tindy late was overshooting the box everytime on the crosses.
Overcompensating for the 73-yard-wide field compared to the standard 68 yard width, of course.tindy late was overshooting the box everytime on the crosses.
We were pretty poor in the final third and disappointing to watch really.
Interesting to see so many people seeking to take a dump on GMS for missing a couple chances (against a keeper having a stormer) but no mention of Gedion Zelalem who came on at the same time and *consistently passed the ball to the opposition*...
I'll always stick up for the wee man, so I'm clearly biased, but NYCFC fans have a tendency to find someone and decide that person is going to be the target of their ire and I don't think singling Gaz out in this instance is particularly fair (although I expect it to keep happening! )
ha, true. every team has their boo boys and the guy they love to target.That phenomenon is not exclusive to NYCFC.
In my view, Tinnerholm usually overhits 9/10 of his crosses. It is his most obvious weakness.
GMS has actually shown a pretty good ability to send in crosses from the left, though in an incredibly small sample size. The problem there, is under Dome (and so far under Deila), we ask our wings to cut inside, limiting his ability to send in crosses with his left.i would argue Tinnerholm's most obvious weakness is his left footed shot after cutting in and beating the defender cleanly. he could be our Robben, but nah.
We don't have any good crossers of the ball. I can't understand why it's so difficult to hit a driven ball across the box to a target. sure, now and then a lofted ball is appropriate but it should also be at a target. some mistakes here and there are fine too. i don't expect perfection. but as you said, it seems like more times than not, the cross is not on target or even in a danger area.
or maybe we are being extremely harsh and this is the reality of MLS quality at this moment.
Yes Gedion showed us why Arsenal and SKC decided they no longer had room for his services. He gives off the appearance of being very... "non-commital". I think the criticism of GMS is the fact that he showed very little last season on top of not finding the net on two good chances yesterday.We were pretty poor in the final third and disappointing to watch really.
Interesting to see so many people seeking to take a dump on GMS for missing a couple chances (against a keeper having a stormer) but no mention of Gedion Zelalem who came on at the same time and *consistently passed the ball to the opposition*...
I'll always stick up for the wee man, so I'm clearly biased, but NYCFC fans have a tendency to find someone and decide that person is going to be the target of their ire and I don't think singling Gaz out in this instance is particularly fair (although I expect it to keep happening! )
Yes Gedion showed us why Arsenal and SKC decided they no longer had room for his services. He gives off the appearance of being very... "non-commital". I think the criticism of GMS is the fact that he showed very little last season on top of not finding the net on two good chances yesterday.
I mean what kinds of chances does this team need to find the back of the net?
How dare you compare our front line to a player as awful as *shudder* dom dwyerour whole front line are playing like dom dwyers.
also:
Tinnerholm & Sands Reaction | NYCFC vs. Philadelphia Union
Anton Tinnerholm and James Sands answer questions from the media following NYCFC's 1-0 loss to the Philadelphia Union in the team's opening match of the MLS is Back Tournament.www.nycfc.com
How dare you compare our front line to a player as awful as *shudder* dom dwyer
Just a reminder that these group stage matches count towards the regular season. Damnit.
Just a reminder that these group stage matches count towards the regular season. Damnit.