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Chicago Fire Head Coach and Director of Soccer Frank Yallop
On general feeling of the team heading into the World Cup break
"Points-wise, not great. Spirit-wise, I thought tonight was good. Difficult circumstances with the red card and all the stuff that went on tonight. What I liked about the team tonight: we fought, and we stuck up for each other. That's the positive out of it. The negative: we didn't get a result at home, obviously. Frustration is probably the word I would say right now."
On if he had saw the reason for Obafemi Martins' sending-off
"No, I didn't, I haven't looked at a replay. I haven't seen it yet."
On expecting officiating controversies
"I don't know. I thought both teams came out to try and win the game, which is important. Some decisions for us didn't go the right way, and you get frustrated with all that stuff; it spills over to your play a little bit. I'm not going to fault the effort of our players at all; we're not quite able to figure it out yet. We have good moments; we have patterns of play that are good, we look like we're a good side, and then we falter and get punished. It's frustrating. I hate to use the word, I keep saying it, but the balance is not quite there yet. No excuses with the three games in the week, but it's never easy. But I thought we kept going until the end; we could have gotten something out of the game. Obviously that third goal killed the game a little bit. Quincy [Amarikwa] had a great chance I think at 2-1, and then Juan [Luis Anangono] had a good chance at 3-2. That's football. That's the tough part about it. And I'm sitting there just frustrated, and you guys are fans of us, as frustrated as you are; I'm sitting there going, 'why can't we get it sorted out?' But signs are good, young guys are doing okay. Harry [Shipp] did good tonight, so hopefully we can turn the corner."
On creating chances and goals in play
"We created some good chances. If you look at the experience on their team, it's a pretty experienced team; and we're a little bit younger and naive, and all the guys we have out...there's no excuses. But I'm not going to fault my guys; I thought they fought right to the end, tried to get something out of the game, but just couldn't quite get something out of it. I'm not going to turn to the excuse of 'we got guys out,' because, I thought the players that played tonight played well for us. Big, important thing is, take the punishment, if you like, and move on. You have to. We have an Open Cup game next, hopefully we can get through that round; I think there's another round of Open Cup, and then we get to get back into MLS. So we're still in the picture, which is always good; although we have to start winning games, obviously. But the progression of the team playing-wise, I thought, showed some fight tonight, which is important."
On the penalty call and ensuing red card against Fire defender Jhon Kennedy Hurtado
"Anytime you go with two feet, it alarms referees for some reason. I think that Jhon had no other opportunity to block the ball, and to go with his feet sort of showing. It didn't catch the player; give a penalty kick, but don't give a sending-off. Or give a sending-off, but no penalty kick, whatever you want to do, but I just think the double thing was just, for me, not a great decision. I haven't seen it, but it looked like Jhon was just trying to block the ball; it wasn't malicious, it was low, and it looked like he was trying to get his feet sorted out. But, again, the rules are what they are, so I can't really argue with it. But I struggled a little bit all night with the officiating. I thought it was a little bit one-way, but that's my opinion."
On the World Cup break serving as a chance to get healthy
"You have two main guys out, Patrick Nyarko and Mike Magee are out at the moment, so you have to help them get ready for play coming in the next couple of weeks. We have the Open Cup, which is in our break. Alex is not 100%; obviously played a little bit tonight, but he's not close to what he can play like at the moment. So we have a little bit of time to get our guys healthy and hopefully start the next MLS game out with a win, because we need to start winning, obviously, to have any chance to do well this year. But I think the emergence of the young players is my focus, and I think they're doing okay. We're not wishing the season away at all; I make sure that we're ready to play each game and ready to go. I thought again, we didn't flop and buckle under in this game, which we could have done against a good side. Each game we've played, other than maybe a couple, we've been right there, right in the match, right and ready to go; but the naiveté of our team, and it's not a slight on them, it's just reality, we can't figure it out quite yet. It's frustrating as a coach, and the players are frustrated. I think that for us, it's making sure that we build on it, and make sure we get positive with it."
Jeff Larentowicz, Chicago Fire Midfielder
On tonight's loss:
"This may be the toughest so far. You might want to put it up there with the Real Salt Lake game, but they came at us – Seattle didn't. They were content with their lead waiting for us, but somehow they still got the better of us which is difficult."
On where the team goes from here heading into the break:
"We have to decide. Everyone has to go home this week and figure out if they're content with where we are, think about if they're content coming in after games saying, 'Oh well, we did alright – we didn't score or we didn't finish that chance,' or they can make a difference, they can make a change. I don't know what happened around the league, but we're at the bottom of the conference – we have to make a move and we have to stop being content with half chances and one goal losses at home."
On the team's effort:
"It's not the effort, it's not the effort. It's critical moments in the game when players make a difference or don't make a difference, and at the moment we're not making that difference.
On how to make that difference:
"We can't be content. We can't come in and say, 'We did alright.' There's no attendance award, we have to come and we have to do something."
On the goals for the remainder of the season:
"I think the goal is always to make the playoffs. We can't come in and say we're going to be the MLS champs - we have to work for it, we have to fight for it. We have to fight to get into the playoffs period. Then you can move on and rewrite your goals. At the moment - sure we've hung with teams, sure we've played well against top competition, but we haven't gotten over that hump. Like I said it's not about sprinting harder, running faster or jumping higher, it's not about that because we do that. It's about the critical moments when we have to make a difference, that's what we have to focus on."
