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What's up everybody thank you so much for joining me today in episode S1E27 of the NYCFC Fan Podcast. On today's show I'll be speaking with Colton Coreschi as we review quiet a lot. First we go over The Good, The Bad and The Player Ratings for NYC Football Club's latest match against the Philadelphia Union. Then we preview (quick hits style) the next match against the Montreal Impact and end up with NYCFC news and rumors. Show notes for this episode will be found at http://www.nycfcpodcast.com/s1e27 Here's what you'll hear on today's episode: Colton gives us his quick recap of the 2 - 1 win NYC Football Club had when they faced R One good and one bad thing about the match He chooses 3 players to target in his post match player ratings (Josh Saunder, Shay Facey, Thomas McNamara) We move into the quick hits Montreal Impact preview with Colton's 3 things to watch for. Then we move into team news and rumors such as Andrea Pirlo still officially signed with NYC Football Club How NYCFC's lineup will look without Mix Diskerud and Adam Nemec who are both with their respective National Teams Mix's goal in USMNT against Germany and how he plays better with more skilled players around him and how Kwadwo Poku could be a facilitator to Mix in future games. New York City FC striker Villa open to Premier League loan We touch upon the New York Cosmos US Open Cup match coming up Alright I hope you enjoyed episode S1E27 with Colton. All show notes will be found at http://www.nycfcpodcast.com/s1e27 Podcast Links Check out Colton's recap of the 2-1 victory NYCFC had against the Philadelphia Union plus his good, bad and player ratings: http://nycfcpodcast.com/nycfc-2-1-philadelphia-union-match-review-and-player-ratings Resources Mentioned in this Episode To leave a voice message that will be featured on a future show visit NYCFCPodcast.com/chat. Subscribe to the NYCFC Fan Podcast via iTunes or Stitcher         If you enjoyed this episode can you share it with the rest of the NYCFC fans by leaving an honest rating and review on iTunes? Simply click here. Leaving a 5 star rating and review will help the show and its ranking in iTunes immensely and it'll help other NYCFC Fans find this podcast! I appreciate all that you do for the show and hope you continue to enjoy it. Your reviews truly motivate and inspire me. Thank you!   Follow and interact with NYCFC Fan Podcast on...     

Hello there and thank you for listening to the New York City Football Club Fan Podcast. I'm your host, Andrés Emilio Soto, a real estate agent in NYC and a season ticket holder who sits in Section 205, so come say hi! This podcast is by fans and for fans. I want you to voice your opinion, give feedback, reveal your thoughts about NYCFC and to have fun while doing this. To leave a message visit NYCFCPodcast.com/chat. Now on to today's show I speak with Matt Redd and later with Colton Coreschi. With Matt we have a small recap of NYCFC's 2-1 loss against the Philadelphia Union and then we move into the re-match against the Union again on Thursday and end that off with our predictions. Oh I also do a little "number" for Matt's birthday. Hope that doesn't make your ears bleed.   Podcast Links MetroSoccerNation.com | Late Union goal leaves NYCFC empty-handed on the road MetroSoccerNation.com | NYCFC: Breaking down Khiry Shelton vs Adam Nemec at forward NYCFC.com | Mix Diskerud Named to US Men's National vs. Mexico Philly.com | Union games mount, as do their injuries Reddit | Cheer idea: "Five Boroughs/One City" at the 51st minute SkyBluesofNY.com | April 15, 2015 MLS Power Rankings   Predictions Corner Matt  NYCFC 1 VS Philadelphia Union 1 Andres NYCFC 2 VS Philadelphia Union 1 Colton NYCFC 1 VS Philadelphia Union 0 @TheAndresSoto @NYCFC our 2-1 to make things right but the home crowd will inspire the team to 3-1, one goal for the fans! #NYCFCFamily — NYCFC Queens Fans (@NYCFCQUEENS) April 14, 2015     If you liked this episode then subscribe to the rest on: If you have a chance, please leave me an honest rating and review on iTunes by clicking here. It will help the show and its ranking in iTunes immensely and it'll help other NYCFC Fans find this podcast! I appreciate all that you do for the show and hope you continue to enjoy it. Your reviews truly motivate and inspire me. Thank you!   Interact with us on Facebook

