Your entire schtick is kind of a meme here. You’ve only ever posted on two topics: man city is great and Yaya Toure.I see, so you don't care or know how to discuss points, you care to act like a middle school bully or troll. I don't appreciate your attempts to play me for a cheap joke.
Wack.
I challenge you to offer an actual response to my points, which I articulated in a mature, respectful manner instead of trying to cater to an audience who thinks this is a way to discuss things, by using memes meant to insult me (reminds me of the RealGM sport forums, where I don't waste my time on), which is odd given you don't even know me other than I said I want us to sign Yaya. That seems like an awfully small amount of info to take such a position towards someone else.
That depends on how you define it. Several guys who started here and came back have been solid (Espinoza, Kamara, and, okay, 2 is all I can think of).How about anyone coming from the PL ago MLS regardless of age or position that ended up succeeding here? I can only think of two - Beckham and Ridgewell
Americans not included
How about anyone coming from the PL ago MLS regardless of age or position that ended up succeeding here? I can only think of two - Beckham and Ridgewell
Americans not included
I'm sort of afraid that the reason we can bring him as non-DP is that he'd be coming in July and we'd buy down half his salary so it's below the max budget charge. Then we find out in 2019 we are getting the full hit and losing a DP slot.Isn't there a rule against a sister club eating the salary of a loaned player? I remember they did something on this because of the DC United ownership structure
I am hands down against YaYa if its as a DP, IMO a complete waste.https://www.nycfc.com/post/2017/11/15/news-yaya-toure-linked-nycfc
Just saw that Yaya may come in as a non-DP. Can't see how that works for Yaya unless we are paying him in celebratory desserts, but how does that change things for y'all?
I suppose it depends how much allocation money we'd be using to bring his salary down, which we would probably never know. If his budget charge was under 400K, no allocation money used, I could see myself getting excited about this. For a season.
Fact: There are no mention of cronuts in MLS roster rules and regs.https://www.nycfc.com/post/2017/11/15/news-yaya-toure-linked-nycfc
Just saw that Yaya may come in as a non-DP. Can't see how that works for Yaya unless we are paying him in celebratory desserts, but how does that change things for y'all?
I suppose it depends how much allocation money we'd be using to bring his salary down, which we would probably never know. If his budget charge was under 400K, no allocation money used, I could see myself getting excited about this. For a season.
Well because he would hypotheticall arrive in July, NYCFC would only be responsible for half of his salary.I'm sort of afraid that the reason we can bring him as non-DP is that he'd be coming in July and we'd buy down half his salary so it's below the max budget charge. Then we find out in 2019 we are getting the full hit and losing a DP slot.
Yeah that's what I assumed would happen. But given his current salary I think we'd still be using AM to buy down half his salary (e.g. full salary 2M, half salary 1M, use 600K AM to buy down to below the max). But I'd be surprised if he came for just a half season so he'd be using a DP slot the next season. Which would be pretty horrible.Well because he would hypotheticall arrive in July, NYCFC would only be responsible for half of his salary.
So if they were to pay him say 500k a year they'd only be on the hook for 250k the the remainder of the season. Could be an easy way to get veteran experience and leadership down the stretch.