Let's not beat around the bush here and let's tell it like it is. We've seen two managers, drama,
controversy, speculation, excitement, frustration and find ourselves at the turn of this year in
the exact same position as we did a year ago. Isn't it strange how things have turned out!
This is my review of 2011 and a year on my blog as written by me, a lifelong Chelsea fan giving you
my take on everything that happened.
While the thoughts of NASL fans are focused on this Saturday's upcoming 2nd leg matchup in
Florida between the Fort Lauderdale Strikers and the hot NSC Minnesota Stars to decide the 2011
NASL Championship, news on other fronts from around the league continues. Evan Bush to MLS
Goalkeeper Evan Bush will be heading to MLS [.
Montreal Impact goalkeeper Evan Bush was named the September Player of the Month in the North
American Soccer League (NASL). Bush registered three shutouts in the last three games of the
season, maintaining a record of three wins, one loss and one tie in five games in September. He
also made 19 saves during that [.
The takeover at QPR could be good news for Spurs fans looking to trim the deadwood from the
squad before the transfer window closes in just seven days' time.
From the first two games of our season, it seems apparent that Peter Crouch is the odd striker
out and having not featured thus far, it's suggested that Harry is just waiting to seal the
Adebayor deal before letting Crouch go.
12.08.2011 - Diego Maradona le dio una nota a la revista
La Garganta Poderosa
(que publicó en unas 10 páginas) y sacudió su lengua como sabe hacerlo. Entre otras
frases...
"(A Fidel Castro)
hay que hacerle un
monumento grande como el mundo. Hoy el planeta se está cagando de hambre y hay 14 millones de
africanos que no tienen un pedazo de pan, pero de golpe dicen que Fidel es un hijo de puta porque
los cubanos comen una taza de arroz, papa o pan.
Photo courtesy of the Portland Timbers and Craig Mitchelidyer
Shortly before the Montreal Impact's game in Blaine, Minnesota, on Friday evening, the team
announced that Portland Timbers midfielder Ryan Pore was being loaned to the Canadian D2 side for
the remainder of the season.
Photo courtesy of the Portland Timbers and Craig Mitchelidyer
Shortly before the Montreal Impact's game in Blaine, Minnesota, on Friday evening, the team
announced that Portland Timbers midfielder Ryan Pore was being loaned to the Canadian D2 side for
the remainder of the season.
Photo courtesy of the Portland Timbers and Craig Mitchelidyer
Shortly before the Montreal Impact's game in Blaine, Minnesota, on Friday evening, the team
announced that Portland Timbers midfielder Ryan Pour was being loaned to the Canadian D2 side for
the remainder of the season.
Photo courtesy of the Portland Timbers and Craig Mitchelidyer
Shortly before the Montreal Impacts game in Blaine, Minnesota on Friday evening, the team
announced that Portland Timbers midfielder Ryan Pour was being loaned to the Canadian D2 side for
the remainder of the season.
Miami, Florida 6-20-11
FC Edmonton midfielder Shaun Saiko has been named the offensive player of the week for
Week 11.
Saiko scored his third goal of the season against the Puerto Rico Islanders on June 15 and added
an assist and scored his fourth against the NSC Minnesota Stars on June 18.
- Jason Davis
It's MLS schedule day. After what seems like an interminable wait, we'll finally know when
everybody plays everybody else. While being careful to point out that it will likely have some give
to it for TV concerns, the announcement of the schedule is the last piece of the 2011 puzzle.
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has quickly dashed any chance of defender Jonathan Woodgate going
on loan to Arsenal. The former Real Madrid defender has been linked with a shock loan move to the
Gunners, but Redknapp refuses to let the deal happen.
"No, not a chance," Redknapp said earlier today of a potential loan deal to Arsenal.