Hi everyone and welcome to the New York City Football Club Fan Podcast. I'm your host, Andrés Emilio Soto, a real estate agent in NYC and a season ticket holder who sits in Section 205, so come buy me a drink! This podcast is by fans and for fans. I want you to voice your opinion, give feedback, reveal your thoughts about NYCFC and to have fun while doing this. To leave a message visit NYCFCPodcast.com/talk. On to today's show I'll be speaking with Colton Coreschi recaping the 2-1 loss NYCFC had on Saturday when they faced the Philadelphia Union and we'll also discuss his player ratings. All links and articles mentioned on this episode will be found at NYCFCPodcast.com/s1e7. Now onto today's show. Recap Corner 2-1 was the final score, where Philadelphia Union scored on the 91st minute to take the lead, take their first win and a much needed 3 points. NYCFC started the first half once again at a slower pace and didn't pick up their game until after Union's first goal in the 27th minute. Poor defending and poor attacking from NYCFC was on full display on Sunday, but more of that during my call with Colton.   Analysis Corner With me today is Colton Coreshi who writes for nycfcwatch.sportsblog.com and his personal blog at gbofblog.wordpress.com. You can follow Colton on Twitter @Coltons13. During our recap we discuss his player ratings, most notably rating Adam Nemec with a 5, 3 of of 4 starting midfielders with 6's and one defender with a 3!!! We also discuss if the lineup will have any changes in our next match on Thursday against the Philadelphia Union.   Fan Message Corner Okay, before we leave I would like to thank Jgua6 who left me a 5 star rating and review on iTunes. Thank you! Jgua6 wrote: Great NYCFC podcast. Thanks for the podcast I listen to it at work to stay updated with NYCFC news and fan opinions.   Audio taken from this great NYCFC fan video (NSFW) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alw5vDqS5hA Podcast Links MetroSoccerNation.com | Late Union goal leaves NYCFC empty-handed on the road MLSSoccer.com | Philadelphis Union 2 VS NYCFC 1 Match Recap GBOFBlog | DR. SOCCER OR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP RESISTING AND LOVE THE GAME Resources Mentioned in this Episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPDuedNxTOM If you liked this episode then subscribe to the rest on: If you have a chance, please leave me an honest rating and review on iTunes by clicking here. It will help the show and its ranking in iTunes immensely! I appreciate it! Enjoy the show! Interact with us on Facebook   Image courtesy of NYCFC.com

Hi everyone and welcome to the New York City Football Club Fan Podcast. Who am I? Well I'm your host, Andrés Emilio Soto, a real estate agent in NYC and a season ticket holder who sits in Section 205, so come say hi! This podcast is by fans and for fans. I want you to voice your opinion, give feedback, provide your thoughts about NYCFC and to have fun while doing this. To leave a message visit NYCFCPodcast.com/talk. Now on to today's show. Recap Corner Boy do I hate being right in this scenario. In front of a sold out crowd of 27,545 fans NYCFC came up a goal short in their one zero loss to Sporting Kansas City. New York City Football Club's first loss of the season now drops them down to 3rd place in the Eastern Conference, tied with Orlando City SC at 5 points. NYCFC was without forward David Villa, midfielder Sebastian Velasquez and defender Josh Williams due to injury. Furthermore forwards Khiry Shelton and Adam Nemec were unavailable due to international call ups. The lone goal came from a thrown in by Sporting KC's Captain, Matt Besler, which was targeted for the head of the rushing Ike Opara's head who struck the ball like lightning. This time around Josh Saunders was not able to make a save. From my point of view it seemed like Sporting Kansas City's strategy in the first half was to stuff NYCFC on their half of the field basically using the smaller Yankee Stadium field as a disadvantage. Every time NYCFC had the ball it appeared they could not get out of the half line mark. The Club either lobbed the ball too far, made erroneous passes or lost control of the ball. It wasn't until late in the first half that NYCFC started to find some open space and they played a much better and fluid game in the second half yet missed key shots on goal. Next up for NYCFC is an away Match against the Philadelphia Union on April 11th. