The 335-339 sections are awesome. Good bird's eye view and right on the sideline.What sections do you guys recommend in Citi field?
The 335-339 sections are awesome. Good bird's eye view and right on the sideline.What sections do you guys recommend in Citi field?
100% agree.This is just an outstanding job by the NYCFC front office. I am sure this was an extremely difficult move to make based on logistics. They did the right thing here, and they deserve kudos for it. I imagine it's been beyond chaotic in the office this week as they tried to make this happen. This team is dealing with an extremely complicated and frustrating scenario. The first year the Mets and Yankees are both good, the season gets moved up right into the MLB postseason window and they have nowhere to play. This is a case of fan relations winning out over ease and simplicity. They didn't have to do this. They deserve praise for pulling this trigger.
MLS also deserves praise for being flexible. Great job by everyone.
Wednesday's FanDuel line (well now it has moved with the change in venue)Tuesday's FanDuel line (has NOT moved with change in venue):
NYCFC - 170; Draw +300; Miami +380
Since when has this team given injury updates?Any word about Talles or Tayvon?
Thanks!The 335-339 sections are awesome. Good bird's eye view and right on the sideline.
I’m not saying that it’s coming from the club. There are people who know people within the club as well as twitter accounts that post some updates like this. Sometimes Glenn Crooks tweets stuff like this. Just curious if anyone saw anything because I haven’tSince when has this team given injury updates?
The only injury updates we usually get are when a player is out the rest of the season, so I'll take no news as good news in that regard.
I’m not saying that it’s coming from the club. There are people who know people within the club as well as twitter accounts that post some updates like this. Sometimes Glenn Crooks tweets stuff like this. Just curious if anyone saw anything because I haven’t
I agree, but I'm kind of surprised they haven't made it public yet. Even a "the venue has changed to Citi Field, further details to come" type of notice or even tweet.This is just an outstanding job by the NYCFC front office. I am sure this was an extremely difficult move to make based on logistics. They did the right thing here, and they deserve kudos for it. I imagine it's been beyond chaotic in the office this week as they tried to make this happen. This team is dealing with an extremely complicated and frustrating scenario. The first year the Mets and Yankees are both good, the season gets moved up right into the MLB postseason window and they have nowhere to play. This is a case of fan relations winning out over ease and simplicity. They didn't have to do this. They deserve praise for pulling this trigger.
MLS also deserves praise for being flexible. Great job by everyone.
I agree, but I'm kind of surprised they haven't made it public yet. Even a "the venue has changed to Citi Field, further details to come" type of notice or even tweet.
As Paul Harvey noted on Twitter, not sure what the World Cup has to do with this.Makes sense that Neville is filling his diaper over this: It's a major competitive disadvantage for his team to play at Citi Field instead of Red Bull Arena.
At least they'll have an excuse when we kick their ass and send them into winter on Monday.
Makes sense that Neville is filling his diaper over this: It's a major competitive disadvantage for his team to play at Citi Field instead of Red Bull Arena.
At least they'll have an excuse when we kick their ass and send them into winter on Monday.
Apparently tickets are on sale to the general public in under an hour.
The World Cup is coming 4 years and:As Paul Harvey noted on Twitter, not sure what the World Cup has to do with this.