anyone's thoughts on him applauding the esc when he was leaving the field? say what you want about em...but he's got more passion for the game in is pinky than oz has in his entire body.... i met him once at the US Honduras game in DC....great guy.... too bad he coaches the scum.... ahh...its late, i hate friggin oz more than i can handles....he's gotta go....and i say before next saturday...we can't do worse, can we?
Best part of the game on ESPN2 was when he talked about his knowledge of impotency with Veronica Pussay. I kept asking myself if I heard it right , then the announcers verified it. Looks like a walking Viagra commercial coming to MLS sidelines soon.
I think this guy is great! He was applauding the ESC on the way out and said "See you Saturday". MLS needs more guys like him. It seems he's all about the game. It doesnt matter where he's coaching if he's involved w/ soccer he'll be happy. I think he was the happiest guy on the field when DC scored. Anyway, too bad he's w/ the scum...
I think Ray was, on behalf of just about everyone in MLS, saying "Thanks for the hospitality, Metro!" Sorry, Ronen, couldn't resist. This is some donnybrook in the East. May the least-horrible team win!
I hope DC fires him so that we can get him. He gives his all. I personally couldn't ever criticize him, because I know he would never take a shortcut. He has had such a tough job at DC with all those injuries. He has had Pope for only half the year, Moreno is never healthy, and Olsen just came back. I would love to have him here.
Kind of like we had Mathis for only half the year, Ramos is never healthy and well Balboa just never came back.
Re: Re: ray hudson.... ouch pretty pathetic how a team with a losing record will win a division title....(not that that's worth anything anyway)..... the only thing that keeps me interested is watching davis and akwari develop despite oz.
Father Ted, in many ways that is true. However, he inherited his situation, so it is hard to tell what he will do. Zambrano though has been very incompetent time, and time again.
we had a doubleheader a couple of years ago where we played Miami in the first game. Ray Hudson sat down in the section next to 101 to watch the second game. Myself and a couple of others started chatting with him and we ended up sitting down and watching the match with him. He was real nice and a lot of fun to talk too. He's really a class individual.