Yay, now you have your own thread. Discuss how much you love John Herdman and Christina Sinclair here. Thanks.
Originally posted on 2012-01-22 04:57:00
Canadian Women's National Soccer Team
lol I am the person who made this thread back in 2012 over at the ~other board~. The very next post I left was something like "Fuck, her name is Christine, sorry. It was a typo"GUEST_USER wrote:Yay, now you have your own thread. Discuss how much you love John Herdman and Christina Sinclair here. Thanks.
Originally posted on 2012-01-22 04:57:00
it became a good thread to discuss the CanWNT so hopefully it returns to its former glory, even though Herdman betrayed the team and went to coach the terrible men's team.......
https://nationalpost.com/pmn/sports-pmn/can...rations-ramp-updadou wrote:Is Erin injured again or she was just not called into camp?
Here's the quote from the article.
Missing are veteran goalkeeper Erin McLeod and attacking midfielder Diana Matheson, who are said to have been held out as a precaution after long-term injuries. The two have 317 caps between them.
thank you.Guest wrote:https://nationalpost.com/pmn/sports-pmn/can...rations-ramp-updadou wrote:Is Erin injured again or she was just not called into camp?
Here's the quote from the article.
Missing are veteran goalkeeper Erin McLeod and attacking midfielder Diana Matheson, who are said to have been held out as a precaution after long-term injuries. The two have 317 caps between them.
Video of Steph Labbe talking about her experiences with depression before and esp after winning bronze @ Rio 2016
https://www.tsn.ca/video/tsn-original-one-h...y-medal~1598441
https://www.tsn.ca/video/tsn-original-one-h...y-medal~1598441
I really wanted to watch this but it says it's not available in my region.Guest wrote:Video of Steph Labbe talking about her experiences with depression before and esp after winning bronze @ Rio 2016
https://www.tsn.ca/video/tsn-original-one-h...y-medal~1598441
if anyone could tell me how to download it I would gladly find a way to post it here.merp wrote:I really wanted to watch this but it says it's not available in my region.Guest wrote:Video of Steph Labbe talking about her experiences with depression before and esp after winning bronze @ Rio 2016
https://www.tsn.ca/video/tsn-original-one-h...y-medal~1598441
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After reading the article about Steph and how she and the rest of the Canadians were treated after the OG by the Spirit organization I feel badly for them. I'd always thought Gabarra was an a**hole and after reading the article I'm thoroughly convinced.merp wrote:NC let D'Angelo go, maybe NC?Guest wrote:In the Labbe article it mentioned she is going to be in the NWSL for 2019? Any ideas which team? I would assume DC is off the table.
Didn't D'Angelo leave coz she wasn't getting enough playing time? Rowland was the starter by the end of last season so wouldn't Labbe get little playing time as well?merp wrote:NC let D'Angelo go, maybe NC?Guest wrote:In the Labbe article it mentioned she is going to be in the NWSL for 2019? Any ideas which team? I would assume DC is off the table.
Only place I could see her playing is NJ the rest of the teams should be keeping their #1s (unless injury??)Guest wrote:Didn't D'Angelo leave coz she wasn't getting enough playing time? Rowland was the starter by the end of last season so wouldn't Labbe get little playing time as well?merp wrote:NC let D'Angelo go, maybe NC?Guest wrote:In the Labbe article it mentioned she is going to be in the NWSL for 2019? Any ideas which team? I would assume DC is off the table.
But if that happens and she takes Sheridan's starting spot just because it's a WWC year it would be a seriously sucky move by Labbe and the CSA.
DA. If Campbell loses allocation, I could see her going to Houston. They could use some allocated players. There were rumours of Houston trying to unload Campbell because they couldn't afford her salary.Bug22 wrote:Only place I could see her playing is NJ the rest of the teams should be keeping their #1s (unless injury??)Guest wrote:Didn't D'Angelo leave coz she wasn't getting enough playing time? Rowland was the starter by the end of last season so wouldn't Labbe get little playing time as well?merp wrote:NC let D'Angelo go, maybe NC?Guest wrote:In the Labbe article it mentioned she is going to be in the NWSL for 2019? Any ideas which team? I would assume DC is off the table.
But if that happens and she takes Sheridan's starting spot just because it's a WWC year it would be a seriously sucky move by Labbe and the CSA.
Well, I'd imagine that Labbe is probably better than D'Angelo and maybe start over Rowland? That's just an assumption though. I think D'Angelo was hurt a bit last year, they usually play one or the other because they are so equal.Guest wrote:Didn't D'Angelo leave coz she wasn't getting enough playing time? Rowland was the starter by the end of last season so wouldn't Labbe get little playing time as well?merp wrote:NC let D'Angelo go, maybe NC?Guest wrote:In the Labbe article it mentioned she is going to be in the NWSL for 2019? Any ideas which team? I would assume DC is off the table.
