LE’EXCELLENCE
Erik Soler said Le Toux would bring a different dimension to the Red Bulls, both as a striker as well as a distributor. Though the conditions limited his play, both skills were on full display.
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You know, overall it was a great win. They did wells enough to win. What Moe can u ask for?
He didn’t even play but my post is still going to be about Rafa. Can we just call it a loss and cut him? He’s too lazy to put in a full shift at center back and he’s just not good enough to play any role in the midfield. Dax is a workhorse and the experiment of playing both of them in the middle was a dismal failure. Basically we are paying Rafa almost 5 million a year to hit some long balls that Thierry may or may not be able to run on to.
I’ll tell you Chuck … the frustration seems to be seeping into the team as well. Henry has always been a staunch supporter but other teammates are beginning to grumble.
That was a truly classy goal from Henry! Hope to see more of those lofted balls from Le Toux as well.