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The Puerto Rico Islanders had a berth in the CONCACAF Champions League final in range, but let the chance slip away.
Leading Cruz Azul by two goals on aggregate, the USL-1 club had to love its chances when Cruz Azul had midfielder Christian Riveros sent off in the first half, but much like fellow USL-1 club Montreal did in the quarterfinals, the Islanders crumbled under the pressure of the Mexican club.
Cruz Azul scored a goal in each half, first from Pablo Zeballos and then the equalizer from Javier Orozco, before eliminating Puerto Rico in penalty kicks.
The defeat ends a dream run through the Champions League for a Puerto Rico side few would have given a chance to advance past the group stage, let alone come within penalty kicks of reaching the final. The Islanders' performance, as well as that of Montreal, brought well-deserved respect to the USL, which has more people interested in it than ever before.
What did you think of Puerto Rico's tournament run? Did you come away with a new-found respect for the USL? Think the Islanders should have pulled out a win vs. Cruz Azul? Think USL teams can repeat their success in the next CONCACAF Champions League Tournament?
Share your thoughts below.
the PRI's defense was abysmal. they deserved to lose.
find a team near you!
Wisconsin has lost both its teams in recent years, but I still try to keep an eye.
Paul Lorinczi
I blame the manager.
You can't defend for 90 minutes.
Simple rule in the game, "you control the ball, you control the game."
PR did not control the ball for much of the game. They kept dropping further and further into their box. You could see it coming each time they scored.
I call it the coach that over coached himself.
I was rooting for them…unfortunately that had to be the worst game I've seen them play…They were a different team…oh well back to the RedBulls mess.
East River
I agree PR should have attacked, they did apply some pressure in the last 20 minutes of the 2nd half but the damage was done. Still the Islanders did not give up 5 goals like Houston or DC or Montreal all have in past knock Concacaf games. Gaudette did all he could do in last night game and give the Islanders credit for not giving up and having the nerve the actually score an overtime goals. But PRI was clearly sucking air in the 2nd half, I mean their passes were just dieing on them revealing this fact. Still they gutted it out and Gaudette got his hand on the first penalty kick. They earned my respect and hopefully we will see some of the Islanders and their coach move on to play and coach in MLS and MFL.
DC Josh
Having seen them for the first time last night, I thought they looked horrible.
They bunkered in, had no team chemistry, horrible marking, no communication.
They should be in the finals, but the Mexican teams will reign supreme in an international tourney again.
I thought United looked bad earlier, but Puerto Rico showed another level of suck. Props to them making it to the semi's. It's a LONG tourney, and they and Montreal made excellent runs. I hope the success translates to the US Open Cup. I'm all for American soccer getting better.
Dave N
Among the worst defensive performances I've ever seen from a professional side. Both the left back and the right back would have struggled to make my Sunday league team and there seemed to be zero interest in contesting a single 50-50 ball all night. They were extraordinarily lucky to take that match to extra time. That said, does anyone know the justification for abandoning the away-goals rule in extra time?
Rand Swenson
My big questions is why ALL of the second legs in the cup ties were played in Mexico? This is an advantage, and the chances that it was random are just about nil…
My only thought is how did FCD let Colin Clarke go?
Dave N: As was explained to me, away goals don't count in extra time of a two-legged tie, because one team shouldn't be allowed 120 minutes to get a vital away goal while the other team only had 90. Thus, if it's tied on aggregate at the end of regular time, it's wide open.
I went to bed before extra time. The Islanders were playing a horrible brand of negative football, and I couldn't watch any more of it. They deserved to lose like that for not attacking once in the first 85 minutes.
The reason for abandoning the aways goal rule in extra time is because if you have it, the away team in the second leg is given an extra thirty minutes to come up with the away goal (effectively, the second-leg away team would have 120 minutes to get away goals while the second-leg home team has only had 90). It's the way to balance out that advantage.
In all honesty, Cruz Azul was clearly the better side last night. It wasn't just that PRI defended for most of the time, they made awful decisions in the attack. Their passing was extremely poor and they were only in it because of Gaudette. I know people are saying Colin Clarke over-coached himself by playing defensively, but in truth, the Islanders never looked capable of having possession even when they tried to do so. Keep in mind they played a man up for nearly ninety minutes. Could you imagine what would have happened had they faced a full eleven for that time?
