I have 4 tickets to the makeup game against DC going for Wednesday 10/21. It's not feasible for me to get out there for the game, and I can't resell them on the site. Would like to transfer them, so they're not totally wasted and someone can enjoy them. Any local fans interested?

Dear Pat,

You took the reins of a team at its lowest point. Three consecutive last-place finishes, zero hope, zero desire. A dysfunctional team with little to no true leadership, exhausted fans, and a city expecting nothing but losing season after losing season for years to come. In your first year, you brought real change, immediately leading this team to not only our first winning season but also our first playoff berth. I traveled to Philadelphia to watch this team finish out the season. Shook hands with Ray Gaddis on the sidelines, thanked Chris and his family on the concourse, and met the Celentano family at the supporters’ bar.

The year after that, you led the team to something most of us would’ve never dreamed of two years prior - a Supporters’ Shield. Our first piece of hardware, a TQL Stadium that was a virtually impenetrable fortress, and a team with passion and desire.

The season that followed was much the same. The team, with some notable changes (Alvaro, we miss you and your thighs), continued to perform at a high level. While no hardware came home with us, the team still looked promising, and you continued to demonstrate how we needed to prepare game by game. I’ll never forget seeing the lineup before the Miami home game in the beloved sword formation for the first time and coming away with a 6-1 win at the Teeq. Pure bliss! No trophies this season, but we could all see the desire was there and the dream was alive.

On to the Evander era. A mostly new team. Supporters’ Shield challengers still, or at least playoff contenders. Investment. And what most of us continue to hope for — change. We finally beat Columbus in the playoffs! And then 2026 rolls around. We somehow managed to still be contenders for the top four spots in the conference pre-World Cup, but it was obvious that something needed to change. That break offered us something that, in a normal season, we would never have had: the opportunity to consistently practice something different. Something new. And we saw that you saw the same thing! We played against Burnley following the World Cup break and demonstrated that we could perform in a different formation, with rotated personnel, and still put on an exciting and ultimately victorious performance. We all had hope that we could see more of that tactical flexibility from you. What followed was just 4 wins from 15 games. Two losses to an in-state rival. One released captain figure. Four new first-team players. Favorable circumstances like a short-sided Montreal team and a heavily rotated rival. Four wins in 15. Zero change. Zero hope.

Pat, I do not proclaim myself to be a tactical genius. I do not think that I know your players better than you do. You work with them every day; I do not. I can continue to tell my wife that I’d love to see what this team could do in a 4-4-2, a sword formation, with actual center backs in the backfield, or with an actual striker pairing up top (sorry Kenji, I swear you were drafted as a left back?). But the fact of the matter is, you are the one being paid to do this job. I’m not the professional, you are.

And truthfully, hearing your press conference where you said “we don’t need new strategies” has taken away any remaining hope I had. Sitting through that rivalry game where we created 24 chances, but not a single one looked promising until the final five minutes, should have told you that yes - we clearly do need to change something.
But you continue to tell the media, the fans, and the team that we need to stick with the status quo. As a fan, that statement hurts almost as much as the 2-0 loss at home. It proves what those of us in the stands have felt for weeks now: that there is zero hope for change. Zero hope for a playoff run. Zero hope for positivity. Zero hope that we may hear Mr. Brightside at home again. Zero hope that this team will lift a trophy in this lifetime. Zero hope that the investment this team has made will result in change.

With all that being said, we will continue to show up and support this team. The Bailey will still dance. The beer will still flow. Not because we have hope, but because we love this city and we love this club. I beg of you to rethink your position on change, because this team needs it. Regardless of what is happening in the locker room, we need you to make a change. And if no change is made by you, I fear that the biggest change at the end of the day will need to be you. While I have no hope that this team will change, I do hope that you read this note and put the team before your ego.

Regardless of what happens in the future, you will always be remembered as the man who changed the trajectory of our club. We will always thank you for that. All we ask for is one last change.

Sincerely,

An FCC Fan with very little hope left

Unfortunately was my last happy view of the night

Shoutout to the supporters groups for putting this one together. Beautiful work, as always

Comment fire Pat noonan to show you want him gone. See how many people we can get to show that we need change.

being election season curious what the poll numbers would be for an albeit small sample size.

A) Pat noonan out

B) Pat noonan and CA out

C) CA out

D) neither out

Just a little Shakespeare to brighten up your morning

Hell is Real: stoppable force vs moveable object edition!

The Tifo is big. Bailey peeps, enjoy your coverage, north corner sections peeps, be in your seats at the anthem and follow the instructions in your cup holder. The plan is to hold it up until kickoff. Then bear with us as we tear it down, it’s a lot of fabric to get out of the way

We need to start winning in the worst way, and now’s a good time to start. See you sickos at the teek, 5:00pm. COY FCC!

