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BILBONDER 07-08-2012 12:13 PM

What a Match!
 
between the US and Canadian Women's Football teams in the Semifinal, w/ the US winning it in the 122nd minute, saving us from the agony that is PK's. They came from behind 3 times to tie it in a very physical matchup in regulation.
It will be tough for US and Japan to match the intensity of this one come Thursday @ "new" Wembley Stadium. It will be a chance for the US to avenge their W.C. final loss so it could be just as good a game.
Thanks to NBC for allowing me to see the end of this a few times in succession on MSNBC,and then on the dedicated Soccer channel.

movlabz 07-08-2012 12:23 PM

If they let Japan off the hook like in the World Cup im gonna be pissed. Japan had no business winning that match.

PNCarl 07-08-2012 12:27 PM

http://prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2...day-yet-again/
\Alex Morgan’s late header at Old Trafford staved off Olympic elimination and forces a rematch against Japan in the final. Really, it’s just Alex being Alex.

It’ll never get boring, but Alex Morgan’s dramatic game-winning goal against Canada has become a familiar sight. (Watch it again here.)
It’s far too early to ponder her potential legacy, but the 23-year-old has already built up a marvelous reputation. She rescued her team from an undesirable outcome (in this case, penalty kicks), just like she has time and time again. Her propensity for late heroics is what initially endeared her to the USWNT faithful.

xanax-buy-online.com 07-08-2012 12:30 PM

really was a great match. I skipped out of work a half hour early to go watch it at the bar with a friend and was well worth it. Looking forward to catching part of the Gold Medal match on Thursday, but I have a tennis match later that evening.

EspanaCamsInfo 07-08-2012 12:34 PM

BTW, the Canadian women and their coach and crying foul and claiming they were cheated and the Ref made a mysterious call on that goalie 6 second rule.

Oh well..

BrainTop 07-08-2012 12:39 PM

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BTW, the Canadian women and their coach and crying foul and claiming they were cheated and the Ref made a mysterious call on that goalie 6 second rule.

Oh well..
They had started whining even before the match accusing the US of "Highly illegal tactics" trying to curry the refs favor. Meanwhile the 1st two hard fouls of the match were by the Canucks.

tramadolwithall 07-08-2012 12:52 PM

on free kicks, the players in the wall are never supposed to raise their arms, especially inside the box. They have no one to blame but that defender who had both elbows outstretched while she was jumping. AND they still had another 30 minutes to win the game.

sniskelsowwef 07-08-2012 02:23 PM

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http://prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2...day-yet-again/
\Alex Morgan’s late header at Old Trafford staved off Olympic elimination and forces a rematch against Japan in the final. Really, it’s just Alex being Alex.

It’ll never get boring, but Alex Morgan’s dramatic game-winning goal against Canada has become a familiar sight. (Watch it again here.)
It’s far too early to ponder her potential legacy, but the 23-year-old has already built up a marvelous reputation. She rescued her team from an undesirable outcome (in this case, penalty kicks), just like she has time and time again. Her propensity for late heroics is what initially endeared her to the USWNT faithful.
i think the fact that she's hot is what initially endeared to the faithful.

replrobin 07-08-2012 02:26 PM

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on free kicks, the players in the wall are never supposed to raise their arms, especially inside the box. They have no one to blame but that defender who had both elbows outstretched while she was jumping. AND they still had another 30 minutes to win the game.
that wasn't the problem. it was the call that led to the kick that resulted in the penalty. cards being given to keepers for time wasting is common. never seen an indirect free kick awarded for it.

DoctorGordanBens 07-08-2012 02:49 PM

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that wasn't the problem. it was the call that led to the kick that resulted in the penalty. cards being given to keepers for time wasting is common. never seen an indirect free kick awarded for it.
Usually those cards are awarded on a goal kick or free kick, dead ball. If the play is live and a card is given for time wasting, you have to award the indirect kick. My point is, the game wasnt lost on that referee action, it was lost on the hand ball and the inability to rebound in extra time.

I didnt see it live, but if the ref felt the need to make that call, she must have been clearly wasting time.

NofFoomiTot 09-08-2012 07:35 PM

[QUOTE=asheylarry;3481284]i think the fact that she's hot is what initially endeared to the faithful.

I think with me it was the promise of what a player she will become (and is becoming this Olympics) and that promise that showed in burst last summer that endeared me.....oh and yeah...she is so adorable!

cookiemonster 09-08-2012 07:41 PM

Goin to be real tough not knowing who won today's Final before I get home and have a chance to watch on replay on NBC's Soccer channel.

cbUDaNFRu 09-08-2012 08:47 PM

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Goin to be real tough not knowing who won today's Final before I get home and have a chance to watch on replay on NBC's Soccer channel.
Should probably stay off the internet completly.

MeatteCen 09-08-2012 09:00 PM

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between the US and Canadian Women's Football teams in the Semifinal, w/ the US winning it in the 122nd minute, saving us from the agony that is PK's. They came from behind 3 times to tie it in a very physical matchup in regulation.
It will be tough for US and Japan to match the intensity of this one come Thursday @ "new" Wembley Stadium. It will be a chance for the US to avenge their W.C. final loss so it could be just as good a game.
Thanks to NBC for allowing me to see the end of this a few times in succession on MSNBC,and then on the dedicated Soccer channel.
soccer.

engacenus 09-08-2012 09:06 PM

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Should probably stay off the internet completly.
Pretty safe here on S-B. The good thing is I will be driving home as it is ending, so If I stay on music station I could get home free

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soccer.
Not according to the Official Olympics schedule and results pages.
http://www.london2012.com/football/

N9NACzws 09-08-2012 09:13 PM

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Pretty safe here on S-B. The good thing is I will be driving home as it is ending, so If I stay on music station I could get home free


Not according to the Official Olympics schedule and results pages.
http://www.london2012.com/football/
Dem servers for this a here website are right cheer in the YOOO-Nited States of 'Merica and we a here call that sissy game SOCK-HER.

Gastonleruanich 09-08-2012 09:19 PM

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Dem servers for this a here website are right cheer in the YOOO-Nited States of 'Merica and we a here call that sissy game SOCK-HER.
Really. I thought Sully and the gang were holed up somewhere in India since this place was real slow the day India lost all the power. http://www.sports-boards.net/forums/...ilies/wink.png

QwOpHGyZ 09-08-2012 09:48 PM

Breaking out "Greatness has been found" t-shirts as the other team is crying on the field isn't exactly in the Olympic spirit.

Obnoxious Americans.

abouthotels 09-21-2012 08:18 AM

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I resisted posting all game I did. And I really wanted to a couple of times.
I say post. If brett can't keep himself from clicking into the thread, that's his problem. If you can't post here, where are you going to post? Twitter?

RCQDnMp5 09-21-2012 11:33 AM

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So is it OK to talk about the soccer match now?
Meh. TJD ruined it w/ his premature post above http://www.sports-boards.net/forums/...ies/tongue.png
It was still fun to see in the replay.
Curious though how the IOC feels about those T-shirts worn TJD mentions. They did not look like officially sanctioned Olympic wear.


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