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OMG...New York's passing the last 10 minutes has been some lower table bullshit. How are they winning?
Because they hate the game and everyone who plays it better than them.
Because we're in Megatron's Butthole?
Grass doesn't tend to grow so well inside.
We were going to play on something more conducive to soccer, but some Falcons players didn't like it so that was that.
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The combination of extreme homerism and not having a good grasp of the rules of soccer is... something.
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Atlanta is fun to watch, when they win you can enjoy the pretty soccer, and when they lose you can laugh at their fans.
I thought every major call was the correct one except G-Pirez should have been sent off for dogso.
Jesse Marsch should be the next national team coach.
I thought every major call was the correct one except G-Pirez should have been sent off for dogso.
Jesse Marsch should be the next national team coach.
I worry about him being able to actually get the MNT playing his system in the amount of time he would have them. Otherwise I'd be for it.
Hope Kemar is okay. That was terrifying.
Everyone at Legends was losing it at that third goal. My god, it was amazing.
The system RBNY plays is probably too complicated for international play, plus it needs certain kinds of players. Plus it's bad against teams that bunker. So while we'd destroy Spain, we'd get destroyed by T&T.
I just saw this, but I think you got your answer lol
EDIT: Also, put some respect on his name!
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I don't disagree. But for all his willingness to move players on to move in younger personnel, there are some folks he's had pretty much for his whole reign (BWP, Robles) that have been crucial to his success. I want to see him with a different group of guys before he takes the MNT gig someday. I'm also wondering how much the next MNT coach is going to be really set up for success... I genuinely feel for whoever takes that job.
Nashville's MLS expansion team making an announcement at 1pm EST, streaming above. Likely announcing the hiring of former Liverpool CEO Ian Ayre as their new soccer CEO.
Heh. Yeah id say hes pretty goodI just saw this, but I think you got your answer lol
EDIT: Also, put some respect on his name!
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I think whoever gets the US squad next is kinda lucky. They'll have a glut of young talent to play with. There's like 3 or four CBs that could start, midfield looks to have a lot of competition between old stalwarts and the new hotness as well. Jozy's probably still our best option up top until Weah and Seargent develop a bit more though, but they should both be ready by qualifying.
All that said, I'm a bit worried about the seeming lack of options out wide. Centrally I think we're golden, but not out wide.
Yea, I've been going down there for the away matches this year when I can. I don't have a season ticket this year because I need to try and save money for school, so I go to what home games I can and go down there for the aways.
Yea, I saw that earlier. He's a good dude and I'm glad he's ok.
this sums it up VERY nicely:
and another zinger: most expensive defence in MLS. most goals conceded.
statutory holiday up here in Canada, so it's viable to do this
That makes a lot of sense. They've pretty much stopped day games in baseball during the week with the exceptino of opening day, so todays time was weird.
Feel bad for the fans who were there to see him.
they wanted Zlatan and they got him, tbh. dude has always had those kinds of lapses and losses of temper
what I'd do (similar to what I think the USMNT is doing) is wait for after the World Cup and scoop someone up from the aftermath of that
