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Mohamed Kallon, a striker from Sierra Leone. Tall, fast, not too old at 28, with a natural knack
for scoring goals. He was just a few months ago being linked to Portsmouth of the English Premier
League. This is really good stuff. Imagine this guy up top with Blanco. As you can see here, he
hasn't [.
For a while the Fire have been looking for someone to play along side Blanco. I'd even heard Blanco
trying to get some of his National teammates to come up to the MLS and play in Chicago with him.
But Blanco and the rest of the Fire may need to learn some French since head coach [...]
That seems to be the question on fans' minds these days. And there is no simple answer. A
quick look at the transfer market helps illustrate this question. Panathinaikos, for example,
made several multi-million dollar signings in the Summer such as star midfielder Marcelo Mattos and
are now bolstering their squad even further with the likes of [.
This morning I looked back at my post from yesterday and realized something: there were fewer
details from the game than in my usual posts. When I watched the game on Sunday I did not take
notes as I normally do. I just watched the game. Why? I'm not sure. Perhaps I was a bit
hung [...]
It proves nothing; you know that, right? Veria F.C. was crap. We played well, but not well
enough to draw any major conclusions. Still, there were a few surprises that make me truly
hopeful about the second half of the season. The first is that Pappas had his first start of the
Greek League with AEK.
Rivaldo, Blanco and Lyberopoulos played really well together today. This hasn't always been the
case this season, with Lyberopoulos seeming to refuse to pass to Blanco even when he is unmarked.
But not today. Today, perhaps due to his own recent lousy performances, Lyberopoulos stopped
trying to be the team's goal scorer and instead, thankfully, [.
Ouch. With that 2-0 loss to Skoda Xanthi, we are out of the Greek Cup. Yesterday, when I found
out that Rivaldo would not be playing today, I was actually excited. I was beginning to think
Rivaldo was holding us back, slowing our pace, forcing play to move through him. Wow, was I
wrong. Without Rivaldo, we [.
We face Atromitos this Saturday, probably without Dellas, Papastathopoulos and Blanco. This is
not good. There is a slight chance Papastathopoulos might be back, but it's unlikely. These
three players account for half of our core team. It will be an ugly dogfight without them.
Ferrer will have to put a defensive midfielder like Nsaliwa [.
Last time we played we beat Atromitos 2-0. That was at home and we were at full strength. Now
we play them away and without Blanco, Dellas and probably Papastathopoulos. Ferrer has not been
consistent with his line-ups when missing key players, so I can't predict how he will line up.
Instead, I will give [.
