Former NYCFC II & Academy Players
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Not seeking training compensation was a MLS decision. All academy players now have to sign papers acknowledging that training compensation will be sought after of they go outside the federation. Gio didn't sign and MLS decided not to press the issue.
I reject your premise because you are assuming we were ever in the race. There’s nothing more to discuss.
I don’t know why this is difficult. The kid was never going to sign here. It’s like getting a full ride to Yale and you’re complaining that he didn’t consider going to Community College with no scholarship
That’s actually not what anybody is complaining about.
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Here's another angle on it just because it's the offseason and what else do we have to do.
What if (1) yeah of course Claudio was conflicted, like FredMertz is saying, but (2) Gio was never going to sign with an MLS club regardless, like Kjbert is saying, and (3) by accepting the conflict, we got both a good sporting director and a kid who's the best possible advertisement for our academy?
I'm okay with that deal.
What if (1) yeah of course Claudio was conflicted, like FredMertz is saying, but (2) Gio was never going to sign with an MLS club regardless, like Kjbert is saying, and (3) by accepting the conflict, we got both a good sporting director and a kid who's the best possible advertisement for our academy?
I'm okay with that deal.
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Good for him, and creates roster cover for the probability of Jadon Sancho transferring out.....
You Gotta See This Thread: Skills, Amazing Plays, etc.
This is minimalist art. That’s like the Big Daddy Slow Roller in foosball when the goalie scores on a straight-line shot and nobody touches it.
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and here:
Bundesliga 19/20
If Haaland keeps up this pace... He won't. But that's a hell of a start. The problem is, the first ha lf of the season tells you he might.
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The all touches was posted on Twitter (and has since been taken down, or at least the one I saw) and I was even more impressed when watching that.
As incredible as the goal was, sometimes a flash in the pan can happen. Watching the all touches, he definitely belongs.
It was posted in a couple other threads yesterday. .
Definitely. He was threatening the whole time he was on the pitch. The layoff to Reus after he turned his man and played a give-and-go with Sanchez was sublime. The incident in the box that easily could have been a penalty showed how much he had gotten into the heads of the WB defenders.
De Rosario? Jasson? Both? Please be both lol
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