"Eggs Ben-e-dict" just doesn't have the same ring to it as "Chick-en Buck-et"
It doesn't, and while I'd be pretty wary of eggs Benedict or Florentine from those venders, it would be rather neat if the food stands had some sort of brunch fare like a breakfast burrito or scrambled w bacon & home fries - the NYSteak carts have the full-surface grill that could be used; same as the hotdog venders. It couldn't be any worse than a greasy spoon diner's food.
It's ESPN's doing this time. They're televising the game (all three RB games this year are on national TV), and they have Euros in mid to late afternoon and baseball in the evening.
The fact that he went out of his way to pick up the balls to slam them down is very, very childish. Its one thing if the ball from play rolled to his feet or something and you get caught up in the heat of the moment, but this seemed like he went out of his way and was quite an immature temper tantrum.
Marsh is such a putz. He should get a multiple game ban for that since he committed essentially a ref-abuse violation (hurling the balls at the AR) which was after the initial sending off - a foul on top of a foul. And it's turning out like I earlier called it - last year was an outlier for their team when they won the Supporter's shield - that was the only good team/season Marsh has ever coached. And now the league has figured their style/tactics out and they have the 2nd most losses of any team at 8 (Seattle leads with 9 losses). Their team unravels the moment things go poorly. If not for very generous refs that don't call fouls on their MMA-style hacking, they'd finish every game shorthanded. And it all starts at the top with a classy guy like Marsh.
He said he needed to do something to fire up his team since the refs were calling all of the fouls for Philly..... except that the fouls were nearly even at 14-12..... so really he's just a childish putz....
NJ is one of the dirtiest teams in the league, with Orlando. Every game, the fouls should be against them.“I had to try to induce change with the referee somehow because he was basically calling every foul for the Union,” a still-heated Marsch said in the post-game press conference. “Laughable.”
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Asked about the late-game fireworks that involved his own assistant and former Chicago Fire teammate, Curtin couldn’t help but smile.
“Jesse and I are good friends from old times,” said the Philadelphia Union head coach. “But I like to beat him and he likes to beat me. We’re competitive. I think it’s the heat of the moment.
“Jesse was upset with the referees obviously, maybe lost his temper a bit. But I’ve seen that face before in training sessions. When you’re on the other side, it still does make me smile.”
Different competitions so it applies only to the Cup..... but, as the Dempsey ref-abuse from last year showed, something that big can carry over to MLS. So it depends on if he gets punitive punishment for the ball-throwing after his red card.
