

Poll Results: Retain These 5 Players!
By: Dave Martinez | August 20th, 2009Thank you all for your participation in this weeks poll. Interesting outcomes. The poll asked “Which 5 players would you retain for next season” and here are your results:
#1 – 15% of the voteJUAN PABLO ANGEL
The Red Bulls Captain has carried on this season with injuries that have hampered his performance and kept him off the pitch for long stretches. Even so, Red Bull fans haven’t forgotten the man who bought them to the big dance last season. Speculation has grown recently regarding Angels future, but there is no question in Metro fans minds – they want the Colombian striker back for one more season.
#2 – 10% of the vote
NICK ZIMMERMAN
Here is one of the few bright spots Bulls fans have had to hold on to all season. Nick Zimmerman, an after thought at the start of the season, has become a regular part of the Bulls lineup, and a dangerous one at that. His ball control and developing cross ability has produced valuable minutes, but it is his vision and ability to keep play at a fluid pace that has made him invaluable to the team. The best part? The kid is a rook, and would cost very little on a 2010 payroll. That is a bang for your buck!
#3 – 10% of the vote
BIG MAC KANDJI
Though Kandji has suffered a season of let downs, compounded by injuries, it seems Bulls fans still see the same hope in the prospect that they had late last season. And why not! The kid is still a huge target forward, with an excellent first touch, and a youthful enthusiasm for the game that is quite exciting. One disconcerting theme mentioned along with his name this season has been criticism of his practice habits, and dedication to improvement. I may chalk that up to a lost season. Hopefully, Kandji will have it all together for a magnificent 2010.
#4 – 9% of the vote
JEREMY HALL
After a strong start to the season, Hall has cooled his jets a tad as the team has done the same. Even so, Bulls fans view him as a building block for the backline, especially the wings. Great ball control and pace, Hall has the tools to excel, even when he is played in an unnatural right back position for an entire season! Along with Zimmerman, Hall is viewed as one of the better pick ups by the Osorio/Agoos tandem.
#5 – 8% of the vote
SETH STAMMLER
Mr. Versatility rounds out the top 5 for the Bulls. Need a Centerback fill in? Call Stammy! Central defense crawling to a slow halt? Stammler to the leg breaking rescue! Wingers letting you down? No worry! Seth has that covered too.
The fact is Stammler plays whenever, where ever, effectively, and with passion. And that is more than enough to ingratiate the base, who only wishes the same effort would be applied across the board on this squad. No real surprise here.
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If the front office can somehow retain the top three I think it will be a successful off season. I am a big fan of Zimmerman and I think he will be in Europe in 2 to 3 years time. Kandji has the talent, obviously, things just need to pan out.
And if Angel stays by some minor miracle, next season will be one worth looking forward to.
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I think I said goldie but stammler is the one I ment. A good handful of the boyz gave quality effort this season but were totally screwed by the poor coaching and horrific play of the likes of boynes, rojas and others not worth mentioning.
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Seriously hot chicks. I knew Kandji had good taste
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Kandji is The Mac for a reason!
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Can’t argue with any of these. I hope to see them all back
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I rather have Celades than Stammler but cant complain with the results.
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