On the Open Cup as an opportunity to turn things around:
"Winning is contagious, I think. You catch it and you want it. We haven't won, it's almost like we enjoy coming in and being content with what's going on. So, sure we win the first round and we play another game before we play a MLS game, so sure we can get the wheels moving, we can get guys healthy and can start pushing on. But you can see we're in games. It's not about personnel; it's just about those little things. Against different competition in the Open Cup maybe we can sharpen those edges."
Quincy Amarikwa, Chicago Fire Forward
On the chemistry with Harry Shipp:
"I think Harry and I are building good chemistry up-top. It's translating on the field and it's turning into goals. We just need to figure it out as a team now, making sure we can prevent teams from scoring multiple goals on us so we can come away with three points. Tonight we can build from it, learn from it and move on."
Harry Shipp, Chicago Fire Forward
On play leading up to the goal, scoring and the result:
"I was trying to show up in places to find the ball, but it was hard. I was getting frustrated, I think everyone was getting frustrated, with our lack of keeping it. Right before the first goal I started feeling a little more comfortable, kind of feeling the touch, and then I hit a good shot. After that the momentum switched and I think we were back in the game. In the second half we gave up that third goal, which killed us, but I think that besides that we really kept the ball, we possessed the ball. We did things we know we can do. We had a chance to tie it up at 2-2 and to make it 3-3, but unfortunately it didn't go in. I scored two goals, but I'm not going to be happy unless I score two more and we win 4-3. That's the difference in this feeling and difference in New York when we won 5-4."
On the chippy play during the game:
"I think we have to keep our focus. There was a lot of extracurricular stuff going on after every tackle, there were people complaining, but I think you just have to keep your head and focus. I think we did a good job in the second half of just moving the ball and playing simple – keeping the ball and interchanging especially through the midfield. It was hard for them to keep the ball. I think if we had done that all 90 minutes it might be a different story."
Seattle Sounders Head Coach Sigi Schmid
On the match:
"You know, I thought we made the game harder than we needed to make it. Obviously we are in a good position with a two goal lead playing a man up, and then we get a man thrown out. At that point, we gave up a goal, you know, I think Shipp took both his goals really well, he finished them well, one left footed, one right footed, and they were good finishes, but they were plays we should have stopped a bit earlier. Hats off to him and his finishes, so it made the game tight. Kept it tight all the way through."
What changed when the Fire scored, making it two to one:
"It picked up their spirit. They are obviously playing at home so they want to make a good impression in front of their fans and they want to do well. We've had a good run, played well, and we have a few guys that are banged up out there and so guys are just thinking of making it through. Now we have a 5 day break. Maybe they were thinking of that."
Seattle Sounders Midfielder Marco Pappa
On the physical match:
"I am pretty happy with the group. We were good tonight. We played a strong game. Red cards and many fouls but at the end of the day we have the three points. We are pretty happy about that."
On his return to Chicago:
"I was excited to see to see old faces, old friends, old fans. It was for sure a lot of feelings on the pitch but Chicago has been a big part of my career."
Seattle Sounders Midfielder Lamar Neagle
On his game winning shot:
"It has been something I've been trying to do a little bit more, have some composure in the box, that kind of show. When it was coming down, I did want to hit it first time but it wasn't bouncing right. I didn't want to rush it. Got it down and then tried to curl it in the back."
On the funny bounce it took before he struck the ball:
"I was trying not to panic. It took a long time to come down the first time, then it bounced weird, and just took it off my knee and tried to settle it as much as I could before I took a shot."
On the Fire goalkeeper being screened:
"Yes, I think he was screened. It was definitely behind the defender so he wouldn't have been, or he didn't see it before it was going in. Sean Johnson is a great goalkeeper so luckily the defender was there to block his view."
Select shots from the Fire's loss to the Sounders presented by MiAllstate.
As the Chicago Fire and Seattle Sounders clash Saturday at Toyota Park, more than a few players will be lining up against their former teammates. A photographic trip down memory lane...
Drafted by the Chicago Fire in 2005, Chad Barrett made 82 Regular Season appearances for the Fire before being traded to Toronto FC in exchange for the rights to Brian McBride in mid-2008. Barrett has bounced around the league, playing with TFC, LA Galaxy and New England Revolution before settling in Seattle this season.
The former Fire first round draft pick has performed well in Clint Dempsey's USMNT absence, scoring a goal in each of the last two games for Seattle.
Marco Pappa makes his first return to Toyota Park since being sold to Dutch Eredivisie side Hereenveen in August 2012. Things didn't work out for Pappa in Holland and he returned to MLS this season where Seattle grabbed him via allocation (though the Fire did make inquiries into bringing him back to Chicago). Pappa sits tied with Piotr Nowak for fourth on the club's all-time goal list (26) and is best remembered for some absolutely highlight reel strikes during his time in Chicago, one of which won the 2010 MLS Goal of the Year.
The Fire's first round selection in the 2011 MLS SuperDraft, Anibaba was a starter nearly his entire time in Chicago, appearing in 96 MLS matches over the course of three seasons. The defender was traded to Seattle the night before this year's MLS SuperDraft but has appeared in just five matches for the Sounders so far this season.
Though he's a Sounder now, we will always remember his 2011 Chicago Fire Goal of the Year strike, "THROUGH THE GUISE OF SMOKE!"
Prior to being one piece of the deal that came to Chicago in the Anibaba trade, Patrick Ianni spent five seasons in Seattle after being acquired from the Houston Dynamo in 2009. The UCLA product made 83 MLS appearances and won three straight U.S. Open Cup titles with Seattle prior to January's swap. Ianni has provided depth for the Fire in defense this season and likely would have a few more appearances if not for a bout of sickness this past week.
