Kick Off: Are Vancouver Whitecaps set to sign former nemesis? | Atlanta United FC sign another player

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News  |  Videos  |  Schedule & Stats  |  Clubs  |  Fantasy  |  Shop Kick Off: Are Vancouver Whitecaps set to sign former nemesis? | Atlanta United FC sign another player Here are the top soccer stories everyone's talking about today: FOE TO FRIEND The Province is now confirming what we'd been hearing all day Tuesday out of Panama: ex-FC Dallas striker Blas Perez, a nemesis of the Vancouver Whitecaps in recent years, is set to join the club for preseason training. BEST BUY MLSsoccer.com's Sam Stejskal explains why Colorado's Designated Player signing of Albania forward Shkelzen Gashi was a sneaky good move. REAL NEWS Though Real Salt Lake were edged out by Mexican side Tijuana in a Tuesday friendly (thanks to a strike by US youth international Paul Arriola), local scribe Chris Kamrani reports that they have re-captured defender Chris Wingert. FIRE EXTINGUISHER As has been rumored, the Chicago Fire have signed defender Johan Kappelhof away from Eredivisie side Groningen. DEAL MAKER The Los Angeles Times breaks down how the Galaxy managed to land the trio of Ashley Cole, Jelle Van Damme and expected signing Nigel de Jong. THUMBS UP! Orlando City star Kaka is quite approving of the plans for the club's new training digs and now he says he plans on doing his part to get the Lions into the playoffs. HELLO, ADEL? A Portuguese paper says AC Milan attacker Adel Taarabt could be on his way to MLS. AN OFFER YOU MUST REFUSE Soccer Insider Steven Goff reports that Orlando City have been waved away from chasing AC Milan midfielder Antonio Nocerino, because he was already the subject of a D.C. United claim. UNION JOB It's taken him awhile, but Jamaican international Andre Blake is now the Philly Union No. 1 in goal. UNITED ARTISTS Impending expansion side Atlanta United FC have not only signed a second player in midfielder Junior Burgos, they've also put out a call to recruit artists for decorating their new stadium. NATIONAL AFFAIRS Ahead of Friday's friendly against Canada, USMNT boss Jurgen Klinsmann has released defenders Brad Evans and Michael Orozco to their clubs. Meanwhile, Dallas' Toyota Park has won the right to host the deciding leg of the US U-233 team's do-or-die Olympic qualifying clash with Colombia in March. HOWARD IN DOUBT Everton netminder Tim Howard could miss out on Wednesday's EPL tilt against Newcaslte after suffering a knock in training. PASS THE CIGARS! Last week, it was Landon Donovan. Now, US fan favorite Stuart Holden has become a proud new papa. And he has the Instagram image to rival Donovan's. MLSsoccer.com Musts: A preview of Friday's US-Canada friendly Whitecaps youth movement convinces Aird Keep up-to-date with the MLS Transaction Tracker

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Why Backing The ‘Wrong’ Winners Can Cost You Big Time!

