MLS - May 8 - Orlando (Away)

[VernonJohn]

Worth mentioning that DCU has had a ridiculous string of injuries to start the year. It was bad before our game and has gotten absurd since. Now, we still didn’t play well that day, but it’s worth keeping their recent performance in context.

Fair enough. Maybe using DC's record post opening game doesn't provide much for an argument. I still feel that this team should have performed better than they did on opening day. Was it because it was an of day, lack of training, fitness, preparation... I don't know. Characterizing the team as "not prepared" is overly broad. I felt that NYCFC dropped in effectiveness after the first 20 minutes. They were probably better than I give them credit for and just didn't finish. I'm excited about the team and trying to work out bringing the family to the stadium this weekend. Anybody using the voucher system and able to bring 3 people? (been told "pods" are 2/4/6)

 

[gbservis]

They really should just have a plan: Callens for away games; Chanot for home games.

I also thought they had it sorted. Callens gets the cramps that require stretching and Chanot gets head injuries that he must rub for 5 min. What was Chanot doing stepping on the Callen's cramps act?

 

[LionNYC]

I also thought they had it sorted. Callens gets the cramps that require stretching and Chanot gets head injuries that he must rub for 5 min. What was Chanot doing stepping on the Callen's cramps act?

Up to 3rd in the MLS soccer dot com power rankings. And yes, this is the moment they talked up in the write up...

Power Rankings: NYCFC, Red Bulls surpassing expectations after Week 4 | MLSSoccer.com

What a week in MLS. Nani scored by cutting in to his right from the top of the box, Chris Wondolowski grabbed a couple of clutch late goals and the LA Galaxy outplayed LAFC in El Trafico. Yes, this was truly a week unlike any other.

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