Thursday, February 17, 2011

Adam Boyd linked to Vancouver Whitecaps FC



According to British paper The Daily Mail, The Vancouver Whitecaps are supposedly courting Hartlepool United striker Adam Boyd. With Atiba Harris being the only striker currently signed to the squad that can play before September, the club will be scouring the planet over the next 30 days to find a couple of lads to put the ball in the net. Atiba Harris' career high for goals in a season is 4 so hopefully help is on the way.

for more on this story please check out The Canadian Soccer News

Monday, February 7, 2011

BC Place to Open by September 30th


As the last mast was placed in early January is there a chance something went wrong.
A welder working on the last mast before it was set to be erected.

BC Place set to open by September 30th

Read more at http://www.canadiansoccernews.com/content.php?132-vancouver-insider

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Plan the Parade to Robson Square!



Some might call it a meaningless scrimmage, others might even call it an opportunity for coaches to watch rusty players trip guys other then their own teammates. Here at the Vancouver Insider we're going to call it what it really is, The 'Caps second preseason whipping of the Claret and Cobalt in as many years.  

For the rest of this article check out The Canadian Soccer News

Whitecaps FC Striker Omar Salgado Drawing Attention from Arsenal

The Whitecaps first overall selection in this year's MLS Superdraft, Omar Salgado, is apparently being followed closely by Arsenal and their coaching staff. The Daily Mirror is reporting that...

"Arsenal are also keeping tabs on the “new Chicharito” - Omar Salgado, a 17-year-old striker with Vancouver Whitecaps."

Arsene Wenger and Teitur Thordason are pals so if a deal eventually goes through someday on this kid don't act too surprised.  He can't play in a country outside his national homeland until he is 18 (September of this year) so unless his family moves with him don't expect any moves to London or anywhere else overseas for that matter.