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On this episode, we dive deep into FC Edmonton's loss to San Francisco. The starting lineup looked...interesting but ultimately was not as good as the previous week in Indy. Why the changes? We attempt to examine why but only get even more confused (which doesn't seem to take much).

Next, we talk about a recent blog Nathan posted, "Are Supporter Groups Killing Supporter Culture in Edmonton?" We both chime in on what we thing is hurting the growth, and examine a very well done blog in response written by a newer FC Edmonton fan.

And finally, we tease LCRV merch. Would you be into that? Any ideas for designs? Please feel free to let us know what you think!

This weeks podcast is brought to you by the Edmonton Community Foundation! The Edmonton Community Foundation works as a bridge between donors and charities to help create a contribute to the strong vibrant community here in Edmonton. They also produce The Well Endowed podcast and this month they feature queer history tour of Edmonton guided by Darrin Hagin. We both found the podcast very interesting, and you can listen for yourself here. 

There's a lot to cover this week! We start by talking about FCE's big win against Indy this past weekend. There was a few lineup changes that we discuss that helped contribute to the result.

Next we move on to discuss Tom Fath admitting to sitting in on Canadian Premier League meetings. We speculate if this means the NASL meetings last week didn't go well. And following that news, we learn that the NASL plans to sue the USSF in a Hail Mary move to save the league. There's also a few interesting notes that happen to get leaked as well.

This weeks podcast is brought to you by the Edmonton Community Foundation! The Edmonton Community Foundation works as a bridge between donors and charities to help create a contribute to the strong vibrant community here in Edmonton. They also produce The Well Endowed podcast and this month they feature queer history tour of Edmonton guided by Darrin Hagin. We both found the podcast very interesting, and you can listen for yourself here. 

After this past Sunday's match, we return to being an FC Edmonton supporter therapy session. We break down the frustrating loss and make a few suggestions on how the starting eleven should line up this coming week against, well, the Indy Eleven.

We then proceed to talk about NASL losing it's division sanctioning and the fall out this past week in statements from teams and reaction from the fans.

It also appears that the Delta's front office attempted to do damage control by creating another blog that ended up again just asking fans to do the teams marketing. We explain how wrong this is and how it surely will set up failure for this team.

Our podcast ends on talking about the Benfica vs Rangers friendly match in Hamilton this October and how this can affect CPL hype in the city. This conversation evolved into a discussion about CPL attendance and what's reasonable to expect.

This weeks podcast is brought to you by Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB! You can find us and other great local podcasts on their website! This episode is also brought to you by ATB. ATB is big on listening and you can learn more about them being more than a bank at atb.com/listen.

On this episode, we cover the breaking news of NASL losing it's division 2 sanctioning by the USSF. We try to paint a broad picture about what it means for clubs looking to move to MLS (Indy, North Carolina) and the stronger clubs wanting to compete with MLS (Miami). Of course, we finish our thoughts off on this topic by considering what this means for FC Edmonton.

We then look at this past weeks matches, including FCE's rare result in North Carolina. Of course we analyze the table to death and look ahead to this Sunday's match against that same NCFC side (which has never won at Clarke yet)

The podcast ends with our thoughts on the latest signings from the academy, and how they fit into the teams future, as early as next season even.

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The Eddies win in San Francisco and we obviously react to it. We talk about the travelling support (which mostly happen to be former guests), how lady luck helped, and of course Tomi's Play of the Week calibre goal!

We then moved on to talk about an interview that Red Nation Online posted about former Eddie Adam Straith, which included how he viewed his time in Edmonton, why he moved back to Germany and his views on the coming Canadian Premier League.

We also looked at FCE bringing in former Canadian U-17 couch Sean Fleming to the coaching ranks. He'll be heading up the U-16 level and we discuss how that's a positive thing for FCE's academy moving forward.

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We return to our regular format this week and talk at length about FC Edmonton at length. We look back to the last 2 matches and go over the many things FCE is doing right, and the two major things they can't do: score goals and keep a clean sheet. We also look at results around the league, including Jacksonville's decision to go with actual attendance rather than distributed tickets. There's also a new FCE jersey to discuss, sort of. We look at the FC Edmonton sponsored jersey for the Tour of Alberta. And for fun we talk about how we see FC Edmonton becoming a bigger player in the Canadian Premier League from our perspective.

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FC Edmonton GM Jay Ball joins us this week. This conversation (at a pub) was fun as Jay shares his experience in helping turn the awareness and attendance up at FC Edmonton matches. He goes into what he learned last season, how they're succeeding this season and what they can do to improve still. Jay also shares some thoughts on th supporters, the teams philanthropic endeavours, and even a little Canadian Premier League chat (sharing his own personal opinions, of course).

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In this weeks podcast, we talk about FCE's win in Indy and how that can help change the perspective of this team's playoff chances with the table being wiped clean for the Fall season. We also get into some other aspects of the match, like Watson's return, Corea's brace and the great showings from Fisk and Fordyce.

We also talk about more players returning from injury, Miami falling out of the US Open Cup, San Francisco getting an attendance boost and more!

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When we get back to our regularly scheduled programming, we discuss this past weekends match against Indy. We included an in depth look at each players performance as well.

We then address the protest in the stands from ESG. We got statements from the team, the group and paid members who were left out of the loop.

In the second half of the podcast, we talk about the open letter from the San Francisco Delta's owner Brian Helmick. We talk at length about how we believe this is being blown out of proportion and some parts we just don't understand coming from an owener.

We then look ahead to next week and take some likely laughable guesses at the scores.

This week we return with a roster update (so far anyway) of who's in for the fall season. 2 of the 3 are familiar names for FCE fans. We also try to break down what they can add to help FCE have a more positive fall season.

We then move on to talk about Soccer Day in Saskatchewan. We know, this is an Alberta based podcast but we felt it had plenty of connections to Edmonton and news about growth of pro soccer in the Prairies. We run down what's been shared from the town hall meet up that was arranged, and how the crowd could help determine the success of a potential pro team in the 306.

We then do a brief prediction of what we are expecting from FCE for the start of their fall season when they host the Indy Eleven this coming Sunday.