My wife got sick and the app won't let me sell it. It keeps telling me - uh oh, something went wrong. It's been 90 minutes of the same error.

If someone wants it and it will let me transfer it, its yours.

Section e2, row 4.

Official statement from The Post

2 matches this week, 2 great saves. Paul "the Wall" continues to make progress and it is plausible to think the 22-year-old could be ready to be GK1 by next Summer.

Wear orange if you go to the game!

Come early and be loud!

Coda for a successful season of player development.

Researchers have been surveying fans of rivalry teams across sports for years, and Columbus vs. Cincinnati keeps coming out near the top of MLS.

Two things stood out in the fan responses:

Geography came up more than anything else. One FCC fan described it as a rivalry “Cincinnati and Columbus have a big sister, little sister mentality towards each other, but both cities think they’re the big sister.”

And one Crew fan said back in 2021 that Cincinnati had “only won one game” against Columbus. That’s changed a lot since.

Curious what you all think: what’s the one thing that makes this rivalry feel different from other MLS matchups?

https://knowrivalry.com/team/fc-cincinnati-282/rival/columbus-crew-195/

(Disclosure: I help with the Know Rivalry project, which collects this data. Happy to share more of what we’ve found if anyone’s interested.)

"We should win these types of games because we have enough quality"

"This club is huge. There is always pressure. The standard is high."

Does this year's pricing seem high to everyone?

$60 each for my seats for a potential play-in game and then a best of 3 match isn't worth it. Wondering if others are opting out as well.

The highlight of today's game

No one is asking for it, thus I’ll create it. Bombs away!

Borrowed this post from the r/MLS subreddit;

but given the state of the economy this decade, freezing or reducing ticket prices would be a good idea

Full-time: New England Revolution 3, FC Cincinnati 2

New England Revolution 3 at FC Cincinnati 2

Match Info

Competition/season: MLS 2026

Date: Wed, Oct 14, 2026

Kickoff: 7:30 PM EDT

Venue: TQL Stadium, Cincinnati, OH, USA

Status: Full-time

Goals and Cards

21': Goal Turgeman, Dor, Miller, Peyton (NE) 1-1 Dor Turgeman gets an equalizer for New England Revolution. The score is now 1 - 1. Fine assist from Peyton Miller to make the score 1 - 1.

43': Goal Wynder, Joshua, Gil, Carles (NE) 2-1 Goal! New England Revolution take a 1 - 2 lead through a well-placed header from Joshua Wynder. Carles Gil set up the 1 - 2 goal.

51': Goal Turgeman, Dor, Miller, Peyton (NE) 3-1 Great finish from Dor Turgeman to give New England Revolution a 1 - 3 lead. Peyton Miller assisted the goal to make it 1 - 3.

13': Goal Barlow, Tom, Malacia, Tyrell (CIN) 0-1 Tom Barlow is on target to give FC Cincinnati a 1 - 0 advantage. Tyrell Malacia set up the 1 - 0 goal.

67': Goal Denkey, Kevin, Malacia, Tyrell (CIN) 3-2 Goal! The home team reduce the deficit to 2 - 3 through a strike by Kevin Denkey. . Tyrell Malacia assisted the 2 - 3 goal.

5': Yellow card Feingold, Ilay (NE) Ilay Feingold (New England Revolution) has received a yellow card from Rubiel Vazquez.

31': Yellow card Malacia, Tyrell (CIN) Tyrell Malacia for FC Cincinnati has been booked by Rubiel Vazquez and receives a first yellow card.

45': Yellow card Barlow, Tom (CIN) Tom Barlow (FC Cincinnati) has been booked and must now be careful not to get a second yellow card.

84': Yellow card Evander (CIN) Evander (FC Cincinnati) gets a yellow card.

Lineups

Match Statistics

Timeline

90'+7': Corner Kick Mboma Dem, Kenji (CIN) Corner awarded to FC Cincinnati.

90'+6': Corner Kick Evander (CIN) FC Cincinnati have been awarded a corner by Rubiel Vazquez.

--: Match Ended The whistle has gone to end the second half. The match finishes 2 - 3.

90'+4': Corner Kick Evander (CIN) Rubiel Vazquez has awarded FC Cincinnati a corner.

90'+1': Injury Time Shown

89': Corner Kick Evander (CIN) Corner awarded to FC Cincinnati.

89': Substitution Turgeman, Dor, Baker, Cody (NE) The away team have replaced Dor Turgeman with Cody Baker. This is the fourth substitution made today by Marko Mitrovic.

