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NYC can find its own leftovers, thank you.If Man City sign Sneijder maybe we can get him in 2 years.
NYC can find its own leftovers, thank you.If Man City sign Sneijder maybe we can get him in 2 years.
We'll we thought we had one but turns out that leftover will come with a few more bites than expectedNYC can find its own leftovers, thank you.
NYC can find its own leftovers, thank you.
Well in that case NYC did get their own leftovers but big brother decided he wanted it more, gave us a wedgie then took our leftovers.We'll we thought we had one but turns out that leftover will come with a few more bites than expected
There are worse options than Sneijder.While CFG remains silent, the plot thickens.
@StuBrennanMEN: Reports from Holland suggest City will move for Wesley Sneijder in January, as Lampard replacement. Galatasaray willing to sell cheap. #mcfc
@StuBrennanMEN: Reports in Turkey suggest Sneijder's agent has met with City - but with a view to joining @NYCFC rather than #mcfc
Yes. And idk how Chelsea supporters would feel but if I get Wesley instead, for footballing reasons, I'm cool with it. The only drawback is that it sets a bad precedent. I think however Frank has to play here on time. Play until the summer then sign for City and we get Sneijder.There are worse options than Sneijder.
New Yorkers do care about that. I think initially in other to draw from the major soccer watching communities it can work with the right player and then worry less about their nationality when the fan base is significant.
I disagree on the ethnic pull. It works for a game or 2 and wears off. Rafa Marquez signing by Red Bull is a classic case. Signing the captain of the Mexican NT had little discernible impact on attendance in an metropolitan area with a large population with Mexican heritage.
Another Italian name I would throw in there is Alessandro Diamanti. He's been playing in China for the last year but has been linked with a move away. Only 31 and would fit the CAM slot.How important is it that we (try to) sign a player from a country with a large ethnic community in NYC? Using Italian as an example, I know we've been linked to Aquilani before, and I think someone like Antonio Cassano or Alessandro Matri would be a great signing. Would that boost the team's reception, or is it too gimmicky? Do New Yorkers care about something like that?
The Aquilani rumor; http://www.mlssoccer.com/news/artic...ional-alberto-aquilani-next-big-name-join-new
How many mexicans would pay to go to Jersey on a consistent basis? Doesnt help that Rafa was a massive prick. You dont think an Italian or Colombian DP in the NT picture would draw here in NYC.
I mean, I'd guess a guy like Pirlo would. But I don't know that a backup or a role player would make that big of a difference. That's just one guy's opinion, though - take it or leave it.How many mexicans would pay to go to Jersey on a consistent basis? Doesnt help that Rafa was a massive prick. You dont think an Italian or Colombian DP in the NT picture would draw here in NYC.