Spread the word... Up the Zieloni!!!!!!
Great avatar!!!!!
True.... hence the reason foır the Radomiak UK website aşthough the guy who runs feels pretty lonely at the mo... the club actually went out of business for about five daystwo months ago while the POlish league revoked and then reinstated its licence... Dark days but a great future ahead if the club is given time.
Anyway mate... go! go! go! Poland's a great country and very cheap.
Sorry mate but Belgium is so domesticated Western Europe. Polish football is still so underdeveloped... almost jumpers for goalposts stuff and Radomiak have suffered they are the natural counterparts to the Albion, so much unlike your comfortable middle Belgium team.I was waiting for this
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Can't go wrong with the blue and white colour scheme, eh?
The MLS season kicks off tomorrow, but CF Montréal will play 6 away games before opening at home in mid-April -- for reasons altogether unfathomable to me.
Anyway, we're one of the better clubs at fostering homegrown talent -- there are 4 French-speaking Québécois and 4 English Canadians on the squad, plus half-a-dozen Yanks, and a number of European, Hispanic and African players. We actually finished 2nd in the Eastern Conference with 5 Canucks in our regular starting XI, but unfortunately lost to NYCFC in the quarter-finals.
Two of our greatest claims to fame: Thierry Henry coached us for a year, as did Wilfried Nancy, who led the Columbus Crew to the MLS title last year playing De Zerbi ball.
CF Montréal's owners are Italian-Canadian. The Saputos came to Québec from Sicily and became multi-millionnaires famous nationwide for their dairy products. The current family rep is Joey Saputo, who's also well-known as the chairman and majority shareholder of Bologna FC. In fact, back in May, I was having breakfast with an Italian couple at a B&B in Golders Green, and it turned out they were from Bologna! We ended up talking about the Saputo-Montréal-Bologna football nexus for the next hour, lol.
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Can't go wrong with the blue and white colour scheme, eh?
The MLS season kicks off tomorrow, but CF Montréal will play 6 away games before opening at home in mid-April -- for reasons altogether unfathomable to me.
Anyway, we're one of the better clubs at fostering homegrown talent -- there are 4 French-speaking Québécois and 4 English Canadians on the squad, plus half-a-dozen Yanks, and a number of European, Hispanic and African players. We actually finished 2nd in the Eastern Conference with 5 Canucks in our regular starting XI, but unfortunately lost to NYCFC in the quarter-finals.
Two of our greatest claims to fame: Thierry Henry coached us for a year, as did Wilfried Nancy, who led the Columbus Crew to the MLS title last year playing De Zerbi ball.
CF Montréal's owners are Italian-Canadian. The Saputos came to Québec from Sicily and became multi-millionnaires famous nationwide for their dairy products. The current family rep is Joey Saputo, who's also well-known as the chairman and majority shareholder of Bologna FC. In fact, back in May, I was having breakfast with an Italian couple at a B&B in Golders Green, and it turned out they were from Bologna! We ended up talking about the Saputo-Montréal-Bologna football nexus for the next hour, lol.
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