Ronnie O'Brien steps on the field...

Discussion in 'FC Dallas' started by gotyourback, Oct 11, 2003.

  1. gotyourback

    gotyourback Member

    Jul 18, 2002
    Aurora/Arlington
    Simply put, if he gets hurt, I'm going Coach hunting!
     
  2. Treetaliano

    Treetaliano Member

    Jun 29, 2002
    San Diego
    As in PLAYING?!?

    Wow...

    I totally missed something...
     
  3. djwalker

    djwalker BigSoccer Supporter

    Jul 13, 2000
    Club:
    FC Dallas
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Wow, I just caught the overtime, and I see this walk through the frame real quick, and I says to myself, I says, "Hey that looked like Ronnie, but it can't be!"

    Sure enough. Wow. That was great to see. I can't fault Clarke for playing him. It's one of the few inspirational things to happen this season. Indeed, I wonder if any coach COULD have kept Ronnie out of the match.

    What a man.
     
  4. 3rd Degree

    3rd Degree Member

    Feb 6, 2000
    Dallas
    Club:
    FC Dallas
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    You should read third degree more.

    http://www.3rddegree.net/

    (Shamless I know)
     
  5. ArsenalTexan3

    ArsenalTexan3 Member

    Arsenal
    Sep 24, 2002
    Jakarta
    Club:
    Arsenal FC
    He recieved a standing ovation at pugsleys tonight.
     
  6. Buzz Killington

    Buzz Killington Member+

    Oct 6, 2002
    Lee's Summit
    Club:
    Kansas City Wizards
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Wow, I was not expecting him to be back this year. But major props to O'Brien for working back. Didn't get to see the game though, did he look fit? Or did he seem to be a little slow and not have a lot of stamina?
     
  7. Wolves_67

    Wolves_67 Member

    Oct 27, 2002
    Pasadena, CA
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    I hope he's still with the team when the new stadium opens.
    Good to hear he's back.
     
  8. gotyourback

    gotyourback Member

    Jul 18, 2002
    Aurora/Arlington
    I'm not sure he'll be with the team next season, let alone Frisco.

    But, since hope is all we have...

    And thanks for the good wishes... if you knew Ronnie, you'd know he appreciates all the support.
     
  9. gotyourback

    gotyourback Member

    Jul 18, 2002
    Aurora/Arlington
    Heh, just noticed my 1000'th post...

    ... and it's the same day ROB returns to MLS play...

    ... well, maybe Hell is going on vacation for awhile ;)
     
  10. burning247

    burning247 Member+

    Liverpool FC
    England
    Sep 16, 2000
    Dallas
    Club:
    Liverpool FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    I have a feeling he'll have his job waiting for him next season.
     
  11. Texan

    Texan New Member

    Jan 8, 2001
    I can't see him making such an effort to get back if he doesn't want to play for the Burn next year.
     
  12. burning247

    burning247 Member+

    Liverpool FC
    England
    Sep 16, 2000
    Dallas
    Club:
    Liverpool FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    but he does. Right? 3rd Degree? I get that impression with all the interviews.
     
  13. 3rd Degree

    3rd Degree Member

    Feb 6, 2000
    Dallas
    Club:
    FC Dallas
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    He has told me he wants to play here.
    Although he is not a fan or turf.

    The burn hold two option years... but I don't know anything about the $ value. His current deal is as a Tranitional International. His change to Senior International should? change things.

    In my estimation he will be your captain next year.
     
  14. ArsenalTexan3

    ArsenalTexan3 Member

    Arsenal
    Sep 24, 2002
    Jakarta
    Club:
    Arsenal FC
    Who picks the captian? players, coaches, a mixture?

    Is it wrong to assume that like pareja, he is well repescted by both players and coaching staff?
     
  15. 3rd Degree

    3rd Degree Member

    Feb 6, 2000
    Dallas
    Club:
    FC Dallas
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    It depends on the coach. Oscar was voted captain by players.

    No it is not wrong, he is respected by both.


    But let me be clear, I am guessing that player turnover and coaching change will leave Ronnie as the "starter" with the most experince, time here, and respect of his players... Just my guess that this will become "Ronnie's team." Although Jason Kreis might have something to say about that.
     
  16. jmeissen0

    jmeissen0 New Member

    Mar 31, 2001
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  17. Pegasus

    Pegasus Member+

    Apr 20, 1999
    Club:
    FC Dallas
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    It will be very interesting to see if the new brain trust keeps Jason or uses him as the catalyst of a big off season turnover. Would any other current player have more value to another team? Should the Burn keep him or trade him?
     
  18. gotyourback

    gotyourback Member

    Jul 18, 2002
    Aurora/Arlington
    Keep something in mind when considering this...

    Jason blames the Field Turf directly for his injury. If, and that's a BIG if, he wants to go elsewhere, he won't want to be on turf.

    Why would any veteran with considerable value want to play his possible last year on turf? If Elliot still has relationships in San Jose, I wouldn't be surprised if Kreis considered the Quakes for his last year and a serious chance at a championship.
     
  19. burning247

    burning247 Member+

    Liverpool FC
    England
    Sep 16, 2000
    Dallas
    Club:
    Liverpool FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    Kreis' last year should be with us in 2005 when we win the championship.


    ok dream time is over, thanx for reading
     
  20. stopper4

    stopper4 Member

    Jan 24, 2000
    Houston
    Club:
    FC Dallas
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    The thought of seeing Brad Davis and Ronnie O in the same midfield at the same time is the only thing I'm looking forward to for next season.
     

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