12:00 AM CST on Wednesday, November 4, 2009Gordon Jago, director ejecutivo de la Copa Dallas, dijo en un comunicado que el Tricolor infantil se une al Tottenham Sub 19 del futbol inglés como los primeros dos equipos confirmados en la categoría estelar.
En la actualidad, la selección mexicana Sub 17 participa en el Mundial de su categría en Nigeria, donde este miércoles disputará los octavos de final contra Corea del Sur.
"Para la Copa Dallas es importante traer a la selección mexicana que tiene una gran cantidad de aficionados en Dallas", dijo en un boletín Gordon Jago, director ejecutivo del torneo...mas
DALLAS — Antes del comienzo del doblete de mitad de semana, en conferencia oficiada en el salón de prensa del Cotton Bowl, el juvenil mexicano Bryan Leyva fue presentado oficialmente con la camiseta profesional de FC Dallas.
“Este es un sueño hecho realidad para mí, me siento muy orgulloso y trabajaré duro para devolverle a Dallas lo que me ha dado”, indicó Leyva, quien contó que a los 3 años su madre (Nancy) le regaló un balón de fútbol, edad en que comenzó su sueño de futbolista.
Nacido en Chihuahua, México, llegó a los 8 años a Estados Unidos, siendo los Comets y Andromeda sus primeros clubes donde compitió por la Copa Dallas...mas
Dallas Cup Executive Director Gordon Jago is pleased to announce that Tottenham Hotspur FC will be returning to Dallas to once again compete in the Super Group. Spurs were last in Dallas in 1999 when England international and current first team striker Peter Crouch was in the squad. Tournament dates are March 28-April 4, 2010. Spurs EPL Academy squad were EPL Academy finalists this past May thus an invitation to participate in Dallas Cup XXXI...more
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The silver lining to Marlon James's most recent injury is that Whitecaps fans will get to see some minutes out of Randy Edwini-Bonsu -- if they don't blink.
"He scares everybody with his speed," said coach Teitur Thordarson, who watched the forward whiz by a Miami player and set up Charles Gbeke for the 2-0 goal in injury time Sunday. The unselfish assist was his first point as a Whitecap....more
The Vancouver Whitecaps residency program can put another feather in its cap.
Defender Adam Straith has been transferred to German club FC Energie Cottbus for an undisclosed amount while striker Kyle Porter had his loan extended to play for the team's Under-23 side on Tuesday. Midfielder Gagandeep Dosanjh and defender/midfielder Axel Levry were also loaned to Cottbus' U-23 side, while strikers Jerome Baker and Sahil Sandu accompany goalkeeper Julien Latendresse-Levesque on the German club's U-19 Junior Bundesliga team...more
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Hello Ruben,
Thank You for taking some time doing this. You’ll be our first interviewee for our blog site.
DC10: Can you share some memorable moments from your experience at this year’s Dallas Cup?
RL: The most memorable moment at this year’s
RL: It was pretty crazy how it all turned out. Well we had a great first season, we felt like everyone’s standards were really high and that helped us get to nationals but, we hope next year we can win it all. A moment that will stick out more than others was definitely when the camera men told me I got player of the year and, he wasn’t suppose to tell me. Ha-ha
DC10: How has FC Dallas, Oscar and Chris impacted your development?
RL: We have great coaches. I definitely wouldn’t be the same player without them. And, they have helped me develop into a better player without a doubt. They have impacted my development as a player and I'm really thankful for them.
DC10: How will you spend your off-season?
RL: This off-season I have just been hanging out with my friends and family and going to church, nothing special just enjoying the break.
Maybe Dougal doesn't drink Carlsberg, though. Or perhaps he just doesn't believe in fairytales, which is a good job as the Hampden gig went to Craig Thomson yesterday - a decision with which Dougal fully concurs.
The 46-year-old wasn't expecting to get the nod for the Rangers-Falkirk game, having officiated at last year's final. But he's just happy to be refereeing again at the tail end of a closing season that has turned into a nightmare....more
