How was moving to the U.S. after growing up in Jamaica?
RM: A little bit different. Cultural-wise a little different. Different people. The type of soccer is different. The way people socialize is different. So it was a little bit challenging for me for the first two years, but after three years I’ve gotten settled in and interact with people and learn the culture and adapt to the American lifestyle. What do you miss most about Jamaica? RM: I miss my mom. I miss the food. I miss my family and friends like people I can really relate to. My culture – I miss it a little. What is your favorite food from Jamaica? RM: I like steamed fish and what we call rice and peas in Jamaica. My mom always made it for me. I miss it a lot. How was your time with the Jamaica U-20 team? RM: It was real competitive. It was like the cream of the crop group of guys. It was hard for me to get into that team. I got in and did well in a couple of games I played in, but it was really competitive with those guys. Those guys helped me establish myself. From making that t
