Q&A: Rimando/Stewart/Esky/Nowak

Discussion in 'D.C. United' started by Pints, Oct 29, 2004.

  1. Pints

    Pints Member

    Apr 21, 2004
    Charm City
    ANother good Q&A here.


    Rimando: " They're going to cheat. They're definitely going to cheat. I think we've played well here all year long and we've had teams throw stuff every year."

    :D I love honesty.
     
  2. RFK 315

    RFK 315 New Member

    Jun 15, 2003
    ...lurking...
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Stewart :
    Banner, anyone ?

    :p
     
  3. DangerMouse37

    DangerMouse37 Member+

    Jan 22, 2004
    WDC / Barra
    Jaegermeister?
     
  4. Bootsy Collins

    Bootsy Collins Player of the Year

    Oct 18, 2004
    Capitol Hill
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    I had the same reaction. I don't think it'll work as a banner -- not enough people will get it -- but it's a great quote to use in some way. "D.C. United -- the Angstaegner of New York" Heh.
     
  5. Sundevil9

    Sundevil9 Member

    Nov 23, 1999
    Reston, VA
    Club:
    DC United
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    There's no way a New Yorker, let alone a Metrotards fan is going to understand that. Only recently have we been able to get them to count to 6.
    :D
     
  6. Diceson

    Diceson Member

    Dec 21, 1999

    If someone does a banner, check the German spelling first. The tape I was using "blipped" right when ES was spelling it out for us in the interview.
     
  7. garbaggio

    garbaggio Member

    Jan 3, 2001
    Arlington
    Diceson, or anyone else who knows - what exactly was Nellie's injury. I noticed he was kind of banged up at the end of last week's game but what actually happened?
     
  8. Diceson

    Diceson Member

    Dec 21, 1999
    Class 1 sprain on his ankle.
     
  9. GUTuna

    GUTuna Member

    Mar 23, 2000
    Washington, DC USA
    It's Der Angstgegner:

    as in A-N-G-S-T-G-E-G-N-E-R

    Good translation would be "Most Feared Opponent" or in American sportswriting (not classical english) terms "Nemesis."
     

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