From the “It’s a Small World” Files…
February 4th, 2009 . 11:35 am . By: Chamo JonesFormer FC Dallas player, Ramón Núñez, helping out the USA’s WCQ cause. How? The talented young mexican striker Carlos Vela is suspended for this match.
http://goal.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/02/02/eriksson-rolls-the-dice-for-mexico/ So how is this tied in with Ramón?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...42YEzOlx7w&feature=related
Kick at 2:24
I knew he was good for something.
Does anyone know why my comment got removed? I posted a youtube of the Vela incident, will that get your post yanked?
Ramon was talented but lacked maturity. It’s a shame we didn’t wait for him to grow up because he would be running this team now and we would be winning things.
So, why didn’t he make it at Chivas, where we traded him?
That was harsh…who amongst us hasn’t wanted to kick Ramon Nunez in the past?
Tex,
What have you been drinking. HAIL MARY FULL OF GRACE. WE HAVE TO WAIT FOR SOMEONE TO GROW UP. THIS IS THE PRO GAME, NOT YMCA. I wish the very best for Ramon. He has become a more mature player by moving on in life.
Vela will also be suspended for the second game against Costa Rica.
Aaron, first comment from a poster requires apporval.
buzz,
speaking of…what are the chances ramon nunez returning to MLS? is he more mature nowadays? and, since SH has coached him at SMU (i think), would this be something to consider?
Ramon will never play in the MLS again, you think its weird how all of a sudden he leaves the MLS and he starts doing extremely well???hmmm could it be MLS style or the lack of any kind of structure, oh wait there are no tactics….Ramon had a little bit of a bad attitude but a good coach would know how to keep him in check while not losing him completely, lets be honest its not about maturity, its about this whole system
If Ramon Nunez is our Latin American / South American #10, I’ll, oh I’ll, oh, I don’t know what I’d do. Be shocked or flabbergasted or disgusted or something. And await the return of Mina as another striker option…
3n. I tend to agree with Sean that it’s unlikely Ramon will come back to MLS any time soon. Ramon has a big fixation on Europe, notably Spain.
To a point Sean is right about the system. But I think maturity was a factor as well. As as influence of his parents here in town. Like most things in life it’s complicated.
Typical Mexican cheaters — that was awful