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NYCFC's internet bleacher section.
New York, USA
Joined January 2019
Need help moving from X to Bluesky? @EganSoccerWords wrote a guide for NYCFC fans to help you make a seamless transition to a much better social media experience. https://t.co/4GcNjeo0I7
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As users and journalists are shifting away from X, Justin Egan guides NYCFC fans on how to get started and thrive on Bluesky.
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David Lee's tenure as NYCFC sporting director is over. But how do you grade a guy when you don't even know what his job was? @TreyFillmore explores this and why NYCFC needs to turn off the corporate autopilot. https://t.co/8yLqaLPXQ0
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When the system requires invisibility, David Lee was the valedictorian.
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College soccer is back! Cooper Flax is chasing the Mac Hermann. Alexander Yagudayev wants the No. 1 spot. More NYCFC alums are making moves this fall. Paul Harvey breaks down homegrowns, draft picks & local stars who could wear sky blue in 2026. https://t.co/Agx9hUxQpx
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A new generation of homegrowns, draft picks, and local stars make the 2025 NCAA season a must-watch for NYCFC fans.
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Birk Risa held the line when NYCFC needed it most. Now he's back in Norway. Justin Egan explains how Pascal Jansen is rethinking the defense without his only left-footed CB. Kevin O'Toole is part of the answer, but he can't be the only one. https://t.co/yJAHsM5r0n
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With Birk Risa departing, and new transfers yet to arrive, Pascal Jansen returns to tactical adjustments (and Kevin O’Toole) to keep NYCFC above the playoff line on a long road trip.
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NYCFC: unbeaten vs East playoff teams, but swept by last-place Montreal. Kevin Nelson breaks down the latest loss--and how Donadel used inside fullbacks to outmaneuver NYCFC. https://t.co/JApqJv7Xu6
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Kevin Nelson looks at the tactical breakdown behind another NYCFC defeat to Montréal.
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NYCFC has a new Argentine DP No. 10 Nicolás Fernández Mercau! Justin Egan took a look at the📽️on Nico: https://t.co/VVqc2CiQ5j
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The Argentine attacker joins NYCFC from Elche in Spain
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Justin Haak was supposed to be the depth. Now he's the backbone of a new, innovative NYCFC defense. Justin Egan tells the story of how Pascal Jansen played the last two months without a left back, turning a leaky defense into one of the league's best. https://t.co/EGOl0EvCEB
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The story of how playing without a left back for two months forced Jansen to build around Justin Haak—a patch job that eventually became stability for a much-improved NYCFC defensive line.
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Yeah but didn't y'all use the same security firm at Bridgeview.
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The bird has landed. Our new Chubby Pigeon Tee, designed by @RoryKirke and inspired by NYC's most consistent fowl, is live in The Outfield's merch store. https://t.co/ti9vN1tz6t
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Introducing our latest merch drop from Rory Kirke—because greatness is overrated, and consistency waddles.
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Best wishes to Anton Tinnerholm on his retirement. He will forever be the measuring stick for fullbacks at NYCFC and perhaps MLS. A great time to look back on his NYCFC career with this @SoupInNYC27 retrospective: https://t.co/NHSgtwTglD
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Following Anton Tinnerholm’s departure from NYCFC during the offseason, Chris Campbell takes a deep look back at the Swede’s time in the Big Apple.
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From Burnley to Belgium to the Bronx: Aiden O'Neill's journey to NYCFC is wild - and @Thundering165 looks at how he might be exactly what this midfield needs. https://t.co/O8Cp5DNB9x
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New defensive midfielder Aiden O'Neill should make an immediate impact at New York City, but will it be enough?
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Welcome to the Jonny Shore
Keaton Parks was asked during the 2023 preseason which young players impressed him and he specifically mentioned 15-year old Jonny Shore (before he had signed with the first team. Now 18, Shore is making plays for the first team
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New video up from @SoupInNYC27: Pascal Jansen laid out the plan to beat Philly’s press, Keaton Parks created the space, and Alonso Martinez had the finish. https://t.co/OJlbR4jbAX
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Pascal Jansen breaks down the strategy behind breaking Philadelphia’s high press, while Keaton Parks brings it to life on the pitch— setting the stage for Alonso Martinez's decisive goal.
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