The Crew returns to chat the 2022 USL Championship Season opening loss to Sacramento Republic FC. They review the match and focus on much of the positives that are there given how well El Paso Locomotive played. The pace in the attack, the emphasis on intensity and the relative comfort throughout the match. They also look ahead to the Derby at the weekend as they welcome New Mexico United. The Crew talk the advantages Locomotive might have and speak about a returning Locomotive player who could add intrigue to the SWUP.

The SL Crew are back to take an in depth look at El Paso Locomotive's 4th season in the USL Championship. They look at how the offseason went, the new look squad and tactics, expectations and predictions for the new season. Then it is on to a preview of the Nick Ross Derby against Sacramento Republic FC which kicks off this Saturday. The gang then gives their predictions for that game. What a way to get started in the 2022 USL Season!

Ander Egiluz joins the Seriously Loco Crew and answers questions about his football origins at Athletic Club Bilbao, his journey throughout the Spanish Segunda Division B, and the connections there that brought him to El Paso. He also discusses his favorite players, both inside and outside of Bilbao, his thoughts on Locomotive's preseason and his thoughts ahead of the USL Championship opener against Sac Republic FC.

The SL Crew is back to talk with new Locomotive winger Nick Hinds. We talk about his heritage and his footballing father, his time with the Seattle Sounders system, his loan to Austin Bold last season and what has brought him to Locomotive. We also chat about his game, his admiration of Marcelo and his involvement in Emannuel Sonupe's "Rolled Taco Fiasco"

Phil and Mikka get together to chat to Emmanuel Sonupe, the first signing of the John Hutchinson era at El Paso Locomotive. He talks about his decade at Spurs (despite growing up supporting Arsenal.) He also talks about his time spent in the Football League and those people who contributed most to his career. Then he talks about his move to Locomotive, the linkups that have started to emerge in these early days and looks ahead to exciting the SWUP in a season-opening Derby.

Phil, Mikka and Christian are joined by new El Paso Locomotive boss John Hutchinson. Hutch talks all about his journey to El Paso, his philosophy when it comes to tactics and building a new team, and about the amount of food available in El Paso. With a new season on the horizon, there's no better place to find out all about the new gaffer!

Phil and Mikka return for the 4th season of Seriously Loco which kicked off with a bang as El Paso Locomotive announced the appointment of John Hutchinson as the Head Coach and Technical Director. A new era at Locomotive starts and there is talk of his background, the style he'll look to play and what we can expect for signings this offseason.

Phil and Mikka get together and commiserate on Mark Lowry's departure from El Paso Locomotive to Indy Eleven. The pair address the call that signaled them to the news, the legacy that Mark leaves behind, the reasons he's left, unfinished business and potential successors. Process the news, look forward, and Stay Loco

Phil and Mikka are back and it's time to look at the playoffs. Oakland Roots come to town and face El Paso Locomotive for the first time ever. We chat about the return of Memo Diaz to the SWUP, look at Roots tactical style, make some guesses about team selection and finally guess the score. One for the tactics nerds. Then a couple of listener questions like "Why is EP underestimated" and "Who would you want to see join USL Championship from League 1 or elsewhere?" PLAYOFFS BABY

Phil, Mikka and Christian return to talk Locomotive TikToks, quickly recap the Los Dos anomaly and the Austin Bold Bounce Back. Then it's onto the OKC Energy match where Locomotive got revenge for that inaugural match loss. Then we address some Diego Luna rumors and the UTEP game conflicting with a playoff match now. Then we look ahead to playoff scenarios and RGV.