I know it's a lot more out of their control than us due to COVID, but Montreal's situation sucks.more than likely it's because both montreal and we do not have a more happy home and have to make do with what the overlords decide for us.
as long as we beat CLB these next two times, i won't be too upset.
I know it's a lot more out of their control than us due to COVID, but Montreal's situation sucks.
- They've played all their home games to date in Ft. Lauderdale.
- They have a home game this weekend at Red Bull Arena.
- They then have a home game against us next week in Orlando.
- The rest of their home games don't have a listed location.
fair enough.People really overestimate how easy it is to make these schedules. I just shake my head when people make these criticisms. Do people really think the schedule makers don't know that having teams play each other twice in a close time frame and never the rest of the year is less than ideal? Or that the schedule makers think it was a good idea for NYCFC not to play Nashville ever until September 2021 when they've been in the league and the same conference since last year? Or that they are unaware that having 1 game in 3 weeks followed by 6 games in 3 weeks is sub-optimal? They know all of this.
But we have teams who don't control their venues, teams who cannot even play at their usual homes, teams sharing venues, teams who have to reschedule because of baseball rainouts, 29 weekends in which to fit 34 games, two new stadium openings, TV partners who insist that certain matchups happen at certain times of the year, and a FIFA international schedule that makes zero effort to accommodate MLS. So no, the schedule makers are not idiotic. This is how the sausage meat fits in the skin.
I asked the question. I was told no games at RBA. If they are considering that for 2022, then I was lied to.they said they will try to play games in the five boroughs if yankee stadium is not available. But didnt guarantee anything, so someone like you who has been following the team for years should know very well that leaves the door wide open for RBA.
In what seems like a lifetime ago, I actually worked at the NFL and a good friend of mine is the guy who is now in charge of making the schedule.People really overestimate how easy it is to make these schedules. I just shake my head when people make these criticisms. Do people really think the schedule makers don't know that having teams play each other twice in a close time frame and never the rest of the year is less than ideal? Or that the schedule makers think it was a good idea for NYCFC not to play Nashville ever until September 2021 when they've been in the league and the same conference since last year? Or that they are unaware that having 1 game in 3 weeks followed by 6 games in 3 weeks is sub-optimal? They know all of this.
But we have teams who don't control their venues, teams who cannot even play at their usual homes, teams sharing venues, teams who have to reschedule because of baseball rainouts, 29 weekends in which to fit 34 games, two new stadium openings, TV partners who insist that certain matchups happen at certain times of the year, and a FIFA international schedule that makes zero effort to accommodate MLS. So no, the schedule makers are not idiotic. This is how the sausage meat fits in the skin.
People really overestimate how easy it is to make these schedules. I just shake my head when people make these criticisms. Do people really think the schedule makers don't know that having teams play each other twice in a close time frame and never the rest of the year is less than ideal? Or that the schedule makers think it was a good idea for NYCFC not to play Nashville ever until September 2021 when they've been in the league and the same conference since last year? Or that they are unaware that having 1 game in 3 weeks followed by 6 games in 3 weeks is sub-optimal? They know all of this.
But we have teams who don't control their venues, teams who cannot even play at their usual homes, teams sharing venues, teams who have to reschedule because of baseball rainouts, 29 weekends in which to fit 34 games, two new stadium openings, TV partners who insist that certain matchups happen at certain times of the year, and a FIFA international schedule that makes zero effort to accommodate MLS. So no, the schedule makers are not idiotic. This is how the sausage meat fits in the skin.
What kind of wurst we talking about here... bratwurst, Weisswurst, knockwurst, jaegerwurst...?People really overestimate how easy it is to make these schedules. I just shake my head when people make these criticisms. Do people really think the schedule makers don't know that having teams play each other twice in a close time frame and never the rest of the year is less than ideal? Or that the schedule makers think it was a good idea for NYCFC not to play Nashville ever until September 2021 when they've been in the league and the same conference since last year? Or that they are unaware that having 1 game in 3 weeks followed by 6 games in 3 weeks is sub-optimal? They know all of this.
But we have teams who don't control their venues, teams who cannot even play at their usual homes, teams sharing venues, teams who have to reschedule because of baseball rainouts, 29 weekends in which to fit 34 games, two new stadium openings, TV partners who insist that certain matchups happen at certain times of the year, and a FIFA international schedule that makes zero effort to accommodate MLS. So no, the schedule makers are not idiotic. This is how the sausage meat fits in the skin.
whichever is ugliest while making it but hopefully tastes the bestWhat kind of wurst we talking about here... bratwurst, Weisswurst, knockwurst, jaegerwurst...?
Some of the criticism is fair and self-inflicted. Despite having all of these scheduling problems since forever, MLS decided to add even more games to the schedule by making the Leagues Cup a thing.People really overestimate how easy it is to make these schedules. I just shake my head when people make these criticisms. Do people really think the schedule makers don't know that having teams play each other twice in a close time frame and never the rest of the year is less than ideal? Or that the schedule makers think it was a good idea for NYCFC not to play Nashville ever until September 2021 when they've been in the league and the same conference since last year? Or that they are unaware that having 1 game in 3 weeks followed by 6 games in 3 weeks is sub-optimal? They know all of this.
But we have teams who don't control their venues, teams who cannot even play at their usual homes, teams sharing venues, teams who have to reschedule because of baseball rainouts, 29 weekends in which to fit 34 games, two new stadium openings, TV partners who insist that certain matchups happen at certain times of the year, and a FIFA international schedule that makes zero effort to accommodate MLS. So no, the schedule makers are not idiotic. This is how the sausage meat fits in the skin.
At Yankee Stadium
New York City FC to Open 2021 Leagues Cup Against Pumas UNAM | New York City FC
NEW YORK, N.Y., July 7, 2021 \- New York City FC today announced that the Club's opening match in the 2021 Leagues Cup will be against Pumas UNAM, one of Mexico's most successful club teams. The quarterfinal match will be played at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday, August 11 at 8:00www.nycfc.com
we got the weakest liga mx team on paper. Pumas is really in need of cash now and selling their better players, and last season was terrible for them.
EDIT: oh and yes expect lots of pumas fans to arrive, one of the top four in terms of popularity in mexico.
Yeah, at best 70/30 Pumas to NYCFC ratio of support in the stadium.
Yeah, at best 70/30 Pumas to NYCFC ratio of support in the stadium.
In the email that went out to season ticket holders about returning to Yankee Stadium...
- We wanted to notify our Members first that we have a new change to the schedule. Because of a Yankees rain out, we have a scheduling conflict on August 14th. This match against Inter Miami FC will be moved from Yankee Stadium to Red Bull Arena. We know this is far from ideal, and want to reiterate that this match will be fully optional for you and all Members to attend.