Charlie Davies

American forward Charlie Davies retires from soccer at 31

By The Associated Press - Associated Press

Davies’ days in D.C. appear to be numbered

By Thomas Floyd - The Washington Times

Pontius assists on Davies’ hat trick before breaking leg

Associated Press

D.C. United’s Davies misfires, offense wilts in loss to New England

By John Haydon - The Washington Times

Ben Olsen’s prediction after lost season for D.C. United coming true

By Thomas Floyd - The Washington Times

D.C. fit to be tied after 2-2 standoff

By John Haydon - The Washington Times

D.C United draws with Dynamo after allowing goal in 89th minute

Associated Press

Blake Brettschneider a find at forward for D.C. United

By Thomas Floyd - The Washington Times

Najar a catalyst in United’s victory

By John Haydon - The Washington Times

United still searching for offense after tie

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

United’s McCarty relishing captaincy

By John Haydon - The Washington Times

Driver faces prison for crash that injured Davies

By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Associated Press

D.C. United has questions to answer as 2011 season opens

By John Haydon - The Washington Times

After near-fatal crash, Davies ready to return with D.C. United

By Joseph White - Associated Press

Back at the scene: Davies joins United in comeback

By JOSEPH WHITE - Associated Press

Davies’ comeback continues, earns spot with United

By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Associated Press

Charlie Davies trying to make most of MLS stint

By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Associated Press

Davies says he is ready to return

By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Associated Press

Plea hearing set in crash that injured C. Davies

By ASSOCIATED PRESS - Associated Press

$FILE - In htis March 23, 2010, file photo, FC Sochaux soccer player Charlie Davies, of the United States, jogs during a training session at the Auguste Bonal stadium in Montbeliard, eastern France. American forward Charlie Davies said he was not the driver of a car stopped for going 125 mph last weekend, but told French police he was to protect a teammate. Davies, who nearly died in a car crash last year, told The Associated Press on Saturday, Oct. 9, 2010, that Jacques Faty, his teammate at French club Sochaux, asked him to switch places and tell police he was driving because Faty thought his license was still suspended from a previous speeding infraction. (AP Photo/Mathieu Cugnot, File)$