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DeacMan will be happy
DeacMan will be happy
Yes, time for a change.Correct. I am beyond happy.
I know Gio was looked at hard as Minny’s first coach. I’d have preferred him to Heath for sure. That being said there is no one in MLS who is as big a whiny beeetch as Gio. I sit near the visiting bench most games at Allianz. That dude bellows and moans about every fucking call. The absolute worst I have ever seen. And he is also more than willing to throw opposing players completely under the bus and brush the exact same issues completely aside with respect to the same accusations with his own players. I presume Minny will want to look at him as well. I’ll be fine if he isn’t hired.Revs being linked to Phil Neville and Gio Saverese. I have zero interest in Neville. Gio would be ok as a manager, but I'm not convinced he has an eye for building rosters.
The players obviously didn‘t want him to go.Revs are a dumpter fire since Bruce got suspended/resigned. New coach trying all sorts of new tactics that are just awful. No idea why you'd change the system when you're in 2nd place.
Just watched the replays. Have no idea what Navarro was doing on that play.enzo copetti is an enormous bitch
Yeah, it was a stupid foul and a justified pkJust watched the replays. Have no idea what Navarro was doing on that play.
0%. It was always 0% for this match.
First, Messi is hurt, which is why it is now 0%. But even before that, he was never going to play. Let's pretend he's healthy. Argentina have a home WCQ on October 12th vs Paraguay. They then travel to Peru for an away WCQ on October 17th. That match won't finish until after midnight. Then Messi will need to make his way back to Argentina, then Miami. Then he would need to make his way to Charlotte to join the team for a match on field turf, which he has already said he won't play on. He was never going to play in this match.
rough -- but i'm thankful as a fire fanMessi says he will play in Inter Miami's season finale vs Charlotte
Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi has expressed his desire to feature in his side’s final match of the season against Charlotte this Saturday. The 36-year-old did not play in Miami’s 2-2 draw with Charlotte on Wednesday evening. Messi was in the stands for the game, having returned from...theathletic.com
Are they just blowing smoke and mirrors to try and get people to still come to the match? I couldn't believe this article when I saw it pop into my Athletic feed this morning, especially with Inter Miami officially eliminated from playoff contention.
Also, good job by Charlotte FC blowing YET ANOTHER 2nd half lead last night to put their playoff hopes in serious jeopardy.
And Charlotte score a goal of the year contender to get back in.
i do not like that guyTolkin really coming into form down the stretch.
I fluctuate between finding Tolkin terribly annoying and loving his game. He can come across as 100% genuine and loving the game and then act like a complete asshole all in the same 30 second interview.i do not like that guy
i am, though, happy to see Deac Omir Fernandez carve out a starting role in MLS
he's only 24 -- seems like he'd be older as he played two years at Wake and this is his fifth pro season, but I guess he came to Wake pretty young