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lucerne hat geschrieben: einzig "pro wiederaufnahme" lass ich das argument als potentieller nachfolger von hakan gelten, aber er kann ja dann in einem jahr wieder zurückkommen (und ich schreibe absichtlich nicht angekrochen kommen)...

TurbojugendFCL hat geschrieben:TJ

TurbojugendFCL hat geschrieben:P R A G E R

andixedge hat geschrieben:

Umluftofen hat geschrieben:Bitte noch bizli Werbung für Seoane in Vancouver machen.

lucerne hat geschrieben:

Radiohead hat geschrieben:An dieser Stelle auch mal ein grosses Dankeschön an die FCL-Verantwortlichen. Es ist wohl ein offenes Geheimnis, dass Chiumiento in den letzten Wochen desöfteren beim FCL angekrochen kam, für diese es aber kein Zurück mehr gab, da man bereits die entsprechenden Transfers getätigt hat und die finanziellen Möglichkeiten mehr als ausgereizt sind. Soll nicht bedeuten, dass ich lieber einen Prager statt einen Chiumiento im Team sehen würde. Aber ein Überangebot im Mittelfeld und finanzielle Probleme sehe ich als das grössere Übel, als auf den kleinen Zauberer zu verzichten.

aber chiumiento landet beim aktuellen kader auf der ersatzbank.

Radiohead hat geschrieben:

lucerne hat geschrieben:

Radiohead hat geschrieben:An dieser Stelle auch mal ein grosses Dankeschön an die FCL-Verantwortlichen. Es ist wohl ein offenes Geheimnis, dass Chiumiento in den letzten Wochen desöfteren beim FCL angekrochen kam, für diese es aber kein Zurück mehr gab, da man bereits die entsprechenden Transfers getätigt hat und die finanziellen Möglichkeiten mehr als ausgereizt sind. Soll nicht bedeuten, dass ich lieber einen Prager statt einen Chiumiento im Team sehen würde. Aber ein Überangebot im Mittelfeld und finanzielle Probleme sehe ich als das grössere Übel, als auf den kleinen Zauberer zu verzichten.

aber chiumiento landet beim aktuellen kader auf der ersatzbank.

Da würde ich aber schon dagegenwetten. Auf einen Chiumiento in der Form der letzten Monate kann meiner Meinung eigentlich kein Offensiv-ausgerichteter NLA-Verein verzichten und so überzeugt hat mich Gygax bisher nicht.

macaloony hat geschrieben:

Radiohead hat geschrieben:

lucerne hat geschrieben: aber chiumiento landet beim aktuellen kader auf der ersatzbank.

Da würde ich aber schon dagegenwetten. Auf einen Chiumiento in der Form der letzten Monate kann meiner Meinung eigentlich kein Offensiv-ausgerichteter NLA-Verein verzichten und so überzeugt hat mich Gygax bisher nicht.

naja, die zahlen sprechen glaub für sich, gygax mit 2 toren und 3 assists in 3 spielen bester skorer der ASL (übrigens gemeinsam mit a.frei und super-nello)

Wayne Rooney hat geschrieben:Chiumiento

macaloony hat geschrieben:

Radiohead hat geschrieben:

lucerne hat geschrieben: aber chiumiento landet beim aktuellen kader auf der ersatzbank.

Da würde ich aber schon dagegenwetten. Auf einen Chiumiento in der Form der letzten Monate kann meiner Meinung eigentlich kein Offensiv-ausgerichteter NLA-Verein verzichten und so überzeugt hat mich Gygax bisher nicht.

naja, die zahlen sprechen glaub für sich, gygax mit 2 toren und 3 assists in 3 spielen bester skorer der ASL (übrigens gemeinsam mit a.frei und super-nello)

Whitecaps FC add Swiss pair


August 17, 2010

Vancouver Whitecaps FC announced today the acquisition and signings of two Swiss Super League standouts in midfielder Davide Chiumiento and Canadian-born defender Alain Rochat - pending USSF D-2 Pro League approval. Per club policy, terms of the acquisitions and contracts were not disclosed.



Chiumiento, 25, is a free agent signing who played the last three seasons with FC Luzern. The 5-foot-8, 150-pound attacking midfielder had a breakout year last season with the Swiss club. In 28 appearances, the playmaker scored 11 goals and added five assists. During his three seasons with FC Luzern, Chiumiento appeared in 97 matches, scored 17 goals, and was credited with 16 assists.



Prior to his time with FC Luzern, the native of Heiden, Switzerland, was a member of Italian giants Juventus FC. At 19 years of age, the midfielder made his debut with the Serie A club during the 2003-04 season. He then spent the next three seasons on loan with former Serie A club AC Siena, French Ligue 1 side Le Mans FC, and Swiss Super League outfit Berner Sport Club (BSC) Young Boys.


Highlights
Chiumiento, who is scheduled to arrive in Vancouver at the end of August, holds both Swiss and Italian citizenship and has appeared 11 times for Switzerland's U-21 squad. Last March, the midfielder earned his first senior cap for Switzerland in a friendly against Uruguay.

Rochat, 27, was acquired by Whitecaps FC from FC Zürich and has been immediately loaned back to the Swiss Super League club until the opening of the January 2011 international transfer window. The 6-foot, 170-pound central defender - who can also play as a left fullback - first joined FC Zürich on loan during the 2006-07 season from Stade Rennais FC of France’s Ligue 1 before making his move permanent the following season. In four seasons with FC Zürich, Rochat has made 140 appearances, scored nine goals, and recorded 10 assists in 11,243 minutes of action. During this time, Rochat helped FC Zürich to Swiss Super League championship titles during the 2006-07 and 2008-09 campaigns. Last season, Rochat helped FC Zürich reach the group stage of the UEFA Champions League, where they faced Spanish giants Real Madrid, Italian powerhouse AC Milan, and France's Olympique de Marseille in Group C.

