44 thoughts on “Goal Keeper of the Year: Guzan w/Audio”

  11. @MundiaLizm

    yea Aston seems like a nice place for him. although i hear that friedel is going too. wonder how that little dilemma is going to work out. interesting. interesting and maybe just a bit scary lol.

  13. @DannyMac100

    if villa gets robinson, aint no way guzan is gonna beat him out for the starting spot. they're both great, but robinson has so much experience at the EPL level

  20. @wereer1

    Guzan wont go to Scotland i mean face he wants to be somewhere in his life so dat will be da wrong step so iff u wna prove urself cum to da prem da best league in da world nd no1 can disagree wit dat. thank u very much lol

  25. @highlands

    Lets face it, if Celtic hadn't had him on trial MON would have never even have heard of him – he is truly awful in the transfer window, he either overpays or has a nasty habit of buying players he has worked with in the past.

  27. @kate104

    countries that aren't completely reliant on other countries don't need to learn other languages. plus Americans are surrounded by other states that speak English. all those small European countries are surrounded by other countries that speak other languages. it's kind of a waste for everyone in America to learn another language. yes, we need some who do, but the rest of us can work on other things. i'm going to be a physical therapist and there's really no reason for me to know another language

  28. @kate104

    seriously, arguing about what we call it is so ridiculous and juvenile. we call them french fries and the English call them chips. does anyone argue about that? no. see how silly it sounds? it's still the same thing no matter what you call it. and btw, American's are the only ones that call it that.

  33. @ShacklefordR

    that's how we Asians got better at the global arena due to exposure to foreign imports. Strong Asian teams like S. Korea, Iran, Iraq, and Japan in last 5 years hired successful European managers and trainers to introduce the players to the rigors and method of European football. Look at the tempo and the style of games played by the Asian teams (watch AFC championship), it changed so much in last 10 years. Same lesson needs to be applies to MLS and North American football for their own sake.

  37. @nickboccignone

    Damn, calm down. The point is, Guzan kept the ball out of the net in 13 games, and in a year he'll be yet another American keeper in the EPL. Apparently, the fact that we refer to clean sheets as shut-outs hasn't prevented Howard, Hahnemann, and Friedel from doing well in the greatest league in the world.

  39. @southpaw817

    Wrong, in America we use the term "shutout" when a team does not score. The Yankees were shutout 8-0 by the Red Sox. the Jets were shutout by the Ravens 10-0. Thats how we speak,get over it and get used to it. Oh yea we will always call it soccer as well,so get over that to.

  42. @iirishface

    USA have some good keppers shame about there players.I hate that the USA play some of the worst teams in the world witch makes them like top 10 in the world ranking but when it comes to the world cup and things like that there like a fish out of water.

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