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lol. you understand against haiti we already advanced regardless of the outcome of that game. so we played a C squad of the C squad... lol
hahaha not to mention Mexico brought their number 1 keeper
and
Gerardo Torrado
Johnny Magallon
Alberto Medina
I mean come on. you guys are bringin stalwart players from your main squad. I would hope you can put 4 back on Haiti.
we gave 4 people their first cap ever in that Haiti game. haha
hahaha not to mention Mexico brought their number 1 keeper
and
Gerardo Torrado
Johnny Magallon
Alberto Medina
I mean come on. you guys are bringin stalwart players from your main squad. I would hope you can put 4 back on Haiti.
we gave 4 people their first cap ever in that Haiti game. haha
hahaha cause like I've been saying.. you bring those kinda players to a tournament when Countries aren't bringing a half way full squad. you better be winning. with those players Mexico brought. they better win this tourny. or people are gonna be up in arms. I understand its been shitty latley for Mexico soccer thats why you are bringing these main players of your squad to this tournament. so you can win. AT ANYTHING. no matter what the comp is.
and you better beat us in Azteca, or there about to be riots.
and you better beat us in Azteca, or there about to be riots.
The 19year old keeper for Inter played really well. Its not like he's some slouch (at least from what I saw) had great reaction on that free kick that hit the post and was good coming out / on crosses. America fans should be juiced, its a huge win for them... Inter played the majority of their stars. Milito, Balotelli, Ibrahimovic, Stankovic, Cambiasso, Santon, etc etc all played 30 min +
That CB Mosquera that Club America picked up from Sevilla was gooood.
Game was fun. America fans rolled out two huge flags, but one of them was upside down lol. Good atmosphere for a friendly.
That CB Mosquera that Club America picked up from Sevilla was gooood.
Game was fun. America fans rolled out two huge flags, but one of them was upside down lol. Good atmosphere for a friendly.
http://goal.com/en-us/news/66/unite...onfirms-livorno-interest-in-donovan-and-clark
Agent Confirms Livorno Interest In Donovan And Clark
U.S. internationals Landon Donovan and Ricardo Clark are being pursued by one of the newest Serie A teams, according to their representatives.
Jul 22, 2009 12:06:37 PM
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The news that Landon Donovan was being pursued by newly promoted Serie A side Livorno came as a surprise to most observers. Livorno seems like too small a club for Donovan, who has indicated he would like to play for a big European team.
But on Wednesday, Donovan’s agent, Richard Motzkin, of WMG, confirmed to Goal.com that he had spoken to representatives at Livorno about the Los Angeles Galaxy striker. He also confirmed that the Amaranto had shown an interest in Houston Dynamo midfielder Ricardo Clark, another WMG client.
Motzkin declined to provide more details.
The news of Livorno’s interest in Donovan, the US National Team’s all-time leading scorer, emerged on Tuesday when club president Aldo Spinelli claimed he was preparing a bid. He is looking to bolster his attacking corps, which currently includes former Italy international Cristiano Lucarelli and veteran Francesco Tavano. Questions linger whether the small Tuscan side has the financial capabilities to wrest Donovan from MLS, given the striker’s raised profile after a strong performance at the Confederations Cup.
Clark, a 26-year-old hard-nosed holding midfielder, also turned heads at the Confed Cup. His play in the 2-0 win over Spain was particularly impressive. He is a box-to-box player who is not afraid of a hard tackle and is capable of shooting from long distance. On the negative, he has also had discipline problems throughout his career, including earning a nine-game ban after kicking an opponent who was on the ground in 2007, and more recently, receiving a red card against Italy in the Confed Cup.
While in South Africa, Clark, whose contract is up at the end of this season, spoke to Goal.com about his desire to go overseas and whether he could play in top European league like Serie A.
“I’m always keeping my options open,” Clark told Goal.com. “I feel like with my abilities, I could play in a league like that.”
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Agent Confirms Livorno Interest In Donovan And Clark
U.S. internationals Landon Donovan and Ricardo Clark are being pursued by one of the newest Serie A teams, according to their representatives.
Jul 22, 2009 12:06:37 PM
Landon Donovan- USA (Mexsport)
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Zoom
Landon Donovan- USA (Mexsport)
Related Links
Teams
* Livorno
* LA Galaxy
Players
* Ricardo Clark
* Landon Donovan
The news that Landon Donovan was being pursued by newly promoted Serie A side Livorno came as a surprise to most observers. Livorno seems like too small a club for Donovan, who has indicated he would like to play for a big European team.
But on Wednesday, Donovan’s agent, Richard Motzkin, of WMG, confirmed to Goal.com that he had spoken to representatives at Livorno about the Los Angeles Galaxy striker. He also confirmed that the Amaranto had shown an interest in Houston Dynamo midfielder Ricardo Clark, another WMG client.
Motzkin declined to provide more details.
The news of Livorno’s interest in Donovan, the US National Team’s all-time leading scorer, emerged on Tuesday when club president Aldo Spinelli claimed he was preparing a bid. He is looking to bolster his attacking corps, which currently includes former Italy international Cristiano Lucarelli and veteran Francesco Tavano. Questions linger whether the small Tuscan side has the financial capabilities to wrest Donovan from MLS, given the striker’s raised profile after a strong performance at the Confederations Cup.
Clark, a 26-year-old hard-nosed holding midfielder, also turned heads at the Confed Cup. His play in the 2-0 win over Spain was particularly impressive. He is a box-to-box player who is not afraid of a hard tackle and is capable of shooting from long distance. On the negative, he has also had discipline problems throughout his career, including earning a nine-game ban after kicking an opponent who was on the ground in 2007, and more recently, receiving a red card against Italy in the Confed Cup.
While in South Africa, Clark, whose contract is up at the end of this season, spoke to Goal.com about his desire to go overseas and whether he could play in top European league like Serie A.
“I’m always keeping my options open,” Clark told Goal.com. “I feel like with my abilities, I could play in a league like that.”
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