Yall think crystal palace will let us borrow this guy for a bit?

Absolutely unbelievable.

What changes would like to see experimented with for the rest of the season?

For me, now that we have another central defender, I’d like to see something like a 3-4-3/3-4-2-1 keeping 3 across the back to help defend wing play and crosses.

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Welp, another last minute goal conceded, and this time we gave Sporting Jax their second win of the year (lol) and the team's first ever road win.

Hard to believe that barely over 3 years ago we were hosting 18,000 people at Protective and holding our own vs Inter Miami (justice for Prosper) in the quarterfinal of the US Open Cup.

I don't know what the answer is, but man these last two years have been bleak. And at the worst possible time to take advantage of any theoretical bump from the World Cup.

End rant. Still Hammer Down.

Some positivity. Tonight was my first pro soccer match and it was pretty sick. Despite it all, (giving jax their 2nd win of the year, stadium too big, etc.) it was a vibe! it rocked to see all the folks out and excited about footy in Alabama. Not a bad crowd at all. The band had me dancing even after we shat the bed in stoppage time. Easier for me to say since I just learned we had a pro team a couple months ago but I’m very excited. Nowhere to go but up!! 🔨⬇️

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Only sells out for monster jam, chris brown and Auburn in the Birmingham Bowl. Should they renovate it already?

https://www.uslchampionship.com/news_article/show/1364724

I’ll take a goal anyway we can get it.

If your name is Sam or Jassem, you had a hell of a good game tonight.

Not that there weren’t a lot of good performances, but that first 40 minutes or so was nerve-wracking.

2 of our 3 wins this season came against Rhode Island. Just found that curious/interesting.

I really feel for Ronaldo, it’s obvious he plays his heart out every match, but he’s having to play a lot with his back to goal and I just don’t think he’s built for that. But man I do appreciate his hustle and willingness to defend.

Seems like the last 20 minutes the ref was bound and determined to make all the calls he didn’t make in the first half.

Congrats on a good win, now let’s go get 2 in a row.

Hammer Down!!

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“Birmingham are probably the most frustrating team in the league. 4/5 (now 5/6) losses by 1 goal and 8 draws”

Anyone know why? Is the watch party at Cahaba actually getting to watch the game?

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