Don Garber yesterday about future league expansion. “We’ve had productive conversations with Montreal to be our 19th team,” said Garber. Full Article at Soccer Blogs

Former USL-1 2009 clubs in Vancouver, Montreal, Carolina, Miami, and Minnesota will join a new professional soccer league, which will start play in 2010. Full Article at Soccer Blogs

USL releases statement regarding USL-1 and TOA’s filing of papers to create new Division II league. Full Article at Soccer Blogs

The team owners submitted an application Monday for sanctioning of the new league as a Division II men’s outdoor professional league by the United States Soccer Federation. Full Article at Atlanta Business Chronicle

MONTREAL–The Vancouver Whitecaps want to go ahead with a new league that would break away from the United Soccer Leagues First Division, but the Montreal Impact have yet to decide whether to join. Full Article at Toronto Star

Some big news is coming out today. The Team Owners Association or TOA is moving forward in their plan to break away from the USL first division and form their own league. Full Article at Soccer Blogs

Six ownership groups that were previously part of the USL-First Division have joined forces with St. Louis Soccer United to form a new professional soccer league that will begin play in 2010. Full Article at Soccer Blogs

The Teams Owners Association has officially announced their split from the USL. Full Article at Soccer Blogs

November 10, 2009 - USL First Division (USL-1) Carolina RailHawks The owners of the Atlanta Silverbacks, Carolina Railhawks, Miami FC, Minnesota Thunder, Montreal Impact and Vancouver Whitecaps, formerly of USL-1, together with St. Louis Soccer United... Full Article at Our Sports Central

MONTREAL — Despite reports to the contrary, the Montreal Impact have not officially left the United Soccer Leagues First Division to form a new league. At least, not yet. Full Article at Canada.com

It appears the Montreal Impact and Vancouver Whitecaps will go down to the wire in deciding whether to stay in the United Soccer Leagues first division or form their own breakaway league. Full Article at TSN.ca

This week on MFUSA, Jason and Zach discuss the playoff system in MLS, talk to Ben Berger of Footie Business about MLS in the poor economy, bring in Sean Wheelock to cover the state of the game, and hit some news and notes. Full Article at Soccer Blogs

T he Montreal Impact and Vancouver Whitecaps have put their dispute with the new owners of the United Soccer Leagues on hold for the final, despite what Impact president Joey Saputo on Thursday called “low-blow tactics” to pressure dissident clubs to... Full Article at Globe and Mail

October 15, 2009 - USL First Division (USL-1) Montreal Impact MONTREAL - In less than 48 hours, the Montreal Impact will face the Vancouver Whitecaps in the second leg match of the USL First Division championship final. Full Article at Our Sports Central

MONTREAL - The Montreal Impact and Vancouver Whitecaps have put their dispute with the new owners of the United Soccer Leagues on hold for the final, despite what Impact president Joey Saputo on Thursday called "low-blow tactics" to pressure dissident... Full Article at Canoe