An interesting weekend of soccer is complete. The usual suspects from the Puget Sound WPFC and Crossfire look to be the class of the group. Our friends from north of the 49th parallel can put the ball in the back of the net. FC Portland a lone bright spot amongst OPL teams. Vancouver Timbers were simply embarrassing. Discuss!
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Vancouver Timbers
1 GF and 31 GA: Goal Diff of -30 OUCH!
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Can't believe they got a team in the NWCL without earning it. Bottom of the table first division at best. Many more deserving teams than this one. Pathetic.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Great job FC. What happened to the mighty Copa?Comment
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Mighty Copa
Added top level talent, on paper the most talented team in this age group in the OPL. Not playing as team, until the players decide to put the team in front of individual production the will have moments of brilliance followed by painful mediocrity.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Agree that Copa is a collection of talented players that don't play as a team. Last years WST team was much better disciplined, I thought.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Talking about the first NWCL weekend, I guess it comes down to matchups.
Look at the Boise Nationals - they beat Crossfire, but lost to Issaquah and got blown out by Fraser. FCP even tied with Coquitlam, who in turn tied Pacific Fire.
WPFC and Vancouver were consistent throughout.Comment
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Because last years coach demanded that the boys be disciplined and made sure they all knew it was a team effort. How does WST expect the new coach to do the same when he can't even control his own son.Comment
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As mentioned before, they need to earn the right to play in NWCL!Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
It'll be hard to keep the morale of the players up, if you get beat like that every weekend.
Leave your ego at the door and start working your way up. Just play OPL for now...Comment
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