Wait, Jack can want to go to England, but Lewis can’t have his sights set on a step up?Lewis has to want to be here long term
I think he was explaining his two way street comment. JLew has to want to be here if City wants to keep him here long term.Wait, Jack can want to go to England, but Lewis can’t have his sights set on a step up?
Or are you saying he wants to move to another club in MLS? I can’t imagine why/where, unless it’s ATL.
I guess. I think my question is still one worth asking. Why such a different approach between two very similarly positioned players?I think he was explaining his two way street comment. JLew has to want to be here if City wants to keep him here long term.
I think he was explaining his two way street comment. JLew has to want to be here if City wants to keep him here long term.
Sweet, two Hountondji's for the price of one.https://www.mlssoccer.com/rosters/2018/depth-chart/nycfc
No idea where the 4-2-3-1 formation was thought of, but here is where MLSsoccer.com puts our depth chart.
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https://www.mlssoccer.com/rosters/2018/depth-chart/nycfc
No idea where the 4-2-3-1 formation was thought of, but here is where MLSsoccer.com puts our depth chart.
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If the PV has the wings playing as much D as they did last year a 4-2-3-1 might be a better representation of what our formation typically ends up being than a true 4-3-3.
3-6-1 defensively if Mata is playing.Yeah, we're basically a 4-5-1 defensively and a 4-3-3 offensively.
Thursday, March 1, 2018 is MLS Roster Compliance Day...
WHERE ARE THE GREEN CARDS? WHERE ARE THE INTERNATIONAL ROSTER SLOTS?
https://www.sportingkc.com/post/2018/02/26/sporting-kc-weekly-schedule-feb-26-march-4-2018
Yeah, we're basically a 4-5-1 defensively and a 4-3-3 offensively.
A 3-5-1. Going against a 4-4-3.
At least if his assist to Piatti is any indication.
This is right. I have been saying since I first saw him chasing butterflies, that he is one of the worst defenders in the league. He hasn't improved defensively at all and, in fact, has made (or contributed to) the two most important defensive blunders in our team's history (both by giving up on the play, which is even worse than the lack of ability). With that said, he has got great dash, and can be dangerous going forward, so we may be able to overlook his defensive shortcomings when he is on and creates net upside. At his best, he is a gamechanger, and makes other players more dangerous as well. But, as you said, when he is not, it's a massive blow. I am not a big fan, but I am hopeful that he finds a way to make me one.The Mata situation has a chance to be incredibly frustrating if his offensive woes continue. We are still playing an unbalanced formation to allow Mata to go forward at will with cover in behind him. Wallace and Herrera both spent time hanging back to cover the hole an attacking Mata creates. This is fine when Mata is producing on offense the the way he did as a LW sub towards the end of the season last year. It is not okay when he's spending his time on offense sending 80% of his passes directly to players on the other team the way he did in the Montreal game. Let's just hope it was offseason rust.
This.
That's pretty much the same for every player, no?
KJ, you going to help shed some light on that?I guess. I think my question is still one worth asking. Why such a different approach between two very similarly positioned players?
I've been hounding the team for an update. Though I expect at least one green card to be announced, we'll see when or if they even announce it.Thursday, March 1, 2018 is MLS Roster Compliance Day...
WHERE ARE THE GREEN CARDS? WHERE ARE THE INTERNATIONAL ROSTER SLOTS?
https://www.sportingkc.com/post/2018/02/26/sporting-kc-weekly-schedule-feb-26-march-4-2018
So, a couple.I've been hounding the team for an update. Though I expect at least one green card to be announced, we'll see when or if they even announce it.
By my count we're three over the international roster spot (though that's closer to 2)