Allocation Disorder: Thoughts on Gregg Berhalter's U.S. roster for October, the Chicago Fire fire Raphael Wicky, news out of FC Cincinnati, and much more
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On this week’s episode of Allocation Disorder, Paul and Sam react to Gregg Berhalter’s roster for the October World Cup Qualifying window. What do they like? Who are they excited to see? And how do they see game-to-game rotation turning out? After the USMNT chat, it’s on to some MLS topics.
Why did the Chicago Fire fire Raphael Wicky after a 2-0 win? And what’s gone wrong for the Fire in a more general sense?
Finally, to close out the show, Paul and Sam discuss front office news out of FC Cincinnati.
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