Tbf Mr.E has been one of the few Mancs who have tried to look at it somewhat objectively even though its way more here than on BM.
Oooh believe me, I tried, you're not accepting new members...This is a NYCFC forum, and should contain constructive discussion about NYCFC....
If you want to bring the level of conversation down to intimidating Man City fans who want NYCFC to succeed, why do it here and antagonise other NYCFC fans..... Come over to Blue Moon, lets play there.
Tbf Mr.E has been one of the few Mancs who have tried to look at it somewhat objectively even though its way more here than on BM.
Pretty incredible that RB had enough honor not to send Thierry Henry (who has scored as many PL goals in half the games as Lampard) to their German club.You are quite right, I don't see Red Bulls being able to supply players to any team in the EPL, let alone the Second Team in Manchester.
It really is almost unthinkable that they'd pull this stunt on such a large and important market.
I just saw a tweet that said "MCFC need to know that they just torched their brand in the US"
Obviously very true. How could they be so incredibly stupid?
I've been pushing that myself. Definitely on board with this.Would be cool if everyone in/near the supporter sections wore them and turned their back to the team on minutes ending in 8...a girl can dream can't she?
The only thing worse than a fellow American who plays the "we won the war for you" card is an idiotic Brit who takes the time to type a response.Dnigly I think you need to read some history. Germany was in reality beaten before you entered the war. Their codes were broken and resources limited. So you joined a winning team. Also who broke these German codes. Importantly the U.S. never declared war on anyone as both Japan and Germany did it first. Your declarations were moot. So really you were forced to enter the war. Historians argue whether the U.S. would have entered the war if Japan did not attack. Furthermore, everything you sent over was loaned. This loan was only relatively recently paid back. My granddad fought the Japanese and was part of the so called forgotten army. The only countries that took a risk and were not forced into the war by direct action were those of the British Empire. Treaties are just paper ask your own Native Americans. In fact most Polish don't like us as we took too long to help them. Some bars in Poland have signs on them saying no British. Interestingly The US has never won a war that did not involve the UK. Attacking small countries doesn't count. Even Canada kicked your ass when you tried to invade after US independence. You can thank the French for that victory. Why do you think New York has that lady in the harbour. Do not even get me on how you treated your vets after Vietnam. Get some knowledge and respect and get on topic.
Good news: He was never actually a NYCFC player. No really, the whole NYCFC signed Frank Lampard thing really was a lie. He was signed by MCFC and they were going to loan him to NYCFC but he did so well he's now staying in MCFC.
Bad news: They're still talking about giving him to us after their season is over...
Most Anticipated Games of 2015
1-First Home Game
2-First Game vs. Red Bulls (Home)
3-First Game Lampard Appears (Home)
4-First Game vs. Orlando City (First Game)
5-Lampards Last Game in NYC
There is an ignore function. Use it. We've warned numerous users in the last week. By our own rules 3 warnings and you're temp banned and continuing to break rules and you're perm banned. Discussing a topic doesn't warrant a ban. Personally I don't understand what you guys keep coming back to this thread for. There's no substance and you're arguing in a circle.MrE, master troll, allowed to be here with the rest of the "new members" while yellow cards are handed out to NYC fans who have to deal with this crap.
Consider yourself lucky...the things I've seen over the past 36 hours...Pretty sure I'm only seeing about half the posts at this point since to me it doesn't even look circular. I just see some of our more passionate, if not always amicable, posters shouting through their keyboards.