Tag Archives: NYCFC

Shutting Down the Fire, a Massive Cross-over and De Jong/Nagbe / Blue City Radio – Ep 65

Episode 65:

Patrick Vieira changed the formation for the second match up against the Chicago Fire.  NYCFC kept the Fire from recording a single shot on goal with a great effort from Frederic Brilliant and Jason Hernandez.

Mike and Jon recap that game and discuss the decision by Vieira to bench Shelton and Lopez.

After that they jump in and join Massive Report, the Columbus Crew podcast as we learn more about why the MLS Cup Finalists have yet to record a win in 2016.

We wrap up the episode with a discussion on Nigel De Jong and his rough challenge on Darlington Nagbe.

Blue City Radio: Ep 56

Episode 56: Ivanovov, Bravo, Torres and Nemec

Michael is joined by Chris, one of the contributors to @NYCFCNation.  Together they discuss the news of the week about NYCFC.

Blue City Radio – Ep 55

Ep 55: Goodbye Chris, Hello Federico, NYCFCvFGCU and Mix talk

This week’s episode starts with a conversation about a fan favorite, Chris Wingert after the team announced his departure on Saturday.  The conversation continues with a look at some possible signings and an explanation on International Roster spots.

Next Neil Falcone joins the show to discuss what he has seen at training and also get his thoughts on the NYCFC scrimmage from Sunday.

Lastly, is 2016 a make or break year for Mix Diskerud? Jon and I discuss why this could be the most important year of his career and then wrap the show up with “Loose Ends”.

Blue City Radio – Ep 54

Episode 54:

Vieira meets the press, stadium news on the horizon, players signed and players unsigned, plus an interview with Marco Messina; all that and more in this week’s episode of Blue City Radio

Ep 53: Drafting Harrison

Episode 53:

In this week’s episode Jon and Mike recap the NYCFC activity at the MLS Superdraft.  They also discuss the other signings and the impact that will have on the roster.  The episode closes with a talk about the team’s pre-season plans and some oddly placed trivia.

Episode 52: 2016 Superdraft Preview and a Look At the MLS Schedule

Ep: 52

Blue City Radio is back to start the 2016 season.  Jon and Mike catch you up on the news of the club.  Then Christian Araos from Empire of Soccer joins the show to discuss the MLS Superdraft and gives his opinion on the most important matches for NYCFC in 2016

Episode 45: NYCFC; Nothing’s Shocking

Ep 45 Part I

This week’s show will be in two parts.  As we prepared to record an MLS Playoff recap show, NYCFC released the statement announcing that Jason Kreis was fired.

Jon and I are joined by Jeff Weisinger to discuss the statement, possible replacements and fan and soccer community response.

Episode 39: This Is Not the Grabavoy You’re Looking For

Ep 39:

It was Star Wars night on Wednesday when NYCFC hosted Toronto, it was Black Out night Saturday when San Jose came to town. Who cares? NYCFC took the six points and if there’s anything to be said about superstition, the promotions department better start getting their theme together for October 25 when New England comes back to close out the regular season.

Mike and Jon bring you recaps of both games, we discuss the emergence of Ned Grabavoy and take a look a head to Saturday night.

Episode 32: The Series Finale, a Monkey-Wrench and the Search for 21 Points

Ep 32:

Mike and Jon start off the show talking to MLS.com writer, Dylan Butler.  Together they look back and a hard loss in the best of the three Hudson River Derby matches.  They also discuss why Mix Diskerud showed his value to the club.

Next up is DC United, so the guys preview that match and then close out the show with your questions and comments.

Episode 31: Lampard Debuts, Schwartz Reviews, and NYCFC Lose

Ep 31:

Jon and Mike look back at one of the weakest first halfs in the team’s history.  They also debate the role and play of Ned Grabavoy amongst others.  Then Mike Schwartz from First Touch joins us to give us his analysis.   We wrap up the show with your questions.  A shout out to the Hearts of Oak for providing us with the new outro chant.