You Asked? Part II: US Defender Jay Demerit On Rossi And Watford

In Part II of Goal.com’s exclusive sitdown with the fierce American centerback, he looks beyond the US national team.

Jun 23, 2009 5:06:42 AM

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RUSTENBURG, South Africa—Jay Demerit looked relaxed and ready the day before the US national team pulled off the Miracle in Rustenburg. Sitting at a sunlit table next to a game preserve, he chatted easily with Goal.com.
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In Part II of our exclusive “You Asked?” feature, Demerit speaks about Giuseppe Rossi’s decision to play for Italy, the fate of Watford under a new manager, and how a devoted Green Bay Packers fan feels about Brett Favre’s signing with the Minnesota Vikings.

“Obviously, a little bit of natural disappointment from Green Bay fans, that’s for sure,” the Wisconsin native said.
 
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