footyfanatic01 Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 Let's go Canada. We need this win, we need this for all the youth players, all the fans, all the coaches in the CSA. We need this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
beachesl Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 MÉXICO VENCE A CANADÁ 1-0 AL MEDIO TIEMPO Alineaciones México 1.- Sergio Arias Delgado; 2.- Patricio Araujo Vázquez ©, 3.- Efraín Juárez Valdez, 4.- Christian Sánchez Narvaez, 5.- Jorge Torres Nilo, 6.- Omar Esparza Morales, 7.- Jorge Hernández González, 9.- Carlos Alberto Vela, 13.- Edgar Andrade Rentaría, 17.- Pedro Valverde Flores, 18.- Cesar Oswaldo Villaluz. D. T. Jesús Ramírez Ruvalcaba. Canadá 18.- Lorenzo Borella; 3.- Marinko Maras, 4.- Kyle Oliveira ©, 5.- Nana Attakora, 6.- Jonathan Bourgault, 9.- Selvin Shane Lammie, 11.- A.J. Gray, 12.- Michael Pereira, 13.- Alex Marello, 14.- Marcus Haber, 17.- Aam Lang. D. T. Sthepen Hart. Árbitro Central: Ricardo Salazar (Estados Unidos) Asistente 1: Kernil Quisenberry (Estados Unidos) Asistente 2: Lindon Douglas (Bahamas) Cuarto oficial: Joel Aguilar (El Salvador) Fecha: 2005-05-21 Hora: 22:28:03 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
beachesl Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 1T means half time intermission, 1P means during first half playing time. As you can see, the report ifrom the intermission (medio partido) is already about 35 minutes old. They are now in last twenty minutes of the match, but no update since intermission yet. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Elias Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 2-0 Mexico. Canada finishes 3rd. Fire Yallop. On a serious note, I think it's high time Canada invades Honduras. Or just nuke 'em. Where's Dubya when you need him? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
footyfanatic01 Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 Why fire Yallop? Give some reasons, your just making yourself look like a moron. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Elias Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 quote:Originally posted by footyfanatic01 Why fire Yallop? Give some reasons, your just making yourself look like a moron. And nuking Honduras makes me look like a genious? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
beachesl Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 La Selección Sub-17 de México, se calificó esta noche al Mundial Perú 2005, al vencer a su similar de Canadá por dos goles a cero en el último encuentro del Grupo B del Premundial Concacaf 2005, que se realizó en Culiacán, Sinaloa. México, culminó invicto y con la portería sellada, tras la magnifica actuación de toda la Selección Sub-17. El encuentro fue presenciado por el Gobernador del Estado de Sinaloa, Lic. Jesús Aguilar Padilla, quien se sumó a los más de 4000 aficionados que se dieron cita en el Estadio Carlos González y González de Culiacán, Sinaloa y que manifestaron su alegría cuando el silbante señaló la finalización del partido con la calificación de México al Mundial Péru 2005. Honduras, culminó como segundo lugar del Grupo B y jugará contra Costa Rica por definir el tercer boleto de la Concacaf y último clasificado a la justa internacional. México se sumó a Perú, China, Corea, Qatar, Ghana, Gambia, Costa de Marfil, Brasil, Uruguay, Australia, Turquía, Holanda, Italia y Estados Unidos, selecciones que participarán del 16 de septiembre al 2 de octubre en el Mundial Perú 2005. El partido Canadá comenzó con la presión los primeros minutos, México aguantó y después del minuto 5, tomó la media cancha y dominó las acciones. Al minuto 12, Cesar Villaluz marcó la primera anotación del conjunto tricolor. Un disparo rechazado por la defensa canadiense, le quedó a modo al mexicano quien desde la media luna mandó un disparo cargado al poste derecho. El arquero se tendió mal, el balón le paso cerca incrustandose en la portería. El partido se tornó de ida y vuelta, Canadá intenta sorprender a México con base en pelotazos buscando contragolpear, pero el tricolor se mantuvo mejor plantado en el terreno de juego y controló el resto de la primera parte, manteniendo el dominio. Jesús Ramírez, Técnico mexicano decidió continuar con la ofensiva y asegurar el marcador, ingresando a Geovanni Dos Santos y sacando del terreno de juego a Jorge Hernández; mientras que Stephen Hart decidido a recuperar la media cancha sacó al delantero