Kenny Cooper loaned to Plymouth Argyle

American striker Kenny Cooper has been loaned by 1860 Munich to Plymouth Argyle of England’s Coca-Cola Championship. So he has moved from second division Germany to second division England in hope of playing time and a shot at the World Cup squad. I hope this works out for him, because I still think he’s a better option up front than some of the players Bradley has been calling in.

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One Response to “Kenny Cooper loaned to Plymouth Argyle”

Aaron says:

May 11, 2010 at 12:37 am

Thank you!! I have been saying this for a while now. I believe Kenny Cooper would be such a better striker then the other ones he keeps calling up. Cooper has the size, the moves, the quickness, and can finish. I have been a fan of his ever since he played for F.C. Dallas and will always cheer him on no matter where he goes! He should definently be in South Africa come this summer

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