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no its looking more like it was luck.... Marsch just got the most out of them...

Taxi is a stud wish he could have gone to the English Premier League so it would be easier to see him play... I wish him the best.... I hope one day he chooses to come back


He cant play in England. If he could, he would have been there a couple of seasons ago.


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He cant play in England. If he could, he would have been there a couple of seasons ago.


That was due to his visa issues, no? He would have likely been sold much earlier if not for that roadblock.

I disagree that he couldnt cut it in England.

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no its looking more like it was luck.... Marsch just got the most out of them...

Taxi is a stud wish he could have gone to the English Premier League so it would be easier to see him play... I wish him the best.... I hope one day he chooses to come back

Ive seen you mention luck in a couple of different threads now and Im not quite sure I understand your point. When you list examples of guys that starts to reach 6 and 7 and on and on, thats not luck. Thats a formula that was in place that was working. They were good at identifying guys with obscure track records, or none at all, that fit well and allowed them to flourish. Unfortunately, the current regime has drifted away from that.

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That was due to his visa issues, no? He would have likely been sold much earlier if not for that roadblock.

I disagree that he couldnt cut it in England.


He could definitely cut it in England. Yes, he couldnt get a work visa because of his countrys FIFA ranking.

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Good for Taxi. Gonna miss him and will never forget him asking me why I didn't bring my Jamaica jersey to the meet the team day/signing in 2016. And then asking why I even had one.. 

 

Good dude.



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He cant play in England. If he could, he would have been there a couple of seasons ago.


He could have now because Jamaica cracked the FIFA top 50 for the first time in a while, but I don't think the interest was still there for him.

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The front office may spin in the quotes they give, but so far the only media person to criticize the team this offseason is Twellman.

All the other RBNY media regulars seem to be shilling for the club (possibly out of fear of losing their credentials/sources if they go negative).


This is true, except maybe for the Red Bull rant. Those guys call it how it is.

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I was hoping he'd stay and be the captain that finally lifts the cup


If he was captain then he definitely would have punched his ticket out of here... lookin at the last few captains we had.

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Good for him, hope he does well.

Also, were fucked.

 


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Cheap fucks. Pay the man. And while your at it sign some real fucking players and pay them too.

Good luck Taxi!

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Taxi is right for wanting more of the right persons on the squad. Fucking typical clownshoes.


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got to say Kemar, Morrow and DMB


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https://rbnn.us/2020...ay-to-transfer/

 

 

 

Sources with knowledge of the situation told RBNN that Lawrence had an on-going series of off the field problems for years, dating back to Jesse Marsch’s tenure as head coach.

 

Over the years, Lawrence often failed to report back to the team following international duty. In some cases, he would remain out of contact with the team for several days, reportedly turning his phone off.

 

One recent incident came last spring, when during a visit to the Philadelphia Union. The match is best known for Ilsinho’s game changing substitute performance, thrashing the Red Bulls in a come from behind win for the Union. Andre Blake and Kemar Lawrence were both expected to play in the match following their international foray. Blake appeared in the match, Lawrence did not.

 

At the time, Head Coach Chris Armas instead elected to cover for the player saying he had played 90 minutes and the team was being careful after a recent injury.

 



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https://rbnn.us/2020...ay-to-transfer/


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Hahaha RBNN is practically an extension of the FO.

Getting heat for transfering arguabely your most important player during a disastrous offseason? Call up an organization more than willing to tow the company line and dump every problem you ever had with him.

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