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York9 has just signed Julian de Guzman's 7 year old son. Just to fuck with his head.

As a season ticket holder, I'll be coming up from Niagara  for the game!
 

As a season ticket holder, I'll be coming up from Niagara  for the game!
 

As a season ticket holder, I'll be coming up from Niagara  for the game!
 

As a season ticket holder, I'll be coming up from Niagara  for the game!
 

Am I the only one who finds it funny that the Faroe Islamds have 2 tier and we’re just getting our first

Man you go deep

Looks like Stephen Eustaquio is set to be transferred to GD Chaves who are currently 7th in the Portuguese first division. 

Man, I think you're giving this whole division 1 idea way too much emphasis. Sao Tome e Principe has a Div 1 and I'd take a confident guess that it's not USL quality. D1 doesn't mean it isn't developmental league where local players (and coaches) can continue to grow in hopes to make it to a larger leagues. Div 1 just means the top of that countries pyramid.
 
@Cheeta summed it up nicely on another board (sorry I donno how to do cross-board quoting)
"If there are 100 paying jobs as Canadian footballers available out there in the CPL that's 100 jobs ambitious youth players can spend a few years chasing their dream.  They have a reason to stick with this playing footie at the best level they can without setting their lives back a decade by chasing a pipe dream in foreign lands.  And I'd bet for every one of those 100 jobs there will be 100 elite youth players willing to put off "growing up" for a bit longer because that opportunity exists.  
We all know the league is going to be a stepping stone to better things, or a place to re-invigorate a stalled career but that doesn't make it a bad thing.  Quite the opposite.  It's going to be a real fun place, you can just feel it.  "

You'd be super naive to assume that the CanPL is going to start at a higher or equal level to USL. Like you said most of these players can't get a job in the USL, yet CanPL is being started to create a development channel for this exact type of player so they don't have to go to Slovakian 5th division to play. 

Keep your head up brother. Don't be hard on yourself, crap happens. Good things come to those who are patient. You'll make your mark and find some stability soon, I'm sure. How long are you out for and are you staying in Denmark?

Shameless self plug. Had a trial in a match for Hobro IK's reserve team versus Aalborgs Reserve team today. Had a starting role, was set to left back.
 
http://hikfodbold.dk/stort-reservenederlag-i-aalborg-n2-1464?id=1464
http://hikfodbold.dk/domoraud-med-i-reserveholdskamp-i-eftermiddag-n2-1463?id=1463
 
4-0 loss, pulled my quadriceps tendon, now injured :/ Unfortunately did not make the team in the end.
 
Will continue with this setback in mind and try to progress from it.

For me, 100% approval rate. But hey, I don't ask for much from anyone, ask someone more demanding.
 

this is a big deal, with Cordova there and his brother already in the program, this could be the push to have him switch.

Twitter is reporting that Once Caldas did not sign Nicolas Galvis after his tryout but that he is signing with Deportivo Perreira in the second division of Colombia.

Another 96 in Portugal, Dieu Merci Yuma finished with 21 goals in 15 games in Portuguese 4th tier.
http://www.zerozero.pt/player.php?id=505881&edicao_id=95200
His club (Electrico) has gained promotion to the 3rd tier for next season.
http://www.zerozero.pt/edition.php?id=104639

Opare is a Canadian citizen who wants to play for Canada. For me that is enough to warrant being interested in him and following his career even if FIFA regulations prevent him from ever playing for Canada.

It's interesting that there have been some recent moves to MLS for our players.  There are now 28 Canadian players in MLS, which is an all time high.
Between MLS, NASL and USL there are more domestic pros than we have ever had before.  The player pool is starting to have some real depth.