The other piece to the Anibaba trade, Jhon Kennedy Hurtado is the only Fire player other than Sean Johnson to play every minute of every game and has likely been the best on the back line in 2014. Like Ianni, Hurtado joined Seattle in 2009, appearing in 108 matches, helping the Sounders to three straight Open Cup titles -- he even played 90 minutes in Seattle's 2-0 defeat of the Fire in the 2011 final.
"I'm excited to play against my former team," Hurtado told Chicago-Fire.com Friday. "I have only words of gratitude to the people at the Sounders, the fans, my friends back there. I spent five happy years there, my boys were born in Seattle, so it is a special place. Tomorrow is a new change. I'm here in Chicago, I play for the people here, the fans that live and die with us and we have an important game against Seattle before the World Cup."
After picking up a second draw in four days, the Fire head back from Denver with their heads held high after collecting a good road point. The last match before the World Cup break will offer a considerable challenge as league-leading Seattle Sounders, a team in good spirits after a 4-0 drubbing of RSL last weekend, come to Toyota Park Saturday night (LIVE on My50 at 7:30pm CT). Here are some things to keep an eye on from a tactical perspective…
Limiting the involvement of Chad Barrett – stopping the supply to the former Fire striker
In the absence of Clint Dempsey, former Fire striker Chad Barrett has stepped up and performed extremely well for the Sounders. Despite his size and the fact the club have Kenny Cooper in their ranks, coach Sigi Schmid has deployed Barrett as a target striker in recent matches to great effect.
Barrett seems to have modeled his new found role after San Jose Earthquakes striker Steven Lenhart, often using his head or chest to cushion the ball in the direction of his fellow attackers such as Obi Martins and Lamar Nagle. Barrett has also chipped in with two goals in his last two matches for the Sounders.
Barrett is deceptively good in the air too, and with players like Brad Evans and Marco Pappa putting in crosses, the Fire need to be aware of where Barrett is on the field at all times. Against RSL last week, Barrett often found space by peeling off and making runs to the back post undetected. He was almost found a number of occasions and but for some better crosses/through balls, he might have a lot more than one goal.
Similar to players like Marco Pappa and Justin Mapp, the Fire fan base is openly divided about Barrett's contributions as a Fire player. One thing's for sure, he would like nothing more than contributing to the Fire's downfall on Saturday night.
Limiting the Sounders set piece opportunities – not allowing Pineda and Pappa to put in dangerous deliveries
Though the Fire have improved greatly at defending set pieces, the Sounders will give them a stern test on Saturday evening.
With the twin threats of Gonzalo Pineda and Marco Pappa, Seattle posses two of the best dead ball takers in MLS. The Fire will also need to deal with players like Brad Evans, Zack Scott and Chad Marshall, defenders who are very good in the air.
On set pieces, the Sounders usually have two routines. The first is to whip the ball into the box and look for someone like Marshall or Barrett to get a head on it. The second is to float the ball into the box and look to attack the second ball after a Sounders player heads it back across the box in the direction of where the free kick came from.
The Fire gave up 13 fouls in Colorado and were very aggressive against Robbie Keane last Saturday at Toyota Park. The Men in Red have made a number of mental mistakes on set pieces this season so limiting the number of fouls in the Fire's defensive third will be critical on Saturday night.
Targeting Seattle's central defensive pairing – keeping the ball on the ground and using our attacking pace
With what the Sounders central defenders have in experience and aerial ability, they certainly lack in pace – something the Fire should be looking to target on Saturday night.
Marshall, Scott and Djimi Traore are all very accomplished defenders but aren't always comfortable in 1v1 situations, especially against an attacker with pace. With this in mind, I wouldn't be surprised if Frank Yallop goes with a lot of pace and trickery when choosing his attacking players for this match.
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An attacking midfield trio of Benji Joya, Harry Shipp and Grant Ward with Quincy Amarikwa playing ahead of them would be very difficult for the Seattle defense. All four players are very good in 1v1 situations and Ward and Amarikwa aren't afraid to take players on.
On Saturday night, the Fire should be focusing on attacking Seattle centrally and if the players mentioned can pick up the ball in the space between Osvaldo Alonso and the Sounders central defenders, it could result in the breakthrough.
Prediction: The Fire head into the World Cup break with another point – 1-1 with a goal from Benji Joya.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @irish_steve.
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Frank Yallop, Chicago Fire Head Coach and Director of Soccer
On what to take away from the game:
"I thought it was a scrappy game. I don't think either team really played that well. I think we both had a lot of changes. We played Sunday. They played Sunday. We've got a game Wednesday and we've got a game Saturday. We're both eyeing the same thing. We can't go 90 minutes with all of our gunner guys. And that makes it a little disjointed when the teams haven't played together and we have a few starters who are actually tired in the end of the game. I thought Colorado pushed at the end and we had a great chance with Juan [Luis Anangono] with a bit of a break too. All-in-all, really happy with the point, not pleased with the performance. Having said that, I thought the guys really fought tonight. Effort was brilliant, absolutely fantastic. We didn't play well but you can't always play well."
On Colorado's "strange" lineup and how to prepare for it:
"Well, first, finding out who some of the players are. You know I was in the west for a bit but now I'm in the east and we don't really play the west. I knew who they were but you have to double check to see how tall they are and kind of get as much info as you can, just to see positionally because I don't know where they're all going to play. So it's not easy but I have a good coaching staff and we figured it all out and we kind of got it right. Just prepare them and we said that Brown will come on, Powers will come on, their big boys, and try to win the game late. And they did that. Everything was correct that we said. Everything that we did defensively was good. We didn't give them a goal. We could have been a lot sharper towards goal but I'll take it right now."
