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The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Atlanta United manager Frank de Boer following his team’s practice on May 17. Topics included the team’s five-match winning streak, amassing clean sheets, the improvement of the defense over the season, playing a condensed schedule in May, the team preparing for its “rivalry” match at the New York
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The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Atlanta United manager Frank de Boer following his team’s practice on May 13. Topics included the squad’s 1-0 home win over Orlando City the previous day, the team’s four-match winning streak, rotating players through the condensed schedule in May, the form of Tito Villalba and implementing younger players
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The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Atlanta United manager Frank de Boer following his team’s 1-0 home win over Orlando City SC on May 12. Topics included the victory, the team’s current four-match winning streak, the form of Gonzalo “Pity” Martinez who scored the lone goal of the contest, countering Orlando’s pressing defense ad
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The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Atlanta United manager Frank de Boer following his team’s practice on May 10. Topics included the acquisition of Justin Meram and expectations for his role on the team, the development of Andrew Carleton, the professionalism of Jeff Larentowicz and the team preparing to host rival Orlando City SC
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The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Atlanta United manager Frank de Boer following his team’s practice on May 7. Topics included Atlanta’s two-match winning streak, the form of Pity Martinez and Ezequiel Barco, handling the upcoming condensed schedule in May, managing the psyche of the players on the roster and Atlanta preparing to host
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The Sports Inquirer attended the presser of Atlanta United manager Frank de Boer following his team’s 1-0 home win over the Colorado Rapids on April 27. Topics included thoughts on the win, playing against a defensive-minded Colorado squad, halftime adjustments after a scoreless first half, implementing substitutions Tito Villalba and Eric Remedi as well as
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