TijuanaTim Posted 17 July, 2011 Posted 17 July, 2011 Come on for LA today (on the box as I was out of town) and do exceptionally well on Christiano Ronaldo. His education at St Marys obviously going to stand him in good stead.
skintsaint Posted 17 July, 2011 Posted 17 July, 2011 ffs why we let him go - he is the next Puyol obviously.
TijuanaTim Posted 17 July, 2011 Author Posted 17 July, 2011 Very droll...we're all impressed with your amazing wit, give yourself a major pat on the back as all your contempories are no doubt awe-struck. All I'm saying is the kid did a really good job and that he is a credit to our club's coaching...I do understand if that's a shade challenging for you to comprehend...have a nice day mate!
Saint Charlie Posted 17 July, 2011 Posted 17 July, 2011 Saw some of that game. I know Real are obviously very good but LA Galaxy were so poor. The Americans might as well give up on football. Plus the crowd and commentators just don't 'get' football at all.
farawaysaint Posted 17 July, 2011 Posted 17 July, 2011 Saw some of that game. I know Real are obviously very good but LA Galaxy were so poor. The Americans might as well give up on football. Plus the crowd and commentators just don't 'get' football at all. Shocking as it may seem but football is a global sport now with every culture adopting it and making it their own. The Americans just Americanized it and support it like they support their NFL teams just like the Africans play Vuvuzelas and dance in the stands. Any country that can produce Mia Hamm, (yes yes women's football and all,) shouldn't really just give up on the game.
LostBoys Posted 18 July, 2011 Posted 18 July, 2011 ffs why we let him go - he is the next Puyol obviously. He wanted to return to the USA per the reports at the time. I saw him play a couple of times and he looked good and so I do not think he was let go
BlakeySFC Posted 18 July, 2011 Posted 18 July, 2011 He couldn't get his head around the concept of football in the UK and kept running down the field with a ball in training...therefore he needed to return to the US so he could play "soccer" (whatever that is) in peace and quiet once again.
Deano6 Posted 18 July, 2011 Posted 18 July, 2011 Very droll...we're all impressed with your amazing wit, give yourself a major pat on the back as all your contempories are no doubt awe-struck. All I'm saying is the kid did a really good job and that he is a credit to our club's coaching...I do understand if that's a shade challenging for you to comprehend...have a nice day mate! ooooooooh...touchy!
for_heaven's_Saint Posted 18 July, 2011 Posted 18 July, 2011 try watching the A league...now that is bad.
TijuanaTim Posted 25 July, 2011 Author Posted 25 July, 2011 Another top performance today, completely blanking Edin Dzeko in a terrific 1-1 draw in LA....still say he looks good and is a credit to Saints!!
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