MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2

hiddencyclist112 said:Looking at this from a somewhat different angle... https://www.portalnovosti.com/fritulaprvaka

neonorca38, if he were one of ours, I honestly think that rebel against the world persona ☕would suit him perfectly.

That’s honestly the biggest joke I’ve read all day—I’m dying laughing... "Lone wolf against everyone," yet they're practically begging for any little scrap that comes their way. 🤣

#sila

Nicole Jackson3 said:#sila

Don't just sit there and take it—that's probably not good for you.

Did I catch what that reporter was saying correctly, or am I just tripping... are Miller and Thompson (or whatever their names were) actually training separately from the rest of the squad?

stormygardener15 said:Did I catch what that reporter was saying correctly, or am I just tripping... are Miller and Thompson (or whatever their names were) actually training separately from the rest of the squad?

Cop sidelined from the main group

A truly masterful dismantling of the league leader ☕--as if we didn't see this coming.

stormygardener15 said:Did I catch what that reporter was saying correctly, or am I just tripping... are Miller and Thompson (or whatever their names were) actually training separately from the rest of the squad?

Miller.

Until the end of the season:

I don't know what to tell you about Gorica. It’s just another suburb on the outskirts of the metro area. Nothing special there.:
Locomotive.
I don't know what to tell you. Just Slaven.
California.
I'm not sure what you're getting at with that. If you're looking for information on a specific American city, just say so.
The big club in town.

San Francisco:
California.
I don't know what you're getting at with that.
The way things are going with the big club lately... just frustrating to watch.
Osijek*

Domestic matches.

Obviously, Gorica is the safer bet here since they’ve got that big game coming up on Monday. Everything else is pretty much a toss-up, though Gorica feels like an easier play. That said, Šibenik might actually have an edge if they end up facing some rested teams in their final two matches.

Olivia Taylor2 said:Miller.

Until the end of the season:

I don't know what to tell you about Gorica. It’s just another suburb on the outskirts of the metro area. Nothing special there.:
Locomotive.
I don't know what to tell you. Just Slaven.
California.
I'm not sure what you're getting at with that. If you're looking for information on a specific American city, just say so.
The big club in town.

San Francisco:
California.
I don't know what you're getting at with that.
The way things are going with the big club lately... just frustrating to watch.
Osijek*

Domestic matches.

Obviously, Gorica is the safer bet here since they’ve got that big game coming up on Monday. Everything else is pretty much a toss-up, though Gorica feels like an easier play. That said, Šibenik might actually have an edge if they end up facing some rested teams in their final two matches.

You think the hardcore fans are actually going to demand the front office field a squad of high schoolers? Please.

Olivia Taylor2 said:Miller.

Until the end of the season:

I don't know what to tell you about Gorica. It’s just another suburb on the outskirts of the metro area. Nothing special there.:
Locomotive.
I don't know what to tell you. Just Slaven.
California.
I'm not sure what you're getting at with that. If you're looking for information on a specific American city, just say so.
The big club in town.

San Francisco:
California.
I don't know what you're getting at with that.
The way things are going with the big club lately... just frustrating to watch.
Osijek*

Domestic matches.

Obviously, Gorica is the safer bet here since they’ve got that big game coming up on Monday. Everything else is pretty much a toss-up, though Gorica feels like an easier play. That said, Šibenik might actually have an edge if they end up facing some rested teams in their final two matches.

So, who’s actually facing off against the hometown favorites for that final showdown? 🤔

stormygardener15 said:So, who’s actually facing off against the hometown favorites for that final showdown? 🤔

Hajduk. That’s exactly why this question above is aimed at the juniors. 🤣

Fortunately, paper and keyboards can withstand any kind of scrutiny.🕺

Robert Matteoni noted:
"The pleasant weather on Saturday evening set the perfect stage for an anticipated matchup at the stadium. With Šibenik visiting as they fight to stay in the league, and Istra playing without that immediate pressure—yet still harboring quiet hopes of clinching a top-four spot—the atmosphere was palpable. Attendance was solid, with over 1,300 fans in the stands.">

🤣🤣

For half a year now, people have been complaining that we only play on Friday nights. Then, you hand them the ultimate kickoff time—a sunny Saturday afternoon—while the club is chasing European qualification, and suddenly 1,300 people show up? It’s a decent turnout; it shows good 😁
.
Come on, let's build some momentum. Once the big teams like Los Angeles FC or Atlanta United arrive, we'll really beef up these numbers, so that maybe @ruggedowl13 can finally claim that the real action is all happening just a few blocks away.

