Sports July 2004 The Soccer News Kevin Welsh OP Contributor After crashing out of the 2003 Gold Cup at the once again excited to play for Canada. Even Radzinski, are few who would have argued that Tez our lone ‘lass, striker who traditionally has had a fragile rela- Outgoing coach Holger Osieck did a tionship with Cana , has committed to be involved in all of 2000 Gold Cup Championship in the 2002 G Canada’s qualifying game is a good thing as Cup; qualification to the up; an invitation to th Canada’s road to Germany bout to get a lot tougher. While Copa America; results 2 nations, including Brazil (0- © final qualification round by 0), Mexico (0-0 and ; ea (2-1), Costa Rica (1-0), ini Tobago, St. Vincent and Colombia (2-0) a revamping of our technical _ i wnada will have to face a and Provincial rough Osieck’s impressi i : Costa Rica, Honduras, network of c inst Germany, Scotla i ent of players to al round are high numero hockey play- Bircha etc. am uld was solid iron fis ’ side ta, Estonia, and Cuba. Wi ar the former Canadian, Ipswich y holding Tow ay M f k for the posi i i most crushing of the in t witnessed over the years. Having the Canucks look to but done, with Ed Jovonovski in the or two minutes, goal, the remaining seconds ticking qu fF t - game with six freaking sec This sweet high lasted ex: of hockey ime, until yet another g any hopes 9 to a roller ter season that saw 1ouse (leading Watson, af ‘the NHL in points two m the outhouse clicking wi (multi-game losing streaks t), back to the and Iain Hu penthouse (winning the divis a f the season), only against Belize. to settle for a fourth floor apart i alley, with the same inated an oppon i F their level of comp er chance to make like Yallop’s solid plan hat is, unless labour strife Canadian players. A serie ockey. When the puck does British clubs Millwall and ing, “Go’Nucks!” resented by domestic A-League p shine for Whitecaps players such as N . Davide Xausa, Jason Jordan, Jeff Clarke, and 30 | OtherPress