Selvin Shame e ingresó a Rudolp Pierre. Canadá no encuentra la formula para abrir al conjunto azteca, el estratega Hart, ingresa al mediocampista Keegan Ayre y retira a Michael Pereira. México continua con el dominio del encuentro, la desesperación del cuadro canadiense se hace patente y el juego limpio que habían ejercido durante la mayor parte del partido se va, comienzan las acciones rudas, lo que trae como consecuencia la amonestación de Adam Lang al minuto 54. El técnico mexicano Jesús Ramírez convencido que este cuadro aun puede dar más, realiza un cambio de delantero por delantero, retirando a Carlos Vela e ingresando a Heriberto Beltrán Meza. En el último cambio de México, Ever Guzmán ocupó el lugar de Edgar Andrade en la delantera mexicana. Al minuto 86, Geovanni Dos Santos recibió el balón en el área, filtró a Guzmán quien remató para poner cifras definitivas de dos a cero y colocar a México en el Mundial Perú 2005. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Elias Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 The Selection Sub-17 of Mexico, qualified this night al World Peru 2005, al to conquer to its similar one of Canada for two goals to zero in the last encounter of the Group B of the Premundial Concacaf 2005, that was carried out in Culiacán, Sinaloa. Mexico, culminated unbeaten and with the entrance sealed, after the magnifica action of all the Selection Sub-17. The encounter was witnessed by the Governor of the State of Sinaloa, Lic. Jesus Aguilar Padilla of whom added to the more than 4000 fans that were given appointment in the Stadium Carlos González and González of Culiacán, Sinaloa and that declared its happiness when the silbante indicated the finalización of the party with the qualification of Mexico al World Péru 2005. Honduras, culminated like second place of the Group B and will play against Costa Rica by defining the third ticket of the Concacaf and last classified to the just international one. Mexico added to Peru, Chinese, Korea, Katar, Ghana, Gambia, Ivory Coast, Brazil, Uruguay, Australia, Turkey, Holland, Italy and United States, selections that will participate of September 16 al 2 of October in the World one Peru 2005. The party Canada began with the pressure the first minutes, Mexico endured and after the minute 5, took the average court and dominated the actions. Al minute 12, to Cease Villaluz marked the first annotation of the tricolor assembly. A shot rejected by the Canadian defense, remained to way al Mexican who since the average moon sent a loaded shot al right post. The goalkeeper spreaded himself badly, the ball him step fence being embedded in the entrance. The party he became roundtrip, Canada tries to surprise to Mexico based on kicks seeking to counterattack, but the tricolor was maintained better planted in the land of play and controlled the remainder of the first part, maintaining the control. Jesus Ramírez, Mexican Technician decided to continue with the offensive and to assure the scoreboard, entering to Geovanni Two Saints and removing of the land of play to Jorge Hernández; while Stephen Hart determined to recover the average court removed al forward Selvin Shame and entered to Rudolp Pierre. Canada does not find formulates it to open al joint Aztec, the strategist Hart, enters al mediocampista Keegan Ayre and withdraws to Michael Pereira. Mexico continuous with the control of the encounter, the desperation of the Canadian picture is done patent and the fair play that had exercised during the majority of the party goes, they begin the coarse actions, what brings as consequence the admonition of Adam Lang al minute 54. The Mexican technician Jesus Ramírez convinced that this picture even can give more, carries out a change of forward by forward, withdrawing Carlos Candle and entering to Heriberto Beltrán Rock. In the last change of Mexico, Ever Guzmán occupied the place of Edgar Andrade in the forward one Mexican. Al minute 86, Geovanni Two Saints received the ball in the area, filtered to Guzmán who concluded to put final figures from two to zero and to place to Mexico in the World one Peru 2005. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RS Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 quote:Originally posted by footyfanatic01 Why fire Yallop? Give some reasons, your just making yourself look like a moron. Your sarcasm meter must be turned off. