What year will New York City FC break ground on a soccer-specific stadium?
Dom-ination
Prevailing logic was Sporting KC's forwards couldn't score from the run of play. But nobody told
Dom Dwyer
that. After a weekend in which the Englishman found net twice against Montreal, the guys try to pry Dwyer's personal goals out of him to no avail. The striker also explains why his Twitter beef with Nick Rimando was no big deal and why left back Seth Sinovic may be the vainest player on the team. Over Aurelien Collin? Surprising to say the least.
With seven weeks in the books, the guys wonder whether Clint Dempsey and Obafemi Martins are the best strike tandem in MLS and what has to change for Seattle's Cascadia neighbors in Portland to get their first win. Also, why hasn't Landon Donovan scored 135 yet? Simon Borg isn't so sure he'll even be on the plane to Brazil.
Also in this episode, the guys ponder stadium news in New York City and Orlando and debate the merits of investing in stickers. Needless to say, the return isn't great.
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Meet the ETR team
Andrew Wiebe
is the host and producer of ExtraTime Radio and a new media editor for MLSsoccer.com. He previously covered Sporting KC, once scored an unintentional goal from midfield and tries to bring an analytical mind to the beautiful game. Weekend center back, history junkie and Jayhawk.
Simon Borg
is a senior editor and on-air analyst for MLSsoccer.com, and the original creator of the "Kick Off" on MLSsoccer.com. He loves organic strawberry jam and once pushed a big kid into a puddle while playing soccer in Malta. And he would do it again right now.
David "The Gasman" Gass
is an assistant producer and sound engineer for ExtraTime Radio. Originally from New York City, he attended Northeastern University in Boston and is currently questioning his choice of part-time employment.
