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RHINOS RE-SIGN BILL SEDGEWICK,

http://www.rhinossoccer.com/news/09102005-1808.shtml

So ?

C'est bien pour nous, c'est le joueur qu'on huait parce qu'il est reconnaissable.

They don't know what they want in the city of Kodak...

Rochester a écrit :RHINOS RE-SIGN BILL SEDGEWICK,

http://www.rhinossoccer.com/news/09102005-1808.shtml

Make up your mind!
You want him or not?
?

this is news that dosent deserve to be posted....i personally couldnt care less....

I don't agree
News from other teams (and particularly about rivals) are always interesting
And help people who still don't know the other teams to know them
If you know our opponents, you'll have more interest for the league, for the game, for the Impact

I agree with you in the sens that important news should be posted but a defender that they get rid of and resign and maybe will get rid of again isnt something of great interest...

the fact that they brought in a new argentinian atacker, resigned mladenov or made some other big acquisition deserves to be posted....but this, I wouldnt think so. its my opinion....

He's a "classic" Rhino player and used to play in Montréal.

Daniel a écrit :He's a "classic" Rhino player and used to play in Montréal.

He even ran the LA Marathon to support his teammate Shaun Tsakiris who just battled cancer. The more we know about the league, the better. That's how other sports are reported in the media over here. If Jose Théodore breaks a fingure nail, it's in the papers...

http://www.rhinossoccer.com/news/02082005-0446.shtml

We forget that soccer players are human and some of them also have a story to tell...
Most soccer reporting here is only about reporting the score and who played. We need more people writing about the players, the life here in the USL. If people knew what the players have to do sometimes, they would gain even more respect from the public.

The more I think of it....I can say I was wrong...your points have altered my perception....good job and thank you for the insightful replies.

dani a écrit :The more I think of it....I can say I was wrong...your points have altered my perception....good job and thank you for the insightful replies.

No problem Dani, it's about time we start talking about these guys like we do about other pro athletes.

I would also like to say that Bill Sedgewick did leaps and bounds of work within the Edmonton Community when he lived here. The fans adored him and he always went out of his way to make a kid feel special. He seemed like a "good" guy...