Defender
Justin Thompson
looks back upon the 2008 season, his second with the Timbers, and pulls out some of his favorite moments in a special end-of-season interview. He also sends a special message to fans in Video News.
Thompson, 27, appeared in 24 matches for the Timbers in 2008, logging a pair of goals in 1,953 minutes on the pitch. The North Vancouver, B.C., native joined Portland in 2007, where he was a part of a defensive unit that set Timbers' modern-franchise records for shutouts (14) and fewest goals allowed (18) that season. Thompson's professional career has taken him overseas where he suited up for English clubs Hornchurch FC, Bury FC and Worcester City FC from 2003-2007.
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Looking back on 2008 with Justin Thompson
Hispanic Heritage Night Special Offer
A special ticket+scarf offer for the Timbers' Hispanic Heritage Night on Sept. 27 as the club takes on FC Dallas.
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