Like any true Englishman would.
This is where I could take a cheap shot at the often injured Frank; but I wont.
After his last couple of "Magical goals" I half expect one to bounce off his ass for 3 points
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Like any true Englishman would.
This is where I could take a cheap shot at the often injured Frank; but I wont.
After his last couple of "Magical goals" I half expect one to bounce off his ass for 3 points
We should have a poll for which body part he scores off next. I'm saying armpit.
I'm going with Dempsey World Cup style belly button goal. Anything you can do, Frank can accidentally do better.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1112440225476591/
Jack Harrison coming to the Upper East Side. The last player to come by this Modell's was Khiry 1.0
Jack Harrison coming to the Upper East Side. The last player to come by this Modell's was Khiry 1.0
The BBC have also done a (very short) interview/feature on him this week:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37650799
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37650799
Listened to the NYCFC Nation this morning, someone mentioned that Jack's groin that he had surgery on before his rookie year is has not recovered to 100% and might not recover to 100%. That's a little concerning if true.
I'd be very skeptical of information like that being accurate- unless it came from Jack, nobody would ever divulge actual medical records/status of recovery as it would dog a player's rep forever.
What was discussed was most likely/definitely speculation/banter.
I wouldn't even trust it from the player. I only trust doctors for medical opinions and diagnoses.
The only upside I can think from this is that the non 100% recoverable prevents him from being signed to a European squad so he stays with NYCFC for the long term.
Yeah, I hope so. Vieira has made it a priority to sub him off, which in some cases seems pre-planned and not for fitness reasons.
Jack appears to cover more ground this season than last - he's doing a lot of defensive tracking. Every time he subs out, he looks completely spent. And last year he tailed of at the end with his body not being able to handle the professional load - if anything, this seems like long-term/seasonal management to keep him fresh and not burned out.
Documentary from MLSsoccer.com
https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2017/05/11/jack-harrison-road-city?autoplay=true
https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2017/05/11/jack-harrison-road-city?autoplay=true
