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Seattle Sounders keeper Kasey Keller was delighted with how the franchise’s inaugural MLS season turned out although he did express disappointment in being knocked out of the play-offs. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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By Graig Carbino - ALBANY, NY (Nov 10, 2009) USSoccerPlayers -- I need to be honest with you all for a second. I hate making predictions. No really, I despise the practice. Full Article at Soccer Blogs
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HOUSTON – Naturally, the top two defensive teams in the MLS fought to a scoreless tie for 90 minutes with their seasons on the line. Brian Ching broke the deadlock with what he called one of the greatest shots of his career. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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HOUSTON -- It took five tries in three competitions this season, but the Houston Dynamo finally defeated Seattle Sounders FC -- and in doing so reached the Western Conference Championship for the third time in four seasons. Full Article at MLSnet - Major League Soccer
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Asked what goes first as goalkeepers age, Sounders FC keeper Kasey Keller responds: “Hair.” Then he amends the answer: “At least, in my case – not Pat’s.” That is a reference to Houston Dynamo goalkeeper Pat Onstad, who at 41 is the only regular... Full Article at TheNewsTribune.com
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I don't think we panicked ... We were just a little unlucky on a lot of opportunities in the first half.
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We've put expectations on ourselves ... Every year, we're one of those teams that realistically feels like we're one of those teams that can win the MLS Cup. The proof is in our results.
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It was a hard-fought game; it was a physical game ... They created some good chances – I thought we dodged some bullets. I thought we had some chances as well – missed them. At the end, there was a little bit of a mistake in the back, and Brian Ching buried a good goal. That’s not much that separates th...
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We knocked on the door a few times ... but we just couldn't sustain enough pressure.
