How can we be past the roster freeze date if the transfer window is still open?Of note, we're past the roster freeze date. So we're not signing or getting a loan for anyone from the academy or the rest of the world to replace Heber in 2020.
Of note, we're past the roster freeze date. So we're not signing or getting a loan for anyone from the academy or the rest of the world to replace Heber in 2020.
How can we be past the roster freeze date if the transfer window is still open?
MLS didn’t update their main roster and budget rules page since COVID. The secondary transfer window is still open, we can still sign a player if NYCFC can work out the budget space.
Still, I don’t expect much to happen.
So, Medina will play the 10 (possibly) and we have to be patient. That’s two players in the starting lineup playing out of position. I get that we don’t have a 10 but I feel like we could fix a lot of this by moving Ring off the wing. A front three of Mitri, Isi and Taty could be deadly with the speed and creativity alone. Then play Ring, Sands and Cacha/Parks begins them.
fast forward a year, and
The only guy that comes to mind in MLS (and I'm not saying he would be a good fit, I don't know him well enough) is Mason Toye. He hasn't been getting minutes in Minnesota and they just signed Kei Kamara so that suggests he's going to continue to be on the bench in the 18
what do you expect when the guy doesn't get any minutes?
more minutes?
For the record, I favor giving the wee man a go, he seems like he has a point to prove and at least gets stuck in. For some reason he's recently displayed an alarming ability to fail to put one foot in front of the other when in a position to shoot, but that's not out of character with the rest of the team.
Let him run around, whatever it is that makes him fall over instead of shoot seems temporary, particularly given that evidence above which seems weird to think was even a year ago.....
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