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Football / Re: Trinis in Action (April 5-9, 2012)
« on: April 07, 2012, 02:59:48 PM »When u c this thread it confirms it have a Trini everywhere.
When u c this thread it confirms Trini football dead.
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When u c this thread it confirms it have a Trini everywhere.
didn't realize roberts might have been with toronto fc. james and samuel try but is a real revolving door with de TFC these days. roberts do yuh ting and best of luck!
I was wondering what the whole "signs early with MLS" thing meant... how if affected the draft. I guess it just guarantees for MLS that the player will play in the league, as opposed to going overseas.
The only thing I noticed was that he didn't have to participate in de Combine.
Good to see our players progressing...next step J league and hopefully soon we'll get to the A-league
I said it before and I'll say it again... If Suarez was playing for Trinidad and he hands d ball on d line making we go further in d World Cup, F*** YES I more than happy. He ain't cheat. He use he brains and he reflexes. Rules is rules.
I rel don't unders all d hate from that play by people unless u a strong backer of Ghana football.
I don't care who he'splayingcheating for... cheating is cheating and I will never like nor support it. I don't hate the yute I just don't think what he did has ANY place in the game. Call me naive/old school if allyuh want, but I believe that how you play the game matters as much as, if more than the game itself. If that's not the case then we forever cede the right to complain about diving, simulating, man dreads getting pull etc. of any sort.
Fan’s look: Columbus Crew’s best value players of 2011
By Christopher Cantwell, Yahoo! Contributor Network
Sources: MLSSoccer.com, TheCrew.com, MLSPlayers.org.
In a tight salary cap league, it is always important for Major League Soccer teams to find some great players at an even better value. The Columbus Crew have been no exception in 2011, getting big contributions from players nowhere near the top of the team's payroll.
Here is a look at who I feel are the Crew's best values of 2011:
5. Josh Gardner - $49,200 - Gardner has been pretty consistent in the midfield throughout 2011 for the Crew. When called upon, he has logged big minutes and started 19 times for the Crew. Since playing for the Galaxy a few years back, Gardner played in the U.S. lower divisions and most recently with the Carolina Railhawks. The Crew were able to pick him as a bargain for the 2011 campaign.
4. Tommy Heinemann - $42,000 - Heinemann has been used more in a substitute role for the Crew, but still has started 12 times while notching three goals and one assist in his first MLS season. Like Gardner, Heinemann was picked up from the lower divisions after a great 2010 with the Charleston Battery. With three goals and one of the lowest salaries on the team, Heinemann is easily one of the best values in the cost-per-goal category.
3. Julius James - $72,169 - James, picked up after D.C. United let him go, has been a huge part of the Crew's backline and has played and started in 29 matches so far in 2011. James play in 2011 has began to make him a regular call-up to his native Trinidad and Tobago Soca Warriors.
2. Robbie Rogers - $140,000 - Rogers' salary barely cracks the top 10 on the Crew, yet he is a U.S. international and has recorded a team-high seven assists so far in 2011. Rogers is at the end of his contract, and the Crew will likely have to pay much more in 2012 to keep him around in Columbus. His play has put him back in the USMNT picture under head coach Jürgen Klinsmann. Rogers has also added two goals during the campaign. At the beginning of the season, Rogers seemed to possibly be out of the Crew picture. But in 2011, he has been a huge part of that picture.
1. Sebastian Miranda - $115,000 - Miranda has been great and has helped replace long-term pieces of the Crew defense during the offseason. He is the only Crew player to start and play all 32 games so far in 2011, while logging over 2,800 minutes. He has also added two assists.
Never liked suarez since that WC incident, that piece of sh!t! i believe evra, well let me rephrase that, i really want too believe him, bc saurez is ah dirt bag and i expect any thing from him
Suarez is innocent until proven otherwise
Take this for what it's worth... but Wikipedia says that Hanoi T&T are affiliated with FC Porto (whatever that means), plus as Fyzoman say... it have Brazilians and Argentinians on the team. By itself admittedly that doesn't say much, but de left-and dumpling Seabra eat aside, it ent like Argies and Brazilians breaking down the door to play in the Pro League.
Was Zamora called up for England in the recent Euro 2012 qualifiers ?
We could use him.
Who vex with my request, tha's them.
England playing Spain tomorrow...
The man has no desire to play for us. Let this thread die nah.
“The speed of the play is very quick,” Mitchell told MLSsoccer.com after Thursday’s win. “Back home, there is more passing at the back. I find I adapted very quick and now I’ll try to push on from here and have another wonderful performance.”
i find this to be very interesting.. All our players go abroad and always comment on the speed of play as opposed to ours @ home. Yet we dont seem inclined to change our style to meet international standards.
More passing @ the back = more goals conceded..