JAMALL ADAMS LEADS OM TO VICTORY OVER OUT OF CONTROL MUTINY FC

OM Oquirrh Field. West Jordan, UT, May 14, 2011---Jamall Adams was sore in the ribs, the victim of an elbow courtesy Zach Van Wagenen. Colton Spencer limped off the field, his ankles swollen after being body slammed and knocked down flat out by Zach Van Wagenen. Igor was holding his bruised ankle kicked repeatedly by Zack Van Wagenen. Isai Tapia was manhandled, punched and beaten by Zack Van Wagenen. Alan Ruelas had to be carried off the field. You guessed it. Kung Fu Panda Zack Van Wagenen!

Finally, but much too late into the game, the referee finally showed the red card to Van Wagenen.
By then the Kung Fu Panda and his Ninja partner PJ Jensen had already mauled, mangled, pawed, clawed, scraped, scratched, tear-gassed, battered, groped, crushed, head-locked, head-butted, strangled, karate-kicked, smashed in, assaulted, held up, ambushed and mugged just about every OM player including keeper Martin Martinez.

That basically sums up the much-anticipated Olympique Montreux versus Mutiny FC fixture. The match was built up to be entertaining after what was thought to be some fun exchanges on social media.
Sadly, many of the visiting players just weren’t interested in playing soccer against the Olympians. They just flat out wanted to injure people.
Jamall’s goal, Martin’s goal tending, and the Olympians’ cool head ensured the club’s first division team claiming its fourth victory in as many games.
The speedy midfielder got the all-important goal in the 38th minute after Mutiny’s keeper spilled the ball in the area.
Jamall told the team’s official web site: "It takes more than rough plays to throw us off of our game. Our team has a pedigree of winning. We are trying to maintain that culture.”
Manager Bel-Ami de Montreux, whose Premiership side earlier defeated Utah State University 5-3, was delighted with the First Division team’s victory and wants the men to remain focused and sharp.
"I was expecting a good game of soccer and instead, we ended up trying to keep men from getting injured,” said the team’s boss.
"Now we have many men in the infirmary. We will assess the damages by Tuesday.”
In the Premiership game, the Olympians worked hard to put away a well organized and talented Utah State University in a 5-3 victory with two goals from Isai Tapia and additional goals from David Chevez, Ivan Marcos Olmedo and Esteban Celis.