Eco Posted March 6, 2019 Author Posted March 6, 2019 Saturday, March 9, 2019 Chicago Fire vs Orlando City New England vs Columbus Crew Dallas vs LA Galaxy Houston Dynamo vs Montreal Impact Real Salt Lake vs Vancouver Whitecaps San Jose Earthquakes vs Minnesota United Seattle Sounders vs Colorado Rapids Sunday, March 10, 2019 Sporting KC vs Philadelphia Union New York City vs DC United Atlanta United vs Cincinnati LAFC vs Portland Timbers
Administrator Stan Posted March 6, 2019 Administrator Posted March 6, 2019 Saw a tweet about Nani RT'd on to my timeline on Twitter and it was only then that I realised he had moved to Orlando
Happy Blue Posted March 6, 2019 Posted March 6, 2019 Big rumour, after destroying the MLS LA Galaxy's Alex Hunter is off to Madrid
Eco Posted March 9, 2019 Author Posted March 9, 2019 On 06/03/2019 at 11:12, Stan said: Saw a tweet about Nani RT'd on to my timeline on Twitter and it was only then that I realised he had moved to Orlando They are a small time club so it's not surprising there was no press about it.
Eco Posted March 9, 2019 Author Posted March 9, 2019 23 minutes ago, Cannabis said: The whole MLS is small time. Still salty about Newcastle I see.
Guest Posted March 10, 2019 Posted March 10, 2019 Ruidiaz can't stop scoring! 7 matches in a row in which he's scored now.
Guest Posted March 10, 2019 Posted March 10, 2019 Also, Marcos Lopez isn't working as a left back. He does need time as he's not really played there professionally but I'm keen on him as a left winger.
Eco Posted March 11, 2019 Author Posted March 11, 2019 Atlanta United 1 - 1 Cincinnati Absolutely embarrassing result. Cincinnati are absolutely poor, and while we had 70% of the posession, it was literally use just swinging the ball in a 'U' shape while their 4-4-2 sat back and defended. Not real clear chances from us, and overall we need a reset to get on the same page and find some sort of identity. Barco is trash, Pitty has yet to play well but makes the Argentina NT , Josef isn't getting as many chances, our back 3 are getting torn apart at the slightest sniff of a counter. We are the most talented team in the league, and we can't beat Cincy at home.
Guest Posted March 11, 2019 Posted March 11, 2019 Haven't gotten to see Seattle yet but from what I'm hearing, the attack has gotten better with the return of Morris. Good to see Gustav Svensson stick around as well. He made a good connection with Ruidiaz last year. I liked that connection better than the one with the overrated Lodeiro. Speaking of which, Raul is going to score at least 20 this year. Confident of it. La Pulga is a goalscoring machine.
Dr. Gonzo Posted March 11, 2019 Posted March 11, 2019 5 hours ago, Eco said: Atlanta United 1 - 1 Cincinnati Absolutely embarrassing result. Cincinnati are absolutely poor, and while we had 70% of the posession, it was literally use just swinging the ball in a 'U' shape while their 4-4-2 sat back and defended. Not real clear chances from us, and overall we need a reset to get on the same page and find some sort of identity. Barco is trash, Pitty has yet to play well but makes the Argentina NT , Josef isn't getting as many chances, our back 3 are getting torn apart at the slightest sniff of a counter. We are the most talented team in the league, and we can't beat Cincy at home. He's barely played for you - I imagine he was called up more for what he'd done at River than what he's done in America. I think in May I'm going to go up to LA to catch the LAFC match against Chicago with my pal from Chicago (and hopefully see Vela and co destroy his side).
Eco Posted March 11, 2019 Author Posted March 11, 2019 2 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said: He's barely played for you - I imagine he was called up more for what he'd done at River than what he's done in America. I think in May I'm going to go up to LA to catch the LAFC match against Chicago with my pal from Chicago (and hopefully see Vela and co destroy his side). 3 preseason games, 3 Champions league games 2 MLS matches 8 games and zero impact. Should have should something by now.
Eco Posted March 12, 2019 Author Posted March 12, 2019 Saturday - March 16, 2019 Chicago Fire vs Seattle Sounders Columbus Crew vs Dallas Houston Dynamo vs Vancouver Whitecaps New York RB vs SJ Earthquakes Orlando City vs Montreal Impact DC United vs Real Salt Lake LA Galaxy vs Minnesota United Sunday - March 17, 2019 New York City vs LAFC Cincinnati vs Portland Timbers Atlanta United vs Philadelphia Union Toronto vs New England Colorado Rapids vs Sporting KC
Eco Posted March 18, 2019 Author Posted March 18, 2019 WEEK 3 RESULTS Chicago 2-4 Seattle Sounders Columbus 1-0 FC Dallas Houston Dynamo 3-2 Vancouver NY Red Bulls 4-1 San Jose Orlando City 1-3 Montreal Impact DC United 5-0 Real Salt Lake LA Galaxy 3-2 Minnesota United NYCFC 2-2 LAFC FC Cincinnati 3-0 Portland Atlanta United 1-1 Philadelphia Union Toronto FC 3-2 New England Colorado 1-1 Sporting KC CURRENT STANDINGS WEEK 4 FIXTURES Saturday, March 23 FC Dallas vs Colorado NY Red Bulls vs Orlando City Philadelphia vs Columbus LAFC vs Real Salt Lake Sunday, March 24 New England vs FC Cincinnati
Guest Posted March 18, 2019 Posted March 18, 2019 8 games in a row with a goal for Ruidiaz. Apparently he's scored 16 goals in 19 games, which is absurd. Shame he can't do it for the NT. He's a really good player for this level.
