If I get kicked in the nards, the pain lasts for what, about 20 minutes and then starts going away. If I watch a Fire game, the pain lasts for two hours, sometimes more. I'll take the kick.
What if you were to get kicked in the nards continuously for the entire 90 minutes with only the halftime break in between?
Then I'd be at a Fire game with Andy Hauptmann sitting next to me explaining how he built this team from the ground up.
I really enjoyed the first 75 minutes. It obviously went downhill by the end but I think the chicken little crying is an overreaction.
I agree. The end result and how the season panned out is horrendous, but the way that game ended seems to be making people forget that the Fire looked good (as in last season good, at least) for the majority of that game. Then it all fell apart as they pressed for a winner.
I don't know if I would even say passable. The way we were controlling the ball, we should have been ahead by 2, only nobody on this team can finish! That's why we end up getting our a*ses handed to us. Despite controlling the whole game, we have to chase goals in the second half and as soon as we really push, the defense gets overrun. If we can get one forward who can finish an occasional f*ing chance we would have beat New England and Chivas and be sitting on 7 points. Instead we're the league laughingstock. G*DD*MN IT I HATE MONDAYS!!!
Even if they had played the most dominant first 75 minutes in the history of soccer without scoring a goal, the end result was a 4-1 loss to f&cking Chivas. I'll take the dickkick, please.
And all 4 of those goals against came in the second half. We sure know how to crash and burn in spectacular fashion.
Ever since the last month of last season it has felt like Klopas has been kicking everyone of us in the nards.