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#BuckFiftyADay: The NYCFCmare
The New York Times reported the other day that the New York City Football Club will play its first three seasons at Yankee Stadium. The news took my breath away. Not a year. Three years. Three years of trying to weave 16 league soccer games in with the Yankees’ 81-game home schedule. Three years of excavating the infield and laying sod. Three years of playing on a field that would be considered small for a high school game. Major League Soccer has come so far. At its best, it’s Portland, Seattle or Kansas City, with their fans standing and singing. At its worst, it’s probably the New England Revolution in Gillette Stadium or DC United at old RFK. The NYCFC plan was supposed to be about raising the bar for the league in the nation’s largest media market. Instead, it all seems as makeshift as the team’s temporary home field.
3 comments:
haha, providence park is a baseball stadium. qq some more.
And providence stadium is small town and awkward, not unlike the denizens of the "company town". Their fans are a jobless mob with plenty of time for tribal songs. Great food!
Perhaps they should rebuild Facher's Grove for this purpose.
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