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The News Tribune's soccer blog
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009
Posted by Don Ruiz @ 03:16:34 pm
The Washington Post soccer blog reports D.C. United meeting goalkeeper Josh Wicks today and then putting out the following statement:
"D.C. United team executives and technical staff met today with Josh Wicks. During the meeting, it was expressed that his behavior in last night's U.S. Open Cup final was unacceptable and that he will be subject to internal discipline."
Wicks, of course, intentionally stomped the fallen Fredy Montero moments after the game's first goal. Wicks received a red card, but heatedly argued with the referee and fourth official before leaving the pitch.