On Sean Johnson's performance:
"He's been good. He's still a young goalkeeper. He's only just turned 25. He's played a lot of matches but he's still a young man. He's been very good this season. He's kept us in games at times. Tonight was no different, so it was good."
On Dillon Serna's shot off the crossbar and the defensive performance:
"I saw the flag go up so I wasn't worried. I was just worried he was going to say play on, but it hit the crossbar anyway. We tried to just play a good solid back four and usually the byproduct of that is people going offsides. I don't know if he was offside or not but I think we did a good job of letting him get behind us. I mean, I wouldn't say the best in the league but Deshorn Brown's probably the best at the breakaway. So we didn't allow him that, thank goodness. Jhon [Kennedy Hurtado] covered Bakary [Soumare] the one time and vice versa, so we did a nice job on him at the end."
Jeff Larentowicz, Chicago Fire midfielder
On getting possession after a choppy start:
"It's hard. They clogged the midfield. You can tell that Pablo's got them closing the ball down very hard and trying to win the ball. I think we tried to play very narrow in the first half and they clogged it up so it was hard to keep possession. They'll pressure hard and when they do that, it's difficult to pass and keep possession."
On Pablo's direction with the team:
"It's the mentality of the coach. The team follows the mentality of the coach. That's the way Pablo was. He was right in the middle of the field. If you're not out there closing people down, I'm sure he's going to get on you. You can see they have that fire. They closed us down, and we weren't good enough with the ball in the first half. I think in the second half, the game opened up a little more. You could tell, with the week that we've had, the guys got a little leggy. It was bound to happen."
On the chemistry of the team:
"The cohesion is not there exactly. It's a fairly new system that we started this week to try to get us more solid in the middle of the field. All in all, it's the first shutout of the year, it's a point on the road, and we'll move onto the game on Saturday."
Harry Shipp, Chicago Fire midfielder
On the mindset going into the second half:
"I think in the first half we struggled to keep the ball, especially through the middle. It was tough for Jeff [Larentowicz] to get the ball and kind of face up and play. Partly cause they were trying to clog the middle, partly cause we really didn't try to play. I think it was trying to find those pockets underneath. I think most of the times I touched the ball, it was off a long ball that just fortunately fell to me, which isn't ideal. It's not how we want to play, but it's just kind of how it was at the end of this game."
On Colorado clogging the middle of the field:
"They did a good job doing that. I think it's hard when for periods it was just me and Juan [Luis Anangono] up top isolated, it's 2v6. It's not really anyone's fault, we're playing at altitude, we played three days ago, the outside mids are tired in the last 20 minutes of the game, so they aren't getting up as much. We'll take the point, move on, and hopefully win on Saturday."
Sean Johnson, Chicago Fire goalkeeper
On earning the first shutout of the season
"I think it was very important for us to get a shutout, especially in a tough game on the road in a tough stretch with three games. Coming off a Sunday game, it's not easy to play and then travel, especially at altitude, so it was really important for us. I'm happy for everybody, not just the defenders in front of me but all the guys on the field that worked over 90 minutes to grind and get the result. Now we have to look to build and keep going and look forward to Seattle on Saturday and look to get another result."
After a gutsy draw in the heat against LA Sunday, there's no time for rest for the Fire as the team jet off to Colorado to play the Rapids on Wednesday evening (8pm CT on My50/TWCSC). Colorado come into this game on a hot streak, scoring seven goals in the past two matches. With another game on Saturday against Seattle before the World Cup break, the Fire will be looking to come back home with something.
Here are a few things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Continuing the disciplined defensive line – not allowing the Rapids players to get in behind
In Sunday's match against LA, the Fire backline played extremely well as a unit, with players keeping their shape and not getting pulled out of position. Importantly, the players kept a good defensive line, preventing the LA attackers from getting behind. LA tried this tactic quite often each time, they were caught offside.
With players like Dillon Powers and especially striker Deshorn Brown, Colorado look to get behind the opposition defense at every opportunity. Powers and Brown play in a similar way to Landon Donovan and Robbie Keane, with coach Pablo Mastroeni essentially giving the players a free role to operate wherever on the pitch.
With this in mind, the Fire could play a similar formation to what we saw on Sunday, with homegrown player Chris Ritter playing alongside Jeff Larentowicz in a 4-2-3-1 formation. This worked to perfection against LA, where the central midfield/defensive block of four (Soumare, Hurtado, Larentowicz and Ritter) prevented Donovan and Keane from getting much time and space on the ball to create.
Against Keane especially, the Fire players played a very physical game, constantly launching into aggressive tackles against the Irishman who was clearly irritated at this tactic. I wouldn't be surprised to see a similar tactic played out on Wednesday night.
If the Fire's defense and central midfield can put in a similar performance to the one against LA, the Rapids will find it very hard to break the Men in Red down.
Keeping tabs on Marvell Wynne -- locking up the right hand side of the Rapids attack
Over the Rapids' last two matches, right back Marvell Wynne has had stellar performances getting forward on the right wing. For most of his career, Wynne has made a living getting forward and putting in dangerous crosses.
With Gonzalo Segares playing only after getting injections in his injured ankle, it would not surprise me if Mastroeni targets the Fire's left and sets up to have Wynne getting forward all night. If the Fire continue to play with the two holding midfielder formation, it provides more cover for Segares.
On the left hand side of midfield, Dilly Duka put in a much improved defensive performance against LA and if he again gets the start Wednesday, I expect to see a similar effort. Another tactic is to force Wynne to defend and not allow him to get forward and support the attack.
The threat of Quincy Amarikwa getting in behind the Colorado defense can be a strong deterrent. If the Fire can also get the ball to Duka in the attack, it will also force Wynne to focus more on his defensive duties.
