Portland Timbers 2 vs Orange County (Full Match and Live)
Posted May 4, 2015, 1:11 AM UTC
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Wow. Timbers bench players can't score against a USL Pro team... PorterOUT! (kidding)
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Yeah, did they just pass on whatever finishing ability they had onto our USL team?
Hopefully because of the lead T2 will press more and create all those delicious chances.
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Trying to find some silver linings from this...
- Johnson looks rough and tumble again. Plus two of his free kick services were nice, even if the follow was comically bad.
- Thoma looked quite good. Number 11 on OC was big, fast, and slick, but Thoma mostly kept him contained.
That's about it. Everything else was pretty shit.
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I thought Peay was on point. When we subbed him out our defense and offense suffered.
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True. Dude is solid.
I think the hardest part of tonight wasn't individual performances, now that I think about. It was a total lack of chemistry between..well everyone.
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I don't know. Peay seemed less focused than usual. A lot of shit got behind him tonight.
And #11 - yeah, we should sign him. Even after his horrible injury, he managed make us hurt.
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He made some mistakes (like most of the team) but recovered well. He reminded me of Powell with his fearless runs forward and then speedy recovery. I think if he would have been pared against 11 instead of thoma they wouldn't have scored that second goal.
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until 11 scored.
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While I wanted to see Gaston and Jeanderson kill it, it just failed. And throughout the game, the ball kept finding it's way up the left side and it just kept not working. I'm glad they got time on ball, but Peay and Winchester could have done better.
Also, Fochive alternated between great and horrible. Lots of turnovers.
Also, my kids said that they didn't like Kim. Can't blame them. Kim kept interrupting shit for us. Good on him.
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just as bad, if not worse, than the first team.
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Gaston is not even good enough for USL. Winchester came on and the team looked better.
Gaston wasn't bad, but he did seem to share the same fear of "shooting on goal." But damn, Winchester was the man. Explosive on the pitch, won challenges and put the ball in the right spot.