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Tom in Fairfield CT Can one of you guys put up the Philadelphia Pre-Match Thread?
Have Tom and/or I just been made site moderators without knowing it? Or are we just the loudest complainers as of late?NYCFC_Dan Falastur Ulrich T Tom in Fairfield CT Can one of you guys put up the Philadelphia Pre-Match Thread?
Have Tom and/or I just been made site moderators without knowing it? Or are we just the loudest complainers as of late?
Edited: Just added one in the Supporters Discussion Forum since I don't have privileges in match day.
Honest question being asked: does the player or the club decide who speaks after games?
He may have wanted to, but if he went off the reservation and was pointing fingers at the coaches, then there's no way the club allows him to talk. None. Remember, CFG likes to control all information disseminated.I don't know. I would imagine that certain players have the right of first refusal. I would think Mix would fit into that group yesterday.
Your scenario is possible but even if that were the case, he should still be the first post match interview. He was Captain, man. Win, lose, personally upset or not he should have faced us.
Mix cannot be a happy guy these days. One day before the USMNT is in a knock-out game, he's running around with the reserves playing the Cosmos at Forham. And losing.
I'm not sure I have anything to contribute to the debate about what SHOULD happen with him, but it will be very interesting to see what will happen with him this offseason.
I could easily see he and the club parting on mutually agreed terms.Again, I really like Mix, but this stay at NYCFC has not been good for his career so far, so it would not necessarily be cruel to him if he were to leave for another team.
The Adam Nemec treatment!I could easily see he and the club parting on mutually agreed terms.
FWIW, the Ft.Lauderdale Strikers beat DC United.
Agreed, I could see this happening. Although if he does leave, I hope he tears it up wherever he lands - just dominates for his team. And if that happens, then I'll know our club is cursed......Or this summer. I wonder if we could unload him on a transfer overseas this summer. I have to think it's a possibility. It could free up his salary, plus potentially some transfer money, to make a nice signing or two.
Again, I really like Mix, but this stay at NYCFC has not been good for his career so far, so it would not necessarily be cruel to him if he were to leave for another team.
The Adam Nemec treatment!
NYCFC_Dan Falastur Ulrich T Tom in Fairfield CT Can one of you guys put up the Philadelphia Pre-Match Thread?
Just so we are clear, you think mix is worth less than every player in the league since the league minimum is 60k.I don't mind keeping Mix, I like him, but for somewhere between $50-$100k. What he's making right now, compared to other players with similar salaries is pure lunacy. And it means we can't sign of player of that ilk while he holds hostage that percentage of the cap. It's like paying a safety in the NFL quarterback money. Could he be a great safety? Make impact plays that go unnoticed? Be the heart of the team? All yes. But you can find a similar replacement for much less then the cost of a quarterback. And if you pay him like your quarterback, you wind up with tons of holes that go unfilled and he can't play his position properly with holes in the defense. Sound familiar? It's a trickle down affect, let's hope the club has figured it out too.
Mix is a $300-400K player that will do just fine when he's running the midfield and doesn't have Pirlo and Lampard to contend with. He needs another CM that is also athletic and a decent passer (not a Mikey in a Pirlo/Mikey/Bravo midfield) to go along with the DMid (who is also hopefully a decent passer akin to the upgrade of Iraola over Bravo).I don't mind keeping Mix, I like him, but for somewhere between $50-$100k. What he's making right now, compared to other players with similar salaries is pure lunacy. And it means we can't sign of player of that ilk while he holds hostage that percentage of the cap. It's like paying a safety in the NFL quarterback money. Could he be a great safety? Make impact plays that go unnoticed? Be the heart of the team? All yes. But you can find a similar replacement for much less then the cost of a quarterback. And if you pay him like your quarterback, you wind up with tons of holes that go unfilled and he can't play his position properly with holes in the defense. Sound familiar? It's a trickle down affect, let's hope the club has figured it out too.
Just so we are clear, you think mix is worth less than every player in the league since the league minimum is 60k.
Just now so much as looked at my phone all day. Apologies. Finally off tomorrow and Saturday.NYCFC_Dan Falastur Ulrich T Tom in Fairfield CT Can one of you guys put up the Philadelphia Pre-Match Thread?