Luke in NC
We gotta do something about these all-Mexican finals and nearly-all-Mexican semi-finals….
I tuned in in extra time and saw the shots taken by Cruz Azul, more like a FIFA09 stat than an actually game, it was like 20; and they were down a man for over a half? Crazy
Please MLS teams grow some and do well in this tourney next time.
Ives – was Riveros sent off? That's what I think the sentence about him should read but it's not clear – "Cruz Azul had midfielder Christian Riveros in the first half."
I'm all for respect for the American soccer leagues, but I'll admit that I'm happy that the USL is finally done. Believe me, I'll give a ton of props to both Puerto Rico and Montreal, they represented the USL very well. But I know that if a USL team even made it to the final of the CCL, we would never hear the end of it.
Anyone who has seen the two leagues play knows that MLS is separated from USL by its star players, but USL probably has better depth. So while I respect what the Islanders have done, I'm glad that they weren't able to go all the way and truly embarass MLS.
it reminded me of the redbulls-chicago game.(except with goals) you really couldnt tell which team was playing up a man
Dave N
Thanks. I guess that makes sense, but it seems to me keeping the away-goals rule in extra time would do a little to combat the huge advantage the second leg home team already enjoys.
They got what they deserved last night unfortunately. They didn't even try to possess the ball and the only reason they didn't get absolutely creamed is they were up a man (on a ridiculously bad red card by the way).
Bunkering in to that degree is saying you're not good enough to play. The only reason that it can be forgiven would be conditioning and battling the smog and altitiude of Mexico City. But considering PR is not in season they could have gone to Mexico a week ago and acclimated to a degree teams never have a luxury to do.
Considering they don't know when they will ever be in this position again I feel I tuned into watch a club waste an opportunity to do something big. Nice run but it will be forgotten by most very soon.
What does it say when a 10-man Mexican team is better than an 11-man U.S. one?
The game was lost when the lineups were submitted. A five-man back line??? Are you frakking kidding me?
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We gotta do something about these all-Mexican finals and nearly-all-Mexican semi-finals….
Posted by: Luke in NC | April 08, 2009 at 08:57 AM
umm yeah like telling MLS to raise the salary cap to compete with the mexican league. And Getting coaching that actually tells their players to control the ball and play instead of bunker like countless MLS teams have. Get used to it for a long time i think this is the third or fourth straight Mexican final.
" Anyone who has seen the two leagues play knows that MLS is separated from USL by its star players, but USL probably has better depth. "
That's the point I always make which is why either MLS has to raise the cap or has no chance of ever competing in CONCACAF. USL teams have better depth created by MLS teams having to consistently cut serviceable players thanks to the cap.
Clarke has been an attacking manager for most of his time in this country- both at Dallas and Puerto Rico. But last night was a typical, and I mean typical display when an American team goes to Mexico. So perhaps they achieved a victory by not giving up 5 goals!
It is great for US soccer to see a USL team play Mexico's Cruz Azul, a top division team, dead even. Bravo, and Ole.
It seemed like PRI gave up possession on every goal kick in the second half and beyond. Which team was a man up again?
PRI had a good run, but this game showed, at least to me, the limits of the idea that USL is somehow equal to MLS. From what I saw yesterday, the Islanders have a couple of somewhat decent attacking players (though not top talent even by MLS standards), an OK goalkepper, and really terrible backline and defense. I mean, they feautre Kyle Varis on defense, that should tell you all you need to know about the level of play.
Darn. I was rooting for the Islander to win it all. Would have been so cool for a second division club to win it.
I'm glad for Yankboy and his love for his team. It was a great run.
But I am also very glad the Islanders lost last night. Any team that plays nearly 120 minutes of 11-men-behind-the-ball, bunkered-in soccer should lose. Frankly I wanted them to lose on style points alone. I don't even think you can call what they did "playing soccer." They weren't even really playing, just standing around and trying to clear balls — for a full game. Brutal.
What lesson did USL learn yesterday? The tactic of bunkering down does not work these days against quality opposition. I believe that if PRI just stuck to their regular style they would have been pressing a 10 man mexican side. Poor coaching decision by Clark. Being up a man means nothing if you are bunkering down and still giving your opponents hella space.
