Give Me Your Unwashed, Your Suffering: Pacific 2023 Preview
Pacific have restructured their team around a new-look attack, returning to the combination of local youth and journeyman immigrants that the club aspires to.
Pacific have restructured their team around a new-look attack, returning to the combination of local youth and journeyman immigrants that the club aspires to.
Pa-Modou Kah reshaped Pacific in just two years, in the middle of a pandemic. He’s a very good coach, but I think James Merriman is, too.
The liveblog returns in time for Wanderers to “host” Pacific in Winnipeg.
Our first Wanderers liveblog of the year kicks off against Pacific. It’s a rivalry on the field and often in the stands, and a good test for Wanderers in Match #1.
Pacific are a rapid-firing, all-attacking juggernaut and everyone knows it. Just mind that weak spot at the back….
The game doesn’t matter in the standings, but [narrative] form matters heading into any final, and Pacific will be playing with a lot of pride. [/narrative.]
Pacific are the team that always upsets Cavalry. If they do it here, they’ll have a real chance of making the final.
Pacific fans will get it, if any of them are reading. When I did this piece last year, I was not keen on Pacific. More […]
Pacific were never actually that bad in 2019. That’s a surprise, because they started the season with a bare minimum roster of mostly Whitecaps cast-offs.
Someone had to go first, and so it falls to Pacific FC, somehow appropriately, to become the first Canadian Premier League club to fire a coach.
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