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FC Dallas of Frisco, TX signs Richard Sanchez as goalkeeper

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FC Dallas of Frisco, TX identifies Richard Sanchez as a great goalkeeper with excellent talent!

FC Dallas has signed Richard Sanchez, 16-year-old goalkeeper, a standout on the under-17 Mexican national team. Friday, the deal was announced & will move the California native & Texas resident from the FC Dallas developmental program he joined, when he left Spain's Atletico Madrid under-16 squad in 2009.  Sanchez will still have two more years of eligibility left in the Development Academy to give him extra game experience while behind the logjam of goalkeepers in Frisco, TX.  He was recently selected the top goalkeeper at the Universidad Catolica tournament in Chile while playing for the Mexican national youth team.

This week, Sanchez will join Dallas in Orlando, Fla. then will return to the Mexican team on March 6th as part of the preparations for this year's FIFA Under-17 World Cup.  Richard Sanchez is the sixth FC Dallas player signed from its youth program.

"FC Dallas is excited to add Richard Sanchez as our next Home Grown player," FC Dallas head coach Schellas Hyndman said. "I think he is by far the best goalkeeper I have ever seen at this age level, and he’s shown that during his time as a goalkeeper for Mexico’s Under-17 National Team. Being in first team training with Drew Keeshan and absorbing everything he can from a veteran like Kevin Hartman is going to be the best thing that could happen for Richard’s career."

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 February 2011 17:12

FC Dallas Home Opener Preview

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FC Dallas will return home this Sunday to host Toronto for the back end of their series. FC Dallas started off winless in their first three games but managed toget the 1-1 draw against Toronto last Saturday, a game in which they scored their first point of the season. Dallas has never lost to Toronto at Pizza Hut Park, and they don’t plan on giving them the chance.  FC Dallas will also be without goal keeper Daria Sala for 4-6 weeks, due to surgery to repair his ailing left knee.  He had 3 saves in the opening loss to Chicago, and remains second place in club history for career shut outs behind Matt Jordan.   Ray Burse is the back up goalie in place of Sala and has been doing a great job in his absence, only allowing 4 goals, but the main issue is the offense needs to step up to give Burse support.  They have only scored 3 goals this season.  Pablo Richetti scored the goal in the game against Toronto and gave them their first point of the season, and his first MLS career goal.  Look for him to get the motivation he needs, and look for players like Eric Avila to have a strong home opener.   David Ferreira and Kenny Cooper will initiate the attack, and Dax Mccary will be in the midfield.   FC Dallas is resting in 8th place 9 points behind Chivas USA.  This is their worst start in club History, but scoring a point last week is opening the gate, so expect FC Dallas to come home to Pizza Hut Park and turn this season around. 

Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 May 2009 18:35

FC Dallas Official Away Game Watching Parties

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This Saturday, April 19th at 3:00, Lochrann's Irish Pub will host a party to watch the FC Dallas game against Toronto. 

Come join the fun and cheer on your FC Dallas Hoops. Lochrann's will have food and drink specials during the game

  • 50 cent wings, 
  • 1/2 nachos, 
  • $3.50 pints. 

Lochrann's is located across from Pizza Hut Park in Frisco square next door to Mattito's. 

There will also be a watching party closer to downtown Dallas at 

Trinity Hall Irish Pub located at 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane in Dallas

Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 May 2009 18:35

Six FC Dallas Youth Teams to Participate in Cup

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FRISCO, Texas -- Six FC Dallas Youth teams including the Juniors U-16 and U-18 squads will participate in the 2009 Dr Pepper Dallas Cup, which kicks off at Pizza Hut Park this Sunday, April 5. This is the 30th edition of Dallas Cup, which has become one of the premier youth tournaments in North America showcasing the top youth teams from around the world.

Four of the six FC Dallas clubs will be in action at Pizza Hut Park on Sunday, with both Juniors teams playing at noon. The U-16s will face Canada's Woodbridge Strikers on Field 12, and the U-18s will square off against the Toronto Lynx Juniors on Field 6. At 2 p.m., FCD Youth 92B Blue will take on Mexico's Club Futbol Monterrey on Field 17, and FCD Youth 93B will face Canada's LAC St-Louis Lakers.

The remaining two FCD teams will play their first games on Sunday against English competition at nearby Richland College. FCD Youth 96B will play Crewe Alexandra on Richland field 6 at noon, and FCD Youth 95B will play Ravens Wood School on Richland field 1 at 2 p.m.

Over the course of the tournament, FC Dallas' teams will play three clubs from Canada, two from Mexico, and two English teams. The tournament will also feature clubs from Spain, Germany, Brazil, Mexico, England, Ireland, Japan, South Africa, Argentina and many more. In addition to FC Dallas, three other Major League Soccer teams are represented in this year's tournament (Toronto FC, Houston Dynamo and Chicago Fire).

Dallas Cup continues through April 12, when the championships for the U-16, U-17, U-19 and Super Group brackets will be played. The championships for the U-13, U-14, and U-15 age groups will take place on April 11. All of the championship matches will be played on the stadium field at Pizza Hut Park. The full tournament schedule and brackets can be found at www.DallasCup.com.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 May 2009 18:36

FC Dallas return home bruised but not broken

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Richard Davis

 

The FC Dallas squad limps back to Frisco with a mixed bag of results from their South American trip.

The good news: The offensive attack was cohesive, and they managed to score three goals a game.

The bad:  Well, the bad is they gave up four goals a game. To compound their defenses problems, Defender Marcelo Saragosa will have to undergo another surgery on his right knee. It’s doubtful that he has even fully recovered from his last to surgery to repair his medial meniscus.

 

As Steve Hunt /  reported earlier in the week, Andre Rocha showed up to camp in less than stellar shape. Head coach Schellas Hyndman is none too pleased but offered optimism about Rocha’s ability to get into shape fast.

 

The competition they faced in Brazil is a tick above, or at least on par, with what they’ll be facing in the United States, and it is very encouraging for Dallas that they could stay in the games with the international squads.

 

David Ferreira is due to join his teammates in Frisco Friday, if all goes well with his Visa. Anyone who’s counted on a visa will know that problems and holdups occur often.

 

FC Dallas has one more tune up before the season opener.  They take on Club Atletico Paranaense Saturday 03/14 -    7:30 p.m

Last Updated on Thursday, 12 March 2009 10:01