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I suspect the above point about 04s is true for many first-team players on most clubs.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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We will find out a lot after the first weekend of play. Westside plays FC PDX on Saturday and then IFC Eagles on Sunday (both home games on grass). They can prove themselves worthy or possibly be off to an 0-2 start. There is also a ADF/Crossfire game on Saturday that should be good. I predict Westside winning vs FC PDX (FC is a different team on grass) and loosing to IFC. Crossfire will beat ADF pretty handily.Comment
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Aren't "IFC Eagles" more or less the same team as "LASC Eagles", that participated in a few summer tournaments (including reportedly forfeiting a match in the semis of Mt. Hood?) If so, Copa smacked LASC Eagles around pretty good in the Beaverton Cup (beating them twice on grass, including a 7-1 whipping in the Finals), and ETFC was handling them pretty well when the game was called. (Either that, or they got beaten by Eugene 3-0...)Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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yes same team. not sure why everyone is thinking they are in the top few. their 3 best players are on ADFOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Yes. I IFC is the LASC and you are right, they also got crushed in a NW Champions league game by Spokane Sounders 6-1. With that being said they also played Washington Premier (A very good team) to a draw in their last NW Champions League game. I am not positive, but it seems that they had some players in the game against Spokane that were not present in several other games.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Then that means ADF may also be a sleeper. They haven't played anyone in-state it seems. Held their own in a non-diluted USSDA age group in San Diego and beat the top Seattle United Copa squad.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Still think my Crossfire, Westside, and FC Portland are the teams to beat. IFC + ADF may be #4 and #5 or #1 and #2. My bet is on the former. Should be a great season with what sounds like quite a bit of parity!Comment
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I think it will be a battle of two teams. Crossfire Oregon & FC Portland. Westside is not the team the have been in the past. The key is getting plenty of shots off against their keeper!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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that wasn't Seattle United's top team. Seattle United's B'04 USSDA "B" team is filled with the top '05 players.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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The top teams from Seattle are Crossfire Premier & Washington Premier!Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Not quite. But OK. Seattle United Copa beat Crossfire Premier 2x this summer. I agree WPFC are close but I have them at #3. They have not beaten Crossfire Premier 2/2 tries this summer.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
To the other yahoo's point, Seattle United and Crossfire Premier each have one 2005 player on both squad rosters. Their 2004 USSDA squads are full of primarily 2004 talent only. Check it out on the DA site. Get your facts straight.
Westside to beat up on FC Portland tomorrow
Crossfire PDX to roll ADF tomorrow.
IFC Eagles to pound Bend Timbers tomorrow.Comment
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Crossfire did not lose a game all summer when they had their entire team available. Finally lost in Seattle without their goalie after beating teams by a large margin and finals of Nike cup without their starting center mid who was gone all tourney, based on them beating westside copa pretty handily in clash finals it looks like they are the team to beat...Comment
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Final from Powerlines: Copa 1, Navy 1Comment
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