The Fire's new attacking threat from the right – the Grant Ward/Lovel Palmer combo
Last weekend, Coach Yallop started young Englishman Grant Ward on the right hand side of an advanced midfield trio with Harry Shipp playing centrally and Duka on the left. Though naturally left footed, starting Ward as an inverted winger means he is free to cut into the middle onto his stronger left foot.
With Harry Shipp on the other side of the field in previous matches this season, Ward frequently moved into the middle of the field against LA, linking up with Amarikwa and co. Not only does Ward's attacking shift to the middle create problems centrally for teams, but it opens up a lot of space on the wing for Lovel Palmer to get forward.
Yallop praised Palmer after the LA match and for good reason, the right back providing a constant threat down the outside. Just as the Rapids will be hoping Wynne can be the difference for Colorado on their right, a strong attacking performance from Palmer on Wednesday evening could be the difference for the Fire.
Prediction: Even though the Fire are banged up and facing a hot Rapids squad, the team come away with a big victory – 1-0 Fire with a goal from Quincy Amarikwa.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @irish_steve.
Select shots from the Fire's draw with the LA Galaxy presented by MiAllstate.
PHOTO CREDIT: Abel Arciniega | Chicago Fire
When Quincy Amarikwa earned a 67th minute penalty kick in Sunday's 1-1 draw vs. LA Galaxy, it occurred to me that the Fire had received a lot more spot kicks in 2014 than they have in recent seasons.
Upon further review, the Fire have received six penalty kicks in 12 matches this season, averaging one every two games. It's safe to say the Fire wouldn't have earned as many opportunities without the ability of Amarikwa to draw so many penalties…
Have a look...
|Penalty Earned
|Penalty Taken
|3/16/14 - 1-1 at POR
|Quincy Amarikwa
|Jeff Larentowicz
|4/5/14 - 2-2 vs. PHI
|Juan Luis Anangono
|Mike Magee
|4/19/14 - 1-1 vs. NE
|Victor Pineda
|Juan Luis Anangono
|5/18/14 - 2-1 vs. SKC
|Quincy Amarikwa
|Mike Magee
|5/18/14 - 2-1 vs. SKC
|Benji Joya
|Mike Magee
|6/1/14 - 1-1 vs. LA
|Quincy Amarikwa
|Jeff Larentowicz
While the table serves as a reminder that the Fire probably would be further up the table if not for a few penalty saves in April, let me also point out that the rate of penalties so far this year is a club record to this point in any of the team's 17 seasons of existence. In fact, there are only five other seasons in which the club has earned six or more spot kicks the entire year.
See below:
|Overall Conversion Rate
|Conversion Through 12 Games
The penalty earned by Amarikwa Sunday was his fourth since joining the Fire last season. It's a relatively small sample size, but the team has never missed a penalty that #QuincyTime has earned as Mike Magee also scored on the penalty he won last July in a 4-1 romp of D.C. United.
Amarikwa seems perfectly built to be a player that can draw dangerous opportunities for his team. Strength on and of the ball along with lightning quickness that turn what look like "meh" opportunities into beautiful chances mean defenders have their hands full whenever he's on the field.
There have been a few times where he's fallen gracefully (and been punished for it) and Sunday's penalty call *may* have occurred just outside the area but there's little doubt that something will probably happen in or around the box whenever Amarikwa is on the field.
Like in the MLS Fantasy Challenge, perhaps "Penalties Earned" should become an official statistic in Major League Soccer. Until that happens, perhaps you should take in the latest episode of #QuincyTime:


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"panic" only comes from having real expectations
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Which scares me more than just a little.
Will trade this space for a #1 starter.
I have no idea why, but.....
it was the Billy Crystal miracle character.
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Prepare to Die.
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Your Mom is happy.
Inconceivable!Originally Posted by rfs62
"panic" only comes from having real expectations
And you're a lawyer to boot! That just wouldn't go over well in court! :mhcky21:Originally Posted by RedsBaron
"panic" only comes from having real expectations
Hey, what I do in my leisure time is my business!Originally Posted by GAC
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
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I'm still waiting to see who is gonna turn out to be....
"panic" only comes from having real expectations
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Spinach Breakfast Bars
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Eaten warm, cold or reheated, these breakfast bars start the day off right and are great as a snack. This is a base recipe, so add your choice of veggies to the mix. Sautéed mushrooms or roasted red peppers work well. Crumbled cooked bacon? Heavenly.
serves 12
1 10-ounce package baby spinach
1 cup chopped onion (about 1 medium onion)
1 teaspoon olive oil
1 cup all-purpose flour or gluten-free baking mix
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
2 eggs, beaten
1 cup milk (any kind)
1/4 cup butter, melted
dash Tabasco
1 8-ounce package shredded mozzarella or your choice of cheeses
1 tablespoon shredded Parmesan (optional)
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Lightly grease a 9 x 13-inch baking pan.
In a large skillet, heat olive oil and toss in onion and spinach. Cook over medium heat 5 minutes, until spinach is wilted, onions are slightly softened, and there is no excess moisture in the pan.
In a large bowl, whisk together flour, salt and baking powder. Whisk in eggs, milk and butter. Add Tabasco. Fold in spinach and onion mixture, and add shredded mozzarella. Stir until blended.
Pour mixture into prepared pan, top with shredded Parmesan, and bake 30 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out clean in the center. Cool slightly before cutting into bars.
Note: Instead of bars, try baking these in mini muffin cups. Adjust baking time to about 15 minutes.
