Martin Vasquez's duties will likely be much like these, running players through drills like he did in this pic from a year ago.
I can already picture some of the players talking to Martin.
Bayern player: Where were you at before Bayern?
Martin: Chivas USA.
Bayern player: Who? What's that?
Martin: Nevermind.
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Luis at "Red Card" in the Tribune, with a very similar piece to A.C.'s last week. What is going on with these teams? Help these journo's out!
http://blogs.chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/soccer_redcard/2008/01/rumors-of-my-de.html
lol, that's the same reaction a classmate of mine got. She introduced herself: "I'm currently interning with Chivas USA" ...
Professor "Who?"
Intern: "Chivas USA, it's a soccer team, they play at the Home Depot Center."
Professor: "Oh, you mean where the Galaxy play. I actually grew up in the same block as Cobi Jones...."
Never did we talk about Chivas USA again. ;]
good for martin vasquez - this is the next stage in the evolution of american soccer - former players taking up (assistant) coaching jobs outside the US - they will be able to bring fresh/higher-level ideas back, hopefully, to american soccer.
incidentally, where is the outrage from AC/LB, our trusted LA soccer journalists, over the non-inclusion of a certain LA player in the english squad? the dude did everything he could to get himself fit, injury-free, etc., and capello pulls another meanie-move on him? fabio might have been a great club coach, but one of the things about a national team is that history counts for something, and this is a player who is unabashedly patriotic and has come through for his country time and again...
LB and AC:
Are you going to post on Landon's recent press conference about the upcoming match vs. Mexico.
Landon was up to his old tricks stirring up the pot like a prize fighter before a boxing match, saying he was going to "baptize" Memo Ochoa. Classic Landycakes.
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