Why didn't this club take advantage of playing at "Citi Field"?
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And rightfully so. Call me a masochist but wouldn’t it be grand that the one and only time I’ve won a spot at one of these things, something awesome comes of it?
Well, the way I look at it is from the perspective of a life-long NY Giants fan: “expect nothing positive, be pleasantly surprised by anything positive, lose your shit when the impossible happens.”Oh Colin, you hopeful, hopeful man.
Watched Klopp talk about it not being a symmetrical pitch
I get the sense that Jurgen Klopp isn’t looking to be careful about what he says about the stadium of the rival of a team in a different country and a different sport that happens to share the same owner as his.Curious how the atmosphere was. Watched Klopp talk about it not being a symmetrical pitch but liked playing there, except he can't say too many nice things because they are with the Red Sox.
was amazing, to be honest. 30k reds and it was rocking! Even just the few Sporting fans made SUCH a noise. It was worth it just for the YNWA at the beginning.Anyone go to the Liverpool game yesterday? Curious how the atmosphere was. Watched Klopp talk about it not being a symmetrical pitch but liked playing there, except he can't say too many nice things because they are with the Red Sox.
I think he's talking about how one side has the mound which gets covered up, so it's not 'symmetrical' in that some areas of the field are better to play on than othersWTF does that mean? It's narrow, but it's not an irregular quadrangle.
Probably that the pitch doesn’t sit squarely within the boundaries of the stands. Lost in translation from German->British->AmericanWTF does that mean? It's narrow, but it's not an irregular quadrangle.
Anyone go to the Liverpool game yesterday? Curious how the atmosphere was. Watched Klopp talk about it not being a symmetrical pitch but liked playing there, except he can't say too many nice things because they are with the Red Sox.
was amazing, to be honest. 30k reds and it was rocking! Even just the few Sporting fans made SUCH a noise. It was worth it just for the YNWA at the beginning.
I think he's talking about how one side has the mound which gets covered up, so it's not 'symmetrical' in that some areas of the field are better to play on than others
I am guessing this is it. It's the stands being at odd angles that can throw the players off and make it hard for them to realize when they're offside, for instance.Probably that the pitch doesn’t sit squarely within the boundaries of the stands. Lost in translation from German->British->American
I am guessing this is it. It's the stands being at odd angles that can throw the players off and make it hard for them to realize when they're offside, for instance.
Of course, the Men in Blazers used to joke that our field is actually a trapezoid...
I get the sense that Jurgen Klopp isn’t looking to be careful about what he says about the stadium of the rival of a team in a different country and a different sport that happens to share the same owner as his.
That last 'except...' was literally part of Jurgen's quote, not Nick speculating about Jurgen LOLWatched Klopp talk about it not being a symmetrical pitch but liked playing there, except he can't say too many nice things because they are with the Red Sox.
Well, I stand corrected, haha. Definitely did not expect that, especially from KloppWhelp, SoupInNYC turns out Jurgen literally says exactly this:
That last 'except...' was literally part of Jurgen's quote, not Nick speculating about Jurgen LOL
Meanwhile my EPL team sends me this:
https://peoples-project.co.uk/everton-reveal-vision-for-new-waterfront-stadium/