You Asked?: Submit Your Questions For Shalrie Joseph

The New England Revolution stalwart, Shalrie Joseph, is next up in Goal.com’s newest video feature, “You Asked?”

Jun 8, 2009 2:46:44 PM

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He measures in at an imposing six feet, three inches.

He’s made 172 appearances for the New England Revolution.

He’s a dominating force in the center of the midfield, considered one of the best, if not the best in Major League Soccer at his position

He is none other than Shalrie Joseph.

Now you get to ask him the questions in this week’s, “You Asked?” It can be anything you can think of.
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Whether you want to know what his most memorable game in New England has been, or what he expects the future to hold...by all means, ask away.

Just remember to keep your questions clean or they won’t be considered.

Submit them in the comments box below. Include your name and location as well.

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