[Jonny Knoxville]

Arsenal has long been "linked" with Brad.

As have Celtic and Villa.

There've also been some German clubs (Werder and HSV, I believe).

BTW, Brad is entering uncharted waters here. Starting July, 1, he can sign a pre-contract and be a free transfer beginning Jan, 1, 2,009. If this is the case, he'll be the one pocketing a major sign-on bonus, not MLS.



hmmm, go to werder or celtic

 

[Jonny Knoxville]

howard is decent but hes not a friedel. Maybe in hsi 30s howard can be as gd as friedel he has the ability

 

[Jonny Knoxville]

when guzman is on his game hes better than howard

 

[Jonny Knoxville]

oh his game yes..uh i think


I like guzman , seitz(very good) and cronin(he reminds me of a young keller)

heres another US going to celtic...who the **** is he:wth:


S. Under-23 national team goalkeeper and 2008 Chicago Fire draft pick Dominic Cervi is on trial with Scottish powerhouse Celtic. Ron Waxman, Cervi's New York-based agent, confirmed on Wednesday that Cervi has been with Celtic for more than a week as part of an extended trial.

The No. 12 overall pick in January's MLS Draft, Cervi turned down the Fire's offer of a minimum salary contract, valued at about $32,000 a year, but could wind up a big winner if he can secure a contract from Celtic, which is in the market for goalkeepers, especially with the strong likelihood that starter Artur Boruc will leave this summer.

Celtic is the same club that made a strong push for Chivas USA and U.S. national team goalkeeper Brad Guzan only to have Guzan turn them down in favor of Aston Villa. Guzan then had his work permit application denied.

A 21-year-old native of Oklahoma, Cervi played for the U.S. Under-23 national team in Olympic Qualifying last month. He started in two matches for the U.S. team, including the 1-0 loss to Honduras in the CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship match.

 

[Jonny Knoxville]

ppl say hes a good keeper but i have no idea