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[nas] Thoughts on Danny S.
by Roger Haines
08 August 2004 16:25 UTC
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Danny S. is a big kid.  He has the physical tools to be very good.  Rick is right, there wasn't enough time to see what he had partly because he entered in the 85th minute and secondly because the Crew went into their patented 2nd half defensive bunker. 
 
Danny S. commented in today's Columbus Dispatch on how he couldn't believe how fast the tempo was.  I know I've said this before but I am really pleased with the level of play that the MLS is played at and the progress that the league has made.  More and more Yanks are the stars of the league.  8  or so years ago they were not much better than the A-League now they are worlds apart because of all of the hungry young "Yanks" that are playing in the league. Moving some of the overpaid, over-rated international players out of the league.

Rick Young <ryoung24@columbus.rr.com> wrote:
Hi, Richie.

He came in for Ross Paule when Paule got what i would guess was a minor
concussion from the ball he headed in the 86th minute. Paule was
playing defensive midfield (and had a fine match) at the time. The kid
played in the center of the field. He quickly fouled that big center
mid for New England which showed he had moxey. He later made an ill
advised pass back to Fraser who did not want the ball, because the Crew
were moving forward. That was turned directly into a dangerous counter
attack by New England. Later, he dribbled the ball straight into a
couple of players and lost it once, but i actually liked the confidence
he showed there.

All in all, not enough playing time to really tell much except he does
not seem to be scared. He may be of more help before Freddy is.

On Aug 7, 2004, at 9:31 PM, concord wrote:

>> How are you doing? Who cares about commentators I forgot the new kid
>> from
>> Jersey played in this game.
>> Can you tell me what position did he play, and how did he perform? I
> suspect
>> defensive mid so how was his defense his ball winning, and more
> importantly to
>> his future with the national team did he attack when they won the
>> ball?
> How
>> did that part of his game look?
>
> He played all of about 7 minutes... somewhere in the midfield,
> Columbus was
> playing with five or six in the midfield... he first action after
> stepping
> on the field was to commit a foul... he had a few touches of the
> ball...
> nothing very significant...
>
>
> Bill
>
>
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