My wife said Poku was the only (former) NYCFC player that I was allowed to place under consideration.Congrats! I assumed you named him Kwadwo?
My wife said Poku was the only (former) NYCFC player that I was allowed to place under consideration.Congrats! I assumed you named him Kwadwo?
Negotiating a post-playing career position somewhere and setting up untraceable offshore accounts so he can be paid off to retire and open up budget room for us to get some fullback help?Do we know for sure what's actually going on with Pirlo?
I was thinking back on Minnesota's lone goal in this match. The blame lies almost entirely on Johansen for spilling that shot and not either catching it or directing it out. I do think, however, that Chanot and Callens bear some small responsibility for standing around and watching while Ramirez ran forward to where there might be a chance for a rebound.
Indeed, the initial shot was so wildly speculative (35-40 yards) that I suspect that Heath, knowing we were starting a stale goalkeeper, told his players to take long distance chances to create just that kind of opportunity.
https://matchcenter.mlssoccer.com/m...c-vs-minnesota-united-fc/details/video/108964
How can you blame the defense? Based on where Lurch coughed up the ball, it was away from Chanot, not towards him, and Ramirez was a step in front of Chanot the entire time. Chanot never could have beaten him to the ball. The one person that could have gotten there first was Lurch, because he had 2 seconds to cover it up. Stale or fresh, GK's practice getting off the ground after a shot all the time - that should have been bread & butter for him.I was thinking back on Minnesota's lone goal in this match. The blame lies almost entirely on Johansen for spilling that shot and not either catching it or directing it out. I do think, however, that Chanot and Callens bear some small responsibility for standing around and watching while Ramirez ran forward to where there might be a chance for a rebound.
Indeed, the initial shot was so wildly speculative (35-40 yards) that I suspect that Heath, knowing we were starting a stale goalkeeper, told his players to take long distance chances to create just that kind of opportunity.
https://matchcenter.mlssoccer.com/m...c-vs-minnesota-united-fc/details/video/108964
I'm with you. I heard the the commentators say something like this when re-watching, so I backed it up a few times. The CBs did absolutely nothing wrong. To ask them to crash in as soon as a shot is taken would be ridiculous, and it would cause more harm than good.How can you blame the defense? Based on where Lurch coughed up the ball, it was away from Chanot, not towards him, and Ramirez was a step in front of Chanot the entire time. Chanot never could have beaten him to the ball. The one person that could have gotten there first was Lurch, because he had 2 seconds to cover it up. Stale or fresh, GK's practice getting off the ground after a shot all the time - that should have been bread & butter for him.
Did anyone else not get their Cityzens points for this game?
I have not, but I have been credited with Attendance, Early Attendance, plus a Win Bonus for the Vancouver game. Which was last night, in Vancouver, which I did not attend, and if I did attend I would have to submit a special form with a photo to get just a single set of points not 3 sets. I'm guessing they mislabeled my Minnesota credits as Vancouver. Those all came in today, btw.Did anyone else not get their Cityzens points for this game?
Looks like i got the points from yesterday's code and they mislabeled the game vs Minnesota
I have not, but I have been credited with Attendance, Early Attendance, plus a Win Bonus for the Vancouver game. Which was last night, in Vancouver, which I did not attend, and if I did attend I would have to submit a special form with a photo to get just a single set of points not 3 sets. I'm guessing they mislabeled my Minnesota credits as Vancouver. Those all came in today, btw.