Check out Zac Lee Rigg's interview with Charlie Davies over at Goal.com. I'm really hoping that Davies gets a good amount of PT against Sweden because I think he has the potential to be a goal-scoring machine for the US. In his recent appearances with the Senior and Olympic teams he has been pure energy once inserted in the match. Also, I have to point out the Vegas mention at the end of the interview (Check out the pictures over at The Offsides Rules). It's crazy how when you are a professional your social life gets put in the spotlight, if I was in Sin City I would have been doing the same thing. If it was me though, the bottles of champagne would of probably been Andre instead of Dom Perignon. You can still pop bottles with cheap champagne, don't hate.
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Thursday, January 8, 2009
Charlie Davies from MNT Camp
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Bradley Names January Camp Roster
Bob Bradley announced his 25-man roster for the January training camp today and those complaining about young players not getting a shot, don't have much to complain about. Marvell Wynne, Charlie Davies, Kenny Cooper, Stuart Holden, Robbie Rogers, and Chad Marshall were all called in as well as veteran defenders Danny Califf and Cory Gibbs (Brown University represent). This camp should give Bradley a good chance to look at some of his younger players in preparation for the friendly against Sweden on January 24th. Check out the full roster in the link at the beginning of the post or over at the MNT blog.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Charlie Davies on the Move?
Coming off a 15 goal, 4 assist season with Swedish club Hammarby, Charlie Davies was sure to get some attention during the January transfer window. In the last few days it has come to light that a lot of that interest is coming from Sochaux, a French Ligue 1 side that currently sits 18th out of 20 in the standings, and in the drop zone. With only 15 goals this season through 17 games, Sochaux could certainly use some of Davies' dynamic ability. It remains to be seen whether Davies would want to jump the Hammarby ship for a French team struggling to stay in the first division. Personally, I think Davies is a star on the rise, who is constantly overlooked due to his younger National team teammates, Freddy Adu and Jozy Altidore. I can't wait to see what he could do with the senior team with some more opportunities. Check the video below to see some of the damage he has already done in the Swedish league.
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