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**** end to an outstanding season.
Should be a very interesting offseason. How much of the team can be kept together for next season?
Should be a very interesting offseason. How much of the team can be kept together for next season?
Wonder how long they will take until they announce the new coach? They've known about Marc leaving for quite a while now, if they're going internal it might be pretty quick.
They talked about returning players on the post-game show on TSN1200. Can't remember the details as I was driving home at the time and my attention was divided, but it sounds like most of the team will still be under contract for next year.
As someone on Twitter pointed out, if you went back in time 15 years or so, and said that Raul's last competitive match would be against Ottawa, people would say you were crazy.
It was a fun season.
They talked about returning players on the post-game show on TSN1200. Can't remember the details as I was driving home at the time and my attention was divided, but it sounds like most of the team will still be under contract for next year.
As someone on Twitter pointed out, if you went back in time 15 years or so, and said that Raul's last competitive match would be against Ottawa, people would say you were crazy.
It was a fun season.
FuriousSenator
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What a game, what a season.
I hate to over-analyze, especially now that the emotions have subsided and I can just appreciate the year for what it was, buuuut that substitution in of Gagnon-Lapare has to be up there as one of the worst of the season...He was totally ineffective and arguably hurt us bad, first on the 2-1 go ahead goal, but then booting another good chance to the moon... Really too bad and I had high hopes with him coming to the team straight from MLS.
Anyways no more tears shed, can't wait for next year and for the love of god re-sign Heinemann and Wiedeman...
ALSO..HUGE shoutout to the reported 400+ Fury fans who drove/bused/flew down and packed the away supporters section. That is incredible support that not even the Sens can rival. Used to be we worried we might not get that many for a home game..
I hate to over-analyze, especially now that the emotions have subsided and I can just appreciate the year for what it was, buuuut that substitution in of Gagnon-Lapare has to be up there as one of the worst of the season...He was totally ineffective and arguably hurt us bad, first on the 2-1 go ahead goal, but then booting another good chance to the moon... Really too bad and I had high hopes with him coming to the team straight from MLS.
Anyways no more tears shed, can't wait for next year and for the love of god re-sign Heinemann and Wiedeman...
ALSO..HUGE shoutout to the reported 400+ Fury fans who drove/bused/flew down and packed the away supporters section. That is incredible support that not even the Sens can rival. Used to be we worried we might not get that many for a home game..
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FuriousSenator
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Sounds like season three for the Fury is starting right away.
Apparently new coach will be announced tomorrow. Chris Hofley from the Sun says it's not a hiring from within.
Also, might here some news on Tom Heinemann going to a new club in the very near future.
Apparently new coach will be announced tomorrow. Chris Hofley from the Sun says it's not a hiring from within.
Also, might here some news on Tom Heinemann going to a new club in the very near future.
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The next coach of the Ottawa Fury will be Paul Dalglish.
http://www.ottawasun.com/2015/11/19/ottawa-fury-fc-to-name-new-coach-friday
Son of Liverpool great Kenny Dalglish. Journeyman career that spanned 10+ years, spent time with Newcastle, Norwich City and Blackpool in England. Played for lots of other teams as well. Won an MLS Cup with Houston in 2006.
As a coach, was an assistant with Real Salt Lake in 2014, and coached the Austin Aztex of the USL this past season.
http://www.ottawasun.com/2015/11/19/ottawa-fury-fc-to-name-new-coach-friday
Son of Liverpool great Kenny Dalglish. Journeyman career that spanned 10+ years, spent time with Newcastle, Norwich City and Blackpool in England. Played for lots of other teams as well. Won an MLS Cup with Houston in 2006.
As a coach, was an assistant with Real Salt Lake in 2014, and coached the Austin Aztex of the USL this past season.
FuriousSenator
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ooh. Ok?? Guess he has a bit of a pedigree going for him, but I really thought Nash would be a good choice (especially if the core stays intact).
#WeAreFury @OttawaFuryFC
Fury President John Pugh to make significant announcement Friday at 2pm.
Watch the presser live on Periscope.
Fury President John Pugh to make significant announcement Friday at 2pm.
Watch the presser live on Periscope.
Marc Dos Santos introduced as Swope Park Rangers head coach
http://www.sportingkc.com/post/2015/11/20/marc-dos-santos-introduced-swope-park-rangers-head-coach
The Swope Park Rangers announced the hiring of head coach Marc Dos Santos on Friday ahead of the club’s inaugural USL season in 2016. Dos Santos will also serve as an assistant on the Sporting Kansas City coaching staff under Manager Peter Vermes.
http://www.sportingkc.com/post/2015/11/20/marc-dos-santos-introduced-swope-park-rangers-head-coach
The Swope Park Rangers announced the hiring of head coach Marc Dos Santos on Friday ahead of the club’s inaugural USL season in 2016. Dos Santos will also serve as an assistant on the Sporting Kansas City coaching staff under Manager Peter Vermes.
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BREAKING: @pauldalglish has been named the new head coach and general manager of Ottawa Fury FC. #WeAreFury
http://www.ottawafuryfc.com/news/2015/11/20/ottawa-fury-fc-appoint-paul-dalglish-as-head-coach-
http://www.ottawafuryfc.com/news/2015/11/20/ottawa-fury-fc-appoint-paul-dalglish-as-head-coach-
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Heinneman signs for Tampa Bay Rowdies
http://northernpitch.com/_/minnesot...orward-signs-lucrative-deal-with-rowdies-r611
http://northernpitch.com/_/minnesot...orward-signs-lucrative-deal-with-rowdies-r611
I believe The Fury have 5 players signed for next year
Peisar, Falvey, Richter, Ryan and Trafford.
Heinneman has gone, Alves has basically said goodbye, who will be back.
Dalglish has got a large recruiting job to do.
Peisar, Falvey, Richter, Ryan and Trafford.
Heinneman has gone, Alves has basically said goodbye, who will be back.
Dalglish has got a large recruiting job to do.
FuriousSenator
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Not bad for North American pro soccer. A lot of decent MLS guys don't even make that much.
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