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reggae boy
01 Oct 2003, 07:41 PM
We're back, the reggae boyz of jamaica are going to play brazil oct.12 . Do you think the boyz can come away with a victory? Y'all give some replies.


GOD BLESS

Scotty
01 Oct 2003, 07:51 PM
Originally posted by reggae boy
Do you think the boyz can come away with a victory?

Um, no.

But I'll still be cheering for them anyway.

Go Jamaica! Represent CONCACAF!!!

Crazy_Yank
01 Oct 2003, 09:54 PM
http://mlsnet.com/content/03/90min1001ralph.html



This call up is long over due. Interesting quote from Tyrone Marshall.

Shatta
01 Oct 2003, 11:21 PM
Until I hear from the player himself(Tyrone Marshall) then I can't comment on what he alledgedly said

Here is some of take on the issue while on the same forum some called for Marshall to be banned from the Jamaican team for life if he indeed made those statements.

After the Regime change then Jamaican football should move forward, we are losing too many talented young players in the shuffle for a population our size.


http://www.reggaeboyzsc.com/interactivecenter.asp?page=forum2

SankaCofie
01 Oct 2003, 11:45 PM
1st of all : isn't Ralph already cap-tied to them?

Did he not already play once in the Jamaica shirt?

2ndly : Why would Marshall convince a DEADLY finisher NOT to play for his team?

Makes no sense.
I call MLS *#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#.

Lastly : Ralph and Lisbie are a TERRIFYING duo. not to mention Jamaicas OTHER strikers.

WCQ has already started and soon Concacaf will begin...

is Jamaica something to worry about?

UxSxAxfooty
02 Oct 2003, 12:05 AM
Originally posted by SankaCofie
1st of all : isn't Ralph already cap-tied to them?

Did he not already play once in the Jamaica shirt?

2ndly : Why would Marshall convince a DEADLY finisher NOT to play for his team?

Makes no sense.
I call MLS *#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#.

Lastly : Ralph and Lisbie are a TERRIFYING duo. not to mention Jamaicas OTHER strikers.

WCQ has already started and soon Concacaf will begin...

is Jamaica something to worry about?

1. Ralph is not yet cap-tied to Jamaica.

2. Allegedly, Marshall told Damani that he would have a difficult time considering Jamaica's depth at forward and the politics of the federation, i.e. their bias to choose European-based players over players such as Marshall or Griffiths, etc...

3. Worry about? Nah. But it will definitely make for an interesting qualifying run.

I wonder if Powell will see any call-ups, providing he ever plays again.

Crazy_Yank
02 Oct 2003, 10:03 AM
Originally posted by SankaCofie
1st of all : isn't Ralph already cap-tied to them?

Did he not already play once in the Jamaica shirt?

2ndly : Why would Marshall convince a DEADLY finisher NOT to play for his team?

Makes no sense.
I call MLS *#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#.

Lastly : Ralph and Lisbie are a TERRIFYING duo. not to mention Jamaicas OTHER strikers.

WCQ has already started and soon Concacaf will begin...

is Jamaica something to worry about?


Something to worry about? Not at all, but they should score some beautiful goals. They still don't have a midfield playmaker to give their strikers decent service. Also too many callups from their domestic league. It's not a very good level of play. I don't think it's even full time professional. BTW even if Ralph does play against Brazil he's not cap tied. You have to play in an official FIFA "A" match to be cap tied. An "A" match is something like a qualifier, world cup, or regional cup match.

boyz42006
02 Oct 2003, 11:27 AM
Originally posted by Crazy_Yank
Something to worry about? Not at all, but they should score some beautiful goals. They still don't have a midfield playmaker to give their strikers decent service. Also too many callups from their domestic league. It's not a very good level of play. I don't think it's even full time professional. BTW even if Ralph does play against Brazil he's not cap tied. You have to play in an official FIFA "A" match to be cap tied. An "A" match is something like a qualifier, world cup, or regional cup match.

