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Brian Mullan should leave MLS after vicious tackle of Steve Zakuani (Graphic pic)
For those of you not in the know, Akron alum and former #1 pick Steve Zakuani's leg was severely broken in 2 places by a hard tackle. the MLS has suspended 5x champion Bria n Mulan for 10 games + fine but some suggest he should be suspended until Zakuani can return to the pitch, something that will take a long time if at all....

I like the idea, even if it sounds harsh.... thoughts?

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05-05-2011 03:44 PM
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RE: Brian Mullan should leave MLS after vicious tackle of Steve Zakuani (Graphic pic)
I just watched the video. Mullan should be forced to retire. Just wow.
05-05-2011 07:48 PM
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