Nah, D'Angelo was out for like two/three weeks, rest of the season she warmed the bench.merp wrote:Well, I'd imagine that Labbe is probably better than D'Angelo and maybe start over Rowland? That's just an assumption though. I think D'Angelo was hurt a bit last year, they usually play one or the other because they are so equal.Guest wrote:Didn't D'Angelo leave coz she wasn't getting enough playing time? Rowland was the starter by the end of last season so wouldn't Labbe get little playing time as well?merp wrote:NC let D'Angelo go, maybe NC?Guest wrote:In the Labbe article it mentioned she is going to be in the NWSL for 2019? Any ideas which team? I would assume DC is off the table.
True about Campbell losing her allocation could open a spot at Houston
Looks like Labbe to NC. Yikes then about D'Angelo.merp wrote:Well, I'd imagine that Labbe is probably better than D'Angelo and maybe start over Rowland? That's just an assumption though. I think D'Angelo was hurt a bit last year, they usually play one or the other because they are so equal.Guest wrote:Didn't D'Angelo leave coz she wasn't getting enough playing time? Rowland was the starter by the end of last season so wouldn't Labbe get little playing time as well?merp wrote:NC let D'Angelo go, maybe NC?Guest wrote:In the Labbe article it mentioned she is going to be in the NWSL for 2019? Any ideas which team? I would assume DC is off the table.
D'Angelo left for a Swedish club, smells like the CSA stepped in for Labbe.Guest wrote:Looks like Labbe to NC. Yikes then about D'Angelo.merp wrote:Well, I'd imagine that Labbe is probably better than D'Angelo and maybe start over Rowland? That's just an assumption though. I think D'Angelo was hurt a bit last year, they usually play one or the other because they are so equal.Guest wrote:Didn't D'Angelo leave coz she wasn't getting enough playing time? Rowland was the starter by the end of last season so wouldn't Labbe get little playing time as well?merp wrote:NC let D'Angelo go, maybe NC?Guest wrote:In the Labbe article it mentioned she is going to be in the NWSL for 2019? Any ideas which team? I would assume DC is off the table.
But wasn't Rowland #1? Labbe any better?
D'Angelo wasn't being played. For whatever reason, she had a bit of injury last season but it's been obvious that Riley hasn't been a fan for a while. She needs to go where she is going to get game time and that's not at the courage.
Labbe's going to the be the #1 for World Cup barring injury. For that reason, pretty happy she's going to be in a training environment with some pretty good players including some of the USA's top choices to keep her sharp going into this summer. If it was a CSA negotiation, it's a good one. But the CSA doesn't seem to give a shit about anything with the women's team, so maybe not that deep...
Labbe's going to the be the #1 for World Cup barring injury. For that reason, pretty happy she's going to be in a training environment with some pretty good players including some of the USA's top choices to keep her sharp going into this summer. If it was a CSA negotiation, it's a good one. But the CSA doesn't seem to give a shit about anything with the women's team, so maybe not that deep...
Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
My thoughts too. Shame though because I was expecting D'Angelo to be stepping up ready to be Canada's #1 for the next 10 yrs. I still think she's more talented than Sheridan but Sheridan had a good season last year while D'Angleo was parked on the bench for NC.Guest wrote:When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
Algarve Roster is out.
Canada Soccer Women's National Team 2019 Algarve Cup Roster
#1 GKStephanie Labbe, age 32, from Stony Plain, AB
#2 FB Allysha Chapman, age 30, from Courtice, ON/ Houston Dash (NWSL)
#3 CB Kadeisha Buchanan, age 23, from Brampton, ON/ Olympique Lyonnais (Division 1 Fminine France)
#4 CB Shelina Zadorsky, age 26, from London, ON/ Orlando Pride (NWSL)
#5 M Rebecca Quinn, age 23, from Toronto, ON/ Paris FC (Division 1 Fminine France)