Crazy_Yank - Jamaica's Nat. league is not fully professional and the standard of play is not as high as MLS yet. However, that does not say anything about the quality of it's players. Please note that the following Foreign based players started in the local league (Some more recent than others).
Ricardo Gardner, Damani Ralph, Ricardo Fuller, Claude Davis, Andy Williams and Theodore Whitmore. Ian Goodison also played in England and returned after he got injured. Onandi Lowe (injured) and Omar Daley (Recently signed with Reading) also played in the league.

Treetaliano
02 Oct 2003, 11:37 AM
Damn...look at Brazil's roster for this one...Damani must be stoked to be able to have a chance to be on the same field with these guys.

Shatta
02 Oct 2003, 12:00 PM
Ralph isn't tied to Jamaica and no we don't have any depth at the forward line.

2 injuries or a combination of injuries and cards and we are in trouble at the forward position.

Right now as it stands Jamaica is going through a close fought race for the JFF's presidency so until the result of that is known in september I won't call us a contender in this years qualification.

If we get a new TD then we can create some waves if not then it will be the same old same old

respect

Ronaldinho11
02 Oct 2003, 05:16 PM
Originally posted by reggae boy
Do you think the boyz can come away with a victory?


To be sincere, no but anything can happen!!

OPArsenal
13 Oct 2003, 09:57 AM
Who won yesterday? Just curious. reggae boy, why don't you post some on the Arsenal boards? It'd be good to see you over there. Yo, yo, yo, Reggae Boyz from J-ville to Kingston!!!!!

XaviusX
13 Oct 2003, 10:16 AM
Well, Brazil ran away winners!


Brazil 1:0 Jamaica


Not bad on Jamaica's part to keep Brazil at bay. With the lineup that Brazil was carrying, Jamaica were really lucky not to get A$$ Whomped!

Good luck to Jamaica on their future matches!:)


BTW, here's a link:

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/report?id=128098&cc=5901

jafa21
14 Oct 2003, 10:23 AM
does anyone know where to download this amazing goal? FYI...I have already tried Kazaa; not there yet. Any other websites?

Thank you in advance for your help.

lightningback
14 Oct 2003, 05:17 PM
Does anyone have the line-ups and subs for this match? They are not currently listed on soccernet and I couldn't find them on the Reggae Boyz websites. Thanks....

efernandez9
14 Oct 2003, 10:15 PM
http://www2.uol.com.br/espnbrasil/


photo gallery towards the bottom left of pg.

Brasil: Dida; Cafu, Lúcio (Edmilson, m.69), Roque Júnior, Roberto Carlos; Gilberto Silva, Emerson (Juninho Pernambucano, m.69), Zé Roberto, Kaká (Juninho Paulista); Rivaldo (Adriano), Ronaldo.

Jamaica: Ricketts; Gardner, Davis (Stewart, m.64), Sinclair, Ziadie; Whitmore, Langley (Taylor, m.78), Jamie Lawrence (Crawford, m.72), Marshall (Neil, m.89); Fuller (Williams, m.69), Burton (Ralph, m.39).

Gol: 1-0: m.15: Roberto Carlos, desde fuera del área / Arbitro: Robert Styles (Británico).
Incidencias: Partido amistoso disputado en el Walker Stadium de Leicester ante unos 32.000 espectadores.

Dave Marino-Nachison
22 Oct 2003, 11:49 AM
Someone posted the goal on the Beautiful Game forum... It's a big file but definitely a gorgeous one.

SpongeBob's Patrick
23 Oct 2003, 03:58 PM
Your playing for 2nd place whenever jamaica is in a tournement:D
CONCACAF teams are 2 small for the mighty reggae boys bring on SA and European opponents!

SpongeBob's Patrick
23 Oct 2003, 04:00 PM
Brazil got lucky we dominated the game both in the 1st and second half.

sidspaceman
23 Oct 2003, 04:13 PM
Well if that is true how come Jamaica didn't win the Gold Cup?