Which NYCFC Podcast?

[Midas Mulligan]

Gator's was amusing because he has easily a half dozen posts here saying he likes that podcast but they tend to lack focus or organization and here he credits them for finally doing the opposite, and their response proves his point about their usual tendency.

Yes, that was amusing in a "I smirked a bit on my walk to work" way while listening.

I still can't figure out if Crooks is doing a bit or if he's really so simple.

 

[Gotham Gator]

Gator's was amusing because he has easily a half dozen posts here saying he likes that podcast but they tend to lack focus or organization and here he credits them for finally doing the opposite, and their response proves his point about their usual tendency.

Yes, that was amusing in a "I smirked a bit on my walk to work" way while listening.

I still can't figure out if Crooks is doing a bit or if he's really so simple.

Yes. I just listened to it at the end of the day yesterday. What a way for them to deal with a compliment!

And I meant what I said last week. The request for topics provided a focus and organization that has been badly needed. And this week was a regression. I will still listen, because Rojas is good and Crooks, despite his apparent need for a big dose of Ritalin, still offers a good insight or tidbit among all the distractions.

And regarding Midas' last thought, remember that Crooks went to Georgia. Midas, I seem to recall you are also an SEC guy, so I will let you form your own conclusions.

 

[EganSoccerWords]

Yes. I just listened to it at the end of the day yesterday. What a way for them to deal with a compliment!

And I meant what I said last week. The request for topics provided a focus and organization that has been badly needed. And this week was a regression. I will still listen, because Rojas is good and Crooks, despite his apparent need for a big dose of Ritalin, still offers a good insight or tidbit among all the distractions.

And regarding Midas' last thought, remember that Crooks went to Georgia. Midas, I seem to recall you are also an SEC guy, so I will let you form your own conclusions.

I like the perceptive that Crooks gives coming from a coaching background, but I agree on the need for medication.

 

[Paul]

I listen to the SITC podcast mostly because they generally have more inside information than other pods. I also enjoy that each member of the pod has a different perspective and they tend to argue a bit more than other NYCFC pods. It can get a bit out of hand and off topic at times but I mostly enjoy their banter. I'd say that Rob Abramowitz is my favorite as he's the most reasonable and sensible of the bunch.

 

[SoupInNYC]

I listen to the SITC podcast mostly because they generally have more inside information than other pods. I also enjoy that each member of the pod has a different perspective and they tend to argue a bit more than other NYCFC pods. It can get a bit out of hand and off topic at times but I mostly enjoy their banter. I'd say that Rob Abramowitz is my favorite as he's the most reasonable and sensible of the bunch.

I limit myself to two NYCFC pods. SITC, and then I listen to the NYCFC Nation podcast. Their production isn't quite as good, they aren't used to doing stuff like this and sometimes there can be some weird lulls and other weird conversational items that just don't sound great listening to a pod. Several times an episode, I also find they will state something that is factually incorrect. Usually it isn't anything material, but just wrong. I wish they would have someone there on a computer able to fact check some things.

But outside of the negative, I really enjoy the other viewpoints they provide and usually have some other great scoops of info that I find fantastic. They've been running a bit longer lately, around 1.5 hours or so, would like to see that come back down to around 1 hour as I find that's generally my podcast sweet spot.