Yeah, definitely huge using the Clear entrance, would totally recommend it as it was the only reason I was able to get in before the match started and still have time to get my usual burger at Lobel's (near 134). No yearly fee for stadium access, although there's not all that many that have it: Barclay Center, the Garden, and Yankee Stadium (in our area, maybe 8 or 10 others elsewhere).
Man City Discussion
- Thread starter MrE
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Turns out, you also got to see Man City academy players foul Christian Pulisic every time he touched the ball - but that was only for 10 minutes.
It was a fun evening. Yes, the stadium was full, but it didn't have the atmosphere or intensity of one of our home matches. Not sure why that's not good enough for the people who crowded the park last night. I certainly don't understand why people think this is better at 4x the price.
And don't tell me the quality of the soccer is better. My son and I had a good discussion about whether we could have beaten last night's Man City team, which was about 50-50 between usual players and academy players.
Pep signed a one year extension
Anything interesting going on with Man City's sister club around then?
Yes we have a season that starts several months before then.
He can be the Frank Lampard of coaches! Finishes his season in May, takes a month-long vacation, then arrives in August.
Seriously I’m happy for him not to exercise his option and join in time for 2027 training, or take over in 2028.
But a planned post League Cup arrival for a superstar coach just so you can say he was there the year the stadium opened is ridiculous. Plus I’m not even confident he would be a better MLS playoff coach than Nick. Take away Pep’s Cup and UCL wins against teams with half his roster budget and Nick’s Cup knockout record might be more impressive.
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