Goal.com Poll of the Week Results: It’s Bouna Time!

The Colorado Rapids win something—finally!—thanks to Senegalese goalkeeper Bouna Coundoul .

In 2008, African players have become hot commodities. Sure, the Latino geniuses like Marcello Gallardo and Cuauhtemoc Blanco get the money and the press, but it’s this new crop of Africans, with their South African dances and cool accents, who are having a massive impact on the league this year.

You Goal.commers love one more than the others, though. Colorado goalkeeper Bouna Coundoul. Not a bad choice at all. After all, he’s the only player in MLS with a copyrighted tagline: Bouna Time!

Last Week’s POTW Question:
Major League Soccer boasts several impressive African players right now. Which do you think has made the biggest impact?

The Results:
1. Bouna Coundoul (Colorado Rapids, Senegal) 31.00%
2. Kheli Dube (New England Revolution, Zimbabwe) 28.00%
3. Sainey Nyassi (New England Revolution, Gambia) 16.00%
4. Dominic Oduro (FC Dallas, Ghana) 12.00%
5. Kenny Mansally (New England Revolution, Gambia) 5.00%
6. Kei Kamara (San Jose Earthquakes, Sierra Leone) 4.00%
7. Francis Doe (D.C. United, Liberia) 2.00%
8. Emmanuel Ekpo (Columbus Crew, Nigeria) 2.00%


This Week’s POTW Question:
New York striker Jozy Altidore's roughly $10 million move to Villarreal was announced this week. How do you think he'll do in Spain?

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