As an MLS fan, i actually wanted the two USL sides to go deep into the tournament. Of course it will embarrass MLS, but then again thats not always a bad thing. It would pressure MLS to increase the salary cap and maybe add a couple more senior roster spots for added depth. Plus, it only gives the US open cup more prestige now that the world is more familiar with USL…..and the fact that our B-squads can grind out a result against their A-squads will keep me happy. For all those who say that USL and MLS are very close in quality, i say bullshit. Win the Open Cup MORE THAN ONCE against than i will give the USL more credit.
Supsam: For the record, I support an MLS side and two USL sides so I don't really have a dog in the fight per se, but maybe you can clarify a point for me, please:
Were you stating that the MLSB squads can grind out results against the USL A-sides and then quoting USOC history?
After seeing my local USL2 side take out Red Bull last year and take New England to penalties and seeing DCU lose to a Harrisburgh USL2 side and the MLS scalps that Seattle claimed in last few years and Charleston and even Carolina take out Chicago Fire, seems like some credit is already due. Montreal and Vancouver handling business against Toronto and might just do it again.
Your point regarding winning is a valid one. The cream usually rises to the top but the gap isn't as great as some people would like to believe it is. This is coming from a guy who follows all three really closely and in a really spectacular and rare given week might actually make it to see all three levels in person.
But hey, that is just my take…
Has it ever occurred to you the MLS wins the USOC regularly because the games are held at MLS home stadiums. Later round or title games at USL home stadiums will yield different results.
Honestly the 4 best player on any MLS team is better than any player in USL. But after that it's very close- a few injuries to MLS top players and the USL teams are actually better.
Tom P
"I blame the manager.
You can't defend for 90 minutes.
Simple rule in the game, "you control the ball, you control the game."
PR did not control the ball for much of the game. They kept dropping further and further into their box. You could see it coming each time they scored.
I call it the coach that over coached himself"
a big ditto on the above
It's good to see a USL team take a Mexican first division club into extra time.
Bravo and Ole.
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That game was poorly managed. They deserved to lose
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The place was full of energy.
Lucas had regained his full strength and was now chattering animatedly in the courtyard with his new wife. However, not all was so pleasant as news that Courtney was missing spread around the castle. I wondered briefly where she had gone until I overheard a conversation between the servants.
'...the antidote.'
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I chose to present myself at that point.
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She let out a low hiss and her face turned a shade of red. Pure, unadulterated fury flared in her eyes and she gritted her teeth.
The boy chose this moment to scupper away, but the other servant didn't notice this.
'Why should you care? They don't care for you. All your life they have treated you as though you are nothing. Even your own mother couldn't care for you.'
That struck a nerve and I found myself suck in a sharp breath, completely shocked that she would say such a thing, a smaller part of me curious as to how she knew this information.
'That's not true,' I whispered, shaking my head. But she saw that she had hit home and her eyes glinted with malevolence.
'Yes it is and you know it. Hence why she chose to dump you here in the first place. She couldn't support you because you were such a burden so she cleared off as soon as she'd arrived, leaving behind her unlovable daughter.'
Before I knew what I was doing, my hand flew across her face, hard. My palm stung and she clutched her already red cheek, eyes wide with surprise. She had not expected me to retaliate.
'Listen here,' I hissed. 'Your days are numbered. You ever pull a stunt like that with me again and I'll have you executed so fast you won't know what hit you.' I turned to go but paused briefly. 'Oh, and by the way...' I tugged on the small white fabric hanging out of her pocket and transferred it to my own bag. 'Don't you dare steal from me again, got it?'
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In the midst of all this Gaza coverage, the HP still had time and energy to devote to the latest celebrity mask slippage, in this case Rupert Murdoch, the conservative news mogul, tweeting about "the Jewish controlled press." First they covered the news of it happening, and then Murdoch apologizing for it.
Because Murdoch is conservative, the vast majority of comments on both articles were condemnation of Murdoch's statement. But the typical Israel haters showed up to agree (!) with Murdoch, because Jew hatred is more of a priority than bashing conservatives. Here's a sampling of comments:
Huffpost approved, every one.
