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**truportodfa** · 08-13-2012, 10:12 PM

Anyway, onto the best and worst of the games for me, and I will exclude anything that didn't actually take place in London and doesn't fall within the purview of the organizers:

The wins I loved:

My favorite squeaker win: The US women's football team winning against team Canada in that impossibly tense match where the US was behind almost the entire time. And then to win it with just 30 seconds left. My word!

More bests and worsts to come from me...

I am pretty sure USA vs Canada ladies soccer match was played at Old Trafford but don't see how the match could have been more exciting or any more valid if played at Wembley.

Looking forward to hearing more of your best and worst moments which I found interesting.

If GS has the space a new thread on NBC's coverage might be of interest.
I can see reasons both pro and con and would be interested to hear what others would have done if they were the president of NBC sports.

08-13-2012, 10:12 PM	#9
truportodfa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 376 Senior Member	Anyway, onto the best and worst of the games for me, and I will exclude anything that didn't actually take place in London and doesn't fall within the purview of the organizers: The wins I loved: My favorite squeaker win: The US women's football team winning against team Canada in that impossibly tense match where the US was behind almost the entire time. And then to win it with just 30 seconds left. My word! More bests and worsts to come from me... I am pretty sure USA vs Canada ladies soccer match was played at Old Trafford but don't see how the match could have been more exciting or any more valid if played at Wembley. Looking forward to hearing more of your best and worst moments which I found interesting. If GS has the space a new thread on NBC's coverage might be of interest. I can see reasons both pro and con and would be interested to hear what others would have done if they were the president of NBC sports.
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