You both gotta learn how to read between the lines....
I've been trying to forget RJ since 2016.Not necessarily a bad thing for a defender.
Seems like they struggled pretty hard to put this list together
https://www.nycfc.com/post/2017/09/06/andraz-struna-ten-things-know
10. Currently, Andraz and Slovenia are just six points out of the top spot in UEFA World Cup Qualifying Group F. They have 11 points, while England sit atop the group with 20.
RJ's contract goes through 2018. Andraz is signed through the end of the season with options for 2018 and 2019. Claudio and PV must have liked what they saw in him
Sands plays CB at age levels, no?One question about the current team is who is slotted to substitute in the Back 4 if there is an injury during the game?
I am sure Patrick has a plan and has been training some emergency defenders in case it becomes necessary.
Right now, we've got 4 defenders healthy: 2 fullbacks (Sweat, RJ) and 2 center backs (Callens and Freddie B). If one of those guys goes down, someone who doesn't usually play defense will have to play the back line.
Of course, if Struna gets his visa in time, then he's the first off the bench.
If Struna is not available, it may depend upon the position needed. If Sweat is injured, maybe Wallace moves back. If it's Allen, maybe Harrison or Shelton move back, or Wallace moves back and Sweat switches sides.
If a centerback gets hurt, then maybe Awuah is the guy, but it could also be that Wallace moves back and Sweat moves to the middle.
It's also possible that Sands has been training as the emergency CB replacement, which is why he didn't play in the midfield last game. However, on SITC, Crooks and Abramowitz seemed to think Patrick was ready to play Sands in midfield if the starters struggled.
However, on SITC, Crooks and Abramowitz seemed to think Patrick was ready to play Sands in midfield if the starters struggled.
I can't imagine Sands is big enough to play as a CB against the pros. I get it against kids his age group, but not against the men.One question about the current team is who is slotted to substitute in the Back 4 if there is an injury during the game?
I am sure Patrick has a plan and has been training some emergency defenders in case it becomes necessary.
Right now, we've got 4 defenders healthy: 2 fullbacks (Sweat, RJ) and 2 center backs (Callens and Freddie B). If one of those guys goes down, someone who doesn't usually play defense will have to play the back line.
Of course, if Struna gets his visa in time, then he's the first off the bench.
If Struna is not available, it may depend upon the position needed. If Sweat is injured, maybe Wallace moves back. If it's Allen, maybe Harrison or Shelton move back, or Wallace moves back and Sweat switches sides.
If a centerback gets hurt, then maybe Awuah is the guy, but it could also be that Wallace moves back and Sweat moves to the middle.
It's also possible that Sands has been training as the emergency CB replacement, which is why he didn't play in the midfield last game. However, on SITC, Crooks and Abramowitz seemed to think Patrick was ready to play Sands in midfield if the starters struggled.
Pretty sure that's why we had all three keepers in the 18 on Wednesday, no? Or in the 17, maybe.One question about the current team is who is slotted to substitute in the Back 4 if there is an injury during the game?
I am sure Patrick has a plan
Pretty sure that's why we had all three keepers in the 18 on Wednesday, no? Or in the 17, maybe.
White will slide into the CB role if he's on the field and a CB goes down, but I think we're so thin Sweat takes it. White started as a CB.
There was a moment very early in the SKC game when Freddie went down hurt and got up limping.