Originally posted by Unregistered
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Don't have very good timing, do you? This post is like Rene Huigita getting stripped at midfield in the 1990 World Cup, but even more embarrassing.
Better than the DA? No effing way. Unless you are going to try and tell us that all six "little DA" teams are all better than the DA, because it's rather obvious that any one of them can beat any other on a given night.
Look, I get it. Stuff happens when middle school kids play soccer. Someone stayed up too late last night playing Fortnite. Someone didn't have a good wholesome breakfast. Someone spent the entire time worrying that their Benz would be broken into at the prison yard.
And despite all their troubles this season--two weeks ago, this team got smoked by UPDX, and earlier in the year, received a 3-0 beatdown at the hands of WashT, who Crossfire clobbered recently by the same score--I'm not terribly surprised that it was CFC who did the deed. Despite some coaching and consistency issues, Capital is big and fast and skilled, and has an excellent keeper. They're a team that can get shots and finish even against a set defense (rather than only being able to win with bootball), and they have one of the better keepers in the Oregon DA.
But it doesn't matter. If you're going to come in here and talk the sort of smack that the Crossfire honks like to talk, then you gotta walk the walk. Losing to Capital doesn't make that case--it makes the case that your critics are right (and you're persistent insecurity suggests you have the same fear): that Crossfire does well in middle-school soccer due to early-bloomer athletes, but as the kids move in to high school, you'll get exposed. And for that reason, the local pro soccer team (which is well aware of this phenomenon) chooses technical skill over big and fast, even if big and fast is what wins games at ODP.
So please. Spare us all the "we're equal to or better than TA" talk. It's getting tiresome, and makes you all look foolish.
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