BUT. Argentine Diego Valeri's goal, Portland's first, was maybe the best moment of the game. He not only juggled his way through space and finished slyly, he transmogrified Jamison Olave from a person into a traffic cone. IMPRESSIVE.
- Will Parchman
Monday, March 4, 2013
Diego Valeri is a bad, bad man
The Timbers and Red Bulls put on a show last night. ESPN's game of the week was, ostensibly, MLS' game of the weekend, as Portland clawed back from a 3-1 hole in front of a heaving sell-out crowd at Jeld-Wen. Portland equalized in the final 10 minutes and took a point from what seemed like a surefire loss. The battle of the rook coaches (Petke's cardigan vs. Porter's sweater vest) ended a stalemate.
BUT. Argentine Diego Valeri's goal, Portland's first, was maybe the best moment of the game. He not only juggled his way through space and finished slyly, he transmogrified Jamison Olave from a person into a traffic cone. IMPRESSIVE.
- Will Parchman
BUT. Argentine Diego Valeri's goal, Portland's first, was maybe the best moment of the game. He not only juggled his way through space and finished slyly, he transmogrified Jamison Olave from a person into a traffic cone. IMPRESSIVE.
- Will Parchman
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It was a great goal, but not even the best of the weekend in MLS. Arnaud's was better in my opinion.
Arnaud's was absolutely gorgeous. I can't be the only one who thinks that Montreal outclassed Seattle in that match.
Crazy thing about that game: Seattle and Montreal are 1-2 in possessions per game metric thru the first MLS weekend (both had 150+ that game). That game was played a ridiculously high and technical pace, bizarre for a season opener.
bring back jesse marsh!!!
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