I'm definitely reading your posts, so that's at least 1! Caught about 3/4 of the match, definitely a fan.someone is actually reading my posts
100% agree on the "warmer" part of that. Maybe we should pick a non-soccer weekend match in May and get a group of folks on here to go.That was pretty fun to watch on TV, and the crowd was loud. Once it gets warmer out I'll definitely get down to Coney Island to check them out.
Agreed about the short season. Was cold for a lot of the matches but now the season's over as soon as it's warm. Also, Coney Island is far away and the tickets ain't cheap. Still, would like to be able to make it to one of the playoff matches if possible if they can advance.BUMP again,
Didn't make it to a match. Didn't realize how short the season was. regular season wrapped last weekend. New York finished in the 4th and final play off spot with a respectable 11-5 regular season. Will play their first ever play off game away to San Dieo this Sunday.
Also, Coney Island is far away and the tickets ain't cheap.
ah crap - was it televised? thought I saw it listed in the channel guide, but didn't see the details (Hulu TV is lacking in thats department)Lost 24-22 in San Diego in first ever play off game .
I've watched substantial parts of easily 3-4 dozen rugby games and there's about 70% of it makes sense and the rest remains Calvinball.
I'm still having trouble understanding the why behind many things I do know. Like why are you allowed to kick the ball out of bounds 30-40 yards downfield and then control the throw in lines? And the basics of when possession switches eludes me. Then today there was a maul. The announcers made very clear it was a key play by San Diego's defense. I looked it up and read an article that was about maul basics and honestly it clarified nothing.I don't fully understand every penalty or why it's a penalty nor could I probably tell you the subtle difference between every position. The fact that there are two different codes of Rugby doesn't entirely help either, still unlike cricket, I understand all the basics and the scoring enough to enjoy it and find it exciting /enjoyable to watch when it's a good match.