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Rupert Murdoch Rants about Jewish Press, HPers Agree
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I think you're mistaken (very much so) about Rupert Murdoch. He's being attacked as an anti-Semite when nothing could be further from the truth:
In fact, he raised a totally legitimate question. His actual tweet: 'Why Is Jewish owned press so consistently anti-Israel in every crisis? '
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All, I am trying to develop a "wizard" for a page I'm working on. Basically, the user needs to select something to be a property of the object they're editing on the current page. The object they need to select is a child in a parent/child relationship and there are *way* too many parents to just show in a drop-down list (like 250K of them). Anyway, the idea is that they'll type in some text and choose the parent. Then they're taken to another screen which shows the children for that parent (at most about 10 or so). They then choose which child they want to use. Here's the tricky part (at least for me). I want to invoke this wizard while they're filling out the form, but I don't want them to lose what they've typed in any of the other fields and I don't want to stop them from going through the wizard if any of the form fields don't pass validation. So, in order to bind the form field values into the object they're editing before going through the wizard, I have to submit the form (can't use a DirectLink, because that doesn't trigger a form rewind). But, the form will not submit if there are errors in any of the required/constrained fields. How would you guys go about this? Am I missing something? There's got to be a standard way to do such a thing. Right now, I'm using Tacos to display the wizard as a "floating pane" above my form, but that's proven to be buggy at best in IE (Firefox works great of course). The form is somewhat long and the floating pane shows up at the top of my form so the user doesn't see it unless they scroll up. Also, if I put two of these wizards on the screen at the same time (editing multiple fields of the same type), then they don't submit properly for some reason. Anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, James --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Amid RBI maintaining high interest rate regime to tame inflation, Jaitley stressed on the need of a "balancing act" to deal with the declining growth and high inflation.
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Richard June wrote:It's a good idea for one off jobs where the primary user is also the admin, but not so good for shared systems. Personally I think a better plan would be to display that information *only* if the user is flagged as an administrator, group root, wheel, etc.It's actually a security risk to display this to non-admin users. It's like putting a sticker on your door saying "This door is not locked because my keyhole is not working."
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I have this habit of fixating on a specific article of clothing that I'm fond of and wearing it in endless combinations, perhaps more often than is appropriate...I've thrown on this Breton striped jersey dress by Cotton On three times in this past week. While this probably makes me a bad fashion blogger to post two outfits featuring the same dress one after another, I think it's a great thing to have versatile pieces in your wardrobe.
Cotton On Colette Breton jersey dress
H&M dolman-sleeve slouchy cardigan
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Mel Pop Special Blush Heart flats
Let's take a moment to talk about these cute new flats I'm wearing, which I picked up from Modcloth for a modest $45. They're by Mel, the more affordable little sister brand of Brazilian brand Melissa who is known for their adorable vegan jelly shoes and amazing collaborations with popular designers such as Vivienne Westwood, Jason Wu, and Karl Lagerfeld.
Concept-wise these shoes are simple yet charming, a translucent matte muted mauve jelly flat topped with a shiny candy apple red heart. It goes without saying that I love the design which is right up my alley, no complaints there.
But what really hits it out of the park for me is the incredible comfort of these flats. I don't think I've ever had as much of a Cinderella moment as when I first put these shoes on because the fit was perfect--they molded to my feet like they were made for me, and not once did my heel slip out of the back as is common with many flats I've tried. I ideally wear a US size 5 shoe and am often forced to compromise on shoe sizing because most brands don't manufacture anything smaller than a 6, but Mel comes to the rescue again by actually producing my size! Mad props to them for that alone.
I was initially concerned about them rubbing or cutting into my heel with long wear because they were plastic, but I wore them out all day today and they are by far the comfiest first-wear I've ever had with ballet flats.
Possibly my only critique is that when I wore them with sheer tights today I noticed a small amount of sweatiness happening, which is unsurprising since they are plastic, but when I wear them barefoot (which I guess facilitates evaporation better) I have no issues, and since a bit of sweat is to be expected with any barefoot or close-to-barefoot closed shoe regardless of material, I think I'd rather have my shoes be easily washable.
TL;DR--Cutest shoes ever, fit is amazing, I want them in every color.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Breton Stripe Redux + Heart Flats review
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