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But people telling you they don't like what you're saying *are* the consequences.

Dunno if this can be called official, but in Victoria they'll play the games at the Yates Street Taphouse, 759 Yates St.

Thanks. W're all in this together.

Ha, yep, I already got raked over the coals for that one. That error has been fixed.

Hearing words I wrote be read aloud on Belize TV remains one of the highlights of my career/life. EDIT: Also, the fact that "silly nonsense I made up" somehow became "a poll conducted by the Canada Soccer magazine" delights me to this day.

A reminder that unless Leutwiler has a parent or grandparent born in Canada, he isn't eligible to play for us. Having citizenship does not automatically make one eligible, under FIFA's rules. Of course, one would presume that having a Canadian-born parent is how a guy born and raised in Switzerland got a Canadian passport in the first place. But I haven't seen this explicitly confirmed anywhere. Forgive me if this has been confirmed somewhere and I've just missed it; and if that's the case, could someone share a link?

I'm shocked and disappointed that no one has mentioned Drew Beckie as an option. He's gotta be at least fifth or sixth on the depth chart right now.

"Bhutanese Poochie, it looks like you have something to say! Do you?" "Why yes, I certainly do!...." [Bhutan fined 15,000 Swiss francs for political propaganda by dog]

He goes where he wants He goes where he wa-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-ants Bhutanese poochie He goes where he wants

As I said on Twitter, my guess is that the "insulting" chant in Vancouver against Mexico was "you fat bastard!" The fans did do that same chant against Honduras and no fine for that game, though. So, who knows.

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You may wanna consider retiring from Internet commenting after this one.

They would both have to file one-time switches to do so, and I can't possibly envision them, at ages 23/21, permanently giving up on the potential of playing for the senior teams of Portugal/Italy, simply to play in the last round of CONCACAF qualifying.

Since Arfield played for Scotland at the youth level, he would have needed to file "one-time switch" paperwork with FIFA in order to be considered eligible for Canada. The fact that he's on our roster means that paperwork has been approved. And, as the name would suggest, it is a one-time switch. So, even if he never plays a minute for us, he is now cap-tied to Canada.

He ain't the third man.