ah ok comme ça on a des chances de voir Suprenant , Elkana Mayard et son frere pierre rudolph dans le onze partant de l'Impactnapule a écrit :C'est beau tout ça mais ne pensez pas que c'est équipes feront jouer leur alignement "A". Attendez vous à voir leur équipes écoles. Ce sera quand même intéressant.
Bonne question. Chose certaine, ils ne sont pas très nombreux. 2000 à ce que j'ai vu aux dernières nouvelles.Invité a écrit :les expatriés argentins sont-ils comme les mexicains et même s'ils détestent River Plate, par patriotisme, ils vont se ranger derrière eux contre l'Impact?
Vu qu'il y a une claire rivalité Boca-River qui rassemble une majorité des Argentins, je ne crois pas que les fans de Boca vont prendre pour River.Guest a écrit :les expatriés argentins sont-ils comme les mexicains et même s'ils détestent River Plate, par patriotisme, ils vont se ranger derrière eux contre l'Impact?
Juste le fait que ces équipes-là soient à Montréal ''de nom'', ça va être cool. Que ce soit River Plate ''A'' ou River Plate ''B'', c'est quand même River Plate qui sera là... Quand c'est rendu que des équipes qu'on appuyait dans notre sous-sol en pyjama viennent jouer à Montréal, c'est que c'est rendu spécial ! À quand un match contre une équipe irlandaise ?napule a écrit :C'est beau tout ça mais ne pensez pas que c'est équipes feront jouer leur alignement "A". Attendez vous à voir leur équipes écoles. Ce sera quand même intéressant.
The only reason they come to north america is to make money. River Plate don't care about MLS or USL and specially the fan in North America. Soccer in Argentina is pure passion. Even the Super Bowl in the USA cannot be compare to the amount of energy that people can put toward a soccer game down there. We have the be realistic and if not we will be dissapointed.John a écrit :I went to watched the game with an TFC friend who is a diehard fan of river plate and told me that on the field, there was only one player who plays for the first team and he's not even a starter. The rest were all U-20s from the youth system, I don't get it, why bring teams that come here just to collect a paycheck without any regards for the fan who pays for a ticket to see the real thing. TFC should demand that any team that plays them in a friendly should at least have 6 starters in the starting lineup. My friend showed me where the 11 starters for River were when the game started, and none of them were on the field, they were just enjoying the game from the sideline not even dressed to sit in the bench....pure bs.
Toronto, BMO = artificial turfBxl Boy a écrit :I also wonder and not understand why they all were looking at the game in civil clothes instead of being on the field... maybe afraid of plastic pitches ?
Toronto, BMO = artificial turfxdukex a écrit :Toronto, BMO = artificial turfBxl Boy a écrit :I also wonder and not understand why they all were looking at the game in civil clothes instead of being on the field... maybe afraid of plastic pitches ?
Edmonton, Commonwealth = natural grass
Montréal, Saputo = natural grass
We'll see..
c'est pour pas que nos amis de toronto pensent qu'on trame un complot contre euxCeltic a écrit :2 belges et un gars de l'Abitibi qui se parlent en anglais.. ok...
Vaut mieux parler anglais, comme ça ils comprennent un peu plus (quoi que c'est déjà difficile pour les supps du moronto FC de comprendre quelque chose ecrivez en français tabarnakxdukex a écrit :On poursuit la conversation de celui qui a apporté le sujet en anglais...
Maybe I am wrong but it look like the next season will be canceled in Argentina because all the teams in the first division are in deep financial problem. Even Boca Juniors (the richest team in Argentina) is loosing big money (2.6 millions dollars last season). If you aske me, starters are here to visit Canada not to play football. There is no way in my mind that the level of foot is good enough here to make a good preparation for them. But, USL/MLS is a good opportinity for them to mesure the quality of there youth developement program. Remenber, for them, a football team is a family. You don't let a member of your family behind. For what is going on in the mass media in Argentina, usually journalist write about what make the newspaper sale. In Argentina it is futbol.Bxl Boy a écrit :I'm not so sure as you (only for the River example, as lot of foreign team coming here do it to make money)
The few spanish I can read, it seems newspaper from Argentina talk a lot about the tourney of River here, as part of their preparation, and River seems to hope it can help them as they have a little crisis too
And as you friend showed you, starters are here too, so if it was not important to them, they would have let them in Argentina
But I also wonder and not understand why they all were looking at the game in civil clothes instead of being on the field... maybe afraid of plastic pitches ?
Désolé! Pas le temps de le traduire, chu a la job.P. F. a écrit :ecrivez en français tabarnakxdukex a écrit :On poursuit la conversation de celui qui a apporté le sujet en anglais...
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