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U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - washingtonismoney - 07-05-2015

Press and O'Hara both chipped in important roles, and Ertz was at the final to watch his beau: https://twitter.com/ZERTZ_86/status/617887788273401856

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - BostonCard - 07-05-2015

That being said, Julie was credited with an own goal.  Thankfully, the US was up 4-1 at that point and moments later scored again to make it the final.

And the game was decided in the first 16 minutes, when 4 US goals more or less put the game out of reach.

BC

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - oman - 07-05-2015

Yep, Julie almost lost it for us....

Next cup's wish list -- natural turf and playing France in the final.  I thought the French looked very good and they always have the cleanest kits.

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - yvonne - 07-05-2015

http://www.nbcdeportes.com/video?guid=GBrOIuX1K_r0tYFf44Llf9Ge7xMyussX

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - BostonCard - 07-06-2015

https://twitter.com/kohara19/status/617902314666524672

Poor Kelley.  Don't you hate when the gold confetti gets stuck on your butt?

BC

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - washingtonismoney - 07-06-2015

(07-06-2015, 04:19 AM)garvin link Wrote:Umm, beau?

Enh, you're right.

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - winflop - 07-06-2015

(07-05-2015, 08:01 PM)Boston Card link Wrote:That being said, Julie was credited with an own goal.  Thankfully, the US was up 4-1 at that point and moments later scored again to make it the final.

And the game was decided in the first 16 minutes, when 4 US goals more or less put the game out of reach.

BC


The game was decided in the first 5 mins.  Japan looked completely shell-shocked after the second goal and never recovered.

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - oman - 07-06-2015

They recovered nicely and played some beautiful soccer in the second half, and with Johnson's own goal outscored us 2-1. 

It was an exhibition for the last 60 minutes or so but at least their style made it enjoyable to watch.

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - stupac2 - 07-06-2015

I only got to watch a couple games, but both of them featured Johnson* making some seriously bone-headed plays that could've cost the US dearly. The maybe-should've-been-a-red-card foul against Germany and the own goal (which could've mattered had the US not scored a couple minutes later, being down 2 goals with 40 minutes on the clock is bad, but not nearly as bad as being down 3). By all accounts she played superbly otherwise, I just thought it was odd that I had heard so many good things about her then when I'm actually watching she goes and does that. Oh well.



*Incidentally, I've wanted to ask about this forever, what's with calling sportsmen by their last names but sportswomen by their first names? This seems extremely common and I find it weird.

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - Canalejas - 07-06-2015

Johnston was also the US defender that failed to stay with Ogimi, which led to Japan's first goal. 


http://gfycat.com/PointedBeneficialAustraliansilkyterrier#

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - 81alum - 07-06-2015

Has anyone ever, in any soccer match, seen a longer contested goal than Lloyd's third?  I know sometimes at the end of games keepers come out on offense and there are sometimes open goals scored from a distance, but I've never seen a goal from midfield before.  Reminded me a little of Curry's 60 foot shot.

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - BostonCard - 07-06-2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7837USykoVQ

Ask and ye shall receive.  There are many YouTube videos for "long soccer goal".

BC

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - Bruce Wang - 07-06-2015

Imagine if ZErtz and Johnston had kids.  Could be even more athletic than the McCaffrey brood.

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - washingtonismoney - 07-06-2015

At Grantland, an appreciation of O'Hara by teammate Allison McCann: http://grantland.com/the-triangle/2015-world-cup-uswnt-champions-six-key-figures/

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - washingtonismoney - 07-06-2015

Stanford athletics with an update: http://www.gostanford.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=30600&ATCLID=210183591


Hadn't realized that Press had already chipped in with 21 goals. He's made 49 appearances, so she's got a very solid strike rate.

Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - Mick - 07-06-2015

(07-06-2015, 10:12 AM)Robber Baron 83 link Wrote:Johnston was also the US defender that failed to stay with Ogimi, which led to Japan's first goal. 


http://gfycat.com/PointedBeneficialAustraliansilkyterrier#

Well, she's a Bronco.  You take the bad with the good...

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http://www.ussoccer.com/players/2014/03/15/02/34/julie-johnston


Re: U.S. wins world cup, Stanford a big reason why - winflop - 07-06-2015

(07-06-2015, 02:50 PM)Mick link Wrote:[quote author=Robber Baron 83 link=topic=12331.msg121840#msg121840 date=1436202755]
Johnston was also the US defender that failed to stay with Ogimi, which led to Japan's first goal. 


http://gfycat.com/PointedBeneficialAustraliansilkyterrier#

Well, she's a Bronco.  You take the bad with the good...

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http://www.ussoccer.com/players/2014/03/15/02/34/julie-johnston
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Yeah but she's been Zach Ertz's GF since they were both in school so not all Bronco?