The response from the CSA regarding the lack of coverage for the Canadian friendlies is that:
”Macedonia does not have tv/internet for us, so we are updating details via our website. Details to follow from polish FA per match on 18th.”
So, if this is true and Macedonia didn’t have any tv cameras at their stadium, we [...]
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Update to Last Post
Posted in CSA, Canadian Men's National Soccer Team on November 14, 2009 | 2 Comments »
If the Canadian Men’s Team Plays a Match, and Nobody in Canada sees it, Does it Make a Sound?
Posted in CSA, Canadian Matters, Canadian Men's National Soccer Team, tagged CSA, Sportsnet on November 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
If you’re excited about the continued progress of our Canadian Men’s National team under Steven Hart, forget about watching them on television when they play this weekend’s friendly against Macedonia or on November 18 v. Poland.
Pompey Canuck posted on the 24th Minute Blog that Sportsnet has the rights to these matches. Does Sportsnet actually plan [...]
Begovic and the CSA- Real Discussions and Less Whining.
Posted in CSA, tagged Begovic, CSA on November 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today Jason Devost posted a blog about Asmir Begovic’s decision not to play for Canada, despite being raised here, playing for Canada in the U20, and attending two matches for the CMNT as a back up goalie:
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/blogs/2009/11/the_other_side_of_the_asmir_be.html
Jason mentions in his article the following illustration about the ineptitude of the CSA:
I received a phone call from my former agent [...]
Two Thumbs Down and One Thumb up for the CSA.
Posted in CSA, tagged Canadian Men's National Soccer, CSA on October 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This week I’ve decided to grow myself an extra thumb and give two up to the CSA and one down.
Thumb Up
On the positive, good on the CSA for getting our Men’s National Team two decent upcoming friendlies against Macedonia on November 14 and against Poland on November 18. Macedonia is currently ranked 66th in the [...]