In addition to calories and fat , carb info would be great for those of us who have diabetes
Calorie counts are easy to calculate using on-line calorie calculators, especially for a whole food recipe like this one. Also, it is an easy recipe to make substitutions. To me, recipes are "suggestions", a place to start. I modify them to work for me. :)
This is a great basic recipe with lots of room for variations.
I make a variation of this sometimes using roasted poblano chilies, and I often add kale to the spinach mixture. Pepper jack cheese also works well.
I usually make these as an appetizer(cutting them up small). I have a friend who likes this dish with some Salsa-always well received.
This is a great dish because you can make it your own and is very flexible.
Have also made with rice flour as a gluten free alternative.
I think these look delicious! To those who shy away from them because of fat or calorie content, please feel free to alter it to suit your idea of "healthy" - use egg substitute and low fat cheese. As for me, I would rather have whole foods that are delicious and satisfying and just eat them in smaller portions if I feel I need to.
Great idea, but these are not very healthy - high fat, saturated fat & sodium content make it a poor choice. Agree with earlier post -need nutritional content with recipes.
I would like to try this recipe because it can be made gluten free plus I love spinach!
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Whether you're watching the games at home or in person, you still can't get this close to the action. TIME's photo editors bring you a much closer look at the 2012 London Olympics.
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Shotguns use shells, not "cartbridges", which is properly spelled cartridges. Whatever happened to editors who, you know, EDIT?
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Can anyone tell me if there is an index for the DVD set that I can print out? I am finding the writing on the back of the DVDs very small and difficult to read and would love a list to look through when looking for a particular article. I now have the full set but some of the earlier ones don't have a list of topics on the back.
HI there!
There isn't a printable list, but you can read all of the descriptions for the episodes by clicking the above menu "QATV" and then on the QA TV site, click Series. Each episode is described in the center of the window.
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Thanks Cheryl.
I appreciate you taking the time to reply to this query. The descriptions you have pointed out will make it easier for me to make my own index. I enjoy the DVDs so much and watch them over and over.
Kind regards
That's really, really irritating. There is a good index for the magazine already; why not the TV show?Look through each description for 11 seasons and transcribing one window at a time is a bolloxing job. Disappointing that you have it for the magazines and not the show.
Hi Edie,
We appreciate your pointing this out., Our editoral team is putting this on their list of things to do and will be creating an index for the community. It may take a few weeks, but it will happen as soon as possible.
Enjoy your day!
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I look forward to it. Will make using the entire series so much easier. Thanks :)
I found an episode list awhile ago, that I copied and pasted in a word document that is a copy of the back of the QA Series 900 video. But I don't remember where I got it from. I'm pretty sure it was from the QA site, and I think it was from the video description, but I'm not sure. If you could just reproduce the graphic from the backs of all of the DVD series, that would work.
Thanks for the suggestion, Dawn. We'll try to do something as soon as possible to make this easier for you and other DVD fans. (I'm not sure where you found that list either, Dawn. :) )
Kristine Lundblad, Asst. Editor, Quilting Arts Magazine
I have the episode listing for all of episodes 1-10 as word docs if that helps.
They are 10 docs, 1 for each series, copied from the QATV web site
That's what I finally did one lazy afternoon. I used Word and typed the lists up myself. Thanks for the offer, though!
I would love them please. How would be the best way to go about that? Can I send you my email address?
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We are what we read. But how do we decide what to read? Normally we don't have a systematic program for our reading life. Perhaps a friend told us, or the "customers also bought this..." on Amazon.com, or our last book mentioned it, or we heard it on NPR or Oprah. These are all great, but there's many other ways. Try the Now Read This through our website. Or, if you want a Read-a-Like based on an author you like, try our Books and Authors database (or try Good Reads or LibraryThing).
But, if you want to get super serious, we have tons of books that are about books (i.e. bibliographies, "treasuries," "anthologies," "companions").
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Anyone who's been out and about in Kalamazoo on a Saturday morning since early winter has likely encountered the large groups of runners, many organized by the awesome Kalamazoo Area Runners, who have been training steadily for the Kalamazoo Marathon (May 6-8). With the weather improving (any day now!) and the event now only a week away, the dedication and discipline of these runners who trained outdoors through the Michigan winter is sure to pay off. The fact that these folks are not professional athletes, but regular, busy, time stressed, everyday people with professional, social, and family lives is not lost on me. While I am not a runner, I am a (mildly) competitive cyclist and the older I get and the more packed my daily life becomes with family, professional, and community commitments, the more my fitness goals take a backseat in my life and my time to devote to training shrinks further. Luckily KPL has multiple resources that can help keep you motivated and getting the most out of even the most limited of training schedules. If its training/social groups that keep you motivated then there is no better place to start your search for local organizations than the Kalamazoo Public Libraries Local Organization Directory. If you are looking for books to help make the most of your workouts, Chris Carmichael's The Time-Crunched Triathlete , Kris Gethin's Body by Design, and in the extreme even the craziness of Tim Ferriss's The 4-Hour Body, provide a scientifically (if not a tiny bit morally questionable in the case of Ferriss) backed approach to squeezing the most fitness out of the least amount of time. If it is advice or motivation from the vast amount of online communities and information sources that keep you going, KPL has you covered with free wifi in all of our locations and plenty of newly installed blazing fast computers. But even with all of these information sources easily accessible from KPL, it is still the individual that gets out of bed and out running on a cold and snowy January morning and that is why those folks running in next week's marathon are so worthy of the communities support and I wish everyone participating, no matter what distance or target time, good luck in next week's event.
