Marco Pappa with options abroad

How is Pappa going to get an English work permit?

That's what I thought so.

 

How about you go die in a fire? Preferably while being baked alive under the crushing weight of your fat wife.

 

Nope, he's always like this.

 

Misery loves company. It is not my problem that your life is so sad. Grow up

 

Go get a miserable case of herpes to give companionship to your genital warts.

 

What is your problem? Uncle Charlie likes your little brother more than you now?

 

LOL, funny dude . BTW, Your problems in the rear end are not my business.

 

Really, I would not surprised if he is getting some looks from the scouts in Europe. He would be just fine in Dutch League, France, second division in Spain.

I think he would grow as a player in such an environment. He would also pick up a huge paycheck, compared to the peanuts he is paid with the Fire.

He received a huge increase this year, to $120,000.00

http://www.mlsplayers.org/files/May 1, 2011 Salary Information - By Club.pdf

 

Grow up?
How many different ways do you want me to tell you that you are not welcome here?
Now go play with rest of your 'Son of bitches' and ******* OFF

 

Don't be stupid you f*&^ing b*&^astard. BTW, your momma is coming with me. She needs some doughNUTS!

 

There's nothing wrong with my rear end, just ask your mom, the rimjob milf.

Doughnuts? So you work at Dunkin.

 

So let's review this together Ever2012 . . . you report some of the posts, siting bad manners then get in the mud and start slinging?

Yeah, you're on your own Plissken.

 

Are there any Gold Cup players we may wish to take a look at this summer?

 

That should be the title of a new thread.
To answer your question ,NONE so far but i like Giovani dos Santos.

 

Pappa's father has European heritage, I believe.

 

It's going to have to get more specific for the Home Office than that

 

I went to Wikipedia, and just as I suspected with his last name and with people saying he qualifies for a Euro passport . . . . . He is included on a page of "Guatemalan people of Italian decent." The Italians hand out passports with less hassle than the Irish.

I think you just need to buy the chicken vesuvio combo platter with a side of pasta and a Peroni together with proof that your name ends in a vowel and you are in.

 

You might want to ask one of our former draft picks, Dominic Cervi, that Italian thing is.

 

Cervi grew up in Norman, Oklahoma. Cervi's great-grandparents were Italian. He received his Italian passport in May 2009. . .

 

I know exactly where he grew up. I watched him play for a long time.

I also know it took almost 14 months for him to get that passport after rejecting MLS' offer.

 

14 months doesn't seem like that long a time to get citizenship and a passport for a kid who wasn't born in that country, whose parents weren't born in that country and whose grandparents weren't born in that country. Frankly, its a joke that they can do it at all. The process has probably slowed a bit because of soccer and the abuses of people claiming citizenship through the ingestion of Chef Boy Ardee products.

 

IIRC, the process is much faster if you are seeking employment with a Serie A side and you're Argentinian.

However, 14 months is a long time if you're planning on a summer transfer to Spain or England. The Dutch don't care, they'll just have to pay him the non-EU minimum of right around a half mil per season.

 

Wow that Dutch rule is awesome.

 

I know. You can fire up right in the middle of a ********ing bar and no one will say a word . . . oh wait . . . . THAT rule . . .


Nevermind.