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The Vancouver 86ers have signed veteran defender Rick Titus of Ontario. The versatile 31-year-old has played the last three years in the A-League with Toronto, Hershey, and Staten Island. He is also a four-year veteran of the indoor NPSL where he plays for the Edmonton Drillers alongside 86ers Paul Dailly, Kevin Holness, Paul Shepherd, Chris Clarke, Alfredo Valente, and Carmen D'Onofrio. He arrived in town this morning and is expected to make the trip for Sunday's game in Seattle (5pm at Memorial Stadium).

WHEN your pals are among the best cricketers and footballers in the world, and when you are named after one of the movie greats, you would expect to walk through life with a smile.

THE LEAVE of World Cup absence granted to Dwight Yorke has not been well received in every corner of the North-west. Manchester United's joy at learning that their Trinidad and Tobago striker will be free, after all, for their European Cup quarter-final is not shared, for instance, by Chester City.

The Buffalo Blizzard scored a 12-8 victory over the Edmonton Drillers in NPSL play on Wednesday night.

TRINIDADIAN Clint Marcelle has launched a scathing attack on immigration officials following the collapse of his transfer to West Brom.

West Bromwich Albion are hopeful of confirming the signing of midfielder Clint Marcelle today, three weeks after he joined them from Barnsley.

Tonight's National Professional Soccer League all-star game is in Rick Titus's backyard. But this trip to the Skyreach Centre has been anything but a short commute for the Edmonton Driller.