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Yeah that 7:40am game should have been played Saturday night but was postponed because of the weather. Revolution dodged a bullet...Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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4-0 with restrictions. Sounds more like a bye. Nice try though.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Of I were you I would quit talking, things just keep getting tougher for you to find excuses for. Thanks to your coaches and directors this is what you have to look forward too. Best of luck trying to spin those results.
NWCL-NPL Northwest Champions League 2014
WASHINGTON TIMBERS FC G03 RED TEAM LOG IN Under 11 Girls
August 2014
50004 Fri Aug 22 5:30 pm WASHINGTON TIMBERS FC G03 RED vs FC NOVA BLACK U11 Liberty HS JV Field B
50011 Sat Aug 23 2:15 pm WASHINGTON TIMBERS FC G03 RED vs SEATTLE UNITED G03 COPA Liberty HS 5
50020 Sun Aug 24 3:30 pm WASHINGTON TIMBERS FC G03 RED vs WASHINGTON PREMIER FC G03BLACK Liberty HS 5
October 2014
50025 Sat Oct 4 10:30 am HARBOR PREMIER G03 GREEN vs WASHINGTON TIMBERS FC G03 RED 60 Acres South 24
50031 Sat Oct 4 3:00 pm CROSSFIRE PREMIER 03 HATTRUP/WILLIAMS vs WASHINGTON TIMBERS FC G03 RED 60 Acres South 24
50038 Sun Oct 5 11:00 am EASTSIDE FC EFC GU11 '03 RED vs WASHINGTON TIMBERS FC G03 RED 60 Acres South 24Comment
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Bend website says the game was 3/1. Better get Tara to fix that...that mistake might make some of the college scouts following the Rev think twice.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Very true. I see 0-6 with a -42 goal differential in your future.Comment
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Was referring to the 4-0 game that harbor played against ***c that wore harbor down so much.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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It doesn't matter how "easy" the opponent was. Three games in that muggy heat, playing the 3rd game against a team that was on its first game of the day. Of course Rev had an advantage. If they could have hung 25 on Harbor they would have. That's how they roll in the Couv.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Agree, and they only hung 10 on one opponent this weekend. That is how this team rolls in the Couv. Real classy bunch.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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You people are all jerkoffs. Yes, it was a tough schedule for Harbor. There is no way Pacific asked for that. But at least give those girls some credit. Anytime you come out and play the worst game ever and get rolled 6-1 it hurts. It's all about "how" you play the next game and did you make the adjustments necessary. Fact is, absolutely. They stopped the counter-attack and didn't give the ball away in transition. Possession was easily 70-30. They played aggressive and never backed down. Harbor was gassed by the end of the game, big deal. Whether they had played 3, 2, or 1 games that day it doesn't matter when you spend 50 minutes chasing the ball. What this does is setup an extremely fun and competitive NWCL schedule.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
You stand on your soap boxes and say that the Pacific parents boast and make excuses for everything they do wrong. Well, why do you always make excuses for everything they do right? Just back the F off and go troll somewhere else.Comment
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Here is a fair and unbiased way to compare the Rec club and Premier club...If you look at Revolution's schedule, they play the exact same teams as WT_FC in NWCL. Let's see who has the best record, scores the most goals, and gives up the fewest...Then we can reflect and say, "Man, I am happy my child pays all those high prices and plays for the Timbers" or we can say "S#@!, why am I spending so much money to play for the Timbers? Let's go tryout for Pacific next year."Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Because you don't get it. You are only talking because a team is winning which means little.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Because in a few years when they can't make even a lowly ***c team because they are so poorly developed, you will understand why you don stay at pacific.
Don't think I'm right? Find a team or player even that was successful from that club of young teams that have parents who don't know what is what and coaches who are out paced by their teams before they hit puberty.Comment
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We've played both and Pacific is very clearly a better developed bunch than the Timbers. They are superior technically and tactically. It appears that Pacific has the better academy training going on right now. When the B teams from pacific are better than the timbers A teams at the academy ages, it really isn't even close.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Few things: Pacific is a new club and doing fairly well and growing. So you really can't say what they will have in a few years. Now, it might not be there, but it is getting better. A lot better and quickly.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Timers, which teams would you be talking about at the older ages? They have been around for a long time and I don't see any great older teams. They all seem to have disappeared in the last two years. And there are many coaches at Timbers who are way out of their league, more concerned with winning now, than developing the players. They may have a few boys teams, but that might be it at this point. Not much to brag about.Comment
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U11Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Red: John Samwel
Green: Chris Henry
Forest: Shane Burris
Burgundy: Brian Holt
U12
Red: Jeff Castagnola
Forest: Chris Henry
Burgundy: Kendall Cline
Crimson: Robert Bates
U13
Red: Cliff Samodurov and Steve Yang
Green: Jerome Hill
Forest: Jeff Harris
Lime: Darin Stangel
Burgundy: Sean Ryan
Crimson: JD McPherson
U14
Green: Allen Van Every
Forest: Angela Moore
Burgundy: Kendall Cline
U15
Red: Steve Studley
Green: George Moya
Forest: Randy Thrall
Burgundy: Darren Dye
U16
Red: John Samwel
Green: John Samwel
Forest: Jaide Graham
U17
Red: Steve Studley
Green: Senad Ramic
U18
Green: TBA
Burgundy: Todd Benner
U17 reds had a mass exodus. So where are the older teams?Comment
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