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Sun, May 19, 2002
: USA vs Netherlands
Good game. The U.S. didn’t win, but the Dutch are a very good team, and the U.S. looked very dangerous the entire game. The two goals they gave up weren’t bad goals. One was the result of a bit of bad luck, the other a simple defensive error. While the latter mistake is not good, it’s better to have that happen now instead of at the World Cup. The American players need to remember that against world class competition, two seconds lack of concentration will cost you a goal. It’s a good lesson. Overall, though, I was pleased with the U.S. play, though of course winning would have been better, but it might have made them overconfident. Final: 2-0 Netherlands.
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About Marc
I'm Marc Zeedar, writer and dreamer. I'm interested in writing, technology, programming, soccer, philosophy, engineering -- pretty much anything creative.
Why is this blog all movies and books?
In college I was given an assignment to write a mini-biography. Rather than do the traditional, I wrote mine as a chronological list of the influential books in my life, explaining what they meant to me (both at the time and later). This turned out even better than I expected -- the saying "you are what you eat" really ought to be "you are what you read." So I decided to do that with my blog: it's a journal of what I'm reading, seeing, thinking, with the occasional unusual event thrown in. Feel free to add comments!
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