[MLS1FAN]

He would be a great fit for a club like Red Bull New York, because the Bulls need a good defensive style on the field and the location of the new stadium to Portuguese/Brazilian community. He would be great for the attendance factor and he would bring great defensive experience from playing for many years in Europe at a top level and a few World Cup with Brazil's national team under his belt, and Bulls owner can afford to sign him!

Is he a good fit for Red Bull New York?

http://www.marca.com/edicion/marca/f...lo/747936.html

It's in spanish, but he is simply saying it's time to move on and he don't know where he will go yet...

[andrew]

I would definitely pay to see Roberto Carlos play on the Red Bulls! The guy is still so dangerous down the flank! Granted, his defense sometimes leaves a bit to be desired, but he is so dynamic. I usually wouldn't favor the DP being used on a defender, but he is definitely an exception. I doubt it will happen, but I would be in favor of it.

[metx]

Originally Posted by andrew

I would definitely pay to see Roberto Carlos play on the Red Bulls! The guy is still so dangerous down the flank! Granted, his defense sometimes leaves a bit to be desired, but he is so dynamic. I usually wouldn't favor the DP being used on a defender, but he is definitely an exception. I doubt it will happen, but I would be in favor of it.

Oh ...Yeah....Bring him in ...

[Metrosuccess]

Fine with me also.

[kahlva]

I'm not sold on this. He's a great player, but he's 33 and he's a defensive back. With questionable defensive skills...?

Red Bull is so terribly thin at forward that I think it's obvious we need to use our 2nd DP slot for a dangerous forward.

I think trading/scouting for a defensive back is a better option.

[jbeall]

Hell, we brought Agoos in when he was older and slower than Carlos is now. I'd say sign RC up, but I'm happy with out outside backs. We need a striker, and if we're going to use our second DP spot, I want it to be on a striker. We shouldn't be turning into fanboys here, getting excited about every big name just because they *are* a name, regardless of whether or not they actually suit RB's needs.

[MightyMouse]

Questionable in the Spanish league, he'd kick ass in MLS. He still has game, no doubt, I say bring him on!!!

[Brownswan]

Bring him in; play him as a wing midfielder. We are slow in midfield, and we have good, young wingbacks.

[Onionsack]

Originally Posted by MLS1FAN

He would be a great fit for a club like Red Bull New York, because the Bulls need a good defensive style on the field

I don't know when i think Roberto Carlos defensive isnt a term that comes to mind.

Originally Posted by MLS1FAN

and the location of the new stadium to Portuguese/Brazilian community. He would be great for the attendance factor

THIS IS TRUE.

Originally Posted by MLS1FAN

Is he a good fit for Red Bull New York?

We have a pretty solid leftback already in Dunivant, maybe he could push up into left midfield to make roome for Carlos?

I still think a forward is the top priority right now, fill that first before thinking about Carlos.

[Rooney20]

I would be great to have him here...but does it say anything about him wanting to come to MLS.