Wednesday December 16, 2009
1:15 pm |
Dude...all I can say to your comments is, your statements appear personal. Did he do something to you that causes you to disregard the hard work and chances he has taken by going to Europe, playing in the CL, etc., getting injured, fighting through poor form and people writing him off then STILL playing well! Just look at his last 3 games.
Beas is back!
— Floyd
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Monday December 14, 2009
9:29 pm |
No player is more polarizing in our national team talks than Damarcus. My greatest denunciation does not concern the player he can be when his confidence is at its peak. The sad fact is he is an inconsistent performer; he'll be on fire for a few months, then look like a timid old man at the worst possible time (see WC 2006 and Confed Cup). That he is regaining form slowly doesn't mean that he's going to be a regular again, it means that he could well be a loser come South Africa, and we will need to shove in a replacement (Convey in 2006). I feel no loyalty toward him because he has failed this team at crucial times, and no sympathy because he has abused trust without fail.
— dude
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Monday December 14, 2009
5:11 pm |
You don't lose your skill, you lose your confidence, which is what has happened in his case. All he needs is a coach to show confidence in him and he will gain his confidence back. Maybe he has lost a step but he still can fly down the left side and still has great vision on the ball. Give him minutes and he will re-emerge as a threat for the US.
— Brian
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Monday December 14, 2009
3:12 pm |
Pretty strong appraisal of Beasley's skill. For me, he is too young to write off. As far as the US is concerned, who is better on the left?
— Floyd DeBow
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Monday December 14, 2009
2:02 pm |
he's not good enough anymore! why do people insist on using the players that had lost they're talent, and who are not on there prime anymore. we need younger and more talented players people get over him already!
— eurofan
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Monday December 14, 2009
10:47 am |
Wait a minute!! How soon we tend to forget that Beasely had a devastating knee injury and has lacked consistent playing time since (simular to Edu and many others). Why are we trying to write off a mainstay in the USMNT program since he was a teenager at 27?
Give the guy a chance to work his way back to full match fitness and with Walter Smith giving him a chance to prove his quality with PT, "The Beas" will be back.
— Floyd Debow
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Monday December 14, 2009
1:00 am |
Unless Beasley has SEVERAL more like this match, he has yet to deserve anything like a recall to the National team... I'm much more interested in Maurice Edu's condition, as we have a real NEED for his services come next spring.
— Robert Kiernan
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Monday December 14, 2009
12:12 am |
This had better NOT earn Beasley a call up. This had better get him in the shop window for a move to league with decent quality across the board. He shredded the St. Johnstone defense... yipee. Glad to see him get some starts and with it some confidence, and with luck, weekly duties elsewhere.
— Bob the Tomato
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Sunday December 13, 2009
10:27 pm |
Well... here goes the Beasley coaster again.
— dude
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