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Are the Fire Playoff Bound? Three Questions for Chicago

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Robert Hay

Chicago ended the year as potentially the best non-playoff team in MLS. They caught “fire” and had a winning record for the final third of the season, almost stealing the tenth playoff spot from New York. The same team that … Continue reading →

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Are the Fire Playoff Bound? Three Questions for Chicago

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