Despite Hyndman’s adjustments, a lack of depth dooms Dallas.
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Ben Koch, M.Ed., is a writer, teacher and the managing editor of ben’s TEN. He holds a Master’s degree in Education and is fascinated with the power we have as humans to consciously evolve ourselves through education and practice. His publication credits include articles in Intercom, Transitions Abroad, Highlights for Children, Zampa and poetry in Lalitamba, Issue 3. He is also proud to have served as managing editor of Falling Off the Roof of the World: The Autobiography of the Venerable Lama Dudjom Dorjee.
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Dallas 1 – Portland 1
2011 Retrospective: Bradley vs. Klinsmann (Defense Edition)
Bradley had the upper hand in 2011 in our offensive analysis. How will his defensive numbers hold up next to Klinsmann’s?
Full Story »LA 3 – RSL 1: An Unsung Performance
LA 2 – NYRB 1: If All Else Fails, Work Like a Dog
Becks to Magee is once again the magic formula, and this time it’s enough to send New York on the next flight home.
Full Story »Seattle 2 – RSL 0: When a Win Isn’t Enough
Seattle exploits a weakened RSL defense, but couldn’t find the final killer goal to even the aggregate.
Full Story »LA 1 – NY 0: Battle of the Designated Ones
There might have been enough salary on the field to pay a Wall Street executive’s bonus, but it was a little guy named Magee who knocked in the game winner and only goal.
Full Story »RSL 3 – Seattle 0: Post-season Experience Speaks
Sure, they scored 3 goals, but RSL’s defensive statistics are what really impress in this no-shots shutout.
Full Story »USA 0 – Ecuador 1: As Bad as it Looks?
USA – Honduras Preview
Payoff time? Patient USMNT fans are ready for Klinsmann’s gradual approach to start producing goals, and victories.
Full Story »USA 0 – Belgium 1: Another Goose Egg for the Collection
USA – Costa Rica Preview
USA 1 – Mexico 1: More Analysis
Klinsmann will be happy with his first match in red, white and blue. In the end, we are too, but there is still a lot to learn from this draw with Mexico.
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