This is definitely good news. His season has been hindered by injuries, but when healthy, he was Toffees' best player. Playing up front with Duncan Ferguson only made him seem better in comparison.
What do you mean Radzinski plays for Poland?Kappa18 said:But thats Canada, i guess....:googly:
In Canada, we give out choices to players if they want to play in Canada or not! We do not have a rule that if you played and are a canadian citizen, even though you moved and have your citizenship, than you have to play for our team!![]()
Most go and play for there mother countries.
Radzinksi plays for Poland
Owen plays for England :wallbang: :wallbang: :wallbang:
ANy more players on our Corrupted NT that are from another country?
Dude you need a serious lesson in Canadian Soccer ...Kappa18 said:Doesn't he play for Poland??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
After all, he is one of the best players in Everton, so i assume he has some Connection with the Polska team?
Or does he play for our team? how come i didn't see him in the latest gold cup?
That's more or less what he wanted to do, but Osieck said it was all or nothing, so Radz chose nothing. This is nothing new, however, in Canadian football. Incompetent CSA employees and stubborn coaches have cost us more than our share of players.However,all the Europeean leagues are out in the summer,and we had a few World Cup qualifiers in the summer of 2000,so I am sure that he could have joined the team at that time.
Simon Lynch is the son of ex-Montreal Manic player Andy Lynch. He was born in Montreal but lived there for only about 2 years. When his father's time with the Montreal Manic were over, so was young Simon's brief tenure as a Canadian.Paulinho said:
Celtic's teenage striker Simon Lynch, who has been terrorizing defences in the U21 league got his first senior league start of the seasons today. He helped himself to a brace. What's the reason I'm writing this? The kid was born in Montreal. I wonder if anyone in CSA knows this.