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News out of Vancouver is after they signed Kenny Miller they're looking to ship out Hasli...I'd take him if I was managing..
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you would think that PM already has something in his pocket after getting rid of 3 players last week.
what about micheal owen??
Not a huge fan of Kenny but he'll do well in this league.
Very nimble and very quick, tailor made, IMO, for the MLS and something this franchise has always lacked up front.
I'm impressed with the the kind of personnel the Whitecaps are assembling.
Say what you will, Bob Lenarduzzi knows what he's doing and has been doing it successfully for a very long time. Where as TFC's top exec…well…you know…
“We changed the entire league’s opinion of the viability of soccer in North America. And then we blew it because we chickened out." —Tim Leiweke
Or you could say he has no clue what he is doing. Depends how you want to look at the Whitecaps right now. They just brought in designated player at a position they already had one at, besides that is Kenny Miller even worth a dp contract? Already missed badly with one dp, Hassli truly never warranted a dp contract and they just had a massive turn over while sitting in a decent spot in the table. I guess we will see and time will tell but you could sit back from afar and wonder what the hell is going on in Vancouver...again.
Not sure Micheal Owen would play in any league that has turf.
One positive thing about today is that on Red Nation they reported that Nicholas Lindsay played the first half of a Academy game in the CSL
I'm glad that he's getting better and I hope that he returns to have a fantastic career with TFC!!! It would be sad if an accident like that completely destroyed his career.
http://www.rednationonline.ca/Camarg...hepackatT.aspx
Yeah, Hassli is out indefinitely:
Eric Hassli is out indefinitely with an ankle injury.The big Frenchman hobbled out of B.C. Place on Monday morning with a walking boot on his right ankle, headed for an MRI after turning it in Chicago on Saturday.http://blogs.theprovince.com/2012/07...-ankle-injury/Hassli turned his ankle in the 1-0 loss to the Chicago Fire on Saturday, landing awkwardly after an 88th-minute header chance. He’s already had an X-ray, which was negative.
At least Vancouver brought in Kenny Miller. They have sufficient strike power moving forward. We don't.
mornin d
wow 2016 and things are looking up --- come on you reds lets go
Anybody get the feeling Rennie is losing the plot? Robson over Chiumento? Kenny Miller over Eric Hassli?
Yep. Perhaps those are symptoms of managerial deficiencies?:
Originally Posted by Benjamin Massey
It feels eerily familiar. Like deja vu:
http://www.eightysixforever.com/2012...ignated-playerOriginally Posted by Benjamin Massey
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Benjamin Massey @Lord_Bob I am reminded of when Rennie spent big dough in Carolina on Scottish forward Allan Russell. Veteran. Team needed goals. And a waste.
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You have to wonder. And they're only averaging just over a goal a game, despite having had Mattocks, Hassli, Chiumento, Camilo, Le Toux... this is a stacked team. Hell, they released Nguyen (albeit because he's a legendary wad) and Long Tan, they let Le Toux go to New York, Chiumento (Hassli's best friend) back to Switzerland.
He's nuts, I think, or there are big ego issues at work.
Yes, VWFC have/had plenty of talent on their squad. Management has few excuses to hide behind.
The few times I've seen Nguyen play, he's impressed me. He was one of the best players on the pitch in NE last Saturday, imho. I thought he complemented Saër Sène quite well. I think Vancouver was able to attract a French speaking/Swiss contingent using Teitur Thordarson. Perhaps the French connection was a draw for Le Toux? It's possible that players were no longer happy and, once the dynamic started unravelling, it was unrealistic to think it could be kept together any longer. Vancouver has not looked the same since Teitur Thordarson left. They're difficult to watch now. I thought pushing Teitur out so quickly wasn't such a bright idea. It reeked of politics.
It certainly looks that way. It's not good for the team if politics get in the way of making sound football decisions. Some of what I see coming out of Vancouver reminds me a lot of the mess surrounding TFC.