Some days, it actually gets difficult to hate Mo Johnston.
http://onwardsoccer.com/2009/08/17/rockin-rookies/
Some days, it actually gets difficult to hate Mo Johnston.
http://onwardsoccer.com/2009/08/17/rockin-rookies/
Agreed. Loved the post.
nice read... thanks Ben.
Here's hoping these youngsters keep progressing yet stick with TFC for a while.
things do look hopeful for the future.
– to FC Bouncy Castle – for Adrian Serioux
And i've been saying it for a long time now, Cronin is money!
He consistently embarasses the veterans on this team with his picture perfect crosses that everyone else seems incapable of executing.
Fc Bouncy Castle is magnificent.
You've got to think mlse is loving the potential future transfer fees that might be coming in from all these kids.
You mentioned Frei's sliding tackle, after that he looked in pain and was holding the leg that did the sliding. Did he get rugburn?
Great post, can't argue with ya -- the kids absolutely killed. As for Trader Mo, I'll show him some love ... once we hit the playoffs.
Let's put into persective....this whole XI below is born in 1985 or later....
------------------Frei
Wynne-----Gomez-----Attakora----Feligna
Cronin-----Vitti----------Sanyang------Gala
-------------White-------Ibrahim
and a nice ShamWow reference too!
....and you could throw Barrett in there if you fancy, which I don't
Note the Vitti shot in the story, though. Yes, he set up Brennan's header off the post, but wouldn't you have thought just maybe he might have scored with his pretty feet by now?
I sure noticed the shot about Vitti, but the way Gareth Wheeler describes in his article puts it best in describing Pablo Vitti's role and the Ben Knights out there
"White's emergence allows Pablo Vitti to drop back in a wide midfield role, a position he looks more comfortable in.
Vitti again showed a lot of on-field class against D.C., both taking on players and in distribution. Those who question his soccer acumen don't understand the value of what he brings."
Last edited by karlosarmenta; 08-17-2009 at 11:45 AM.
Well, Gareth and I happily don't agree on anything. Yes, Vitti would be better suited as an attacking mid. But good luck getting playing time back there!
"good luck getting playing time back there". he is getting playing time back there, isn't he? and are you not contradicting yourself within a sentence of each other by saying you and Gareth don't agree on anything, then say yes, Vitti would be better suited as an attacking mid. therefore you do agree with Gareth? I'm not trying to be hard, and I apologize if I am, I'm just trying to understand what you mean.
I liked him playing in a central role.
It's a good "feel-good" article, very nice. also loved the Vince reference. As for Gomez, I don't know if it's that what you're referring to but I've noticed that when the ball comes to him, he "steps" on it with his foot at a 45 degree angle (upwards, not sideways) something known as playing "à la Camerounaise" (Cameroon style) because most pitches in that country (and perhaps in Africa in general) are bumpy, uneven and imperfect so that method makes ball control easier under those circumstances. Watch for it!
Pablo vitti = 2 goals....the least amount from any attacking midfielder this year. the guy is good and has helpedt he team recently...but 2 goals isnt good enough, he needs to be better.
I love the rookies, Saturday was refeshing to see, some really imspired footy being played on the pitch down at BMO, great to see OBW netting his first score, also Sanyang and Gomez did not look out of place at all, come on you Reds.
Remember The Man, The Legend, The Goal 5-12-07 and All That #9 Left On The Pitch, Thanks For The Memories !!!