Before his current spell with FC Zürich, Rochat joined Stade Rennais FC at the start of the 2005-06 French Ligue 1 season and appeared in 11 matches for the Brittany-based club. From 2001 to 2005, Rochat played four seasons with Switzerland's BSC Young Boys. Rochat started his professional career in 1999 with Yverdon Sport FC, who were then members of the Swiss Super League.

Born in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec, Rochat appeared for Switzerland at the youth international level before making his senior international debut on June 4, 2005, as Switzerland claimed a 3-1 away victory over the Faroe Islands in Group Four of European qualifying for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany.

North American Soccer League (NASL) Conference leading Vancouver Whitecaps FC (9W-3L-11D) will battle USL Conference club FC Tampa Bay (6W-8L-8D) this Thursday, August 19, at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Thursday's match kicks off at 4:30 p.m. PT and can be seen live online at whitecapsfc.com/live.

About Vancouver Whitecaps FC
In 1974, Vancouver Whitecaps FC played their inaugural season in the North American Soccer League, and in 1979, the club won the NASL Soccer Bowl championship. From 1987 to 1992, as a member of the Canadian Soccer League, Vancouver won four straight CSL titles. In 2002, the Whitecaps created a full club model that encompasses professional teams for men and women, extensive youth development and grassroots participation programs, facility development, and the Whitecaps Foundation to support specific initiatives related to health and wellness through soccer. Since 2004, the Whitecaps have won two United Soccer Leagues First Division championships and two USL W-League championships. In 2011, Vancouver will begin their inaugural season in Major League Soccer at Empire Field before moving into the new BC Place Stadium in downtown Vancouver.

Iggy Pop hat geschrieben:

Whitecaps FC add Swiss pair


August 17, 2010

Vancouver Whitecaps FC announced today the acquisition and signings of two Swiss Super League standouts in midfielder Davide Chiumiento and Canadian-born defender Alain Rochat - pending USSF D-2 Pro League approval. Per club policy, terms of the acquisitions and contracts were not disclosed.



Chiumiento, 25, is a free agent signing who played the last three seasons with FC Luzern. The 5-foot-8, 150-pound attacking midfielder had a breakout year last season with the Swiss club. In 28 appearances, the playmaker scored 11 goals and added five assists. During his three seasons with FC Luzern, Chiumiento appeared in 97 matches, scored 17 goals, and was credited with 16 assists.



Prior to his time with FC Luzern, the native of Heiden, Switzerland, was a member of Italian giants Juventus FC. At 19 years of age, the midfielder made his debut with the Serie A club during the 2003-04 season. He then spent the next three seasons on loan with former Serie A club AC Siena, French Ligue 1 side Le Mans FC, and Swiss Super League outfit Berner Sport Club (BSC) Young Boys.


Highlights
Chiumiento, who is scheduled to arrive in Vancouver at the end of August, holds both Swiss and Italian citizenship and has appeared 11 times for Switzerland's U-21 squad. Last March, the midfielder earned his first senior cap for Switzerland in a friendly against Uruguay.

Rochat, 27, was acquired by Whitecaps FC from FC Zürich and has been immediately loaned back to the Swiss Super League club until the opening of the January 2011 international transfer window. The 6-foot, 170-pound central defender - who can also play as a left fullback - first joined FC Zürich on loan during the 2006-07 season from Stade Rennais FC of France’s Ligue 1 before making his move permanent the following season. In four seasons with FC Zürich, Rochat has made 140 appearances, scored nine goals, and recorded 10 assists in 11,243 minutes of action. During this time, Rochat helped FC Zürich to Swiss Super League championship titles during the 2006-07 and 2008-09 campaigns. Last season, Rochat helped FC Zürich reach the group stage of the UEFA Champions League, where they faced Spanish giants Real Madrid, Italian powerhouse AC Milan, and France's Olympique de Marseille in Group C.

Before his current spell with FC Zürich, Rochat joined Stade Rennais FC at the start of the 2005-06 French Ligue 1 season and appeared in 11 matches for the Brittany-based club. From 2001 to 2005, Rochat played four seasons with Switzerland's BSC Young Boys. Rochat started his professional career in 1999 with Yverdon Sport FC, who were then members of the Swiss Super League.

Born in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec, Rochat appeared for Switzerland at the youth international level before making his senior international debut on June 4, 2005, as Switzerland claimed a 3-1 away victory over the Faroe Islands in Group Four of European qualifying for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany.

North American Soccer League (NASL) Conference leading Vancouver Whitecaps FC (9W-3L-11D) will battle USL Conference club FC Tampa Bay (6W-8L-8D) this Thursday, August 19, at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Thursday's match kicks off at 4:30 p.m. PT and can be seen live online at whitecapsfc.com/live.

About Vancouver Whitecaps FC
In 1974, Vancouver Whitecaps FC played their inaugural season in the North American Soccer League, and in 1979, the club won the NASL Soccer Bowl championship. From 1987 to 1992, as a member of the Canadian Soccer League, Vancouver won four straight CSL titles. In 2002, the Whitecaps created a full club model that encompasses professional teams for men and women, extensive youth development and grassroots participation programs, facility development, and the Whitecaps Foundation to support specific initiatives related to health and wellness through soccer. Since 2004, the Whitecaps have won two United Soccer Leagues First Division championships and two USL W-League championships. In 2011, Vancouver will begin their inaugural season in Major League Soccer at Empire Field before moving into the new BC Place Stadium in downtown Vancouver.

LÜ-57 hat geschrieben:redbullsau