All posts tagged "Paul Riley"
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Analysis
/ 9 years agoPreseason trip gives Riley early look at Thorns
TUSCON, Ariz. — For the second consecutive preseason, the Portland Thorns spent a week in Arizona at FC Tucson’s two-year-old, soccer...
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News
/ 9 years agoA visit to Portland Thorns open tryouts
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — Paul Riley does most things at least slightly differently from everyone else. Open tryouts is no exception. “We...
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FC Kansas City
/ 9 years agoThorns send Moros to KC for international spot
Portland Thorns FC on Monday traded defender Rebecca Moros to FC Kansas City in exchange for an international spot in the...
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Analysis
/ 9 years agoRiley rips Kansas City turf, stadium, purported 159-degree field temperatures
For almost a year, Portland Thorns FC players and staff have discussed how they wanted to repeat as champions on their...
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Analysis
/ 9 years agoFC Kansas City eliminates Portland — four reasons this year was different
FC Kansas City waited one day short of a year to get back to the NWSL semifinals, where they coughed up...
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Analysis
/ 9 years agoThorns hope they’re peaking at right time as they head to Kansas City
There’s really no telling which Portland Thorns team will show up in Kansas City on Saturday. The Thorns have been Jekyll...
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Analysis
/ 9 years agoBoquete joins Portland Thorns FC looking to light up US league once again
Paul Riley describes her play simply as “poetry in motion.” “Magical” is another word that comes to mind for the Portland...
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Analysis
/ 9 years agoMorgan, Boquete, Catley set to shake things up in Portland
Portland Thorns FC players had four full days off following last week’s 4-1 shellacking at the hands of an inexperienced Boston...
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Analysis
/ 9 years agoSave the date: Riley expects Morgan, Boquete, Van Hollebeke, Catley for June 7 vs. Flash
Mark those calendars: Portland Thorns FC coach Paul Riley expects to have all hands on deck — including Alex Morgan —...
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Analysis
/ 9 years agoRiley selling Thorns as underdogs vs. Seattle, but stakes are high for Portland, field
It’s hard to over-sell a regular season game in the National Women’s Soccer League in early May, just one-sixth of the...