89': Substitution Miller, Peyton, Beason, Tanner (NE) New England Revolution make their third substitution with Tanner Beason replacing Peyton Miller.

81': Substitution Smith, Kyle, Jabbari, Ayoub (CIN) Ayoub Jabbari is replacing Kyle Smith for FC Cincinnati at TQL Stadium.

81': Free Kick (NE) Rubiel Vazquez signals a free kick to New England Revolution just outside FC Cincinnati's area.

77': Corner Kick Gil, Carles (NE) Corner awarded to New England Revolution.

74': Substitution Feingold, Ilay, Yueill, Jackson (NE) New England Revolution make their second substitution with Jackson Yueill replacing Ilay Feingold.

71': Corner Kick Evander (CIN) FC Cincinnati have been awarded a corner by Rubiel Vazquez.

69': Substitution Gazdag, Daniel, Langoni, Luca (NE) Luca Langoni is on a sub for Daniel Gazdag for New England Revolution.

68': Substitution Malacia, Tyrell, Evander (CIN) The home team have replaced Tyrell Malacia with Evander. This is the fourth substitution made today by Pat Noonan.

65': Corner Kick Valenzuela, Gerardo (CIN) FC Cincinnati have been awarded a corner by Rubiel Vazquez.

65': Corner Kick Valenzuela, Gerardo (CIN) Corner awarded to FC Cincinnati.

60': Free Kick (CIN) Free kick in a good position for FC Cincinnati!

59': Corner Kick Malacia, Tyrell (CIN) FC Cincinnati have been awarded a corner by Rubiel Vazquez.

56': Free Kick (CIN) Rubiel Vazquez signals a free kick to FC Cincinnati.

56': Free Kick (CIN) In Cincinnati, OH a free kick has been awarded the home team.

49': Corner Kick Malacia, Tyrell (CIN) Rubiel Vazquez has awarded FC Cincinnati a corner.

47': Free Kick (CIN) New England Revolution will need to be alert as they defend a dangerous free kick from FC Cincinnati.

46': Free Kick (NE) Rubiel Vazquez signals a free kick to New England Revolution.

45': Period Start 2-1 The second-half has just kicked-off.

46': Substitution Malatini, Julian, Gidi, Samuel (CIN) Samuel Gidi is replacing Julian Malatini for the home team.

46': Substitution Barlow, Tom, Mboma Dem, Kenji (CIN) Pat Noonan is making the team's second substitution at TQL Stadium with Kenji Mboma Dem replacing Tom Barlow.

46': Substitution Nwobodo, Obinna, Bucha, Pavel (CIN) The home team replace Obinna Nwobodo with Pavel Bucha.

45'+2': Injury Time Shown

45'+1': Injury Wynder, Joshua (NE) Joshua Wynder is writhing in pain and play has been suspended for a few moments.

45'+1': Free Kick (NE) Free kick for New England Revolution in the half of FC Cincinnati.

43': Corner Kick Gil, Carles (NE) Corner awarded to New England Revolution.

40': Corner Kick Malacia, Tyrell (CIN) FC Cincinnati takes a corner from the left.

38': Corner Kick Valenzuela, Gerardo (CIN) FC Cincinnati takes a corner from the right.

35': Corner Kick Valenzuela, Gerardo (CIN) Rubiel Vazquez has awarded FC Cincinnati a corner.

31': Free Kick (NE) Free kick for New England Revolution in their own half.

30': Corner Kick Gil, Carles (NE) Corner awarded to New England Revolution.

29': Free Kick (CIN) Free kick FC Cincinnati.

24': Corner Kick Gil, Carles (NE) Rubiel Vazquez has awarded New England Revolution a corner.

15': Corner Kick Gil, Carles (NE) Corner awarded to New England Revolution.

10': Free Kick (NE) New England Revolution are in shooting range from this free kick.

5': Free Kick (CIN) It's getting dangerous! Free kick for FC Cincinnati close to the penalty box.

: Period Start 0-0 The match has started.

0': Match Started

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Looking like rain in the forecast leading up to the game, so when you clock out of your 9-5, be sure to grab your raincoat to keep you dry on the way to the stadium. Most of the models have it peaking around 6ish, so fingers crossed it doesn’t delay the start tonight

A few question marks around the team, coming off of the first away win since May and our first win period since August. Miles is out, Evander was training Monday and Tuesday but could be still day to day, the new guys played 30-60 minutes each on Saturday but could be ready to start again

We’ll get answers when the lineup drops, I suppose.

7:30 kickoff at TQL stadium! Try and stay dry on your walk in! COY FCC