QuebecPride
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Very entertaining first half, back to the good old ways under Courtois. Coccaro's subs are starting to be worriesome, he hasn't finished a game yet. Lassiter is having a good game as a winger.
Feels weird doesn't it?sheeesh that's a goal scorer
Any chance that it's just an expansion of SS ? I don't know, I just can't see him fork out the needed money for a new building.
Very entertaining first half, back to the good old ways under Courtois. Coccaro's subs are starting to be worriesome, he hasn't finished a game yet. Lassiter is having a good game as a winger.
He goes 120% on every run too, which doesn't help when you're already banged up.I believe Coccaro took a knock in the first game this season. He's looked hurt in every game since then
The team should let him heal completely. It's a long seasonHe goes 120% on every run too, which doesn't help when you're already banged up.
Still seems obvious to me that we'll end up in a massively renovated Olympic Stadium, shared with the Alouettes. With the government investing on a quality long-term roof, PKP buying the Alouettes and them not owning their stadium and us looking for a long run solution, the stars are aligned.The problem with Stade Saputo is that the team does not own the land. They didn't have to fork money for it as they lease it from the RIO. But now it's a problem because the team won't invest on a leased land.
Getting anything major built in Montreal is a nightmare to begin with. The city would need to be on board and willing to facilitate it.The problem with Stade Saputo is that the team does not own the land. They didn't have to fork money for it as they lease it from the RIO. But now it's a problem because the team won't invest on a leased land.
It's pretty well established at this point that he spends as little of his money as possible. Can't see anything doing on that front, unless the government is footing most of the bill and taking most of the risks, which they really shouldnt. I'd rather see Saputo put something together that's perfect for soccer a la BMO field.Still seems obvious to me that we'll end up in a massively renovated Olympic Stadium, shared with the Alouettes. With the government investing on a quality long-term roof, PKP buying the Alouettes and them not owning their stadium and us looking for a long run solution, the stars are aligned.
Still seems obvious to me that we'll end up in a massively renovated Olympic Stadium, shared with the Alouettes. With the government investing on a quality long-term roof, PKP buying the Alouettes and them not owning their stadium and us looking for a long run solution, the stars are aligned.
The fanbase has been building for a while now, there's definitely a buzz going on. Not a giant one, but it's there and it's growing. It's going to be a legit soccer town at some point down the road, I truly believe that.Much better game, well deserved win against the supporter shield winners of last year. This team is for real.
Also kudos to the fans in attendance, the stadium was buzzing on the TV feed.
Coccaro was seen on crutches after the match apparently, so no bueno there
I watched CFMTL live in HD with english commentaries for free, and all the other games that weren't on TV.Missed the game last night. But you see, thanks to my AppleTV+ MLS Season's Pass™, I'll be able to watch the replay in full HD quality as Maradona and Pélé intended.
I'd like to see Waterman sitting for a game. Corbo-Campbell-Sosa please (or something the like)
No, not Campbell. I'm not against your idea of sitting Waterman but I just can't stomach Campbell's inept play.I'd like to see Waterman sitting for a game. Corbo-Campbell-Sosa please (or something the like)
Try Corbo in the middle and Waterman back on the right?No, not Campbell. I'm not against your idea of sitting Waterman but I just can't stomach Campbell's inept play.
No, not Campbell. I'm not against your idea of sitting Waterman but I just can't stomach Campbell's inept play.