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    Robbie Findley easily converted and the visitors went into the locker room tied at 2-2 but ahead again in the aggregate. "I really have to look at the tape on that second one. In a crucial game like this to call a PK like that when guys are falling, both guys pulling each other, you don't call a PK. You don't do it ... It's like someone fouling the 3-point shooter and barely touching him on an NCAA final. Whatever. That's what he saw. I didn't see the same thing." Andy Williams completed the comeback for RSL with a goal from 18 yards in the 74th minute that skipped past everybody, including Hesmer. Full Article at MLSnet - Major League Soccer
    I really have to look at the tape on that second one. In a crucial game like this to call a PK like that when guys are falling, both guys pulling each other, you don't call a PK. You don't do it ... It's like someone fouling the 3-point shooter and barely touching him on an NCAA final. Whatever. That's what he saw. I didn't see the same thing.
    – Danny O'Rourke SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
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Crew lose handle against RSL in second leg
  1. It's sad to be honest with you because those guys deserved a fair judgment from the referee. Obviously, he didn't have a good game
    SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
  2. That was the Guillermo I remember from the beginning of the season and the playoff games last season ... He is a big part of the team. If he plays like this he gives me no choice (but to play him). I was happy with his performance today.
    SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
  3. I had a positive today scoring goals but it did no good for us to get to the second round. It's more important for me to get to second round
    SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
  4. Everybody contributed to these two (Crew) goals and we got the lead. We should protect a two-goal lead ... We gave up three goals. I'm not going to play anybody. I'm going to watch the tape. We gave up three goals as a team. Will Hesmer didn't give up three goals. Sometimes the better team doesn't win. ...
    SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
  5. I haven't seen a replay of the penalty but considering how things were called maybe Espindola should have been called for one on the first goal ... I'm not blaming anybody but we lost momentum there then they kind of snuck a fluky goal in.
    – Will Hesmer SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
  6. We played well enough to get where we needed to be. It was 2-1 on aggregate. It was exactly where we wanted ... Credit them. They're a good team. Anytime they can score three goals on the road they deserve to win.
    – Danny O'Rourke SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago
  7. It's disappointing. We had a dream start to the game ... The attitude was right. The energy was right then all of a sudden we lose focus. Our team defending on the first goal was poor. It's the one I came closest to. After that they got some momentum.
    – Will Hesmer SOURCE: MLSnet - Major League Soccer 1 month ago

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