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Vancouver Whitecaps head coach Marc Dos Santos directs players during the MLS soccer team s training camp in Vancouver, on Tuesday, March 30, 2021.Heading into a new season, Dos Santos is frustrated. Just days before the Whitecaps are set to kick off their Major League Soccer campaign, he has yet to hold a training session with his full squad. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck April 17, 2021 - 7:00 AM
VANCOUVER - Heading into a new season, Vancouver Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos is frustrated.
Just days before the Whitecaps are set to kick off their Major League Soccer campaign, he has yet to hold a training session with his full squad.
VANCOUVER Heading into a new season, Vancouver Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos is frustrated.
Just days before the Whitecaps are set to kick off their Major League Soccer campaign, he has yet to hold a training session with his full squad.
National duty, visa issues and quarantine have kept several players from joining training camp at the club s temporary home in Sandy, Utah.
“My frustration is not having everyone here, together, working together. That’s frustrating as a coach, Dos Santos said. But it’s things we have to deal with.
Every player who s been in training is ready to compete, he said, and there s a sense of excitement and anticipation about who s yet to come.
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Vancouver Whitecaps goalkeeper Thomas Hasal (51) makes a save during the first half of MLS soccer action against the Montreal Impact in Vancouver, B.C., Sunday, September 13, 2020. Hasal doesn t believe in curses, even if it seemed that there must have been a jinx on the Vancouver Whitecaps goalkeepers last season. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward March 11, 2021 - 3:25 PM
VANCOUVER - Thomas Hasal doesn t believe in curses, even if it seemed that there must have been a jinx on the Vancouver Whitecaps goalkeepers last season.
The club saw four different keepers occupy the starting spot as injuries and absences complicated a season that was already unlike any other.