Just want to give a quick shout out to The Outfield. I love the articles, and this year I love the publishing of the Pascal press conferences.
I find the player interviews sometimes entertaining - Ilenic is always good for a smile. But generally I skip them as they are much less insightful. But Pascal I find fascinating to listen to every time.
Thank you guys for sharing them!!
I find the player interviews sometimes entertaining - Ilenic is always good for a smile. But generally I skip them as they are much less insightful. But Pascal I find fascinating to listen to every time.
Thank you guys for sharing them!!
Ditto. I'm a proud subscriber myself.
And a double ditto on Pascal. Our gaffer knows his business. Once he has a complete, professional squad to work with, look out.
For some reason the club hasnt been posting them on social like they did in years past.
Keaton Parks doesn’t light up the stat sheet—but that doesn’t mean he’s not elite. Paul Harvey breaks down why Parks remains the most impactful American midfielder in MLS, even if casual fans overlook him. Keaton Parks is Still The Best, Dammit
Just dropped a new shirt in The Outfield Store: the Chubby Pigeon, drawn by our very own Rory Kirke.
This was, admittedly, a very self-serving project—I mostly just wanted something cute for my kids. But we loved how it turned out and thought some of you might too.
Check it out and let us know what you think.
The Chubby Pigeon
Introducing our latest merch drop from Rory Kirke—because greatness is overrated, and consistency waddles.
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The story of how playing without a left back for two months forced Jansen to build around Justin Haak—a patch job that eventually became stability for a much-improved NYCFC defensive line.
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Wrote way too much on how Thiago Martins, Hannes Wolf, and Justin Haak have shaped our play especially defensively the last two months playing without a left back
The smart money is always on belief.Pascal’s Wager
The story of how playing without a left back for two months forced Jansen to build around Justin Haak—a patch job that eventually became stability for a much-improved NYCFC defensive line.
Wrote way too much on how Thiago Martins, Hannes Wolf, and Justin Haak have shaped our play especially defensively the last two months playing without a left back
Put together some tape on our new DP: Welcome to New York City, Nicolás Fernández Mercau
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