NYCFC is in a tail-spin, the NYCFC fans/community are in full meltdown mode, and we were right in the middle of all of on scene at the Philly & Cincy games. We recap both games, discuss refereeing, key performances (or lack of performances), and much more. 

Things got worse before they got better, but now they're ~slightly~ better. Our first time on the mic's since Cincy, Red Bulls & now Orlando. We recap the games, share thoughts on #CushingOut (we are not that), and discuss what might be a big turning point in getting the team out of this slump?

NYCFC's in the middle of a 5 game away stretch, and 4 of those games are within 11 days. We've got an Open Cup game, a derby, and another against Orlando. It's going to be tough to get going again until we get back home, we're hoping for the best.

Nothing went right in Toronto: players in-fighting, Sean walking away with his clean sheet, and NYCFC having nothing to show for their travels. We're going to have to turn things around in the Derby. 

NYCFC is on a roll, after two wins from two games at Citi Field they head to the road for a 4 game away stint. 

We were impressed with Santi's performance starting at the 9, but GP took the cake for best player of the game. He quietly put together an incredible performance. Cushing has also been criminally underrated for his management of players, he's been putting together masterclasses with his subs, benches, starts, and everything in between. 

We were at the Citi Field home opener! We got to meet the Mayor of NYC, enjoyed a 2-1 win over Nashville, and chopped it up with some of the players after the game in the locker-room. We're looking forward to the next game at Citi against FC Dallas this weekend. 

It'd be impossible to not touch on the NJRB incident over the weekend, so we share some early thoughts on the situation, the league, and the response from the Red Bulls and their player/manager. We also get into the game that was Atlanta vs NYCFC in the Bronx. We weren't able to keep Almada quiet, and it was definitely a draw that felt like a loss. 

We travelled to Gillette Stadium to watch NYCFC play the NE Revolution! It ended up being a beautiful day for some soccer, and leaving NE with a point isn't terrible. Richy looked amazing, Turnbull balled out, and Thiago Martins continued to quietly dominate. 

We're looking forward to Atlanta at Citi Field, it's gonna take a lot to contain Thiago Almada.