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Massive Attack Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 Men's Junior (U-17) Team Sunday, May 22, 2005 Canada Falls to Mexico 2-0 Culiacán, Mexico – Canada’s U17 National Team battled for a spot in this fall’s World Championships this evening but unfortunely couldn’t overcome another backbreaking goal in the early moments of the first half. Mexico added to its total in the dying minutes of the contest, sealing its ticket to the World Championships and sending Canada home empty handed. The young tricolores started off the encounter brightly and in the 7th minute had its first half-chance. A long diagonal ball from the left found a streaking Mexican winger at the right side of the penalty area. The Mexican took one touch and then hammered his shot off the side netting from a difficult angle. Five minutes later, however, the Mexicans would grab a lead they would not squander. Cesar Villaluz spun freely in the middle of the field and decided to try his luck from well over 35 yards. The shot seemed to surprise Lorenzo Borella (Brossard, QC) and the young Canadian had to scramble across his goal. Unfortunately the shot skipped under the young keeper’s outstretched arm and settled into the back of Canada’s goal. Not soon after though, Canada’s Shane Lammie (Toronto, ON) had two chances to equalize but on both occasions was rushed into shooting early. The first saw Lammie out-muscle two defenders near the right touchline and then wheel away from both Mexicans. When the Toronto-native closed in on the right corner of the area he decided to take the shot early but his curling effort just sailed over the upper left corner. Lammie then reacted quickest to a through ball from Marcus Haber in the dying moments of the half but as he toed the ball by the goalkeeper there was a tremendous collision at the penalty spot. Lammie certainly took the worst of the challenge and adding to Canada’s injury woes, the young striker had to be carried off and did not return. Canada then made all three of its changes in the second half but could not break down the Mexican defense, who knew full well that a draw would be more than enough to see them to Peru. In the dying minutes of the game, Mexico would grab another after a scramble in the Canadian area was bundled over the line by Ever Guzman Zavala, essentially sealing the victory and the Group B title for the Tricolores. “I certainly couldn’t ask anymore of the players tonight”, said a dejected Canadian Head Coach after the match. “We played a solid game of football tonight but could not get the result we needed against a very talented Mexican team who will certainly raise a lot of eyebrows this fall in Peru (at the World Championships).” Saturday, May 21, 2005 CONCACAF U17 Final Round Qualification – Group B Estadio Carlos Gonzalez y Gonzalez Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico CANADA – 0 (0) MEXICO – 2 (1) Goals CANADA – none MEXICO – Villaluz 12’; Zavala 87’ Cautions CANADA – Pereira 54’ MEXICO – none Expulsions - none CANADA: 3 – MARAS Marinko; 4 – OLIVEIRA Kyle (Captain); 5 – ATTAKORA Nana; 9 – LAMMIE Shane (7 – MAYARD Rudolph 46’); 11 – GRAY Andrew; 12 – PEREIRA Michael (8 – AYRE Keegan 62’); 13 – MARRELLO Alex (10 – JARAMILLO Josue 77’); 14 – HABER Marcus; 17 – LANG Adam; 22 – BORELLA Lorenzo Head Coach: HART Stephen Subs not used: 1 – STREET Adam (injured); 2 – KEREK Robert; 15 – RIDLEY Curtis; 16 – AWUAKYE Joseph MEXICO: 1 – ARIAS Sergio; 2 – ARAUJO Patrico; 3 – JUAREZ Efrain; 4 – SANCHEZ Christian; 5 – TORRES Jorge Emmanuel; 6 – ESPARZA Omar; 7 – HERNANDEZ Jorge (8 – DOS SANTOS Giovanni 46’); 9 – VELA Carlos Alberto (14 – BELTRAN Heriberto 69’); 13 – ANDRADE Edgar (10 – ZAVALA Ever Guzman 77’); 17 – VALVERDE Pedro; 18 – VILLALUZ Cesar Head Coach: RAMIREZ Jesus Subs not used: 11 – GALLEGOS Mario Alberto; 12 – GALLARDO Jesus Alejandro; 15 – RODRIGUEZ Adrian Alderete; 16 – OVIEDO Mitchel http://canadasoccer.com/eng/media/viewArtical.asp?Press_ID=2186 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
