Massive Report Podcast
Join Brian Phillips, Brett Hiltbrand, Pat Murphy, Bart Logan, and Sam Fahmi as they discuss all that is Columbus Crew SC.
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Ep. 558 (opens the original)
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The Crew go on the road and avenge their home loss to Montreal. Next, the take on Miami at home.
Ep. 557 (opens the original)
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The Crew gave us some hope with the win against Colorado, only to regress with two consecutive losses to DC and New York Red Bulls. What are we doing here? Can this team right the ship in the remaining 10 games? Can they show something different against Orlando in the Open Cup semi final? Brett, Patrick Guldan, Bart, and Sam explore the ailments and possibilities.
Ep. 556 (opens the original)
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The Crew have lost 4 games in a row in league play. Can this team be fixed? Is it coaching? Players? Player mentality? These are all questions that Murph, Bart, and Sam try to answer
Ep. 555 (opens the original)
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Welp, that didn't look good. A rough week for the Columbus Crew produces ZERO points in two games of league play. What's happening to this team? Brett, Bart, Murph, and Sam try to make sense out of what they have seen from this team since the world cup break.
EP. 554 (opens the original)
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Crew advance in Leagues Cup then proceed to lose on the road in Charlotte in MLS action. But hey, at least no injuries, right? Matt Goshert joins Murph and Sam to look at the two games that took place last week, and due to schedule congestion, the two games that are taking place this week too.
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