So if you didn't run to catch your train just like Mullins didn't run to chase any balls, you'd have gotten home at 12:15?
Let that be a lesson - don't be lazy when commuting. The more you know!
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Let that be a lesson - don't be lazy when commuting. The more you know!
That athletics field was just built like 8 years ago, and the parking garage (we do have one) was built 9 years ago. The building behind the field if i recall is either an admin building or residence for the brothers. It would be a huge joke to rip all the stuff up and replace it after it was just built recently. Would fly in the face of Jesuit values to be so wasteful with donated money for the sake of sports over say doing something for the community and or scholastic. Not to mention the architecture of the existing buildings is pretty dope and expensive to replace. There is no more room on that campus to put another building without losing green space. Never going to happen.
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I was coming from Court Square (Citibank building) got on the train about 6:20 and actually took a Lyft from the D stop to the field. We got in at the 10th minute.
Coming home we got the idea in our heads that the SBS would be easier and take the same amount of time - so we actually took the Bx9 to the Q44SBS to Main St (stop for Bubble Tea) and then the 7 train home. We left the stadium about 930-940, I got to my stop at 11:10.
If NYCFC makes its permanent home at Fordham, I think I'll have to say goodbye to my seats.
Don't think you have to worry about a permanent home at Fordham. After some of the antics last night, don't think you'll have to worry about going there again unless it's for school.
Yea I don't see us getting invited back, particularly after the smoke + beverage throwing. There was about a half dozen uniformed police officers on the side by the merch stand at one point, guess our reputation preceded us.
100%. Was sad to see this.
That was more embarrassing to me than the loss tbh.
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Came into New York from Washington, D.C. this afternoon via the Amtrak. It passed right near Red Bull Arena.
Two things I worked out.
One, it's a nice stadium
Two, it might as well be in Australia it seems that far from the city.
Two things I worked out.
One, it's a nice stadium
Two, it might as well be in Australia it seems that far from the city.
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If it were in Australia it'd be worth visiting!
I wasn't at the game on Wednesday but you gotta consider a big difference between 7k+ fans and 20k+ fans.
ferrarinycfc
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If Red Bull Arena felt like it might as well be in Australia,getting to MetLife Stadium felt like Antarctica !!
NYC needed that Westside rail stadium they proposed years ago but It's a Great stadium nevertheless.
Looking forward to Yankee Stadium today.
NYC needed that Westside rail stadium they proposed years ago but It's a Great stadium nevertheless.
Looking forward to Yankee Stadium today.
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So after doing the usual tourist thing of the uptown/downtown/night bus tours, you getting a better understanding of how little space there is in this city especially in Manhattan !!
There might be some, somewhere.
There might be some, somewhere.
If you know something, post it. This is getting absurd.
There might be some, somewhere.
Well it's not the site of the current Javitz, which is proceeding with their $1 billion expansion:
http://therealdeal.com/2016/06/20/a...-gilbane-to-compete-for-javits-redevelopment/
NO TOUCHING!
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