

Nashville SC [4] - Inter Miami 1 | Rocco Ríos Novo comes off his line and seriously misjudges the ball, allowing Hany Mukhtar to walk in his second of the night (64’)
Been doing some reminiscing lately, What's the Coldest Moment in ATLUTD History?
For me it's this incredible moment where Martinez got the single season record at Orlando and celebrated like this. Just wow man. (Try to give a picture of your moment if possible).
Favorite/Best Atlanta United Kit of All Time?
For me, it's gotta be the 17's kit that we wore in 2023 and 24. Looked so good on the pitch as well as for fashion. The "We Are the A" print on the bottom of the jersey just adds the cherry on top. Great kit.
We are Dead Last in the Entire League
I don't know if I've ever felt so low.
Tata and Co Should Be Embarrassed...
Not even by the results. Not even by the performances. Yes we suck, but when you have a trashy roster, you have a trashy product on the field. I'm sitting here in the 68th minute while we're 4-0 down, wondering why we're bringing on an old right back and not one of the young attacking options on the bench!
Tbh, this made me more mad than the result itself. We have Kovac, a 6'7 (or however tall) beast who has scored more goals than anyone on the first team. Sure it's in the second division. But give him a go at least. It's almost minute 90 and we bring on a "prime aged" center back instead of a young kid who could get important developmental time in a useless game. It feels like the suffering is for nothing if we won't play these players.
And yes, Ik Coop, Edwards, Riely, and other youngsters are getting playing time, but in moments like these, it should be a lot more. Please just play ALL the kids when ALL your hope is lost.
We Need to talk about ELL
In the friendly today, he played right wing and actually showed some decent signs there. Now to be honest, I was doing some work while watching it, and only glanced here and there. But when I did, he looked pretty decent. What are ya'lls thoughts?
Almada Starts for Argentina AGAIN
It wasn't a fluke ya'll!
Martinez Bday, Atlanta v Orlando, and a very important match
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Happy birthday to Orlando's father, Josef Martinez! The stars have aligned for us to beat Orlando in the most funny way possible.
Real talk though, this is probably the clubs most important game since the confrence semi against Orlando in 2024. I hope the boys show up today, and move us on to the semis. Regardless of the opponent, we really need to win this. Lets go!
Wow. What a peformance Atlanta. Went on the road to a cold, ICY Toronto, and delivered one of the best peformances that we've seen in a while. What a breath of fresh air this one is. I would love to focus on one or two players, but it was a team effort. Miranchuk's great free kick and overall good chance creation, Stian's presence in the back, Fortune's ball carrying skill, Edwards's 1v1 defending, Cooper's pressing, Fafa's poise, and Muyumba's amazing finish. And as a Hoyos hater, I have to give the man his flowers. As someone who has played goalkeeper, I know how difficult it can be to hold the ball in conditions like this. But boy, Hoyos did not put a foot wrong today (besides the time he almost rolled out the box, but we'll let it slide this time). I know how difficult the season has been for the lads, but I try to praise them just as much as I critisize. Let's carry this momentum into the cup. LFG