The name "Kaviedes" has no business being on a thread called; Official 2009 Seleccion Ecuatoriana Thread And by the way - could a MOD please add the (R) to the title? Thanks!
It means that results will be posted on the thread so people that are reading the threads will know not to look if they have yet to watch the game and don't want to know what the result is.
FFFck! Im so excited!!! Im from Los Angeles, does anyone know of a bar where to watch these games at?????
CITADA LA TRI PARA MEDIR A BRASIL Y PARAGUAY | Fecha : 2009-03-17 11:48:54 | Este día martes en horas del medio día, el vicepresidente de la Federación Ecuatoriana de Fútbol (FEF), Carlos Villacís, dio la convocatoria oficial de la Tricolor para los próximos encuentros de Eliminatorias. Guayaquil-Ecuador. El entrenador de nacionalidad ecuatoriana, Sixto Vizuete, ya ha dado a conocer la nómina de jugadores que medirá a Brasil y Paraguay en las próximas fechas de Eliminatorias Sudamericanas. Una de las sorpresas iniciales de este llamado, ha sido la convocatoria de tres arqueros para los próximos partidos, cosa que es poco común en las Selecciones Nacionales para las fechas dobles. Sin embargo los nombres no se quedan atrás y en varios casos pueden ser considerados como verdaderas sorpresas. Este es el caso de Miguel Ibarra, Cristian Noboa y Walter Calderón; así como la ausencias de Luis Bolaños, Cristian Lara y Pedro Quiñónez. Fiel a sus creencias, el profesor Vizuete ha vuelto a llamar a tres jugadores juveniles, que poco a poco se meten en el trabajo del equipo de mayores de la Tricolor, y quienes han mostrado un desarrollo futbolístico impresionante. Este es el llamado de Ecuador para medir a Brasil y Paraguay: Arqueros: José Francisco Cevallos (Liga de Quito) Máximo Bangüera (Barcelona) Marcelo Elizaga (Emelec). Defensas: Neicer Reasco (Liga de Quito) Miguel Ibarra (ESPOLI) Iván Hurtado (Millonarios-Colombia) Giovanni Espinoza (Barcelona) Jorge Guagua (El Nacional) Jairo Campos (Liga de Quito) Paúl Ambrossi (Liga de Quito) Isaac Mina (Deportivo Quito). Volantes: Patricio Urrutia (Liga de Quito) Antonio Valencia (Wigan-Inglaterra) Segundo Castillo (Everton Inglaterra) Edison Méndez (PSV-Holanda) Cristian Noboa (Rubin Kazan-Rusia) Walter Ayoví (Monterrey-México) David Quiróz (Emelec). Joffre Guerrón (Getafe-España) Delanteros: Felipe Caicedo (Manchester City-Inglaterra) Cristian Benítez (Santos Laguna-México) Pablo Palacios (Barcelona) Walter Calderón (Liga de Quito). Juveniles: Joao Rojas (Emelec) Deison Méndez (ESPOLI) Jefferson Montero (Real Madrid Castilla-España). (LAOH)
I just saw the list right now...I think every player on the list is the best we have right now with the exception of Walter Calderon who has been given opportunities before in la seleccion repeatedly and has never impressed. Calderon seems to perform at his best in his club teams and hopefully this time he can cause some danger up front for us. I would have gone for Joao Rojas on the official list. As far as Jairo Campos and Miguel Ibarra on the list...ITS ABOUT TIME!! Campos worked his ass off in the Libertadores and was never called up to the national squad. NOW is when he needs to take advantage of this. Miguel Ibarra is having a good season with ESPOLI, its not a surprise to be that hes on the list. Good luck to him and Campos! I think that if Isaac Mina doesn't make it Vizuete should go for either Diego Calderon or Geovanny Nazareno. I have absolutely nothing to say about the midfield except that every single player on that list deserves their spot and will bring fire to our midfield. Hopefully on the next list we can see Rorys Aragon!
Well I don't think anyone can argue with those picks. Here's my lineup: José Francisco Cevallos (Liga de Quito) Neicer Reasco (Liga de Quito) Iván Hurtado (Millonarios-Colombia) Giovanni Espinoza (Barcelona) Isaac Mina (Deportivo Quito). Antonio Valencia (Wigan-Inglaterra) Segundo Castillo (Everton Inglaterra) Edison Méndez (PSV-Holanda) Walter Ayoví (Monterrey-México) Felipe Caicedo (Manchester City-Inglaterra) Cristian Benítez (Santos Laguna-México) In 2nd half, unless we are winning comfortably (doubt it, we are Ecuador), I bring in Guerron, Palacios, and Noboa for Ayovi, Castillo, and Caicedo (not in that order).
thats my same exact line up! Hopefully Mina recovers on time, he's really important to the team. I still think Joao Rojas would really have been great to attack Brazil and Paraguay sometime around the 60-70 minute as a sub and break some ankles when the opposing team is worn out. As far as subs I think Guerron, Noboa, Palacios, and Urrutia are always going to be first picks for Vizuete depending on how the starters are performing.
José Francisco Cevallos (Liga de Quito) Defensas: Neicer Reasco (Liga de Quito) Iván Hurtado (Millonarios-Colombia) Giovanni Espinoza (Barcelona) Isaac Mina (Deportivo Quito). Volantes: Patricio Urrutia (Liga de Quito) Antonio Valencia (Wigan-Inglaterra) Edison Méndez (PSV-Holanda) Walter Ayoví (Monterrey-México) David Quiróz (Emelec). Delanteros: Cristian Benítez (Santos Laguna-México) Vizuete should not start the game with two forwards. Should starts the game with a 4-5-1 formation and wear the brasilians down until the second half. Too bad Segundo Castillo is benched and has not played. Felipe is only good for 30 minutes in quito..