Help on how to make money betting with the Secret Betting Club. View this email in your browser In today's betting world, there is one principle that you must stick to if you want to maximise your betting profits…and it's one the majority of punters ignore! I'm talking about punters who follow tipsters (as many very successful punters do) and their reaction when they are sent a hot tip. The immediate reaction from most punters is to get their bet on immediately as they are desperate to be involved. Very often in doing so they grab the best price they can on the tips put forward. We've all done it, and most of us continue to do it.  But this is exactly why so many gamblers fail to make the level of profit that they really should. So what is this principle that can transform your betting performance overnight? It is the principle of securing value.  Securing value really should be the first and last commandment for anyone who bets, because if you are betting value in every single wager you strike, you will make more money. And the greater the level of value you secure in each of your bets, the greater the level of profit you will make.   Make Money Betting With The Secret Betting Club   The power of value Take a look at the following tables taken from a very successful horse racing tipster we reviewed in a recent SBC Magazine. It showcases how the odds on the tips they supplied moved after a period of time. Over 90 bets we observed, the average odds for the tips supplied came in at 5.28/1. Yet what we wanted to find out is just what odds would be available after 15 minutes, 60 minutes and at SP. As the first table reveals they shifted down to 4.94/1 after 15 minutes, 4.64/1 after 60 minutes and 4.03 at SP.    Now to some of you that might not sound too much, especially the difference between the 5.28/1 and 4.94/1 available after 15 minutes…yet you would be wrong. As the next table reveals, the actually ROI difference is as much as 9.7% within this 15-minute time period. After 60 minutes it becomes 16.5% whilst at SP, you would actually make a loss.   The lesson we can learn from this is that if your bets don't carry as much value as they should do, your ROI figures will shrink and potentially dramatically so.  You could ultimately turn a profitable tip into a loss-making one, simply by taking a bad price. And once again we return to that key concept…securing value on your bets!   Punters making their betting pay The above is one of the key lessons made clear in one of our latest series of Practical Punter Reports - as penned by semi-pro gamblers making their betting pay. Sticking to these value betting principles is a tough ask sometimes, especially if you miss a winning bet due to the value not being there. For many a gambler, there can be no worse feeling then missing a winning bet…and especially one that had been tipped up to you earlier on. You should have been on…yet you weren't! Yet if the tip is for 8/1 and only 6/1 is available – the act of taking 6/1 could end up costing you more in the long run. However, as this latest Practical Punter Report outlines, by taking this approach long-term you'll miss out on backing a lot more losers than winners, and the winners you do back will all be at prices carrying exceptional value. The reward for such discipline is a much higher Return on Investment across your betting portfolio. By simply walking away when the odds aren't fully in your favour, you'll be placing fewer bets...but making more money. More tips and practical help in our Practical Punter reports To make money betting you do have to think differently from the crowd and that is where our Practical Punter Reports can help. Penned by experienced and successful punters, each Practical Punter Report is designed to showcase the reality of just how you can make money from your betting. Whether it's the tipsters making them money, how to keep bookmaker accounts open and unrestricted for as long as possible, or how to use the betting exchanges to maximise your betting profit, you'll be receiving expert advice straight from the betting coal face. These are real people making real money from their betting…showing you how they do it! With either Gold or Platinum SBC access, you will have full and immediate access all past and future Practical Punter Reports – including our 2 latest reports released in January.   Start your Secret Betting Club membership today   Best regards, Peter Ling   Copyright © 2016 Minerva Publishing LTD, All rights reserved. You have receiving these emails because you opted-in to receive communication from us at the Secret Betting Club. Our mailing address is: Minerva Publishing LTD Drake House Gadbrook Way Northwich, Cheshire CW97RA United Kingdom Add us to your address book unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences

Kick Off: Rapids, Revs ink DPs | Palmer-Brown loaned to Porto | Sounders testing out 4-3-3

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News  |  Videos  |  Schedule & Stats  |  Clubs  |  Fantasy  |  Shop Kick Off: Rapids, Revs ink DPs | Palmer-Brown loaned to Porto | Sounders testing out 4-3-3 Here are the top soccer stories everyone's talking about today: DP DOUBLE PLAY A pair of MLS clubs signed Designated Players out of the Swiss Super League on Monday, with Colorado landing Albania strike ace Shkelzen Gashi and New England announcing the acquisition of Ivory Coast midfielder Xavier Kouassi. MORE REVS & RAPIDS NEWS Meanwhile, ESPNFC all-star Jeff Carlisle reports that New England remain in talks with free agent Jermaine Jones. As for Colorado, a Guatemalan report claims they've also snared Trinidad & Tobago defender Mekeil Williams. PALMER-BROWN TO PORTO As reported, young Sporting KC defender Erik Palmer-Brown has joined Portuguese giants FC Porto on loan until next winter. UNITED GRAB SARVAS The Rapids were mighty busy on Monday, also dealing midfielder Marcelo Sarvas to D.C. United in exchange for Targeted Allocation Money and a 2018 conditional MLS SuperDraft pick. MIAZGA'S REPLACEMENT? With Matt Miazga off to Chelsea, the New York Red Bulls have reportedly swung a deal to snag a recent Barcelona B target, Ghana defender Gideon Baah from Finnish power HJK. MATT IS THE NEW BLUE Speaking of Miazga, he's given his first interview as a member of Chelsea, who also posted video of his first training session. SOUNDERS GAME Perhaps it seemed inevitable with Jordan Morris joining an already crowded attack stable, but Seattle are working on a 4-3-3 formation. PORTLAND BLAZERS Fresh Portland Timbers recruits Chris Klute and Zarek Valentin are aiming to work the flanks from their respective fullback slots so well that fans forget about the sale of Jorge Villafana to Liga MX side Santos Laguna. DEBUTANTS' BALL Jurgen Klinsmann has praised the four US national team players who earned their first caps in Sunday's rally over Iceland. The whole squad is putting that behind them, though, what with northern rival Canada set to invade on Friday. BRAD HOC The official FIFA website has a feature on new US Under-19 boss Brad Friedel. CREW WINGS Real Betis says they have loaned left-sider Amro Tarek to Columbus for the 2016 season. SPURRED ON With Jan Vertonghen on the injury shelf for a couple months, could Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino be ready to promote US U-23 defender Cameron Carter-Vickers to the first team? Stay tuned. OTHER EXPORTS Former Rapids defender Shane O'Neill has moved again, this time joining League Two's Cambridge on loan from Cypriot side Appolon Limassol. Over in Israel, former Crew striker Aaron Schoenfeld has made a very quick move from second flight Maccabi Nettanya to Hapoel Tel Aviv after only a few weeks in the country. PICK-UP ARTISTS It seems plenty of current and former MLS stars spent the winter playing in better pick-up games than you might be used to. MLSsoccer.com Musts Red Bulls sporting director Ali Curtis visits Extra Time Radio Watch: Zardes, Finlay & Acosta react to USMNT win Go around the horn with Monday's Preseason Tracker

