"On San Jose, I thought that Ramiro Corrales looked strong when he was at left mid. Eddie Robinson stood out a few times, especially when he practically leap-frogged a taller Nate Jaqua to win a head ball when the ‘Quakes played Chicago last week. As noted last week in this space, Richard Mulrooney was a workhorse in the midfield. Gotta give credit to Josh Saunders, too, who gave San Jose some hope with his play on Saturday night after Jon Conway went down with a broken ankle." Also, he mentions Conrad for KC. Full Article: http://www.mlsnet.com/content/03/oped0312connolly.html?gamename=03082003_CLBDC&version=recap
also, if golden boy gets hot and snares a few headlines he's the only player that can get butts in the seats by themselves. I have a feeling we can expect some big things. I'm glad Bruce told him he's not a sure call-in. Light a fire under the boy.
Despite the crappy opposition, I was impressed with Corrales hustle and bustle. He really wanted it out there. He wasn't dikin around at all. He's really going to make a name for himself this year. I think Corrales is going to step up and be a leader for the Quakes this year. Possibly a Iron Man candidate.
Corrales has a name for himself in MLS. There isn't a coach out there who wouldn't take him onto their roster. His durability and versatility is widely recognized amongst the MLS. He's just not flashy, so most fans of other teams really have no clue of his value.
Those are Jomas! You can't be making fun of the Jomas!!! LDB: Obviously Zambrano is the exception . . . let's see how he's doing. Corrales has definitely made a name for himself, but I'm thinking in terms of All-Star selection, that sort of thing.