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Good News For Toure, Ubiparipovic, Not So Good for Philipakos
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As usual, our man Ives Galarcep has the latest word from Red Bulls camp. (He gets to go, don’t you know. Gotta get me one of those press cards. And a job that allows me to go to New Jersey for hours at a time in the middle of the day. Anyone got any leads […]
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Tags: Players, Sinisa Ubiparipovic, Ansu Toure, Dema Kovalenko, Peter Philipakos, Team News, Red Bulls, Tag IndexAll is Quiet in Red Bulls Camp
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As usual. Are they even really training? I’m starting to wonder.
All that we’re hearing these days is firm-ish confirmation that Ecuador’s scoring machine Tin Delagado was the DP Bruce Arena was teasing last week. It seems to have been pretty much a done deal until the “setbacks” Bruce spoke about it arose, primary among them […]
Say Goodbye to One Keeper and One New DP
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About that incoming DP Arena hinted at yesterday: Never mind. We’re not signing anybody. Sigh. What did I tell you about the danger of getting our hopes up?
Apparently the near-sure thing has turned into a giant disaster, for whatever reason. According to the reliably vague Arena, the team “had some setbacks” and are now “not […]
Update on a Very, Very Slow News Day
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For those of you interested in such things, the Red Bulls are back up north, training in the rain (well, under a bubble in the rain) at the Meadowlands. They’ll be in town for about another week and then will fly out to LA, where they’ll spend two weeks at the Home Depot Center, training […]
Zidane is Coming, Zidane is Coming! (Hey, We Can Still Dream, Right?)
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Forgive my small trip into fantasy land here, it’s just that Ives Galarcep reported yesterday that Bruce Arena strongly hinted RBNY will use their second DP spot this season, and that a new signing (”likely” to be a DP) will be revealed within in the next Two weeks. How do you like them apples?
Despite the […]
And Just Like That, All the Wind Goes out of Our Bragging and Smack-Talking
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Well, hell. All that pride I felt over RBNY being undefeated this winter was stripped away this weekend as the team lost to Houston and then drew with Real Salt Lake. On the plus side, Dave Van den Bergh scored his team-leading third preseason goal in the RSL game (which RBNY reportedly dominated), Jeff Parke […]
How Do You Spell Undefeated? R-B-N-Y, Baby!
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The all-powerful Red Bulls continued their total domination of the entire soccer world yesterday with a 2-1 victory over the much-loved DC United.
If I was being impartial and fair, I would point out that DC’s goal came against our starters, and that one of our goals happened because their keeper dropped the ball. But since […]
2 and 0, Baby!, Or: Maybe We Should Just Stop Now.
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RBNY moved their unbeaten pre-season run to two whole games yesterday, with a 3-1 win over the KC Wizards. Though the Wiz were older than the Red Bulls’ previous victims they, too, crumbled before the awesome power of rookie Dane Richards. Well, they gave up a goal to him, at least. Also scoring for RBNY […]
Tags: Red Bulls, Results, Wizards, DC United, Dane Richards, Claudio Reyna, Marvell Wynne, Tag IndexYeah, That’s Right: RBNY Are Undefeated
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In their first match of 2007, the Red Bulls spanked the US U-17 side 4-0 on Saturday, while unnamed players shouted “Yeah, and we can drink, too!” as they left the pitch. (Or they certainly should have been, if they weren’t.)
Arena used two entirely different lineups (apart from Dunivant and Stammler, both of whom got […]
The Tin Delgado Rumor is Back, Bigger and Better than Ever
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The suggestion that Tin Delgado, Ecuador’s all-time leading scorer, might join the Red Bulls has been drifting around for a few months, but the fact that he’s currently in the midst of a year-long suspension for a brawl in Ecuador’s domestic league combined with the total lack of actual news on the topic caused the […]
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