FTF Ep. 88 - Nothing Works: Chicago Fire lose to Columbus Crew
Hey, soccer fans! Over the weekend, the Chicago Fire lost again, this time to reigning MLS Cup Champions, the Columbus Crew, by a score of 3-1. The Carlos Teran goal was the lone highlight for the Men in Red who have nothing working. Stay tuned as our host looks back at the match, gives his impressions - both positive and negative - and breaks down the stats. He also recaps the post-game interviews with Chris Brady and Fabian Herbers, and does a listen-in on manager Frank Klopas' post-game press conference. In the second half of the show, Nick talks about possible coaching options, previews the Fire's next match away to DC United, and takes a short dive into the USMNT's Copa America training roster. Remember to rate, review, and share. Let's go, Fire! Twitter - Facebook - Spotify - YouTube - Instagram
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Show Notes
Hey, soccer fans! Over the weekend, the Chicago Fire lost again, this time to reigning MLS Cup Champions, the Columbus Crew, by a score of 3-1. The Carlos Teran goal was the lone highlight for the Men in Red who have nothing working.
Stay tuned as our host looks back at the match, gives his impressions - both positive and negative - and breaks down the stats. He also recaps the post-game interviews with Chris Brady and Fabian Herbers, and does a listen-in on manager Frank Klopas' post-game press conference.
In the second half of the show, Nick talks about possible coaching options, previews the Fire's next match away to DC United, and takes a short dive into the USMNT's Copa America training roster.
Remember to rate, review, and share. Let's go, Fire!
Twitter - Facebook - Spotify - YouTube - Instagram
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