Friday Morning Red Bulls Links- 7/15/11
by bigbluethruandthru on Jul 15, 2011 11:55 AM EDT
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Still looking for a better name for this series. Today we look at recent pathetic efforts by the Red Bulls and the given rationale for such, as well as a big roster development. We also continue to celebrate the USWNT success. Their cromulent efforts embiggens us all.
Red Bulls eliminated from U.S. Open Cup with 4-0 loss to Fire | New York Red Bulls
The official recap. Again, enter at your own risk. As far as captains go, I put Captain Mehdi a spot above Captain Kangaroo and several spots below Captain Crunch.
Fire savor USOC win, regardless of strength of opponents | MLSsoccer.com
The Fire are happy to get the win. They didn't have mercy on the Red Bulls' babes in swaddling clothes, and you know what? They're still competing for a meaningful trophy. Good for them.
Despite elimination, USOC serves purpose for RBNY | MLSsoccer.com
Apparently this game was all about getting the reserves some valuable playing time, and Mike Petke some valuable coaching experience. You know, 'cause Backe doesn't trust them enough to give them field time when it's 4-0 against TFC.
RBNY Notebook: Traveling too much for USOC, says Backe | New York Red Bulls
The Red Bulls are exhausted with traveling. That's what New York head coach told MLSsoccer.com on Thursday...
except that they are FLYING TO ENGLAND in the middle of the season to play a tournament that nets them ZERO meaningful trophies. Aagh...
Red Bulls sign goalkeeper Frank Rost | New York Red Bulls
We have our new goalkeeper. I personally think he looks like one of Hans Gruber's henchman, and honestly, I'm excited by that.
Red Bulls Sign Rost, Veteran German Goalkeeper - NYTimes.com
Another look at the Rost signing.
Women's World Cup -- U.S.'s never-say-die attitude too much for France - ESPN
Another great game for the USWNT. Hopefully they have some ointment for the burns caused by scuffing against all those unshaven French legs.
The Sports Guy is a polarizing figure in American sports commentary, and is a fairly new convert to the Church of the Beautiful Game. However you look at him, this is an entertaining podcast with Chris Ryan about the Women's World Cup and soccer in general.
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I’m excited about Rost. Not just because he solves the incompetency in net, but also because he’s supposed to be a commanding presence, good at organizing his back four, not letting them fall asleep. Until the past several weeks when the goalkeeping woes came to the fore, the backline had been prone to blunders, falling asleep at times. If Rost can help remedy this, it’s a huge signing.
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