Who is Canada #6 !!??

[Gamma]

yuh evva heard of david johnson?

[OJ]

boss his dad did the paper work. dont argue what you hear on interviews.. the response was like this.. da bredda ya gwan like him youth wicked.. mi can find one a him pon every corner a Jamaica...

[OJ]

no ali is from Cameroon

[Gamma]

er, i think that is what he said...

[OJ]

now i see it..

[Naminirt]

boss his dad did the paper work. dont argue what you hear on interviews.. the response was like this.. da bredda ya gwan like him youth wicked.. mi can find one a him pon every corner a Jamaica...

His dad filed it was he(deguzamn) interested ? if he was he would have followed up ent .. deguzamn say dat he is a liar now eh

[Naminirt]

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No mercy from Canadians, despite local ties
published: Wednesday | August 20, 2008

Gordon Williams, Contributor
TORONTO, Canada:
TWO KEY components in Canada's bid to beat the Reggae Boyz in tonight's crucial World Cup quali-fier here have fond ties to [COLOR=orange! important][COLOR=orange! important]Jamaica[/COLOR][/COLOR].
However, midfielder Julian de Guzman and forward DeWayne De Rosario will be in no mood to show any compassion against their rivals in the CONCACAF semi-final round [COLOR=orange! important][COLOR=orange! important]fixture[/COLOR][/COLOR], which is expected to be played in front of a large Jamaican crowd at the BMO Field.
"I've always felt the Jamaican culture, my mom coming from St Catherine and growing up around a lot of Jamaican culture since I've been in Toronto and I've always enjoyed a lot of it," said the 27-year-old de Guzman, who was born in Scarborough, Ontario.
"But when it comes to playing on the national team, it's a special want because I'll have to block out as much as possible and focus on representing my country," he said.
The midfielder, who plays professionally for Deportivo La Coruna in Spain's top league, said he has always celebrated Jamaica's exploits in world football, including the Boyz' successful run to World Cup 1998 in France.
No mixed loyalities
But there will be no mixed loyalties tonight, he said, and he never harboured any thoughts of representing Jamaica, despite the family ties and his own appre-ciation of the country.
"(Jamaica) has been a motivating factor for me," explained de Guz-man, who has played at least 30 times for Canada. "I watched them go to the World Cup. I supported them. But also to play against them has also been a big dream for me, to represent my country and I'm going to do it to the best ability I can."
He's convinced his mother, Pauline, will do the same.
"I know she is from St Catherine, but she is definitely going to come out and support her son and her country, which is Canada," he said.
De Rosario, an all-star player from the Houston Dynamo in America's Major League Soccer (MLS), [COLOR=orange! important][COLOR=orange! important]shares[/COLOR][/COLOR] his teammate's sentiments.
The 30-year-old, who has played close to 50 times for Canada and scored more than a dozen goals for his country, has visited Jamaica "many times," he said, and not just for national duty.
Although De Rosario's parents were born in Guyana, his father, Tony, spent years living in Jamaica and attended St Mary's [COLOR=orange! important][COLOR=orange! important]High [COLOR=orange! important]School[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR].
He admits being "very close" to the Caribbean and has mastered Jamaican patois. But he has no split loyalties either. "That's a big part of my roots," explained the player, who was also born in Scarborough and has played three times against Jamaica but failed to score. "It's [COLOR=orange! important][COLOR=orange! important]all [COLOR=orange! important]business[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] (tonight). There are no mixed emotions. I'm representing Canada." Gordon Williams is a Jamaican journalist based in the United States.

[Tilla]

Namishut, it nuh matter what he now wants to tell a journalist, he was very interested in playing for Jamaica back then. Winston Chung Fah thought he was not special, that is why he was not given the chance.

Not everything you read you should take as gospel.

[Gamma]

especially if it is posted by nyamdirt!

[Gamma]

yuh evva hear bout david johnson?

[Naminirt]

Namishut, it nuh matter what he now wants to tell a journalist, he was very interested in playing for Jamaica back then. Winston Chung Fah thought he was not special, that is why he was not given the chance.

Not everything you read you should take as gospel.

exactly so what mi read pon this about deguzman should not be true also ent ..
btw yuh calling the youth a liar ?

[Gamma]

yuh evva hear of david johnson?

[Naminirt]

yuh evva hear of david johnson?

i know he is born in ja played in the manchester united youth system .. played for JA then quit football due to injury

[Gamma]

are you also aware that he said he never had any interest in playing for jamaica and that all along he really wanted to play for scotland (or was it wales)....