NYCFC captain James Sands got into it with some fans of the team earlier this week.
After losing to Cincinnati 3-1 on Wednesday, NYCFC are 0-5-1 in their last six games, and fans were letting them hear about it on their way off the pitch.
One fan yelled to Sands that their performance “wasn’t good enough,” while another fan told him he was there for the team through “thick and thin” but that their play was “not enough.” This fan told him to “do something about it” as the captain, speaking for fans who were “sick and tired” of the losing efforts.Another fan yelled, “We don’t feel it, bro!”Last night things got tense. Here’s a first account of what happened when Sands came over. Conversations needed to be had. let us know in the comments what you thought.
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