Still no word on Cahill.
Apparently Marsch and Ali Curtis are gonna have a talk with him, detailing his future with the club.
I imagine he's getting the boot too. That or we'll play him up top along side BWP.
Still no word on Cahill.
Apparently Marsch and Ali Curtis are gonna have a talk with him, detailing his future with the club.
I imagine he's getting the boot too. That or we'll play him up top along side BWP.
This is pretty close to a must-win game, considering Panama won their first game.
let's see how Tab Ramos screws things up this time....
Ricardo Izecson dos Santos LeiteKaká
Also some guy who is Spain's all-time top goalscorer...
Crap, completely forgot about Kaka and David Villa.
So yeah, am I right in saying we're seeing a lot more 'big' moves to MLS than usual? Or am I just thinking this because I wasn't paying attention to previous years?
Crap, completely forgot about Kaka and David Villa.
So yeah, am I right in saying we're seeing a lot more 'big' moves to MLS than usual? Or am I just thinking this because I wasn't paying attention to previous years?
Multiple sources within MLS have confirmed to Goal USA that the league approached Hernandez about a move to MLS, but the El Tri standout turned it down in order to remain in Europe. Sources also confirmed that the failed bid was the second time MLS tried to lure Chicharito to North America.
The problem is your radar only included England and the US.
Rafa Marquez? Cuaotemoc blanco?
I think the quantity is bigger, but it's not that noticeable to me because all the players you've mentioned fit in the same category as big moves before. If any of those players came into the league in their prime that'd be a change from the status quo.
I'm more excited about Cubo joining on a permanent basis than any of the aforementioned players.
Digging the fervor this Petke firing has created.
I'll be buying one of these.
Where can I buy this?
Multiple sources have confirmed to Goal USA that Toronto FC and the New York Red Bulls are the final two teams in the chase to try and acquire Altidore. The Portland Timbers had been in the conversation, but have since fallen out of the picture.
The MLS pursuit of Mix Diskerud is into its final stages, with Diskerud expected to sign a contract this week to join New York City FC. There is still some reluctance to call the deal complete until Diskerud has signed a contract, given the league's failed attempts to secure his services in the past, but the consensus around the league is that the deal will get done.
Sources have confirmed that both the New York Red Bulls and Philadelphia Union are eager to acquire Sacha Kljestan from Anderlecht, and could find themselves in a bidding war for Montreal's allocation spot. Both the Union (Jim Curtin) and Red Bulls (Jesse Marsch) are coached by former MLS teammates of Kljestan, who has been angling for a return to MLS for some time.
Another team believed to be in the running for Kljestan is, believe it or not, the LA Galaxy. Sources have told Goal USA that the Galaxy could be ready to move midfielder Marcelo Sarvas, which could leave room for the acquisition of a player like Kljestan. The Galaxy tried to acquire Kljestan last summer, only to have the move blocked by other teams in the MLS allocation order. The process left Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena so frustrated that he lashed out at MLS in an interview that eventually led to him being hit with a $20,000 fine.
All these signings and the Revs have done jack. I am starting to get worried about how we are going to look up front next season...
.@DavidWaldstein (NY Times sports reporter) said:I hear #NYCFC has signed Mix Diskerud. He's in New York and it could be announced tomorrow. It's a pretty solid signing.
5-6 million dollars for Jozy?
Can't help but think that money would be better spent on someone who actually did well in Europe.
I love this movement.They're not available yet but they'll be up at http://1996ny.spreadshirt.com/ in the near future.
I mean that's what I'm saying basically. I like Jozy as a person fair enough but he hasn't showed out in years. As a manager, seems like you could probably nab a better choice for that price.He did well at AZ but that's not what people are looking at right now.
His time at Sunderland, Hull, and in Spain were abysmal
I mean that's what I'm saying basically. I like Jozy as a person fair enough but he hasn't showed out in years. As a manager, seems like you could probably nab a better choice for that price.
I mean that's what I'm saying basically. I like Jozy as a person fair enough but he hasn't showed out in years. As a manager, seems like you could probably nab a better choice for that price.
Signing Jozy would be pointless at the moment even if we go back to a 4-4-2 or whatever unless we sign a backup for Peguy.
Shit, we should sign Riquelme. Two dinosaurs sharing the same spot.
Don't we already have a few younger guys for the spot, like Bover? We did use him as a sub for Henry near the end so he can't be total crap.
I just don't get the hype around some of these potential moves, I'm happy to have big US stars like Dempsey and Bradley coming back to the league, but the premium on guys who have put on the USMNT jersey is getting ridiculous. Jozy is a big name I'd want back in the league, but his salary demands seem a bit high for a guy who is struggling. Kljestan, who cares? Did anyone care when he was at Chivas USA and on the fringe of the national team? Will Mix take up NYC's final DP slot? If so I'm not sure what he's done to earn that. It will be interesting to compare Mix's production with NYC to a guy like Steindorsson for Columbus...
He hasn't earned a DP spot. US fans always overhype players.
He hasn't earned a DP spot. US fans always overhype players.
Sadly true. If Brek Shea isn't worth a DP (and I don't think he is), then no way Mix is. I would imagine he gets the designation though since he is the US' new number 10 and MLS will want to pimp him out.
Looking at the NYCFC roster in comparison to Orlando City.. man, it's pretty weak looking even if Lampard was on the team. I assume the majority of their unused international spots will be on loanees from MCFC's U-21 team. They should bring in some quality, but it feels like a pretty unfinished team whereas OCSC looks like they can compete immediately.
The 21-year-old dual-national forward played for Mexico in the 2013 U-20 World Cup, but that didn't stop Jurgen Klinsmann and Tab Ramos from recruiting Morales to play for the U.S.
Regarding the potential influx of USMNT players into MLS, I think a lot of guys' eyes lit up when they saw the money that Dempsey and Bradley are getting paid, but they didn't realize that they're not going to get the same amount. I could see low level DP deals for a few of them, but in general they're incorrectly assuming that they'll get a ton of cash for coming back.
In other news:
- Julio Morales Leaves El Tri, Pledges Allegiance to U.S.
Looking at the NYCFC roster in comparison to Orlando City.. man, it's pretty weak looking even if Lampard was on the team. I assume the majority of their unused international spots will be on loanees from MCFC's U-21 team. They should bring in some quality, but it feels like a pretty unfinished team whereas OCSC looks like they can compete immediately.
@EmpireOfSoccer said:Live @SeeingRedNY tonight at 8PM ET. Special guest? MIKE PETKE. Clear your calendars, #RBNY fans -- and call in! 347-756-6276 #MLS
Someone post a good rundown once the show is over.
You know, I expected these call ins to be filled with more invective and fuckery. They're downright civil instead lol.
MLS fans really are the most polite.