It is. But the DVR recording is easier to navigate to than finding the replay within the Yes app, and navigating within the game also is easier with the DVR. My DVR also allows watching at 2x speed. It's a bit choppy, but I can speed through certain sections and easily stop, and go back if something catches my eye.
I didn't think it was a foul either on Taty or the keeper.
On replay, the ball crossed the goal line before the whistle was heard so it could have gone to video review. Personally, I thought it wasn't a foul on either player and the goal should have stood. But Elfath just hates us. Ronny said "He's the worst referee I has even seen. He's wearing a Red Bulls kit underneath".
South Americans don't smileParks always looks like he's taking a family photo hah. i like it.
also wanted to add - I agree. Team looked like we had ideas and great flow even without maxi. Santi (especially) and Talles, stepped up as playmakers but as a whole, our attackers were all looking for each other and it was great to see. I'm still not entirely sure if we were just that good yesterday or RSL were just that bad, but either way, we needed that game and those goals.
Vuk stepped in on very short notice and did great. Don't remember him having any mistakes.
My kid agrees. He was talking about it on the ride home from the game. He was talking about it last night. He was talking about it this morning. And it was the first thing he mentioned when I picked him up from school today ("I was talking to my friend _____ who was sitting behind that goal, and he agreed that it definitely was a goal . . . etc."). I still am not sure why, maybe it's the magic of the 7. Or maybe it's the years of sitting near
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Despising PRO is certainly contagiousMy kid agrees. He was talking about it on the ride home from the game. He was talking about it last night. He was talking about it this morning. And it was the first thing he mentioned when I picked him up from school today ("I was talking to my friend _____ who was sitting behind that goal, and he agreed that it definitely was a goal . . . etc."). I still am not sure why, maybe it's the magic of the 7. Or maybe it's the years of sitting near
Which is actually really funny because those guys are ALWAYS smiling.
Okay. I guess any disallowed goal is a big deal.
I would guess that the club didn't expect such a reaction to the tiny Yankees approved permanent one (that was a miss by them), and responded with the significant new temporary one (that was a commendable recovery by them). If the larger one had just been delayed, I suspect they would have made that known when revealing the postage stamp.
Also since the "permanent" one isn't leaving Yankee Stadium, they'll need something to put up at Citi Field.
We were drawing better a few years ago. And I stand by my statement about marketing. Let’s take Instagram, where for example we have 2x the number of followers as the Sounders (700k v 350k). Sounds great, right? But…Our baseline engagement on standard things like game day posts over the past week is about 1-3k. Theirs is more like 3-5k (both teams spike higher) on literally half the addressable audience. This means their social team is getting 4x better engagement. That is, empirically, better marketing. Restricting your media access as much as our guys do is also bad marketing. Sure, the team generates a fair amount of content, but it’s boring and anodyne and it underperforms relative to other top squads. Having run literally dozens of campaigns, some wildly successful and some not, I sure would not be happy with my own performance if I were seeing these numbers. And that’s just one example. This team has a lot of challenges, but there’s still a lot it could do better even without spending a ton more.
All very good points. My primary point was that even if the marketing were exponentially optimized, I am not sure it would move the needle much as far as actual game day attendance. We hit the jackpot with a wide net of exposure during our cup run, and it's disappointing that didn't translate to an obvious uptick. And our marketing has improved (albeit, clearly with room to improve as you nail). But even a marginal increase would be welcome so I agree that we shouldn't miss opportunities to better market the club. Having this discussion feels like picking against NYCFC in a gameday U Pick thread, so I am going to stop, and hope that some combination of positive influence adds a few more folks to the stadium (I mean, stadiums).
The banner was the victim of high expectations. It's in line with, and a little larger than, the Yankees World Series banners. If so much hadn't been made of its unveiling, the size wouldn't be an issue.
