Feed the Fire: A Chicago Fire Podcast

Hey, soccer fans! As we get ready to feast for Thanksgiving, tune in to our appetizer show talking aboutteh front office changes for the Chicago Fire and the coaching changes in Miami and Vancouver. Sebastian Pelzer is out as Technical Director but moves full time to a position with FC Lugano - the Fire's sister club in Switzerland. His tenure in Chicago was anything but a success on the pitch, but some of his scouting and networking benefits can still be realized by the Men in Red.

Meanwhile, we learn that Tata Martino's voluntary resignation may have been anything but voluntary as Inter Miami are looking to take their club in a different direction. And in more shocking news, Vanni Sartini has parted ways with the Vancouver Whitecaps after three-and-a-half seasons. Nick breaks down the developments and discusses where each club could go from here.

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Hey, soccer fans! What a weekend to be a Fire fan! The Men in Red put on their best performance of the season picking apart their rivals from north of the border. Chicago dismantled the Toronto defense on their way to a 4-1 victory. This means the Chicago Fire are on a 4 game point streak and a 2 game win streak! We’re back, baby! (Ok, we’re still in 11th place, but 11th place never felt so good!) Join our host as he recaps the victory, relives the goals, and breaks down the stats.

In the second half, Nick previews the Fire’s next match: an away-day to Orlando City. The Lions have been underwhelming this season, to say the least. Though they’ve had a lot of success against Chicago in recent seasons - and a draw at Soldier Field just a few weeks ago - the two teams seem to be heading in opposite directions. In fact, Nick likes the Fire to keep climbing up the standings and predicts another victory. Tune in to hear how he thinks they get it done on the road again.

We also check in on the USMNT’s preparation for Copa America, hear about Aiden Morris’ new deal, and take listener questions. All this and more on Feed the Fire: A Chicago Fire Podcast.

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Hey, Fire fans! What did we just watch? I wish I could say the Chicago Fire's flat play vs. DC United was a bad April Fool's joke, but sadly it's a result of an anemic offense, a defense barely holding it together, and a head coach unable to adjust/adapt over the course of a game...or a season...or his career (TBD).

In today's show, our host looks at the offensive woes and how the team is operating on the slimmest of margins for error. Defensively, the team got lucky that Taxi Fountas and Christian Benteke had off-games, otherwise this could've been a 3-0 route at home. (And defense is supposed to be their strength!) Finally, Nick breaks down Fire manager Ezra Hendrickson's post-game comments, revealing that Ezra literally doesn't have the answers.

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Hey, soccer fans! Welcome to the newest (and in my opinion the best) podcast on the Chicago Fire. Feed the Fire is a new and engaging podcast about the Chicago Fire and Major League Soccer that’s sure to get you fired up. Join us each week as we recap and preview matches and give honest, unfiltered opinions on the players, coaches, and ownership of Chicago's MLS team.

In this episode, we introduce ourselves and let you know what to expect from the show going forward. Be sure to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE, and download the episode wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey, soccer fans! The Chicago Fire took a trip to South Beach to face a Messi-less Inter Miami team but could not come back with a win. The Men in Red continue to play lethargic, uninspiring soccer, and fall to the Herons 2-1. Our host does not hold back in his criticism of the players and coaching staff, and gives his live reactions to Manager Frank Klopas' post-game comments.

In the second half of the show, Nick discusses headlines from the Chicago Fire organization - a Fan-First Guarantee if Messi doesn't play in Chicago and news on the new training center - as well as discussing the latest big MLS outgoing transfer. Caleb Wiley of Atlanta United has been transferred to Chelsea for a reported $11 million transfer fee.

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