It wouldn't be required but it would be helpful to build a nice plaza in front of the stadium. If you look at the last picture in the imgur album you can see that proposed stadium without changes to the ramp.
Stadium Discussion
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It wouldn't be required but it would be helpful to build a nice plaza in front of the stadium. If you look at the last picture in the imgur album you can see that proposed stadium without changes to the ramp.
Claudio on the Stadium. Manages to talk and say nothing for 2 minutes.
http://www.espn.com/video/latest-videos/600/video/3848827
http://www.espn.com/video/latest-videos/600/video/3848827
Be careful you don’t inadvertently summon typicalcity
This seems like as good a place as any to post this. Any Qs for the Outfield’s mailbag later this week?
Why doesn’t the 3-4-3 work at home? Will our home record improve?
It doesn't? We played 6 games with 3 in the back, twice at home, netting 4 points. On the road, 10 points in 4 games.
In those two home games, our xGt was 0.98 to 0.56 in our win against Chicago and 1.35 to 0.57 in the draw to Orlando (should have been a win).
https://www.americansocceranalysis.com/by-game-2019
Yeah, also against Chicago we went with the 3-4-1-2 version instead of the 3-4-2-1 that we've had more success with, and which I think is more entertaining.
https://www.whoscored.com/Matches/1...gue-Soccer-2019-New-York-City-FC-Chicago-Fire
Lol look what discussion is passing as "stadium discussion" now. Look at what you've done.
So what was wrong, aside from no Heber, about the other home games that Dome says fans aren't analyzing the game and just looking at the score?
I'm scratching my head here. There were three home games without Heber and with a completely different formation and tactics, and they were all draws, including two against two of the best teams in the league (LAFC and DCU). How can you say today's system doesn't work at home and use evidence from a time when we played a different system with different players and didn't even perform all that poorly?
They come into the loading dock, which is next to where the players give autographs. They exit in an area that's not accessible to fans.
Same place where Villa parked every match. Maxi, Medina, and Mitira don't have that luxury.
just asking for potential space issues in the GAL site. like are teams going to be dropped street level and walk in side? since there will be potentially be little to no parking
They do this in Europe though.
I was at a Millwall match last October. 50 Millwall fans tried to turn over the Wigan bus.
The stadium is going to have a loading dock, or a private entrance of some kind. You don't need a parking lot for a bus entrance.
not a parking lot, but a space for them to go in and out, so many stadiums have entrances for buses trucks that go underground.. just space is cramped as it is just curious on logistics.
