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Exciting pick up! 2nd division wash out. What is the deal with the Nick Besagno. Is he ever going to amount to anything?
Maybe a impact player like Besagno can help them lure a international face? Thierry Henry? Everyone knows Henry and Besagno are cohorts.
Joke. I'm joking.
As for this Schindzielorz character, I think RSL may have found their missing link in a 37-year-old midfielder, who is now attempting to make a name for himself in a place other than Greece. Speaking of Greece, this guys' team, Levadiakos must cherish his role on the club. Three games played. One yellow card.
Just an amazing sequence of events by RSL management. Two of the Che's are hurting, and if Morales was injured as he is so often, Lagerway and maybe even Kreis might be lookin' for a new job.
Who is the imposter wearing the #16 shirt? Certainly isn't the most-hyped off-season acquisition. Can't be....can it?
Nate Jaqua? He is like a Duechars but with bad touch. Nate Jaqua is the white version of Atiba Harris. Name someone at forward who is better than Espindola, Findley, and Duechars and who we could actually get. Quality forwards cost a lot of money and pick who they want to play for. Our best chance is to get another South American without a big name. So far our South Americans are over 50%. Espindola, Morales, Olave are all good. Mantilla and Cordoba are complete busts. I say go hunting south again.
Where is Mike Jones when we need him?
On another note, watching RSL this year has convinced me not to renew my season tickets. And the price increase? Incredible. Not me!
I'm not Mexi, but I think they play better than the US players. More skill. Also, may help draw the latino crowd to Real Stadium.
And as for the Mexi players playing better than the USA guys? Check the USA vs. Mexico win/loss record over the last 28 years!! Our first win ever against Mexico was in our 1st match ever against them -- 1934. We didn't beat them again until 1980!! However, SINCE 1980, our record against the Mexicans is 14 wins, 8 losses, and 7 ties. Since 2000, our record against Mexico is 9 wins 2 losses, and 2 ties. So, go ahead and say the Mexis are better, and I'll tell you that you're living in the past, the WAY DISTANT past. I know that you'll come up with all sorts of clever excuses and explanations, but my response will trump yours every time: SCOREBOARD, BABY! -- 28 years of SCOREBOARD!!!!!
Overall, Mexico leads the rivalry 29-13-10, but the U.S. has a 12-8-7 record in the series since 1990, including a 9-2-2 mark since 2000. Almost all of the games since 1990 being played in the US, not in Mexico.
Mexico
dominated the United States on the field for 40 years, compiling a
20-0-3 record.
The
Americans pulled off an occasional win during the 1980s and 1990s that
most likely was credited to the law of averages � or luck, if you were
a Mexico fan.
Has the US won in Mexico? Nope!
U.S. posting an all time record of 0-22-1 in Mexico.
Why do the Mexican club teams ALWAYS beat the MLS teams? They have better players, mostly Mexican. There are more better players in Mexico than in the US.
Everyone knows the Mexicans are better players. The US just happens to have better fitness.