Hendry Thomas
Hendry Thomas (born February 23, 1985) is a Honduran football midfielder. More about Hendry Thomas from Wikipedia »
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Latics Season so far…
…and Jason Scotland followed Martinez from Swansea City, Mohammed Diame and Antonio Amaya made the trip from Spain to Wigan and Hendry Thomas made his long awaited move to the DW from Deportivo Olympia. Pre Season A shaky start to the pre season fixtures saw…
Wigan Athletic: Moreno is a Wiganer
…addition to the Wigan Athletic squad.” Aged just 22, Moreno joins James McCarthy, Victor Moses, Scott Sinclair, Momo Diame, Hendry Thomas and Jordi Gomez , all players under the age of 24 brought in by the Latics boss. Moreno's move is subject to international…
Wigan v City: Preview
…dynamo Hendry Thomas is Wigan Athletic's happy Honduran as he makes a mark in the Premier League. And boss Roberto Martinez knows he will have a key role to play in Sunday's clash with City. Thomas was first spotted by Steve Bruce but when he left Martinez…
Wigan close in on Palacios
…Honduran, Roger Rojas, a 19-year-old striker who is Palacios' team-mate at Honduran club side Olimpia. Wigan midfielder Hendry Thomas believes there is definitely a place for his countrymen in the Premier League. He said: “It is great that there is a link…
Wigan 1 Sunderland 0
…and the substitution appeared to have the desired effect. Five minutes after the restart Andy Reid's shot clipped Hendry Thomas to dip just over the crossbar and from the corner Bardsley's ambitious long-range effort was also deflected wide. Bent had a…
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It was a disappointment for us after a fantastic performance by Marcus.—James McCarthy, Mirror.co.uk
We know all about Marcus and he had one of those days when he made it difficult to find a way past him.—Roberto Martinez, Mirror.co.uk
A lot of the guys feel like we haven't been at our best since the summer … We've played good football, but at the same time, how we played last summer is different from how we're playing now. But it's natural to go through those ups and downs, and we're still getting the job done. That's the most important thing.—Jozy Altidore, Sports Illustrated
At this point when U.S. Soccer has grown and competed in World Cups throughout the years, shouldn't we be above that?
You're not sure what kind of U.S. team you're going to get when you travel to Honduras or El Salvador or Costa Rica
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