The Ultimate Soccer Thread 2010-2011 VOL. Premier league, La Liga, Serie A & Bundesliga

In MLS, it's all about bringing the right players in. At their ages, some of these dudes have more of a name than talent, and nothing kills team chemistry like having a mediocre player getting paid ten times what his teammates are getting. There are still plenty of players who can contribute from age 30 - 33, but you don't want guys who are just mailing it in, taking an extended American vacation to retirement. Seen it with Mista, Denilson, Luis Angel Landin, list goes on, dudes getting paid to not produce. I think its better for MLS to mostly target young South Americans who can appreciate the stability of living in America, a good paycheck that always comes on time, and solid exposure to European clubs. Fredy Montero, Alvaro Fernandez, Saborio, all the young dudes who are still hungry to make a name for themselves are much better values than the older dudes with notable names. Washed up stars will temporarily heighten attention to the league, but its the young and skilled guys who will slowly but surely raise the level of play.
 
In MLS, it's all about bringing the right players in. At their ages, some of these dudes have more of a name than talent, and nothing kills team chemistry like having a mediocre player getting paid ten times what his teammates are getting. There are still plenty of players who can contribute from age 30 - 33, but you don't want guys who are just mailing it in, taking an extended American vacation to retirement. Seen it with Mista, Denilson, Luis Angel Landin, list goes on, dudes getting paid to not produce. I think its better for MLS to mostly target young South Americans who can appreciate the stability of living in America, a good paycheck that always comes on time, and solid exposure to European clubs. Fredy Montero, Alvaro Fernandez, Saborio, all the young dudes who are still hungry to make a name for themselves are much better values than the older dudes with notable names. Washed up stars will temporarily heighten attention to the league, but its the young and skilled guys who will slowly but surely raise the level of play.
 
Originally Posted by Jada2001Retro

In MLS. An Anelka n Henry partnership WOULD be nice to see...idk what you're stonefacing, go watch that bum in your avy try and keep up in the EPL.

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Originally Posted by Jada2001Retro

In MLS. An Anelka n Henry partnership WOULD be nice to see...idk what you're stonefacing, go watch that bum in your avy try and keep up in the EPL.

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I wonder how wayne rooney's brother is going to do in NY with Henry (and anelka?)

although anelka did have a good match a few days ago in that dramatic game
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I wonder how wayne rooney's brother is going to do in NY with Henry (and anelka?)

although anelka did have a good match a few days ago in that dramatic game
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Originally Posted by o fenomeno

In MLS, it's all about bringing the right players in. At their ages, some of these dudes have more of a name than talent, and nothing kills team chemistry like having a mediocre player getting paid ten times what his teammates are getting. There are still plenty of players who can contribute from age 30 - 33, but you don't want guys who are just mailing it in, taking an extended American vacation to retirement. Seen it with Mista, Denilson, Luis Angel Landin, list goes on, dudes getting paid to not produce. I think its better for MLS to mostly target young South Americans who can appreciate the stability of living in America, a good paycheck that always comes on time, and solid exposure to European clubs. Fredy Montero, Alvaro Fernandez, Saborio, all the young dudes who are still hungry to make a name for themselves are much better values than the older dudes with notable names. Washed up stars will temporarily heighten attention to the league, but its the young and skilled guys who will slowly but surely raise the level of play.
agreed.

there's tons of young cats in the Argentine league that could do some major damage in the MLS.  They can make a name in the MLS and maybe even be picked up by a European club. 
 
Originally Posted by o fenomeno

In MLS, it's all about bringing the right players in. At their ages, some of these dudes have more of a name than talent, and nothing kills team chemistry like having a mediocre player getting paid ten times what his teammates are getting. There are still plenty of players who can contribute from age 30 - 33, but you don't want guys who are just mailing it in, taking an extended American vacation to retirement. Seen it with Mista, Denilson, Luis Angel Landin, list goes on, dudes getting paid to not produce. I think its better for MLS to mostly target young South Americans who can appreciate the stability of living in America, a good paycheck that always comes on time, and solid exposure to European clubs. Fredy Montero, Alvaro Fernandez, Saborio, all the young dudes who are still hungry to make a name for themselves are much better values than the older dudes with notable names. Washed up stars will temporarily heighten attention to the league, but its the young and skilled guys who will slowly but surely raise the level of play.
agreed.

there's tons of young cats in the Argentine league that could do some major damage in the MLS.  They can make a name in the MLS and maybe even be picked up by a European club. 
 
the hell you gonna concede three goals at home in the first 10mins of the game?
someone needs to send Newcastle back to the Championship...
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the hell you gonna concede three goals at home in the first 10mins of the game?
someone needs to send Newcastle back to the Championship...
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Tevez with a 1st half hattrick against West Brom...
forget Dzeko,City needs to find a way to keep him next season if they wanna be serious title contenders...
 
Tevez with a 1st half hattrick against West Brom...
forget Dzeko,City needs to find a way to keep him next season if they wanna be serious title contenders...
 
Everton/Blackpool is all kinds of open right now.

Saha just scored his 4th to make it 5-3. What's gotten in to him?
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Everton/Blackpool is all kinds of open right now.

Saha just scored his 4th to make it 5-3. What's gotten in to him?
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