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTteLtc3Njc Analysis Corner Matt Reed appears on the show and we discuss the following: Recap/ Analysis of the game against Sporting Kansas City How our team adapted to not have key starters such as David Villa. Khiry Shelton vs Adam Nemec What MetroSoccerNation.com is currently working on. Podcast Links NYCFC.com - NYCFC Vs Sporting Kansas City Match Recap MetroSoccerNation.com - New York City FC saw major contributions from reserves against Sporting KC   If you liked this episode then subscribe to the rest on: If you have a chance, please leave me an honest rating and review on iTunes by clicking here. It will help the show and its ranking in iTunes immensely! I appreciate it! Enjoy the show! Interact with us on Facebook  

Hello everyone and welcome to the New York City Football Club Fan Podcast. Who am I? Well I'm your host, Andrés Emilio Soto, a real estate agent in NYC and a season ticket holder who sits in Section 205, so come say hi! This podcast is by fans and for fans. I want you to voice your opinion, give feedback, reveal your thoughts about NYCFC and to have fun while doing this. To leave a message visit NYCFCPodcast.com/talk. Now on to today's show Season 1 Episode 3. Recap Corner Well as you can hear the common denominator in those last files is Josh Saunders. If anything NYCFC's 1-0-2 record is thanks to Saunders' great goal keeping. Simply put, he saved us from losing this game against Colorado. NYCFC did not look good. There were only two shots on goal against Colorado and Saunders 7 saves were a season high for him. Yet our 5 points is what matters at the end of the day. Getting a tie on a road game is much better than a loss. NYCFC was down to 10  men after defender Shay Facey made his first start and got two yellows, the second coming on the 82nd minute for a tackle on Juan Ramirez just outside of the penalty box. Next up for NYCFC they face off against 2013 MLS Champions Sporting Kansas City.       Fan Message Corner I am so excited to have Matt Reed join us on the podcast. Matt is the founder of MetroSoccerNation.com. I highly suggest you visit the website and read up on the recent articles. The latest post is about the competition at the forward position between Adam Nemec & Khiry Shelton. You can email Matt at mattreed415@yahoo.com follow MetroSoccerNation on Twitter @Metro_Nation_NY or simply subscribe to the website. I hope you enjoy the interview with Matt where we go through many questions, but here are just a few: Who are you and what do you do? What other leagues & teams do you follow? World cup is here. Who do you root for? What are you excited about with NYCFC? What are you worried about? If you had complete ownership of the team, what changes would you make? Analysis Corner Matt yet again provides great analysis about the game against Colorado Rapids gives his opinion about our next game against Sporting Kansas City and gives us a sneak peak on what MetroSoccerNation.com is working on. Predictions Corner Andres Emilio Soto | NYCFC 1 vs NYCFC 0 Matt Reed | NYCFC 2 to Kansas City 1 Podcast Links MetroSoccerNation.com | NYCFC: Breaking down Khiry Shelton vs Adam Nemec at forward SoccerAmerica.com | MLS Power Rankings, FC Dallas Takes Over on Top ThirdRail.NYC | NYCFC vs Sporting KC Event MetroSoccerNation.com | JOsh Saunders Shuout Guides NYCFC to 0-0 Draw Against Rapids NYCFC.com | New York City FC Vs Colorado Rapids Match Recap NYCFC.com | Adam Nemec Called to Slovak National Team NYCFC.com | Khiry Shelton Named United States U-23 National Team NYPost.com | Defender With Missing Rib Sat Out With Blood Clot Relapse   If you liked this episode then subscribe to the rest on: If you have a chance, please leave me an honest rating and review on iTunes by clicking here. It will help the show and its ranking in iTunes immensely! Thank you so much.

