Source: New England Revolution Podcasts
Title: Postgame Video: Steve Nicol
Published: Sat, 17 Oct 2009
Description: New England Revolution head coach Steve Nicol addresses the media following the Revs' scoreless draw against the Chicago fire on October 17, 2009 at Gillette Stadium.
Automatically Generated Transcript (may not be 100% accurate)
" Nothing -- Chile that forced. Post when he finally listening here we really put him under some some depression and really just couldn't initial from the get out all together as -- I think from 25 on -- publicly even. They were trying to break on -- that it medical attention to break you know we the cup which unseasonable to a man known as well. So you know disappointed to lose again. In -- performance in the counter value. We just didn't really get the break we needed to to to -- those that think moon you know. Would have to go to Columbus who want us let's -- But -- was still in contention. -- I mean who can machine against -- one like. They played well tonight you know these have would have known of the notes -- obviously you and problems in Roman city -- in the there's some good things. We just didn't quite have that extra. -- those."
" and that's the bottom line is that and the fell evokes it enough balls into the penalty box. And make it an all powerful. You know I don't think we created one complete clear tendency to shoot this school vote of the law itself. Pension around. That. They usually tips on the on the without an instinctive and so on -- then how about tonight -- the real thing that was most. The bodies turning authority get exposed -- which. There. Damage guy who came here to break you know cumulative time in great -- and half pleasant when -- normal roles. The politician all for me because -- good player you -- have been flung corners well you know mentally being -- to block of the things. Most of it only going to be dangerous and then when you triangle fallen lately that. You gonna leave holes. But we kept sequentially most of them involve one of the call -- this treatment was last week. The only the only complaint that I was you know would be someone of balls in the box and -- that the call to conform them. -- We don't have an indecent things. And give -- so we cannot from the clips obviously wanted to schools. Sometimes it doesn't go free and that didn't go for us tonight."
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