Adam makes a great point, but the greater point lies a bit deeper.
Kansas City wasn’t just unified on the defensive end; they were on the same page throughout. Their physicality and pesky nature gave them a vital mental edge against New York. Each player had a defined role on either side of the ball. They played their assignments well, executed their game plan, exposed the Red Bulls early goal weaknesses and held New York to three shots on goal.
Credit Sporting; they did their homework.
A spelling bee between the lone person who made that tifo and the worst spellers in the Viking Army will be held before the Toronto game. :D
https://www.facebook.com/events/487810014570504/
The quotes from Hans on the second tweet page show his “clever” logic. We have no offense in a three DM lineup, so take out the effective two-way player (Dax) for the gun-shy forward (Cooper), and leave in the two DMs coming back from injury? At halftime, taking out Taino, putting in Sam, and moving Dax back centrally could have helped disrupt KC’s well-organized plans. Maybe it wasn’t RB’s day, but they could have put up a better fight.
BTW. Sporting KC is not from Kansas so it doesn’t really make sense.
Yup. Have friends in Missouri that point that out constantly … double fail.
Actually SKC IS from Kansas. There is of course two KCs, but LSP is in Kansas City, Kansas. As is their previous home, CAB. Arrowhead is in Missouri.
The Missouri based fans just get really touchy about it, hence why some ppl complain when ppl refer to the team as Kansas.
it always bugs me to know we got good players who can play D but none of the back four plays to there true potential and if they don’t do it in the playoffs we are going to be sent home fast