I hope Isi is back for this Saturday.
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Héber (Quad) - OUT
James Sands (Collarbone) - OUT
Joe Scally (Hip) - OUT
Ismael Tajouri-Shradi (Ankle) - QUESTIONABLE
Ebenezer Ofori (Knee) - QUESTIONABLE
Int’l Duty
Alex Callens (Peru)
Justin Haak (USA U-20s)
Sean Johnson (USA)
Tony Rocha (Belize)
Suspended
Ronald Matarrita
Héber (Quad) - OUT
James Sands (Collarbone) - OUT
Joe Scally (Hip) - OUT
Ismael Tajouri-Shradi (Ankle) - QUESTIONABLE
Ebenezer Ofori (Knee) - QUESTIONABLE
Int’l Duty
Alex Callens (Peru)
Justin Haak (USA U-20s)
Sean Johnson (USA)
Tony Rocha (Belize)
Suspended
Ronald Matarrita
Interesting that Mata is put as 'suspended' and not 'intl duty'?
Injury Report | Ofori & Tajouri-Shradi Upgraded to Questionable | New York City FC
New York City FC is back home in the Bronx this weekend to take on New England Revolution as they look to keep the win streak going. The Boys in Blue haven’t faced Bruce Arena’s in-form side this season, but this first meeting could see City move into top spot
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hang on, if Mata is in international duty how is he "suspended".
Well if you can suspend David Villa for not playing in the all star game after he has been injured for a month, why not count a suspension when someone is on int’l duty?
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Because he's suspended for two games, not for "two games that he's with the team for." He's missing this game; it counts. He's still registered as an active NYCFC player even though he won't be here.
Ok, maybe lightening can strike twice.
I hope Sean Johnson is back for this Saturday.
I hope Sean Johnson is back for this Saturday.
MLS rules are that a player can’t serve a suspension simultaneously with international duty.
Wednesday's Yankees-Rangers game ended at 9:40 p.m. I wonder whether the field was converted at that point. NYCFC kicks off at 3:30 this afternoon, six hours short of a full three days.
The last time an NYCFC home match was scheduled with a turnaround of less than three full days? April 6 against Montreal. That's when we had entire sod panels peeling off, with the grounds crew making emergency repairs at halftime.
I imagine there's nothing magical about 72 hours. In fairness, a "three-day conversion" is about as specific as I've seen about the turnaround timetable. And growing conditions are different between April and September, but just something to keep an eye on. Hoping Ring doesn't get his ankle caught again on a bad patch up the third-base line.
The last time an NYCFC home match was scheduled with a turnaround of less than three full days? April 6 against Montreal. That's when we had entire sod panels peeling off, with the grounds crew making emergency repairs at halftime.
I imagine there's nothing magical about 72 hours. In fairness, a "three-day conversion" is about as specific as I've seen about the turnaround timetable. And growing conditions are different between April and September, but just something to keep an eye on. Hoping Ring doesn't get his ankle caught again on a bad patch up the third-base line.
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