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Kick Off: USA win in dramatic fashion | Could Iker Casillas be headed to MLS?

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News  |  Videos  |  Schedule & Stats  |  Clubs  |  Fantasy  |  Shop Kick Off: USA win in dramatic fashion | Could Iker Casillas be headed to MLS? Here are the top soccer stories everyone's talking about today: USMNT ROUNDUP The US national team fought back twice against Iceland before D.C. United defender Steve Birnbaum bagged the 3-2 friendly winner from a late set piece on Sunday night. As usual, we have you covered with a few wrap-up thoughts from our Armchair Analyst and our USMNT player ratings. COMPLETING THE HAT TRICK? According to the Los Angeles Times, the Galaxy have snared their third international signing in a week's time, landing AC Milan midfielder Nigel de Jong. REPORT: PALMER-BROWN TO PORTO After the New York Red Bulls' Matt Miazga, whose move to Chelsea was made official on Saturday, it appears another young MLS defender has attracted European suitors: Sporting KC's Erik Palmer-Brown is reportedly traveling to Porto to complete a move. SHIPP'S BRIG At the ripe, old age of 24, Chicago Fire attacker Harrison Shipp has taken on a leadership role. IKER IKER ONE DAY Spanish reports claim New York City FC could make another run at Spain star netminder Iker Casillas, with the Porto man supposedly free to move this summer. ORLANDO BOON Word out of Italy is that AC Milan midfielder Antonio Nocerino has opted to join Orlando City. JUMP INTO THE FIRE Spanish daily AS says former MLS man Arturo Alvarez, who last played in the league with Real Salt Lake in 2011, is training with Chicago and close to signing. KEI HANG UP Columbus Crew top scorer Kei Kamara told Soccer Insider Steven Goff that he wants an improved deal. UNITED EYE SAMARAS Goff also reports that D.C. United are kicking the tires on free agent Greece forward Georgios Samaras. GET TO KNOW ME! In case you are still wondering who this Christian Pulisic is that everyone speaks of after his Bundesliga debut this past weekend for Borussia Dortmund, we're here to help. BROOKS AND DONE It took a while to hammer out, but Hertha Berlin have finally signed US defender John Anthony Brooks to a two-year contract extension. LOFTY GOAL After being out of the game for a couple years, former Brazil star Adriano has joined fourth-flight Miami United with designs on playing for an MLS club in the future. ZARDES NOTCHES ANOTHER ASSIST Gyasi Zardes and the LA Galaxy Foundation gave back this weekend by opening three new futsal courts in his hometown of Hawthorne, California. MLSsoccer.com Musts: Klinsmann calls Miazga move "courageous" Preseason Tracker: Check out Sunday's results Get the complete 2016 preseason schedule

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