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Shane, Shane. How little we knew ye. You are the Libertarian, we invited you in for an interview, and you proved that you were simply an earnest college student who had initially been recruited by the third party to run for the state House before Libertarian officials realized you were too young to meet the minimum requirements. Still, we enjoyed hearing about your backup plan of hitting the Alaskan fishing boat circuit if you weren't elected, and your stories of rallying college buddies to wave signs and pool campus copier credits for printing fliers.
Alas, in the end, we're afraid we have to go with the seasoned environmental activist, Democrat Elise Jones, who seems to have gotten the endorsement of every single politician in the Rocky Mountain region and is not just incredibly sharp, but is thoughtful and politically savvy.
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What a garbage article
This lady is retarded.
This is not news. No wonder Boulder Weekly is not even the 3rd best newspaper in Boulder with slanderous, uneducated articles like this.
Why did you post a photo of a horse?
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According to USA Today, Daniel Thomas (ankle) may not miss the entire rest of the season.
WGR 550 Buffalo's Sal Capaccio reports "there's still no decision" on Tyrod Taylor's (knee) status for Week 6 against the Bengals.
ESPN's Ed Werder reports the Cowboys have informed Brandon Weeden he's been benched for Matt Cassel.
Julio Jones (hamstring) admits he doesn't know if he'll be active for Thursday's game against the Saints.
Steelers activated WR Martavis Bryant from the reserve/suspended list.
CBS' Jason La Canfora reports Tyrod Taylor could miss "multiple games" with a sprained MCL, and that the Bills are preparing for E.J. Manuel to start against the Bengals.
Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Charcandrick West has a more similar skill set to Jamaal Charles (torn ACL) than Knile Davis.
Andrew Luck told reporters he practiced "without limitations" on Monday.
The Seattle Times' Bob Condotta said Marshawn Lynch (hamstring) "should be back" this week.
Philip Rivers completed 35-of-48 passes for 365 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception in the Chargers' Week 5 loss to the Steelers on Monday night.
Antonio Gates caught 9-of-11 targets for 92 yards and two touchdowns in the Steelers' 24-20, Week 5 loss to the Steelers on Monday night.
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Jets Sign Two to Practice Squad
With two spots on their active roster and two on their practice squad, the Jets announced today that they have signing two players to their practice squad. Running back John Griffin, who was with the team at the start of training camp and DJ Bryant an undrafted player who has spent time on three rosters so far this season.
Here's the data from the press release:
Bryant (6-3/248/James Madison/Baltimore, MD) entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with Houston (05/14/12) and played in four preseason games before he was waived (08/31/12). Bryant has spent time this season on the practice squads of both the Buccaneers and Colts. He most recently signed to the Colts practice squad (10/09/12) before being released (10/18/12). In four seasons at James Madison, Bryant recorded 118 tackles, including 27.5 for a loss, and 12.5 sacks.
Griffin (5-11/208/Massachusetts/Westminster, MA) joined the NFL as an undrafted free agent with Cincinnati (07/28/11), but was waived by the Bengals after the preseason (09/03/11). He signed with the Jets as a reserve/future free agent (01/03/12) and was waived during training camp (08/08/12). As a senior at Massachusetts, Griffin rushed for 843 yards and five touchdowns on 168 carries.
Griffin had his moments during the start of camp, but the team moved in another direction, but it's good to see him return to the team as the Jets take a look at their backfield over the next eight games.
As far a Bryant, he was an impact player in college, but at the subdivision level. I'm a James Madison alum, so I'm always stoked when I see a player from my former school get a shot with the Jets. Bryant was good player for the Dukes at the DE end spot and is athletic but size-speed concerns could limit him in the NFL.
Learn more about Bryant via this draft profile, watch him sack Sage Rosenfels in the preseason, and in an interview during his time with the Texans.


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Video: NOCO files Counter Lawsuit in Fatal House Explosion
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- NOCO has filed a counter lawsuit against the Niagara County family who lost a child and home in an explosion.
The countersuit is in response to a lawsuit filed by the Johnson family in October against NOCO for negligence and wrongful death in the horrible house explosion last July.
WEB EXTRA: Attorney Thomas Eoannou analyzes the countersuit
NOCO was the family's propane supplier at the time of the explosion.
The explosion, which investigators ruled was caused by some type of propane leak, destroyed the Johnson home and sent debris flying up and down their street. The blast killed 14 year-old Sarah Johnson, and badly injured her sister, Katie.
NOCO alleges in the complaint that the homeowner, Jody Johnson disconnected the NOCO propane tank and connected another propane tank without the knowledge or consent of NOCO.
A statement was issued by Matthew J. Beck, Esq., an attorney representing the Johnson Family:
"We are aware of the third-party complaint filed by NOCO against Jody Johnson and a propane fill station. The allegations against Jody Johnson are denied. These allegations ignore that Mr. Johnson never would have hooked up a temporary tank if NOCO had issued a warning or properly treated the situation as an emergency upon the Johnsons' report of a smell of gas in the house, rather than treating the circumstances as a mere empty tank situation. NOCO is simply attempting to deflect blame for this horrific incident."


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GLEN PARK In Jackie Deckers mind, the South Jefferson softball team is always down by two runs.
In everyone elses mind Monday, the game was tied in the eighth inning when Decker stepped to the plate with two outs and a runner on third base in the first showdown of the season between Deckers undefeated Spartans and their Frontier League B Division rival, General Brown, which also entered the game without a loss.
Decker ripped the first pitch she saw up the middle of the infield to score the go-ahead run, and South Jefferson held on for a 4-3 extra-inning victory at Brownville Elementary School.
I was ready to get the job done and I was ready to get my girls home, Decker said. See it and drive it. I saw it. I took it. And, it went.
