DCU Argentine contingent [R]

Discussion in 'D.C. United' started by Th4119, Oct 30, 2005.

  1. yankiboy

    yankiboy New Member

    Sep 2, 2003
    Laurel, MD
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]

    I agree with you: Putting down the Argentines just because they are Argentine is wrong. I agree a hundred percent with that. Going with the prejudiced stereotypes is wrong.

    Just like I agree that the idea of trading Gomez because of one regrettable act. I mean, let's keep it real. The guy made a mistake. Let's give him the chance to be a man and own up to it. One mistake is not a pattern of behaviour. I expect him to apologize. I believe that he is really a good guy who will try and try to address the matter with Brown, the Fire, MLS, DCU and us. Gotta give the guy a chance. I'm not writing him off because of one **** up.

    I think that we also agree that simply discussing them as a group as players--minus the negative sterotying is not. It isn't anymore wrong them when we used to group Arena's UVA connected players together as a "contingent". Or if we were to group the US Nats that play on the team as a contigent. Or the forwards, midfielders, etc.

    It's not the thread that wrong. It's some of the extreme comments that are off base.
     
  2. BBBulldog

    BBBulldog Member+

    Jun 25, 2004
    Dinamo Zagreb
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    Croatia
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]

    Good people sometimes do stupid ******** under pressure, so that's what Gomez did, doesn't make him Osama2 all of a sudden.

    I know you're just fvckin with the board so I won't answer this, made me laugh tho :D
     
  3. LN - Dougg

    LN - Dougg Member

    Aug 26, 2004
    Dale City, VA
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    El Salvador
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]

    So I guess the only thing that comes out is: Either way, it would have been a miss.... and if so.. Filomeno's miss was prettier.. lol.
     
  4. gocaps

    gocaps Member

    Sep 23, 2000
    With the SEs in 134
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]

    Mary Pierce doesn't count? If you put a bag on her head, not bad...
     
  5. jason1551

    jason1551 Member+

    Apr 9, 2003
    Columbus, GA
    Club:
    DC United
    If I was being fouled from the moment I got in the game and the ref never called it, I'd be pissed too. He had every right to be upset, as the ref wa wretched in ballancing foul calls.
     
  6. jason1551

    jason1551 Member+

    Apr 9, 2003
    Columbus, GA
    Club:
    DC United
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]

    As opposed, to say, kicking an opponent in the heels after the play is dead.

    Everybody makes mistakes. We just don't villify people over one incident.

    Well, except for Reis, but he deserves every ounce of hate directed at him.
     
  7. Beau Dure

    Beau Dure Member+

    May 31, 2000
    Vienna, VA
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]

    Something tells me Mary Pierce is waaaayy out of your league, even if the bag were on YOUR head.

    Just a hunch.
     
  8. Maniac

    Maniac Member

    Dec 21, 2000
    Washington DC
    You decide - from where I shot this it certainly looked like a foul to me...

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  9. JayJay4Pres

    JayJay4Pres New Member

    May 10, 2003
    909
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]


    Reis is quite possibly the dirtiest GK ever to play the game. He's always knocking people out.


    Brown was talking trash all night long...and deserved a yellow for some of the crap he pulled out there. Gomez shouldn't apologize to him. But he should still be fined and suspended for 3 games(give or take). Everyone knows you don't spit at people on the soccer field. ESPICIALLY IN AMERICA! Too bad two of my favorite players have done it(Gomez and Diouf).

    Erpen's injury cost us the game. it threw us out of order, switching your key central defender early in the game is very tough. I hope Erpen is ok, because I like him a lot. If Erpen stays in, I don't think Chicago scores in the 10th minute, and this is a whole different game. This all goes to what happened to Erpen. And unfortunatly, there's no one to blame for that one. It's something uncontrolable. The game was lost by the time gomez spat at Brown. It was stupid. It was classless. But, if there's ever a reason to spit at someone, CJ Brown deserved it. I didn't notice any other Chicago players playing partically dirty, but CJ Brown was. THE WHOLE GAME.

    Most of the yellows DC got were deserved, so we can't be to mad at Stott for that. And anyone who knows any thing about the LOTG knows Gomez deserved his red, no matter what happened in the box. YOU DON'T SPIT. period. Filomeno was getting hit late quite a bit from what i saw on ESPN2...and half the time, it looked like Brown was doing it.


