Luciano Emilio
The Gruesome Aftermath: Chicago Fire 2, DC United 0
By: jon |
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Wow. Woooow. I can’t throw this game away like I did for Colorado, as there are no excuses this time. I took down some notes during the game, because I knew this post would be a doozy.
So here we go.
Category: Franco Niell, Game Recap, Gonzalo Martinez, Zach Wells, Santino Quaranta, Marc Burch, Rod Dyacheko, Luciano Emilio, Jaime Moreno, Post-Game
Tags: Post-Game, Rod Dyacheko, Luciano Emilio, Jaime Moreno, Marc Burch, Santino Quaranta, Franco Niell, Game Recap, Gonzalo Martinez, Zach Wells, Tag IndexPost Game: Columbus 2, DCU 1
By: jon | 4 Comments
Well, I didn’t go to this game, and I’m glad about it. I watched it once I got home, and I’ve made some observations.
- Gallardo is good. Very good. He brings an element that isn’t often seen in MLS, and thats the ability to move around with the ball at your feet […]
Game Preview: DCU vs Columbus Crew
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Alright, here we sit. 1-2-0 in MLS, with a goal differential of -3. Columbus, a team that hasn’t found success in the recent past, is coming to RFK with the talented Schelotto, and not a whole lot else. But hey, I would have said the same about RSL, and look what happened […]
2008 DC United season preview
By: jon | 2 Comments
Well, after avoiding doing this for 2 weeks, I think it’s finally time that I have to do this. So, here you go peoples, the super brilliant season preview written by yours truly.
Nuts and Bolts — If you’ve watched any MLS since about 1996, you’d know that (aside from a few dark years) DC […]
Game Recap- DCU 5 (!)- Harbor View 0 (DCU advances to Semi Finals)
By: jon | 8 Comments
Well, that was a barn burner! It didn’t start out that way with weak wing play in the first half, bad touches by key players, and indecision in the final third. But the second half was a different story.
I will leave the recaps to the professionals, but I will give you my observations […]
With the One Millionth pick in the MLS Draft, DC United picks…
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These guys…courtesy of Goff
With the 24th overall pick, United claims Cal-Berkeley holding midfielder Andrew Jacobson. He is 22 years old, 6 feet 2 and 188 pounds. First-team all-American this past season. Three-time all-Pac-10 first team selection after redshirting in 2004. He had 11 goals and 13 assists in 83 matches (62 starts). He had been […]
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