Needs to be less and1 mix tape and more of a soccer playerMagno does fancy feet stuff and then just walks right into the legs of opponents.
Needs to be less and1 mix tape and more of a soccer playerMagno does fancy feet stuff and then just walks right into the legs of opponents.
At the Deuce he could definitely carry the ball forward. Tonight, he seemed to give it up pretty quickly, but maybe he was told to.Is going forward his style? He got a couple of chances but didn’t cross or go ahead and attack.
Key observation. We're just not snappy enough. Trying to be a bit too cute.Overall good possession in the final third but still too much playing it around the top of the box and trying to combine through 5 players through the middle of the pitch.
I think we are going to get a striker. Not a superstar, but a striker. And IMO Chanot is the leader. Even though Sands wore the armband tonight. Sands is the leader in training.The team could use an Alex Ring leader right now. Too much youth. No experience of any meaning.
Or a superstar.
Not surprising. The place is a morgue for soccer. The old, minimalist, bleachered stadium had a better atmosphere (and grass). It really is the last MLS 1.0 team and there’s no end in sight. It’s a waste of what could be a great market.Was at the game. Definitely an "interesting" vibe. With our visiting fans skewing heavily Latino, there was a huge difference between our group and the suburban soccer families rooting for the home team. On the walk in, we were being watched by locals like a zoo exhibit. There was no atmosphere other than what we were providing. I can see why they struggle to bring in attendance there. They have no presence in Boston. It felt like MLS 1.0. Kudos to our peeps for bringing the heat.
I did talk to a security person afterwards, and she said that we bring the biggest away crowds to Gillette.
Glad we at least got a point. We need to be more direct.
They are doing much better than Chicago though, which I technically consider MLS 1.0 despite their '98 expansion.Not surprising. The place is a morgue for soccer. The old, minimalist, bleachered stadium had a better atmosphere (and grass). It really is the last MLS 1.0 team and there’s no end in sight. It’s a waste of what could be a great market.
He was a big influence after coming in, that's for sure. We could have stolen this one the way we were laying it on late. The Revs made a couple great defensive plays to keep us out of the goal.I think we were finally starting to break through in the last 10 minutes and the Andrew Farrell sub was perfect for them.
Dome was in the hot seat after 18 points in 19 games over 2 seasons, not just the slow start in 2019. He also had David Villa for most of those games. Nick hasn’t had any striker for any of his 27 games, unless you count Segal last night.Dome was in the hot seat after what.. 5 games and 5 points?
Dome was in the hot seat after 18 points in 19 games over 2 seasons, not just the slow start in 2019. He also had David Villa for most of those games. Nick hasn’t had any striker for any of his 27 games, unless you count Segal last night.
Dome was in the hot seat after 18 points in 19 games over 2 seasons, not just the slow start in 2019. He also had David Villa for most of those games. Nick hasn’t had any striker for any of his 27 games, unless you count Segal last night.
Yeah. Anyone blaming nick, unless he has straight direction into the striker situation and he's been vetoing options, is imo wrong. The fact that he's done so well (and this season hasn't been great, but again with the striker situation it's definitely above what i expected) proves he knows what he's doing managerially.Nick also took us to the Eastern Conference final less than five months ago. Totally different scenario, and there is absolutely no way Nick is on the hot seat.
Dome was in the hot seat after 18 points in 19 games over 2 seasons, not just the slow start in 2019. He also had David Villa for most of those games. Nick hasn’t had any striker for any of his 27 games, unless you count Segal last night.