Decker drove in three of South Jeffersons runs in separate at-bats. The junior catcher scored Angela Cataldo with a groundout in the first inning to get the scoring started for South Jefferson (5-0 overall and league). She then came through with a run-scoring single in the fourth to put the Spartans up 2-1.
Deckers sacrifice bunt in the sixth inning advanced runners to second and third, setting up Heather Williams to bunt in the game-tying run in the next at-bat.
Shes a travel ball kid, plays a lot of softball and shes just an excellent, excellent hitter, South Jefferson coach Steve Randall said.
Entering the eighth and throughout the entire game, Decker paced the Spartans dugout, yelling to her teammates, Were down two runs, were down by two, lets get those two back.
Our energy throughout the game was phenomenal, Decker said. If you play like youre down by two and you need to get those two runs back, youre going to have that high energy the whole game.
The Lions received a good effort from junior starting pitcher Katie Pitkin, but made too many mistakes to overcome.
General Brown committed an error to put the leadoff batter on base in the first and fourth innings. Those errors would eventually turn into a pair of runs for South Jefferson.
Its early in the season and we made some of those early-season mistakes, General Brown coach Darrin Pitkin said. We had some errors that cost us in the field and we made mistakes on the base paths.
South Jeff is a good team and we can always expect a battle with them, Pitkin added.
Katie Pitkin went the distance in a 97-pitch effort, striking out seven to go with five hits and no walks in taking the loss.
Her counterpart, South Jefferson senior ace Brooke LaLone, struck out five and scattered five hits with no walks in a 119-pitch complete game victory.
I feel like it was important to set the tone in the B Division, LaLone said. Its always a good battle every year with General Brown and APW, and I feel like if we could get a win, itd be a good start to our season and well start on a positive note.
Senior catcher Hope VanBrocklin and junior Deleha Decker provided the offense for General Brown (4-1).
VanBrocklin drove a pitch to deep left-center in the second inning that was misplayed and came all the way around to score on the play. She doubled with two outs in the eighth but was stranded to end the game.
Decker doubled, tripled and knocked in a run for the Lions.
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DERBY, VT - Well over 600 revelers from all over Orleans and northern Essex County participated in IROC's 6th Annual New Year's Eve Bash with fun and games throughout the afternoon and evening. Mark Shelton and his Captain Radical Pirate Show highlighted the event.
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"I was extremely skeptical to try BB creams -- they seemed too good to be true, and I didn't believe anything could top my tinted moisturizer. (I'm dedicated to Jane Iredale Dream Tint SPF15 Tinted Moisturizer, $36, which gives me the perfect amount of sheer coverage, contains sunscreen, and is pretty much the only makeup that doesn't make me break out.) But I did find a favorite, and it's the only one of the bunch that's available at the drugstore -- for about $25 less than the rest. It hasn't replaced my tinted moisturizer, but it's the perfect option if I want a little more coverage, and -- miraculously -- doesn't make me break out even if I wear it for 18 hours straight." -- Dawn Davis, NYC Beauty Editor
Best BB Cream: Too Faced Beauty Balm Multi-Benefit Skin Care Makeup, $32Star Quality: Dewiness
"This gives me a nice dewy glow and works well both alone and under makeup. On the weekends (or when I'm on vacation) I wear it alone for just a bit of coverage and sun protection, but for everyday I apply makeup on top of it. My mother�in-law recently commented that my skin had a beautiful glow -- after a 5-hour plane ride no less! -- and all I was wearing was this beauty balm." -- Sarah Carrillo, Senior Editor
Best BB Cream: Dr. Jart+ Premium Beauty Balm SPF 45 PA+++, $39Star Quality: Hydration
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I've been loving the Dr Jart myself- perfect for my super fair skin.
by BeautyPirate Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at 12:07PM Report as inappropriate
If you like Dr. Jart+, consider the Black Label BB cream. The Premium BB was breaking down around my nose about midday, and the Black Label was recommended and it's just divine. If you have combo/oil/acne-prone skin - give it a try! Don't be scared off by the one shade or the price - the shade blends into even the palest of skin (this was recommened to me by a pale redhead), and it is so much more than a "tinted moisturizer"!
by elamb13 Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 02:50PM Report as inappropriate
I can't believe how expensive these are. Not only do the Korean brands offer more coverage (these American BB Creams just seem like glorified tinted moisturizers), they're also half the price.
by LindaDD Saturday, May 4, 2013 at 03:33PM Report as inappropriate
Love this advice
by Mollysunshine Thursday, May 2, 2013 at 03:14AM Report as inappropriate
BB creams fill a need for just a little more than a bare face, but I would like to see more shades, most are too dark for me. But summer is coming!
by cmarie Monday, April 29, 2013 at 08:24AM Report as inappropriate
I love Dr. Jart + Premium BB cream! It has the most protection I've seen so far and it s very good at evening skin tone and adding moisture.
by HeathRene Thursday, April 25, 2013 at 10:19AM Report as inappropriate
I haven't had a lot of luck with BB creams--either the texture of the color is wrong. These are tremendous suggestions; thanks for listing the "star quality" of each.
by GigiSD Monday, April 22, 2013 at 05:24AM Report as inappropriate
if you want more coverage with your BB cream then mix it with some mineral foundation.
by storrevillas Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 06:01AM Report as inappropriate
i use the clinique BB cream
by AstridB Thursday, March 14, 2013 at 05:20AM Report as inappropriate
I like this because it told you what bb cream to buy for a specific problem. Just didn't agree with some of there recommended choices
by Kbhaber Wednesday, March 6, 2013 at 06:45AM Report as inappropriate
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