And so, it begins again. Have the All Three Points duo held on to their optimism? Or have they given in to the the pull of cynicism and nihilism that the front office seems intent on sowing among the fanbase?
The Union are mired in a seasons-long stretch of frustrating impotence, and Chris and Jeremy are slowly coming to grips with it. It’s not pretty, and there might be some ugly-crying on this episode (metaphorical, of course).
After an Icarus-like flight close to the sun that is decent play, the Union crashed back down to earth over the course of the next three games, before beating the worst team in the league, 1–0. Chris and Jeremy cope by getting philosophical.
So it’s been an unusually long time since the All Three Points podcast recorded, and all the Union have done is play the best stretch of soccer in franchise history. Maybe that’s the soccer gods trying to tell us something?
The Union just aren’t very good (and that’s putting it mildly). There’s lots of blame to go around, but the All Three Points duo explore who’s truly at fault, then ponder the best way out of the morass.
So, the season has officially begun, which means there are actual games to discuss, though a notable lack of wins…
The All Three Points duo are back in the saddle after a long and eventful offseason.
So, the Union got about what we expected from their road-trip-from-Hell, and it doesn’t feel like quite enough. The playoffs still look likely, but is this team a disappointment, given their play earlier in the year?
While the last three games included a couple of disappointing results (and disappointing might be putting it mildly), how have the Union set themselves up to finish the season?
After a long down stretch following the All Star break, the Union have made some moves, both with their roster and on the field. Have the Union gotten their groove back?
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