#6 F Deanne Rose, age 19, from Alliston, ON/ University of Florida Gators (NCAA)
#7 M Julia Grosso, age 18, from Vancouver, BC / The University of Texas at Austin (NCAA)
#8 M Diana Matheson, age 34, from Oakville, ON/Utah Royals FC (NWSL)
#9 F Jordyn Huitema, age 17, from Chilliwack, BC / Vancouver Whitecaps FC Girls Elite/ Canada Soccer Regional EXCEL Super Centre (British Columbia)
#10 FB Ashley Lawrence, age 23, from Caledon, ON/Paris Saint Germain (Division 1 Fminine France)
#11 M Desiree Scott, age 31, from Winnipeg, MB/ Utah Royals FC (NWSL)
#12 F Christine Sinclair ( C ), age 35, from Burnaby, BC/ Portland Thorns (NWSL)
#13 M Sophie Schmidt, age 30, from Abbotsford, BC
#14 M Gabrielle Carle, age 20, from Lvis, QC/Florida State University (NCAA)
#15 F Nichelle Prince, age 23, from Ajax, ON/ Houston Dash (NWSL)
#16 F Janine Beckie, age 24, from Highlands Ranch, CO/ Manchester City (FA Women's Super League)
#17 M Jessie Fleming, age 20, from London, ON/UCLA (NCAA)
#18 GK Erin McLeod, age 35, from St. Albert, AB/ Vxj DFF (Damallsvenskan)
#19 F Adriana Leon, age 26, from King City, ON/West Ham United FA Women's Super League)
#20 CB Shannon Woeller, age 29, from Vancouver, BC/ Eskilstuna United DFF (Damallsvenskan)
#21 GK Kailen Sheridan, age 23, from Whitby, ON/ Sky Blue FC (NWSL)
#22 FB Lindsay Agnew, age 23, from Kingston, ON/ Houston Dash (NWSL)
#24 FB/F Jenna Hellstrom, age 23, from Sudbury, ON/ KIF rebro (Damallsvenskan
Canada Soccer Women's National Team 2019 Algarve Cup Roster
#1 GKStephanie Labbe, age 32, from Stony Plain, AB
#2 FB Allysha Chapman, age 30, from Courtice, ON/ Houston Dash (NWSL)
#3 CB Kadeisha Buchanan, age 23, from Brampton, ON/ Olympique Lyonnais (Division 1 Fminine France)
#4 CB Shelina Zadorsky, age 26, from London, ON/ Orlando Pride (NWSL)
#5 M Rebecca Quinn, age 23, from Toronto, ON/ Paris FC (Division 1 Fminine France)
#6 F Deanne Rose, age 19, from Alliston, ON/ University of Florida Gators (NCAA)
#7 M Julia Grosso, age 18, from Vancouver, BC / The University of Texas at Austin (NCAA)
#8 M Diana Matheson, age 34, from Oakville, ON/Utah Royals FC (NWSL)
#9 F Jordyn Huitema, age 17, from Chilliwack, BC / Vancouver Whitecaps FC Girls Elite/ Canada Soccer Regional EXCEL Super Centre (British Columbia)
#10 FB Ashley Lawrence, age 23, from Caledon, ON/Paris Saint Germain (Division 1 Fminine France)
#11 M Desiree Scott, age 31, from Winnipeg, MB/ Utah Royals FC (NWSL)
#12 F Christine Sinclair ( C ), age 35, from Burnaby, BC/ Portland Thorns (NWSL)
#13 M Sophie Schmidt, age 30, from Abbotsford, BC
#14 M Gabrielle Carle, age 20, from Lvis, QC/Florida State University (NCAA)
#15 F Nichelle Prince, age 23, from Ajax, ON/ Houston Dash (NWSL)
#16 F Janine Beckie, age 24, from Highlands Ranch, CO/ Manchester City (FA Women's Super League)
#17 M Jessie Fleming, age 20, from London, ON/UCLA (NCAA)
#18 GK Erin McLeod, age 35, from St. Albert, AB/ Vxj DFF (Damallsvenskan)
#19 F Adriana Leon, age 26, from King City, ON/West Ham United FA Women's Super League)
#20 CB Shannon Woeller, age 29, from Vancouver, BC/ Eskilstuna United DFF (Damallsvenskan)
#21 GK Kailen Sheridan, age 23, from Whitby, ON/ Sky Blue FC (NWSL)
#22 FB Lindsay Agnew, age 23, from Kingston, ON/ Houston Dash (NWSL)
#24 FB/F Jenna Hellstrom, age 23, from Sudbury, ON/ KIF rebro (Damallsvenskan
Upcoming Home Match in Hamilton, Ontario
Following the away match against France, Canada will return home to play Olympic winners Germany, ranked second in the FIFA Women's World Rankings, in Hamilton, Ontario on 10 June 2018. Canada, the two-time Olympic Bronze Medal winners and ranked fifth in the world, will welcome the reigning Olympic Champions to Tim Hortons Field for the Sunday afternoon match (14.00 ET / 11.00 PT).
Individual tickets to the Canada v Germany match will go on sale to the public on Thursday 8 March at 10.00 ET / 07.00 PT via Ticketmaster.ca. The launch of ticket sales will be preceded by a 48-hour pre-sale for Canada Soccer Insiders. Tickets to the match start as low $20 (plus applicable fees) and fans will once again be able to take advantage of a 'Me+3' offer in select sections.
