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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2020 · 36 MIN

Three In A Row

from NYCFC Post 90' Podcast · host Adam Hayes & Justin Blosser

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In Episode 8 we recap our feelings about NYCFC's last two games. Both the 3-1 win against Chicago Fire and our most recent 2-0 win over New England Revolution are covered. We briefly touch on the Messi situation and how it relates to the club getting a stadium built. There are a lot of options for NYCFC in the tri-state area, as long as we avoid New Jersey. It feels like we need a stadium before Messi arrives. If he ever does. At the end of the day, we'll take a stadium over Messi. Later in the episode we recap Hartford's most recent game against Pitt. The game didn't go our way, but Hartford was probably due a game or two with tired legs after their streak of amazing results. Not to mention, the Pitt keeper should have been red-carded ~10 minutes into the game. It'll be important for the boys to get back on track against Loudon in their next fixture.

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