    Gomito, we love you...but how can you be so stupid?
     
  10. JayJay4Pres

    JayJay4Pres New Member

    May 10, 2003
    909
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    United States

    And whose doing it? Big suprise...CJ BROWN!
     
  11. tmas

    tmas Member

    Dec 30, 2002
    I can't really add to the misery anymore... but you were up in 413 too? I was right in front of ESPN's camera...
     
  12. GoDC

    GoDC Member

    Nov 23, 1999
    Hamilton, VA
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]

    The story I heard was that Alomar said the ump addressed his lifestyle choice.
     
  13. shepchews

    shepchews Member

    Apr 28, 2004
    La Norte
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    so what?

    gomez spit on some d!ck in a fire uniform. some folks got drunk and threw some smokebombs on the field. I went home and started a stupid fight with my girlfriend about getting rid of the damn old dresser on the back porch. IT WAS A BAD NIGHT. Let's just move on.

    Especially with Gomez. To be honest it is hard to be really mad at him because it reminds me of something I would do. He is not bad guy.
     
  14. BadLlama

    BadLlama Member

    Aug 13, 2005
    Gainesville
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]

    Any official word on Gomito or Erpen's injury yet?
     
  15. yankiboy

    yankiboy New Member

    Sep 2, 2003
    Laurel, MD
    No it wasn't the end of the world, nor was it a crime against humanity but he still needs to apologize. It was a complete low-class loser move and utter embarrassment.

    The sooner he apologizes the sooner that everyone can move on. Gomez has the burden of addressing it and supporters who were disgusted by it have the right and responsiblity to hold him tho the standard of the only kind of man
    that we have known him to be--an honorable and professional one.

    I wouldn't say that I am still "angry' with him. Incredibly "disappointed" would be a better word. I have always really liked the guy that admiration quadrupled with his actions at the DCU-Metros game at Giant Stadium. I fully expect him to handle the situation like the gentleman that he really is.
     
  16. United Stones DC

    United Stones DC New Member

    Aug 8, 2005
    UNITEDTONW

    Hey dude you can't blame Christian or filomeno for what happen on sunday.
    Everyone played horrible and that's it.
    Or we all ready forget about last year. When he can to play for UNITED the team make a big jump and we start play very well. I played semi professional in my country and in USA too. You have to be in his pants. When he gets all the fouls againt he and his team and the refffffffffery didn't call. We all chant in the grads ( entire stadium ) yellow team sucks!!!!!! ******** reff and all that. We can't blamme Gomez. Remember because of him we get the 4 CHAMPIONSHIP.

    VAMOS UNITED.
     
  17. scarshins

    scarshins Member

    Jun 13, 2000
    fcva
    uhhh...that's shoes....definitely shoes dude.
     
  18. yankiboy

    yankiboy New Member

    Sep 2, 2003
    Laurel, MD
    idiomatic expressions are tricky from language to language. :D

    United Stones, please don't take it personally Brother. Not making fun of your English. The same thing has happened to me in Spanish a lot of times.

    Happens to everyone. We all know what you meant. :)

    Like scarshins says, in English we say "in his shoes". In his pants has a completely different meaning friend.
     
  19. United Stones DC

    United Stones DC New Member

    Aug 8, 2005
    UNITEDTONW
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]



    Hey guys.
    Let me tell you this. I was with Gomez, Facundo and Lucio on thursday evening at my house, we had a dinner. And Christian got UNITED in the veins you don't know how much he and the others guys care about out team. I thing this tread is so bad. He want to win this game more then as. I went in the loockers room with them after the game. Christian was feeling very bad about what happen. I know Christian from long time and let me tell you guys that he want to win that game soo bad. Unafortunately everything went wrong. But whiout Christian I thing we didn't make even 20 points.

    VAMOS UNITED.
     
  20. yankiboy

    yankiboy New Member

    Sep 2, 2003
    Laurel, MD
    Re: Argentinian Class [R]

    Christian is a good guy. I don't think that anyone here believes that he planned to do what he did. I do not know many people who ever doubted his love of the team or his effort. He is a good hard worker.

    Like some of us said before. Good guy, bad mistake.
     
  21. BudWiser

    BudWiser New Member

    Jul 17, 2000
    Falls Church, VA
    He spit on the guy, it was foolish and dumb as all hell, but it doesn't make me like him any less.
     

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