Subscriber CaaC (John)+ Posted March 20, 2019 Subscriber Posted March 20, 2019 Quote From the Isle of Lewis to Nashville - meet the Scot helping to build a club in the US By Calum Macdonald BBC Sport Scotland Ally Mackay left the Isle of Lewis with grand plans to make it as a footballer in America. Injury ruined that dream, but now he finds himself centre stage of football's big breakthrough in the country music capital of the world. The Scot is Nashville Soccer Club's new assistant general manager and his feet have barely touched the ground since his appointment in January as he attempts to build a club from scratch. Nashville plays in the USL, the second tier of US football, but will step up to the MLS next year. The club was only formed in 2016 and Mackay, 32, is thrilled to be in at the ground level. He is working under former Liverpool CEO Ian Ayre, who hired Jurgen Klopp at Anfield, as the franchise from the self-styled "Music City" bid to turn their short history into a hit. "It is a big task," he says. "We're essentially building a club from the ground up. We're going through a number of processes right now just to get staff into the building. "There is a lot of parts that need to be added. For example, we've been talking about building an academy, how we're going to build it and who we have to hire. That's just one element, and that doesn't touch on the first team, so it's a massive job. "It's exciting to think that down the line when I might not be here, something will be left in place that I played a big part in." 'Playing Championship Manager has paid off' Mackay moved to America in 2007 on a football scholarship but a broken leg ended his dreams of carving out a playing career above college level. "I tell my family it was a blessing in disguise," he says. After a sports business management degree at Stirling University, he returned to the United States to work for Stellar Group in Florida as a football agent. The company have the likes of Gareth Bale, Jesse Lingard and Gylfi Sigurdsson on their books and Mackay's expertise in identifying talent prompted Nashville to move for him. Having spent the last 10 years negotiating deals for his clients, Mackay now sits on the other side of the table. And his early years in Lewis in front of a computer screen are no longer a misspent youth. "I've actually had this conversation with my brother," Ally said. "We used to play Championship Manager for hours on end, so finally I can tell my mother it was for future benefit. "There is a bit of overlap from my work as an agent in terms of negotiating contracts. But you do have to think about lots of other things now. In MLS, there is a salary cap, so you have to think if I sign this guy, how does it affect signing the next one." Long-distance travel has become the norm for the Scot, although swapping sun-drenched Florida for the cooler climes of Tennessee has presented challenges. "We've been all over scouting," he says. "I've recently got back from Florida - that was a great conversation with my wife, telling her we've moved somewhere 40 degrees colder and I'm going back to Florida." And he's not ruling out plucking talent from his homeland to join Scotland striker Johnny Russell, of Sporting Kansas City, in the MLS. "Scotland is a market I know very well. My dad is a big Rangers fan and we talk a lot. The European market, in general, is interesting. You're only allowed eight internationals [non-US players] on a roster for MLS teams so you have to make sure you get the right guys." https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47571803 4
Eco Posted March 29, 2019 Author Posted March 29, 2019 WEEK 4 RESULTS FC Dallas 2-1 Colorado NY Red Bulls 0-1 Orlando City Philadelphia 3-0 Columbus LAFC 2-1 Real Salt Lake New England 0-2 FC Cincinnati CURRENT STANDINGS WEEK 5 FIXTURES Friday, March 29 Toronto vs New York City Saturday, March 30 Chicago Fire vs New York RB New England vs Minnesota United Sporting KC vs Montreal Impact SJ Earthquakes vs LAFC Cincinnati vs Philadelphia Union Columbus Crew vs Atlanta United Colorado Rapids vs Houston Dynamo Real Salt Lake vs Dallas Vancouver Whitecaps vs Seattle Sounders Sunday, March 31 Orlando City vs DC United LA Galaxy vs Portland Timbers
Guest Posted March 31, 2019 Posted March 31, 2019 Frank de Boer being found out. Some may have let his time at Palace slide, but he's a bad manager. I remember the days when he was highly rated.
Eco Posted March 31, 2019 Author Posted March 31, 2019 2 hours ago, Grizzly21 said: Frank de Boer being found out. Some may have let his time at Palace slide, but he's a bad manager. I remember the days when he was highly rated. He is no Tata, that's for sure. But we have certainly struggled finding out engine now that Miggy left and Pity looks absolutely awful. The style of play isn't awful, but it's not like last year. This always happens to the Cup Winners it seems, so maybe it's out year to struggle, but he have the reigning MVP on our team and we dont seem arsed to give him any touches.
Eco Posted April 3, 2019 Author Posted April 3, 2019 Friday - April 5, 2019 Vancouver vs LA Galaxy Saturday - April 6, 2019 NYC FC vs Montreal Impact Toronto FC vs Chicago DC United vs LAFC NY Red Bulls vs Minnesota United Orlando City vs Colorado Philadelphia vs FC Dallas Columbus vs New England San Jose vs Portland Seattle Sounders vs Real Salt Lake Sunday - April 7, 2019 FC Cincinnati vs Sporting KC
Eco Posted April 6, 2019 Author Posted April 6, 2019 7 hours ago, ScoRoss said: Oops Haha what a fool. LAFC is putting on a clinic against DC United.
Administrator Stan Posted April 7, 2019 Administrator Posted April 7, 2019 Rooney's tackle on the LAFC player was naughty. Surprised it went to VAR.
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