Mexicans Abroad, September 26/27, 2009

September 28th, 2009 | By: Al | 5 Comments »

A very productive weekend for most of our players abroad, with a few of them getting ready for midweek Champions League action. Also, history is made in Italy.

Spain:

Rafael Marquez (FC Barcelona):

Rafa was on the bench and did not feature in Barca’s 0-2 victory at Malaga on Saturday. Likely that he’s being rested for the Champions League match against Dynamo Kiev on Tuesday.

Jonathan Dos Santos (Barcelona Atlétic):

Jonathan played all 90 minutes in Barca Atlétic’s 3-2 loss against Sant Andreu.

Andres Guardado (Deportivo de La Coruña):

Guardado played all 90 minutes in Depor’s 1-0 victory over Villarreal.

Hugo Sanchez (coach, Almeria):

Almeria drew 2-2 at home against Racing Santander.

England:

Carlos Vela (Arsenal FC):

Vela was on the bench and did not feature in Arsenal’s 0-1 victory over Fulham. That dumbass Nicklas Bendtner just got into a car accident today (he’s okay) but is still ruled out for tomorrow’s match against Olympiakos, so expect Carlos to make an appearance.

Giovani Dos Santos (Tottenham Hotspur):

Giovani is injured from last Wednesday’s Carling Cup match against Preston North End and will be out for about a month.

Guillermo Franco (West Ham United):

West Ham is playing today, and Guille isn’t even on the bench.

Germany:

Ricardo Osorio (VfB Stuttgart):

Osorio didn’t even make the bench in Stuttgart’s 0-3 victory over Eintrach Frankfurt.

Italy:

Miguel Layun (Atalanta BC):

Layun came off the bench in the 82nd minute in Atalanta’s 1-1 draw at Chievo Verona. This is the first time a Mexican has ever made an appearance in Serie A.

Holland:

Carlos Salcido (PSV Eindhoven):

Salcido was on the bench and didn’t participate in PSV’s 3-1 victory over Willem II.

Francisco “Maza” Rodriguez (PSV Eindhoven):

Maza played all 90 minutes in PSV’s 3-1 victory over Willem II. His partnership with Andre Oojier is considered the most effective option for the team and Maza is quickly winning over fans.

Hector Moreno (AZ Alkmaar):

Moreno played all 90 minutes in AZ’s 1-0 loss to FC Utrecht.

Greece:

Antonio De Nigris (Larissa FC):

Tano played all 90 minutes in Larissa’s 0-0 draw against Giannina.

Ukraine:

Nery Castillo (FC Dnipro):

What do you think. Not even on the bench this weekend. The man is finished and he’s only in his mid 20’s.

Finland:

Alberto Ramirez (FC Inter Turku):

Ramirez played all 90 in Inter’s 2-2 draw against Tamu.



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Username By Ernie | September 29th, 2009 at 9:24 am
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Its really sad what is happening to Nery..but i guess thats were his attitude is taking him. He will probably get called up for the game against El Salvador so he isnt worried about getting any playing time real soon.

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Username By Ernie | September 29th, 2009 at 9:25 am
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Who is Alberto Ramirez? what position does he play?

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Username By Al | September 29th, 2009 at 11:07 am
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Alberto Ramirez is a midfielder, captain of the 2003 U-17 squad and played with Tecos since 2004 until this year. Currently has 18 appearances and 1 goal with Inter Turku.

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Username By Andrea | September 29th, 2009 at 1:17 pm
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Thanks Al!

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Username By fernando calderon | October 4th, 2009 at 2:11 pm
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is very sad what’s going on right now and nery’s future …. he should come to the mls to get his game back and start playing again and stop dreaming … yes ukraine is in europe acording to geography,…. but thats not how soccer is rank!!..

Best wishes!!! to nery from todos los mexicanos de washington dc.

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