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The guys sit down with FMFC midfielder, USL League One winner, and footballing journeyman John Murphy, Jr. The first guest to bring a charcuterie tray for the episode(!), Murph shares about growing up in a New Jersey soccer town, signing for the Red Bulls academy at 17, his career thus far, and what brought him to Madison. This weekend's nationally-televised game is discussed, as is the hope that the FMFC faithful can show what makes this community special. Thanks again to our Patreon backers, who continue to help make this show possible.

Andrew and Grant chat to FMFC Head Coach and Technical Director, Matt Glaeser, after the massive 4-1 victory over Lexington SC this past weekend. We dig into some Mitch-supplied numbers, and find that this year's team is already righting some wrongs from previous seasons, and currently playing some of the best football Madison has seen. Thanks as always to our Patreon backers; without whom this podcast wouldn't happen.

Mitch is back, as is four-time guest, FMFC striker Nazeem Bartman. Ziemo brings along a very special guest all the way from South Africa, his mom: Sakima. We chat about experiencing snow for the first time, and hear from the Bartmans about putting on a youth soccer tournament in their hometown to honor Sakima's late husband and Nazeem's son's namesake; his departed father (and Bonteheuwel legend), Faisel Bartman.
For more info on the Faisel Bartman Legacy Foundation, their tournament, or to donate, check out their website.

Mitchless, we trudge on with Christian Chaney through a bad day at the office, a gutsy grinding win in another 5 goal battle vs Greenvile, and a first win against a storied opponent. We hope for more goals, pine for more Jäger-sponsored tie-ins, and laud the importance of away support. Apologies for any possible factual inconsistencies due to Mitch's absence ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

After a stinker of a debut in the illustrious Jägermeister Cup, the guys try to draw positives about the team's current form, and end up with more questions than answers. Mitch nearly has a conniption, Grant talks pressing the panic button, and Andrew questions the precedence of equestrians in football.

FMFC's Director of Operations, Keith Tiemeyer joins us once again as we discuss the importance of Flamingos vs Badgers to both organizations and their fans, playing a part of a larger legacy, and Mitch nearly undersells a delightul film.
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