He may get the minutes, but the 75% MNT appearance will be difficult. Has he gotten any since his transfer - or just called in?
NYCFC in the Media Thread - 2017
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I'm with you. That's a dick way of presenting the news, and it's done in such a way as to both demean NYCFC and drive troll traffic to comment section.
Araos is not worth reading.
I actually read the assertions of that article and come only to the conclusion that I feel bad for Herrera. He was sold a story that I think the club only follows under an absolutely perfect scenario and outstanding performances by the player himself.
He'll be at NYC next year.
Unless it was bullshit and this was a way to escape a DP contract because of his transfer fee.
That's what I believe. We've skirted the rules
That's what I believe. We've skirted the rules
You just blew up my attempt at more delicately expressing the same sentiment.
I have trouble believing that the Herrera signing was meant long term for NYCFC. He's a dart that man city is hoping will stick to the wall. Sounds like he views this as a stepping stone to Europe. If he is not in the picture for Man City eventually he going to stop accepting loans and get sold somewhere else to recoup at least part of that 2 million.
Congrats you gave that shithead more views.
I haven't read the rules well enough to know so I won't pretend to know.
Not like you to hold back. You on Prozac or something?
Eh. I try to limit my being a dick to people/orgs who can take it or deserve it whom I have no specific reason to protect.
Here's one for you, the NY Times fails to recognize that they share a city with a certain MLS team.
Wow! If you're even gonna remotely cover anything MLS in NYC at least know who plays.
I figure it's a Red Bulls fan in charge of the column who is blatantly trolling us.
No then it would say New York Red Bulls, not just Red Bulls
Failing New York Times. #FakeNews
There is also an interesting tidbit on the English FA and Herrera.
I'm not going to read Araos' stuff, but I am curious as to what he means by "stick with the 3-4-3". It didn't seem to me like we were playing a 3-4-3 last match, but moreso only had two up top. Harrison also was more of a wingback than a midfielder.
But maybe those items I pointed out were players not familiar with what they were being asked to do, and it should have taken a shape more like a 3-4-3.
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