Two more players signed in the draft
- New York City FC @NYCFC 6m6 minutes ago
BREAKING: #NYCFC select @Chris_wingate10 in the @MLS #superdraft round 3. #WelcometotheClub
GAM is salary cap
Time to revive the "Request a Forum Feature" offtopic thread NYCFC_Dan liked so much'Sup with you?
No, it's not. GAM can be used to buy down salary implications OR purchase a player.
I am not sure, but I believe it allows to to buy a player over your current salary cap limitations. You still have to spend the actual money, I think.No, it's not. GAM can be used to buy down salary implications OR purchase a player.
Two more players signed in the draft
- New York City FC @NYCFC 6m6 minutes ago
BREAKING: #NYCFC select @Chris_wingate10 in the @MLS #superdraft round 3. #WelcometotheClub
New York City FC @NYCFC 4m4 minutes ago
BREAKING: #NYCFC select Michael DeGraffenriedt in the @MLS #superdraft round 3. #WelcometotheClub
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Think Vieira will add a babysitter to the training staff? Or will Emily take on even more responsibilities?
Chris Wingate is from Norway and looks like he will take an international spot.
I can't tell if these players are getting younger, or we're all just getting older...
So apparently Chris Wingate is a Norwegian-born American midfielder.
Now where have I heard that before?
http://www.nycfc.com/post/2017/01/17/superdraft-nycfc-pick-degraffenriedt-wingate
Where did you read American? We don't know if has a passport, yet alone a green card.
Your third-round pick. I happened to see him a couple times for Louisville. He's not bad, could see him making the team or getting a loan. Not sure he's a steal, but not a stiff.
A buddy just emailed me regarding DeGraffenriedt:
He's a respected poster on Big Soccer and was one of the earliest (maybe first) to compile the list of Americans playing abroad, so he's not green with analysis.
True enough. Now I read back it clearly doesn't say that, I just tricked myself into thinking it did. That said, I would guess that with a surname like "Wingate" he's almost certainly the son of American parents (if his parents were British/Canadian/Aussie/otherwise Anglo then the NYCFC article would certainly have mentioned it) and as I understand it US citizenship law makes him a US citizen from birth so long as he has at least one American parent who has spent at least a few years in the US since childhood, so I'm going to assume that the odds are that I'm right here until NYCFC or MLS declares differently.
A buddy just emailed me regarding DeGraffenriedt:
He's a respected poster on Big Soccer and was one of the earliest (maybe first) to compile the list of Americans playing abroad, so he's not green with analysis.