MLS 2022/23 Season: Part 2

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Dinamo did just enough to get by, though it felt a bit sloppy. I’m not feeling particularly optimistic about our upcoming schedule.

Hajduk was non-existent; they'll probably end up finishing 3rd next season.

Right now, Rijeka looks like a much more solid team than they do.

Christian Ramirez6 said:Honestly, this whole thing felt like one of those scripted games where everyone walks away happy with a draw...

#selflove

Bišćan was totally smitten by Lekic ☕
Mr.

I’m left with nothing but a massive riddle after watching this game. I can't help but wonder if Biscan actually did such an incredible job shutting down all the lanes, or if Hajduk is just that limited offensively—I mean, in a game they absolutely had to win at home on their own turf, they didn't manage to put a single shot on goal...

Just a little thought... ☕

PS: Good luck to the San Diego Padres in the Cup finals.

Christian Ramirez6 said:I’m left with nothing but a massive riddle after watching this game. I can't help but wonder if Biscan actually did such an incredible job shutting down all the lanes, or if Hajduk is just that limited offensively—I mean, in a game they absolutely had to win at home on their own turf, they didn't manage to put a single shot on goal...

Ristovski stuck him right onto Livaja, effectively killing their biggest threat.

Regardless, this season (including the Super Cup), the offense has only managed 10 shots on target against Dinamo, which averages out to just 2 per game.

Back in the day, they used to call those home games where nobody gets sent off "lowering the shorts."☕

#aggression

It’s pretty obvious that playing at the stadium in Split was nothing short of an absolute disaster... a complete mess, really.

If I had to pick a side this time, I’d say Dinamo actually had the slightly more organized chaos—if you can even call it that. Špikić had a genuine chance to put one in the net, and Ivanušec really should have buried that goal at the end—though, frankly, he missed a similar opportunity right at the start too. With all due respect to the home side, Hajduk didn't exactly step up their game either; they just sort of existed out there...

Man, those Hajduk fans are absolutely relentless, seriously—there’s zero chill with them, whether they're causing chaos in the stands or bringing that same intense energy down onto the pitch! 🤣

Olivia Taylor2 said:Ristovski stuck him right onto Livaja, effectively killing their biggest threat.

Regardless, this season (including the Super Cup), the offense has only managed 10 shots on target against Dinamo, which averages out to just 2 per game.

Man... I don't even know how to put it...

Just how many more points would we need to mathematically outpace those little losers?

Robert Palmer said:Just how many more points would we need to mathematically outpace those little losers?

That X coffee was plenty enough, toothless.

Robert Palmer said:Just how many more points would we need to mathematically outpace those little losers?

🤣

The derby that isn't even a derby anymore.
The matchup at the stadium feels like Dinamo is just playing against some local amateur club.
Then you look at the game in Split—it’s like the most irrelevant match ever played.

Seriously, where did all the fighting, the shoving, and the red cards go? It's not a real rivalry without that stuff.

Biscan isn't the guy to lead Dinamo. They need someone from abroad—a real tactical expert. And honestly? They desperately need a new stadium.

Hajduk is a total joke of a club—if they didn't have those die-hard fans backing them up, they'd be rotting away in the third division.

It was always going to be Dinamo, wasn't it? Another season, another predictable title run. 👋

Just another championship parade down here in the South. It’s becoming a regular tradition at this point. Huge congratulations to the greatest soccer club in all of America on clinching yet another title.

Bryan Wright8 said:The derby that isn't even a derby anymore.
The matchup at the stadium feels like Dinamo is just playing against some local amateur club.
Then you look at the game in Split—it’s like the most irrelevant match ever played.

Seriously, where did all the fighting, the shoving, and the red cards go? It's not a real rivalry without that stuff.

Biscan isn't the guy to lead Dinamo. They need someone from abroad—a real tactical expert. And honestly? They desperately need a new stadium.

Hajduk is a total joke of a club—if they didn't have those die-hard fans backing them up, they'd be rotting away in the third division.

Last season actually felt like a real showdown.

There seems to be significantly more tension and animosity directed toward the matches between the coastal teams or even those old battles against the teams from the Midwest—rather than toward the Eternal Derby itself.

What a season, and what a way to wrap it all up!

Biscan is truly in a league of his own—winning the championship in just twenty-five or thirty games is an incredible feat. Even someone like Cacicu couldn't pull that off in nearly thirty matches, let alone less. 🙏