José Francisco Cevallos (Liga de Quito) Defensas: Neicer Reasco (Liga de Quito) Iván Hurtado (Millonarios-Colombia) Giovanni Espinoza (Barcelona) Isaac Mina (Deportivo Quito). Volantes: Antonio Valencia (Wigan-Inglaterra) Edison Méndez (PSV-Holanda) Walter Ayoví (Monterrey-México) Joffre Guerrón (Getafe-España) Delanteros: Cristian Benítez (Santos Laguna-México) Felipe Caicedo (Manchester City-Inglaterra)
Does anyone on here know if Joao Rojas, Jefferson Montero, or Deison Mendez are on the official squad list?? or are they just the usual 3 juveniles that Vizuete calls up to train with the older squad??
I doubt they're on the roster...these guys are untested and will probably only be training with the NT....
Eindhoven-Holanda. El experimentado volante mixto de nacionalidad ecuatoriana y de los registros del PSV Eindhoven de Holanda, Edison Méndez, actualmente sufre de un problema molestoso en su tendón de Aquiles. Vale señalar que su presencia con la Selección Ecuatoriana de Fútbol en el próximo encuentro de Eliminatorias ante Brasil no estaría en duda, pero sí el juego de este fin de semana con el elenco Luminoso. Méndez se encuentra afectado de este problema desde hace aproximadamente tres semanas, y en los últimos quince días no ha podido entrenarse con absoluta normalidad junto al resto de sus compañeros. Sin embargo, el Quinito cuenta con el visto bueno de su cuerpo técnico para viajar hasta la ciudad de Quito, y cumplir con el llamado de la Tricolor. Esto debido a que es un hecho casi consumado que el jugador se recuperará por completo. El PSV Eindhoven de Holanda ha permitido que Méndez viaje con dos días de anticipación hasta el Ecuador, para que el doctor Patricio Maldonado lo pueda tratar de una tendinitis que no presenta mayores inconvenientes. (LAOH) Doesn't seem like Mendez is in danger here...just thought I'd post it. Hopefully he recovers 100% so he can give 100% of his game against Brazil and Paraguay. The one that worries me at the moment is Isaac Mina.
CONMEBOL World Cup 2010 Qualifiers (29/03/2009 & 01/04/2009) Opposition Squads ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Brazil Julio Cesar (Internazionale) Doni (Roma) Maicon (Internazionale) Daniel Alves (Barcelona) Lúcio (Bayern de Munique) Miranda (São Paulo) Thiago Silva (Milan) Luisão (Benfica) Marcelo (Real Madrid) Kleber (Internacional) Gilberto Silva (Panathinaikos) Josué (Wolfsburg) Anderson (Manchester United) Felipe Melo (Fiorentina) Elano (Manchester City) Júlio Baptista (Roma) Kaká (Milan) Ronaldinho (Milan) Robinho (Manchester City) Alexandre Pato (Milan) Luís Fabiano (Sevilla) Adriano (Internazionale) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Paraguay Justo Villar (Real Valladolid) Aldo Bobadilla (Independiente Medellin) Diego Barreto (Sol de America) Dario Veron (Pumas UNAM) Julio Cesar Caceres (Boca Juniors) Julio Cesar Manzur (Libertad) Aureliano Torres (San Lorenzo) Carlos Bonet (Libertad) Pedro Benitez (Tigres UANL) Paulo da Silva (Toluca) Denis Caniza (Olimpia) Miguel Angel Samudio (Libertad) Enrique Vera (America) Edgar Barreto (Reggina) Osvaldo Martinez (Monterrey) Cristian Riveros (Cruz Azul) Jonathan Santana (San Lorenzo) Victor Caceres (Libertad) Sergio Aquino (Libertad) Eduardo Ledesma (Lanus) Marcelo Estigarribia (Le Mans) Rodrigo Burgos (Cerro Porteno) Roque Santa Cruz (Blackburn Rovers) Nelson Haedo (Borussia Dortmund) Salvador Cabanas (America, Mexico) Oscar Cardozo (Benfica) Edgar Benitez (Pachuca) Jorge Achucarro (Atlas) -----------------------------------------------------------------------
If I'm not mistaken, neither of these teams have beaten or tied us in Ecuador in decades. Last time either got a point was Brazil during qualifying for 1994 WC, with Careca and Bebeto up front (I was at that game in Guayaquil). We've always defeated Paraguay at home. These seem to be the two teams that struggle most with the altitude, they never play well in Quito.
It just shows that the gap between CONMEBOL clubs (including the guests of Mexico) and UEFA clubs is no where near as large as some people think. In all truth the gap is actually very small, and such a small gap between the two has always been present and likely will always remain.
What's crazy about Paraguay is that Nelson Valdez SUCKS SO FREAKIN' BAD for Dortmund, yet keeps getting called up!
BINGO - thanks. That's precisely what I was getting at. The players that go to Europe gain in conditioning and professionalism, but lose some of the artistry and passion that got them there in the first place.
I don't think it is fair to say the "loose passion" just because they now play in Europe...wait - didn't we have this debate a few years ago??
LOL....i think we did have this debate. and both sides are very valid. but the overall benefit is the discipline acquired in europe, i really think that there's a big gap in professionalism from Europe and Latin American clubs...of course there are exceptions.
Discipline is always lost no matter if it is in Europe or South America if your name is Jaime Ivan Kaviedes.