MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2

rapidfalcon10 said:What on earth does Livaja have to do to earn a second yellow or a straight red?? This is a complete and utter lack of respect for the official!👎
He’s practically pulling the referee's arm like a child.
He gets handed a yellow card after absolutely wrecking the guy, for heaven's sake.
Then, he has the audacity to get right in his face and use his physical presence to bully him.
And yet, this ref just stands there, refusing to send him off.

Absolute clowns!

Trying to be objective here, you forgot to mention he actually had a point to be mad about. But that doesn't matter. Honestly, he should get a red because the ref clearly has no clue how to call a game.

shadowgardener10 said:Trying to be objective here, you forgot to mention he actually had a point to be mad about. But that doesn't matter. Honestly, he should get a red because the ref clearly has no clue how to call a game.

Now, look, there is a limit to how much one can protest, and in my estimation, he crossed that line entirely. If this were an MLS official or a manager from a top-tier US club, they would have been sent off 98% of the time.

Watching the footage again—Ferro wasn't actually that far from the Istria player; he was even closer to the keeper. If they had just kept running, maybe he could have closed the angle and reached him.

Rachel Cooper3 said:Watching the footage again—Ferro wasn't actually that far from the Istria player; he was even closer to the keeper. If they had just kept running, maybe he could have closed the angle and reached him.

Where on earth did this guy get his info?

Rachel Cooper3 said:Watching the footage again—Ferro wasn't actually that far from the Istria player; he was even closer to the keeper. If they had just kept running, maybe he could have closed the angle and reached him.

What an absolute moron.😵 🤣

How incredible those goals were falling... from what I can see on the highlights, it looks like it was an absolutely spectacular match!

To Kalinić... nothing but pure RESPECT!!!

Rachel Cooper3 said:Watching the footage again—Ferro wasn't actually that far from the Istria player; he was even closer to the keeper. If they had just kept running, maybe he could have closed the angle and reached him.

Look, I’m throwing a red card at this situation every single time; there really isn't any debate to be had here...

Culina is just absolute garbage. I’ve known the guy since we were five years old—he was basically the old guard's insurance policy back in the day—but I seriously did not expect him to actually put out such total trash.

The sheer lack of talent and that massive ego coming from such a small-time nobody is just unbelievable.

No one has ever orchestrated a turnaround quite like what the Red Sox are pulling on the Yankees! We're looking at a total meltdown in the making here.

This story has aged beautifully. 😁

The second I saw that headline, I knew the Red Sox were going to choke in the next round.

fadedhound86 said:Yeah, I really think they made a mistake by letting Valdasa go... it just doesn't feel right

Honestly, firing Valdas just sent the whole Red Sox organization back five years.

It’s a total lullaby out there. Both teams are putting in the work, they just clearly don't have a clue what they're doing.😁

Gorica is sitting at -4 on the live scoreboard against Sibu. They’ve got an inter-conference matchup coming up next round. If things stay this way and Rijeka pulls a win over Sibu, Gorica's path opens right up.

Osijek has gone 0-4-6 in their last ten outings

Let's be honest, St. Louis earned at least a point today.

Ethan Jones5 said:Let's be honest, St. Louis earned at least a point today.

If we were actually playing based on merit, the standings would look completely different—Slaven probably wouldn't even be in the conversation. But let's face it, football isn't about how pretty you look on the pitch; it's about the scoreline. That's the only metric that matters in this game.

St. Louis is revitalized

An Osijek player on loan over at Gorica just single-handedly tanked his own club.

boldbadger1 said:If we were actually playing based on merit, the standings would look completely different—Slaven probably wouldn't even be in the conversation. But let's face it, football isn't about how pretty you look on the pitch; it's about the scoreline. That's the only metric that matters in this game.

Leave Slaven out of this. If you actually looked at the stats, he should have more points than he does right now.☕

Rachel Cooper3 said:St. Louis is revitalized

Look, they played okay, but there's zero chemistry among those four up front. Honestly, we'd be better off putting two juniors in instead of these big-name wingers and midfielders who don't play together and seem to be playing for themselves.

I can't believe Gorica is back in the game. A few rounds ago, it looked like they were completely dead. Fućo 🙏

Morgan Hill84 said:I can't believe Gorica is back in the game. A few rounds ago, it looked like they were completely dead. Fućo 🙏

Two words, Željko Sopić🙏

If they stay in the league, he deserves a massive contract raise if management has any brains. The way he turned such a bunch of scrubs into a real team is pure respect.🙏

boldbadger1 said:Osijek has gone 0-4-6 in their last ten outings

The craziest part is they’re still sitting in third place. They had plenty of chances to move up, but they kept choking in the final minutes—just like how they let that win slip away against Slaven on Friday.

They were absolute garbage during the third quarter of the season. Looks like they’re just cruising at that same pathetic pace through the finish line.

Maybe Osijek can just say goodbye to Europa League contention for next season. Their squad depth looks pretty desperate, and honestly, I guess the manager on the sidelines isn't helping things much either.