The Drop In

The Drop In awards are back for their 4th season! What started as a silly idea has turned into a weekly show that has become a family that loves to follow around our beloved Monterey Bay FC. This year, we stepped it up, and we added physical trophies, the golden emu! Thanks to everyone who has supported us over the years! We have a whole community behind us uplifting us, and we could not do it without you. Stay tuned, next season will be even bigger!!

Mobi Fehr is one of the original signings for Monterey Bay FC. He sits down with us in the studio to talk about his journey in life and soccer. It is a fascinating journey that spans most of the globe.

His latest stop was here in the 83, and we talked about what that was like, if he found any good Japanese food in the area, and his plans.

Mike Sheehan is the new CEO of MBFC. He sat down with us in the studio to talk about who he is and how he ended up in the 831. We have a great discussion about his plans for the team and his history in sports. We even have a great discussion about the great sport of armadillo racing. This is an excellent interview to get to know the new person in charge of our beloved soccer team. Our iPad froze during the interview, but Mama T took screenshots of all the questions submitted during the show, so we'll collate and pass them on. We also talked about a Town Hall Q&A session, so we have lots more to talk about this offseason. Lastly, Mike invited SFD to return to Cardinale Stadium, so keep your eyes and ears open in 2026!

Grant Robinson is one of the longest tenured players for MBFC. He sits down in the studio with us to talk about life growing up in Maryland, bouncing around the country, and the longevity of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. He's a great person and is one of the hardest workers on the pitch. You don't want to miss this conversation! Thank you, Grant, for listening for all this time and for coming on The Drop In!

The USL regular season is coming to a close. That means it's almost time to wrap up season 4 of The Drop In. In this episode, we talk about last week's match against the Pittsburgh Riverhounds and the visit from fan favorite Chase Boone. We also announce our new line of t-shirts designed by Dereks Designs. You can buy one at Dereks-designs.com. Also, stay tuned for our upcoming end-of-year awards. We plan to add a listener-voted category.

Nico Campuzano came to the 831 from Northern Spain, and now he is one of the best keepers in the league. We go through his life history from Los Corrales de Buelna to his graduate school at Pitt. This is a candid interview where we get to know one of our newest players. From swimming in the ocean to cutting socks to keep them over your knees, this conversation is fun and honest.

Monterey Bay FC struggled to get its offense going in a 4-0 loss to the Tampa Bay Rowdies, but somehow our slim playoff chances stay alive. We talk about the miracles needed to reach the postseason for the first time in our history. We also get into our adventure to Sacramento for the Jagermeister Cup Final. What an adventure it was…

As the 2025 USL Championship season winds down, the Union have not fared well — but against fellow California clubs, MBFC are top dogs in the Golden State, which was helped significantly this past Saturday with a win over Sacramento Republic, our dominance over state rival clubs! The Union's brickwall keeper, Nico Campuzano, is up for Save of the Week (Vote NOW), and electric midfielder Adrian Rebollar and coach Jordan Stewart were included in the Team of the Week! Our lads are on the road this weekend, traveling south to Florida to face Tampa Bay Rowdies — check out your watch party locations at Alvarado Street Brewery & The Brass Tap Marina!

The USL Championship season is coming to a close, and the Union needs a lot of help to get back into the fight. New Mexico United came into Cardinale on Saturday, but a late-game equalizer from former Union player Luther Archimede kept us from getting all 3 points. Next up: Nor Cal rival Sacramento Republic comes down to Seaside, trying to keep their hold on a home playoff spot.

The 2025 USL Championship season is in its homestretch, and the Union is trying to sneak into the playoffs for the first time in its history. Last Saturday's loss put us at the bottom of the Western Conference. Still, a home-heavy schedule gives us a slim chance of seeing the postseason for the first time in our short history.

We want to hear from you! What can this team do to get more people in the stadium next season?

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