Santi’s 1v1 with the keeper, Keaton‘s 6 yard box header, Richy hits the posts, Gabby’s strike and the keeper miraculous save. Just unlucky today.
That’s not a tough schedule. We’re just not winning against the contenders of the league, which means we’re not contending.In other positive news, the ref only screwed us with the red card which had little effect on the outcome instead of disallowing NYCFC goals and calling penalties. Progress.
Unrelated, but in a weird schedule quirk, NYCFC now has played 6 of their 8 games this year against the top four in the Eastern Conference (CIN, NSH, PHL, NER) after playing less than half the season. I know the team hasn’t been good but the schedule has been tough.
That’s not a tough schedule. We’re just not winning against the contenders of the league, which means we’re not contending.
Inconceivable we didn’t score today at least in the view from my seat. The soccer gods, as someone said, are clearly not with this team right now. With the chances we had we should have at least scored by mistake. Maybe I understand the “this team has talent” that some of you are saying today. What we still don’t have yet is a player with the willpower to score a goal when the chance is there or even when it doesn’t seem it’s there.We had many chances today and got a clean sheet. Keeper made some really good saves. Unlucky for us not to get the win but I'm happy with the effort and clean sheet considering our backline was rag tag and chanot was playing with an injury for a good bit.
No chanot or cufre next game. Red card was super soft in my opinion. Thought haak filled in well in the back 3. No major mistakes. We're gonna need him again next match.
Was hoping for at least a clean sheet and got that. So I'm happy. We played fairly well and heard the supporters cheering the boys on toward the end which was nice. I'm sure they appreciated that.
Inconceivable we didn’t score today at least in the view from my seat. The soccer gods, as someone said, are clearly not with this team right now. With the chances we had we should have at least scored by mistake. Maybe I understand the “this team has talent” that some of you are saying today. What we still don’t have yet is a player with the willpower to score a goal when the chance is there or even when it doesn’t seem it’s there.
I think it’s criminal that Taty left and the striker move this season was being in Segal and send Heber to Seattle. Everyone and their mother in law was dubious about Talles at the 9. A 9 doesn’t fix everything but maybe the team wouldn’t seem so desperate at this point and you could build from a point of strength rather than limp along. Proud of the team and loved the national Anthem today. Singer was f’n great.
You could really see some of the energy drain away with the late subs. Which is pretty wild. Our supposedly makeshift lineup was the most cohesive and effective XI we've put out there all season, at least so far.
Tough, but at 1.46 only the 8th hardest schedule to date measured by opposing PPG with H/A adjustment. And the remainder is not all that much easier. As of now, the remaining opponent H/A PPG is 1.40. This is driven byUnrelated, but in a weird schedule quirk, NYCFC now has played 6 of their 8 games this year against the top four in the Eastern Conference (CIN, NSH, PHL, NER) after playing less than half the season. I know the team hasn’t been good but the schedule has been tough.
Yeah, I don't necessarily agree with Bogart's analysis, but I do think the art comparison is funny.to be fair, are on field var monitors ever really in anything nice? they tend to be stuck on pole stands or thrown somewhere behind the ad boards or something from what I can recall. we are brave enough to set up a picnic table for it. that's boss.
That red card decision definitely was questionable but also didn't affect the game at all as you noted, but it has a massive impact on the next one with Tayvon's status up in the air, Ilenic coming back from injury, apparently Turnbull also injured himself early on in this game and played through it. Chanot also suspended due to yellow card accumulation.In other positive news, the ref only screwed us with the red card which had little effect on the outcome instead of disallowing NYCFC goals and calling penalties. Progress.
That red card decision definitely was questionable but also didn't affect the game at all as you noted, but it has a massive impact on the next one with Tayvon's status up in the air, Ilenic coming back from injury, apparently Turnbull also injured himself early on in this game and played through it. Chanot also suspended due to yellow card accumulation.
I did think there was one other spot where NYCFC was unlucky with the referee's decisions. In the 59', GP is played through and gets a shot off that is saved by Petrovich and after he gets his shot off, he's cleaned out from behind by the defender. I think there's quite a fair shout for a foul and a penalty there.
Right, I'm not going to say that NYCFC got robbed of that call as I don't think it's always called. But IMO, it was a foul and should have been called and a penalty as the result.i think gabby was looking for the call on that and so was nick. i agree there is a good, fair shout for a PK there, but those calls are so rare if the attacker was able to get a shot off. I think, by the book, it should be a foul. It's no different than a defender getting cleaned out after making a clearing header or someone in midfield making the pass and then getting fouled. unfortunately, consistency of calls if what we will seemingly never get.
It’s one of those moments where the offensive player is basically punished for making an offensive move. If Gabby had held onto the ball instead of shot we might be looking at 2 extra points. It’s encouraging flopping which is probably the worst thing to come out of this sport.Right, I'm not going to say that NYCFC got robbed of that call as I don't think it's always called. But IMO, it was a foul and should have been called and a penalty as the result.
I think it's another example of a call that could have (not necessarily should have) gone NYCFC's way and didn't and it could have made the difference of 2 additional points.