After winning six of their final seven games preceding the League Cup break, the Chicago Fire have lost all four matches since returning to MLS play, falling outside the playoff picture and with no end to the decent in sight. Alex Campbell and Guillermo Rivera take a look at what went wrong against Vancouver and DC, and evaluate the state…
Alex is joined by Jake Payne (50 Plus Doner / Black Fires / Chicago Koln) to catch up on what’s been going on since the Fire were knocked out of Leagues Cup, including the run of Inter Miami and how impressive Lionel Messi has been. They then break down the Fire’s second 3-1 loss to Orlando City of the season,…
The Chicago Fire have now won five of their last six games, reaching the upper half of the Eastern Conference standings for the first time this season. Alex Campbell is joined by Joe Chatz to break down the most recent victories over Montreal and Toronto at Soldier Field. Then, they’re joined by Jeff Rueter, staff writer for The Athletic covering…
The Fire are in playoff position, sort of, as we approach the Leagues Cup/All Start break. Alex is joined by Timothy Holtze of Men In Red 97 to discuss the loss in Orlando and win at home vs Nashville, as well as answer your questions! Watch the show on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8Z4yWvsorE Follow Our Host
The Chicago Fire have, somehow, won consecutive games on the road! We find out how that’s possible by breaking down the wins in Portland and Kansas City. Then, the Fire have a new Designated Player in Ousmane Doumbia, but does the move make sense? Watch the show on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FItHrH6lKA Follow our host on Twitter
The Fire keep losing, so let’s talk about some fun news: Lionel Messi is coming to MLS! Alex and CHGO baseball contributor Jared Wyllys are joined by MLS and Inter Miami broadcaster Chris Wittyngham to get the Miami perspective on Messi’s imminent arrival in Florida and discuss the biggest deal in the history of the league. Watch the Show on…
Good news: the Fire have advanced to the US Open Cup quarterfinals and Xherdan Shaqiri is paying his best soccer for the Fire. Bad news: they are still a team incapable of defending a lead (and sometimes defending in general) and can’t seem to make any headway up the standings. Watch the show on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Vcrh_B_abg Follow our host
The Fire went two for two in the last week against St. Louis in Frank Klopas’ first two games in interim charge. Alex is joined by Alex Calabrese to break down the games and what takeaways we can make from these two games. Watch the show on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-SfbsuDqCQ Follow our host
The Chicago Fire have sacked head coach Ezra Hendrickson. We discuss that decision and the impending fallout of it, as well as the Fire’s double feature with St Louis City this week and Brian Gutierrez not going to the U20 World Cup Watch the show on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uluGhM59htk Follow our host
Chicago Fire star Xherdan Shaqiri will look to help his country, Switzerland, reach the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals with a win over Portugal (Tuesday, 1 p.m. CT). Despite missing a match because of injury, he’s once again delivered for his country, joining Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi as just the third man to score in each of the last three…
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