Kitchen Up to #2 in 2010

[Z.I.P.]

http://www.topdrawersoccer.com/players-to-...tch-top-100/men#4 Petts verballed to IU as a Jr. Not sure if he's going to play for Yeagley.

[MDZip]

http://www.topdrawersoccer.com/players-to-...tch-top-100/men#4 Petts verballed to IU as a Jr. Not sure if he's going to play for Yeagley.

Bring him here, we'll take him, especially since he's a forward and our stock of those seems to keep running low.

[Z.I.P.]

http://www.topdrawersoccer.com/players-to-...tch-top-100/men#4 Petts verballed to IU as a Jr. Not sure if he's going to play for Yeagley.

Bring him here, we'll take him, especially since he's a forward and our stock of those seems to keep running low.

Since I was the first one -- a year or just more ago to suggest Teal Bunbury as the successor to Zakuani's scoring mantle, ladies and gentlemen, can you say, "Yoram Mwila"?

[w00t]

http://www.topdrawersoccer.com/players-to-...tch-top-100/men#4 Petts verballed to IU as a Jr. Not sure if he's going to play for Yeagley.

Bring him here, we'll take him, especially since he's a forward and our stock of those seems to keep running low.

Since I was the first one -- a year or just more ago to suggest Teal Bunbury as the successor to Zakuani's scoring mantle, ladies and gentlemen, can you say, "Yoram Mwila"?

Really? I'm thinking Nagbe is much more likely to be next year's leading goalscorer (I think he could even put in 20). I think Speas, Nanchoff, and Ampai will all increase their goal tally from last year too.

[Z.I.P.]

http://www.topdrawersoccer.com/players-to-...tch-top-100/men#4 Petts verballed to IU as a Jr. Not sure if he's going to play for Yeagley.

Bring him here, we'll take him, especially since he's a forward and our stock of those seems to keep running low.

Since I was the first one -- a year or just more ago to suggest Teal Bunbury as the successor to Zakuani's scoring mantle, ladies and gentlemen, can you say, "Yoram Mwila"?

Really? I'm thinking Nagbe is much more likely to be next year's leading goalscorer (I think he could even put in 20). I think Speas, Nanchoff, and Ampai will all increase their goal tally from last year too.

Zakuani and Bunbury were more the prototypical "target forward" type, which seems to fit coach Porter's offensive vision. Nagbe, even when he's playing totally up top is much more apt to rome a larger area, looking for loose balls. Darlington will probably score double-digit goals in 2010, but I see Mwila being more a stationary target. And I hear he has a great head on his shoulders! Let's hope he uses it frequently.

[zoomtime]

http://www.topdrawersoccer.com/players-to-...tch-top-100/men#4 Petts verballed to IU as a Jr. Not sure if he's going to play for Yeagley.

Bring him here, we'll take him, especially since he's a forward and our stock of those seems to keep running low.

Since I was the first one -- a year or just more ago to suggest Teal Bunbury as the successor to Zakuani's scoring mantle, ladies and gentlemen, can you say, "Yoram Mwila"?

Really? I'm thinking Nagbe is much more likely to be next year's leading goalscorer (I think he could even put in 20). I think Speas, Nanchoff, and Ampai will all increase their goal tally from last year too.

Zakuani and Bunbury were more the prototypical "target forward" type, which seems to fit coach Porter's offensive vision. Nagbe, even when he's playing totally up top is much more apt to rome a larger area, looking for loose balls. Darlington will probably score double-digit goals in 2010, but I see Mwila being more a stationary target. And I hear he has a great head on his shoulders! Let's hope he uses it frequently.

Z.I.P. there will be at least 5 people on the team that score more goals than Yoram next year (D, Ampai, Nanchoff, Speas, and maybe Scott or Kofi). Some things are going to change next year and that does not entail Yoram scoring more than 5 goals...he won't play enough. Print this out and save it for next year.