analyst Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 The failure to qualify is disappointing. Since I didn't watch the games, I don't know why the team failed therefore I won't speculate. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kelownaguy Posted May 22, 2005 Share Posted May 22, 2005 Once again starting the tourney off on the wrong foot with a 2-0 loss to Honduras really hurt us badly here,, same as World Cup Qualifying with the senior team and the home loss to Guatemala which we were very ill-prepared. Although this Under 17 team was much better prepared, if you look at the Hondurans other games, 3-0 loss to Mexico and 1-1 tie with Haiti (both of our results were better vs those teams) we really should of had a much better result vs Honduras,, maybe the boys were nervous and needed a game under their belts,,, who knows ??? Losing Shane Lammie for the second half in this crucial game against Mexico must of really stung as well because out of all the games this team has played together in the past year, he has scored many of their goals and for the most part been their offence. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
analyst Posted May 24, 2005 Share Posted May 24, 2005 In another thread about the U17 team, someone suggested the reason that only 3 players on the team were from Quebec may have to do with citizenship. Does anyone know if that is true? It doesn't make much sense that 3 are from Quebec which won the U16 all-star championship last summer, and 8 from Ontario which placed second and five from BC which placed fifth. Don't BC and Ontario have equally high immigration as Quebec? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
loyola Posted May 24, 2005 Author Share Posted May 24, 2005 It isn't an immigration question, it's a matter of who in a particular team is a citizen of Canada. It can be a question of luck, like a team with a lot of foreigner just arriving in Canada. But I don't think it's a question of immigration in this case. Like I said in the other thread Nunez from Quebec was injured so we have at least one more from Quebec and another player from Quebec (don't have his name) couldn't be there due to an injury suffer a long time ago(so we have 5 Quebec players). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ivan Posted May 24, 2005 Share Posted May 24, 2005 Also, sometimes individual talent will make the difference. Bourgault (called the best Canadian player in the Italian tournament by the Italian press) and Nunez (Hart sounded very disappointed when discussing a few key injuries prior to the qualifying tournament) were two of the top attacking players on the team. Mayard was also a staple during the camps, but must have had a poor performance vs. Honduras as he was benched for the next two. Another player called Mario Panizzon from Quebec participated in many of the camps, but did not make the final cut. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ashton Gate Posted May 24, 2005 Share Posted May 24, 2005 Mario Panizzon is an Edmonton, Alberta product in the Prairie NTC run by Sean Fleming (assistant coach to Stephen Hart for the Mexico qualifiers). He got a goal in the first April friendly vs Guatemala coming on as a sub for Shane Lammie in the 70th minute. Also played for 20 min in the second friendly vs Guatemala. No idea why he was not in the squad. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ivan Posted May 24, 2005 Share Posted May 24, 2005 quote:Originally posted by Ashton Gate Mario Panizzon is an Edmonton, Alberta product in the Prairie NTC run by Sean Fleming (assistant coach to Stephen Hart for the Mexico qualifiers). He got a goal in the first April friendly vs Guatemala coming on as a sub for Shane Lammie in the 70th minute. Also played for 20 min in the second friendly vs Guatemala. No idea why he was not in the squad. Yup. You're right. My bad. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Observer Posted May 25, 2005 Share Posted May 25, 2005 quote:Originally posted by loyola It isn't an immigration question, it's a matter of who in a particular team is a citizen of Canada. It can be a question of luck, like a team with a lot of foreigner just arriving in Canada. But I don't think it's a question of immigration in this case. Like I said in the other thread Nunez from Quebec was injured so we have at least one more from Quebec and another player from Quebec (don't have his name) couldn't be there due to an injury suffer a long time ago(so we have 5 Quebec players). I think you are right. I asked the Provincial coach here who attended the tournament in BC about the players. He said Quebec had the top scorer and another player both really good players who were not Canadian Citizeans. he also said that Lang, Haber and Maras did not play for Bc in the tournament. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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