FiftyFive.One Podcast

The US Women are kicking off the final push for World Cup Qualifying with a game on Thursday against Mexico. Minnesota United get their second win in a row against a weakened NYCFC. And Rodrigo, Wes, and Eric are here to talk all about it.

Wes, Rodrigo, and Eric are back in the lounge of the Black Hart of Saint Paul and they are ready to talk about the NWSL Final. Then they go to the tale of two halves Minnesota match against Portland before hitting on questions and telling the story of Gio Savarese's nachos.

Rodrigo and Wes are back and they dig into the magic of ordering three chilcanos and how it makes Ibarra score goals. They also talk about the NWSL semi-finals and prepare for the final this Saturday.

A quick post-game discussion of Minnesota v DC United as well as USMNT and NWSL with du Nord, Bruce McGuire.

Rodrigo, Alex, and Wes are all back to talk about about finding joy as the season slips into oblivion and try to answer which player would be best at burlesque dancing.

Off again this week, but wanted to answer a listener question and announce the watch party at Town House Bar (future Black Hart) this Saturday.

For our 100th episode, Jeff Rueter returns with Wes and Alex to talk about the Ramirez trade and to look at MNUFC's peers around the league. And then lots of twitter questions. It's a long one, folks.

Rodrigo and Wes celebrate Peruvian Independence Day by talking about the 4-2 drubbing of Minnesota United...? Plus there is an update on #SaintNicWatch and what the hell is this team thinking by considering trades for Ramirez?

And you may ask yourself, where did I get these 9 points? And you may ask yourself where did I get this beautiful wife?

Rodrigo, Eric, Alex, and Wes talk about the midweek win over New England, the bare-bottom spanking of LAFC, the Benedetti rumors, the Ramirez discontent, and a million twitter questions. Sorry this show went long.

Wes has a special sit down with Fox Soccer consultant and producer, Ben Grossman who is minty fresh off a month at the World Cup. They talk about what goes in to making a World Cup tv production work and succeed. Ben is also a minority owner of Minnesota United, so the two also delve into how he rates the Loons so far.