Following the away match against France, Canada will return home to play Olympic winners Germany, ranked second in the FIFA Women's World Rankings, in Hamilton, Ontario on 10 June 2018. Canada, the two-time Olympic Bronze Medal winners and ranked fifth in the world, will welcome the reigning Olympic Champions to Tim Hortons Field for the Sunday afternoon match (14.00 ET / 11.00 PT).
Individual tickets to the Canada v Germany match will go on sale to the public on Thursday 8 March at 10.00 ET / 07.00 PT via Ticketmaster.ca. The launch of ticket sales will be preceded by a 48-hour pre-sale for Canada Soccer Insiders. Tickets to the match start as low $20 (plus applicable fees) and fans will once again be able to take advantage of a 'Me+3' offer in select sections.
This didn't happenGuest wrote:When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
Already happenedGuest wrote:This didn't happenGuest wrote:When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
Guest wrote:This didn't happenGuest wrote:When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
That's exactly what happened. And right now there are 'paperwork' issues for Labbe's move to NC, methinks the Washington Spirit might be kicking up a fuss. D'Agelos allocation was cut this season. Witch kinda makes sense considering she hasn't been a starter for 2 seasons. Without allocation, she takes up and international spot and NC was not going to keep her.guestqwerty wrote:Guest wrote:This didn't happenGuest wrote:When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
Normally everyone in this thread bitches about Canadians staying in the Nwsl to be a bench player; looks like the csa has changed its approach, no more funding if you don't play. Leon, dangelo ect.
What? D'Angelo had left NC before the CSA announced their allocations for this season in the NWSL. She didn't lose allocation the CSA don't allocate players not in the NWSL.Guest wrote:D'Agelos allocation was cut this season. Witch kinda makes sense considering she hasn't been a starter for 2 seasons. Without allocation, she takes up and international spot and NC was not going to keep her.guestqwerty wrote:Guest wrote:This didn't happenGuest wrote:When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
Normally everyone in this thread bitches about Canadians staying in the Nwsl to be a bench player; looks like the csa has changed its approach, no more funding if you don't play. Leon, dangelo ect.
Players and teams know who is getting nwsl allocation well before the lists are officially posted .guestcanuk wrote:What? D'Angelo had left NC before the CSA announced their allocations for this season in the NWSL. She didn't lose allocation the CSA don't allocate players not in the NWSL.Guest wrote:D'Agelos allocation was cut this season. Witch kinda makes sense considering she hasn't been a starter for 2 seasons. Without allocation, she takes up and international spot and NC was not going to keep her.guestqwerty wrote:Guest wrote:This didn't happenGuest wrote:When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
Normally everyone in this thread bitches about Canadians staying in the Nwsl to be a bench player; looks like the csa has changed its approach, no more funding if you don't play. Leon, dangelo ect.
Now you're just making shit up.Guest wrote:Players and teams know who is getting nwsl allocation well before the lists are officially posted .guestcanuk wrote:What? D'Angelo had left NC before the CSA announced their allocations for this season in the NWSL. She didn't lose allocation the CSA don't allocate players not in the NWSL.Guest wrote:D'Agelos allocation was cut this season. Witch kinda makes sense considering she hasn't been a starter for 2 seasons. Without allocation, she takes up and international spot and NC was not going to keep her.guestqwerty wrote:Guest wrote:This didn't happenGuest wrote:When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
Normally everyone in this thread bitches about Canadians staying in the Nwsl to be a bench player; looks like the csa has changed its approach, no more funding if you don't play. Leon, dangelo ect.
Not sure if it's not No Allocation if you don't play - they don't control that. Probably more on the player's part trying to make moves to get game time like Beckie to Man City an Quinny to Paris FC. The NWSL is not a good league right now if you are not on 1 of 3 or 4 good teams. Bad coaching, bad travel, poor training environments, living conditions that are to an athlete's detriment, poor physio...happy to see the Canada Soccer money leave the NWSL but hoping it follows the players and not goes into Herdman's pocket.Guest wrote:D'Agelos allocation was cut this season. Witch kinda makes sense considering she hasn't been a starter for 2 seasons. Without allocation, she takes up and international spot and NC was not going to keep her.guestqwerty wrote:Guest wrote:This didn't happenGuest wrote:When CSA 'forced' her to move from NC to be replace by Labbe you know she's not a priority. A bit shady.guestadgasd wrote:Roster for Algarve this year.
D'Angelo looks to have little chance of making the WC.
https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-...62049-preview-1
Normally everyone in this thread bitches about Canadians staying in the Nwsl to be a bench player; looks like the csa has changed its approach, no more funding if you don't play. Leon, dangelo ect.
Re: D'Angelo - not like she's at the top of her game right now and getting moved. Labbe's been performing well, CSA is doing everything they can to let McLeod come back, Sheridan has been playing a lot. It happens. D'Angelo's back in if anyone gets injured. Good to be deep there - hope She is ready to be number 3 if called on.
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