October 22nd Game Moved to Citi Field
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Nets have a game at the same time we do next Sunday, that's why NYCFC is on YES2.
YES2 is an overflow channel -- on Verizon FIOS they normally put it on 501 (FIOS 1 News).
Here's the list of channel locations when they did this for the Nets in the spring, to give you an idea of where you might find it.
http://web.yesnetwork.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20170327&content_id=221087304
If you’re not actually going to the game, does anybody really need HD to see the team implode? I’m going to see the meltdown live, but at this point I have no faith we’re going in to the playoffs with any sort of positive momentum. I hope they prove me wrong, and get their collective shit together winning Sunday and then straight through the playoffs, but considering how the last 8 games have gone, with almost no sustained scoring, we’re desperately trying to recreate the Toronto shellacking of last year.
You're telling me Time Warner is having an inferior product to every other distributor? Well, you don't say ...
As a Nets fan I'm genuinely shocked that they actually have higher ratings than NYCFC.
Yes2? Now I won't even be able to watch the game at home.
Such a cluster fuck on Fan Appreciation Day
Such a cluster fuck on Fan Appreciation Day
Perhaps the appreciations are reserved for those who get off the couch and into the arena.
Would be a fair comment if the game were in the team's home. As it stands, really unfair.
It's completely fair. We need fans there. We need an atmosphere. We have a part to play in this too, and the game is in a (perhaps better) arena that is just a stone's throw away.
No, it's not fair. I trek back from Philadelphia for the games. I have a young family. I was one of the first 1,000 season ticket holders. I've paid the club A LOT of money. Maybe not as much as
LionNYC has, but it's a sizeable amount. I don't really care about something as stupid as Fan Appreciation Day. What I do care about is being able to attend the match and sit in the seats I paid for. That's all. As a paying customer, I have the right to be pissed off. The last two home matches of the season have now been moved on me. Those were two matches my family and I had planned our schedules around. I think it's ok for me to be less than thrilled right now. And there is no shot in hell I would be able to get to Citi Field for a playoff match, which pisses me off even more.
Fuck this bullshit that tries to sucker me into thinking that as a fan I owe a sports team anything.
My only point is that you don't get to bitch about TV coverage if it is easy to attend the game in person.
Props to you for coming from Philly, by the way. I didn't know that. I get the frustration, but not why this should be more inconvenient.
Props to you for coming from Philly, by the way. I didn't know that. I get the frustration, but not why this should be more inconvenient.
That two way street is exactly the point of being a fan. If you don't want the allegiance to the front office, fine, but loyalty to and support of the players and the fan community is part of the bargain.
You're starting to sound to me like the Blue Moon crowd, so I'm I'm gonna drop this convo because I like you and because I was tired of it 3 years ago. Cheers.
Coming from Philly, it is more difficult to get to Citi Field than it is Yankee Stadium. That's part of my frustration. It's not easy to attend the game in person is my whole point.
im surprised how many people come from out of state.....i met two guys that came from scranton and were season ticket holders ....i was like isint the union closer...they were like fuck the union lol
People in Philadelphia could care less about the Union. It's a very closed minded sports town
Okay. I don't get the reference, so I must have missed that, but no worries. It's all good to me.
