Martin Bihl was born in New York City the year William Faulkner died. He writes long sentences, reads old books, drinks rare whiskies, travels widely, listens to Bill Evans, and does not suffer fools, liars, or frauds. In addition to writing about sport, he creates advertising, teaches it at a variety of Universities, writes about it at the-agency-review.com, speaks on it at conferences, and consults with companies about doing it better than they are. Reach him via twitter.
After NYCFC’s loss, you walk out of the press box, across the catwalk above the celebrating locals and pack into an…
There are a lot of things one could say about NYCFC’s stunning victory in Vancouver on Saturday night; it was the…
As NYCFC embark on a three game road trip, taking them from the Pacific Northwest to our nation’s capitol to…
“The players need to show if they want to be here and be a part of this because I know…
Goodbye, Columbus; goodbye back-to-back losses; goodbye missed opportunities and lack of focus and players who aren’t quite match fit. The…
While I understand that there is no dealing with great sorrow as if it were under the control of our…
When NYCFC went into Wednesday night’s game with the Columbus Crew, there were many who were convinced that if the…
Well they certainly rose up, didn’t they? After the disappointment of the final leg of the derby only four days…
I saw the best soccer players of my generation frustrated by youngsters, arguing, missing passes, furious, dragging themselves through the…
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