Hi everyone and welcome to Season 1 Episode 2 of the New York City Football Club Fan Podcast. I'm your host, Andres Emilio Soto and I am super excited that you are listening. Before we start I wanted to take a moment to say thank you to all the listeners. Thank you! This show could not be possible without your support. If you want to send an email write to info@nycpodcast.com or leave a voicemail by clicking the blue button on the ride side of our website NYCFCPodcast.com. Any reviews, comments or predictions about New York City Football Club will be played on the podcast. Recap Corner Wow. What a way to start the season. First a tie playing away against Orlando City SC and today a win at home against the New England Revolution. This is truly NYCFC History in the making as a little over 43,000 were in attendance on a very cold and windy Sunday at Yankee Stadium. NYCFC started the game much faster, compared to their first match, when with just four minutes on the clock Andrew Jacobson fed David Villa who then passed to a wide open Adam Nemec. Nemec did not strike the ball with enough force and was blocked by New England Revolution goalie Bobby Shuttleworth. Though with that momentum and the great fans cheering and chanting for NYCFC, David Villa scored a goal in the 19th minute thanks to a give and go with Ned Grabavoy. New England Revolution stepped up their game after that goal and missed a few opportunities to tie. The biggest chance came around the 41st minute when a direct header by Juan Agudelo found Josh Saunders' arms at the right place and time. Saunders then was was able to scramble and stop the ball from slowly crossing the goal line. The goal that sealed the game came in the 84th minute when David Villa rushed down the left side of the field and after some witty footwork made a simple cross to find a sliding Patrick Mullins on the back post. Mullins was only on the pitch for about a minute after he replaced Nemec. Oddly enough Mullins was drafted by the New England Revolution last year. It was awesome to see this first home game end with a two zero score. Fan Message Corner Jose Quintana: As the season unfolds, I believe Shelton will become an automatic starter. I see him as the future face of the franchise. Assuming things start well, how do you see the arrival of Frank Lampard effecting the roster? NYCFC drafted Shelton with their first round pick, pick #2 overall and within the first two games you can see why. When he entered into the second half in week one against Orlando SC, he gave the team a sudden boost in speed and actually could of had an assist during his first few minutes if Nemec didn't miss the shot. In the game against New England he also came in on the second half and again contributed immediately. Within the first few minutes, Shelton sprinted down the right flank and was tripped right before the penalty box drawing a foul, and more importantly a red card. That free kick was then taken by David Villa who just missed the left upright by about a foot. I think the major weakness Shelton has is his inability to move laterally to his left. It seems he's either moves forward or towards his right. But he's a rookie, only has two pro games under his belt and certainly has the tools and stature to improve his overall game. So now, from a rookie to a veteran, I'm not too excited about Lampard joining us. It has nothing to do with preseason drama but it has more to do with my happiness with our current midfield scenario. Though The season just started, there are no injuries and those injuries will come, it's inevitable, it's part of the game.!  Lampard would be a great addition for the teams depth but he wasn't brought here to come off the bench. I hope that when he does join us in June he'll be eased in slowly to learn our style of play, which is still a work in progress. He's a class player and I'm sure he'll mix well with our squad. That's my opinion. What's your opinion on Juan's question? Do you think Shelton will be and what are your thoughts on Lampard joining? Predictions Corner I predict that NYCFC will beat Colorado at a score of 2 to 1, come form behind Podcast Links Why is NYCFC such an easy target? http://www.ussoccerplayers.com/2015/03/why-is-nycfc-such-an-easy-target.html David Villa is fun, dominant, and downright perfect for MLS http://www.sbnation.com/soccer/2015/3/16/8225343/david-villa-is-fun-dominant-and-downright-perfect-for-mls Resources Mentioned in this Episode Great clip below to see David Villa's first goal as a member of NYCFC thanks to @nycfc.lovers on Instagram http://iconosquare.com/p/941524631496072443_1753201702 Thanks to Jimmy T for these amazing clips!     Subscribe to the NYCFC Fan Podcast via iTunes or Stitcher   If you enjoyed this episode could you share it with the rest of the world by leaving an honest rating and review on iTunes? Simply click here. Leaving a 5 star rating and review will help the show and its ranking in iTunes immensely and it'll help other NYCFC Fans find this podcast! 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Erst nach der Saison wollte Uwe Neuhaus eine Analyse machen. Das sagte er vor dem 2:3 beim KSC. Danach wurde mitgeteilt, dass Adam Nemec und Baris Özbek (Vertrag bis 2016) sich einen neuen Verein suchen sollen. Wir müssen über Management by Fear reden.

Englische Woche. Erst 1860 (2:2, Adam Nemec!), dann Duisburg (1:2, Brandy!) und gleich geht es gegen Bochum. Wir wissen selbst nicht mehr, wie die einzelnen Partien liefen. Aber Gero war in der englischen Woche in London (haha) und erzählt uns von Charlton Athletic.