POST GAME: Its a tie : RBNY 1 - TFC 1

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POST GAME: Its a tie : RBNY 1 - TFC 1
The Footy Blog found this 5/2/2008 on redbulls.theoffside.com [flag]
So my prediction was only half right. The Bulls take one away from the surging Maple Leafs, with a well earned point on the road. They really did well in keeping possession and putting on pressure - but the finishing was completely ghost. MAN OF THE MATCH Seth Stammler impressed me tonite. He was the Dema Kovalenko we all thought was lost. Stammlers presence neutralized the attack, in ... [link]

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Published 5/2/2008 at The Footy Blog
... last night, and then also points out how the conditions are likely to be similar come playoff time. If it's a New York perspective you seek on the 1-1 result against the Red Bulls, why not check out our friend Dave Martinez at redbulls.theoffside.com . Dave, I couldn't agree more about Seth Stammler. Jeff Parke and Hunter Freeman are also a lot better than I thought. At least they were on Thursday night. Come on You Reds continues to score interviews with Toronto players, despite not being "mainstream". The latest is an ...

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