Daily News | Jim Curtin blasts ‘little brother’ Red Bulls after Union’s latest win over New York
Tuesday, manager Jim Curtin did not hold back in criticizing how he felt Red Bulls players conducted themselves during the game.
“I’m proud of my group for the way that they do their talking on the field — and have now 11 games in a row, almost five years [unbeaten] against Red Bull,” Curtin said. ”I respect Jim Curtin more than you can understand for what his pathway has been towards leading a club in the fashion that he’s led them over the last 10 seasons,” Lesesne said Sunday.
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