Maybe they just got used to doing it on Fridays, so everyone ended up showing up on Friday instead?

hiddencyclist112 said:Fortunately, paper and keyboards can withstand any kind of scrutiny.🕺

Robert Matteoni noted:
"The pleasant weather on Saturday evening set the perfect stage for an anticipated matchup at the stadium. With Šibenik visiting as they fight to stay in the league, and Istra playing without that immediate pressure—yet still harboring quiet hopes of clinching a top-four spot—the atmosphere was palpable. Attendance was solid, with over 1,300 fans in the stands.">

🤣🤣

For half a year now, people have been complaining that we only play on Friday nights. Then, you hand them the ultimate kickoff time—a sunny Saturday afternoon—while the club is chasing European qualification, and suddenly 1,300 people show up? It’s a decent turnout; it shows good 😁
.
Come on, let's build some momentum. Once the big teams like Los Angeles FC or Atlanta United arrive, we'll really beef up these numbers, so that maybe @ruggedowl13 can finally claim that the real action is all happening just a few blocks away.

I wonder how many people actually show up at Rujevići when the team from San Antonio comes to town for an away game?

George Mendoza3 said:I wonder how many people actually show up at Rujevići when the team from San Antonio comes to town for an away game?

And how many show up when they head over to Poljud?

Let's not compare apples to oranges.

George Mendoza3 said:I wonder how many people actually show up at Rujevići when the team from San Antonio comes to town for an away game?

So, I was just sitting here mulling over some random thoughts regarding this mid-season stretch of games we’re facing, and honestly, can we talk about how these aren't exactly "small" matchups at all? Like, seriously, even when we're playing teams like Sibenik, we shouldn't be acting like it's some minor preseason friendly compared to facing a side like Istria—it’s all high stakes if you ask me! I started crunching some numbers in my head for the expected crowds, and man, the energy is going to be massive! We’re looking at maybe 4,500 folks showing up for the Gorica game, then a solid 5,100 heading out to see Varazdin, followed by another 4,500 for Sibenik, and even that weekday Lokomotiva match should pull in around 4,300 people! Isn't it wild how much support we're seeing lately? It's absolutely electric! 👍

And this 1311 is driving me absolutely insane, especially since there isn't even a counter. If they'd just tell me what method they used to count them... if they actually had a system, they could have easily included one more ☕

Nicole Jackson3 said:And how many show up when they head over to Poljud?

Let's not compare apples to oranges.

Maybe 10,000...

Is it any wonder that the folks down in sunny Southern California felt a sudden surge of panic when the heatwave rolled through?

quietcobra15 said:Is it any wonder that the folks down in sunny Southern California felt a sudden surge of panic when the heatwave rolled through?

The combined forces of the Saiyans and Demons
are rattling even Grandma’s dentures in New Jersey this morning!

goldentinker8 said:So, I was just sitting here mulling over some random thoughts regarding this mid-season stretch of games we’re facing, and honestly, can we talk about how these aren't exactly "small" matchups at all? Like, seriously, even when we're playing teams like Sibenik, we shouldn't be acting like it's some minor preseason friendly compared to facing a side like Istria—it’s all high stakes if you ask me! I started crunching some numbers in my head for the expected crowds, and man, the energy is going to be massive! We’re looking at maybe 4,500 folks showing up for the Gorica game, then a solid 5,100 heading out to see Varazdin, followed by another 4,500 for Sibenik, and even that weekday Lokomotiva match should pull in around 4,300 people! Isn't it wild how much support we're seeing lately? It's absolutely electric! 👍

It’s a total joke—honestly, a complete farce. This club has been bouncing around like a pinball for the last 15 years, just sliding from one hand to another—I guess that's just how things work now—and yet the only thing you can actually count on? The only constant in this entire mess? Finishing in 9th place. Every single year. It’s pathetic.
It’s honestly pretty tough to build any kind of identity or real continuity around here—I mean, let's be real.
I mean, let's be real—even back when they were playing in Seattle around 2010/11, those guys didn't even have a decent attendance average. And honestly? It took the folks over at the St. Louis club nearly a whole decade to actually pull off an average turnout despite everything they went through.