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David Goss here, Extra Time Radio Special with Ariel Castillo.

Ariel, thanks so much for joining me.

Hi, thanks for having me.

So we didn't talk about it much in the normal show this Monday morning or Monday afternoon

because we didn't want to over-look it at all or overshadow at all, but of course we mentioned on the show and

everyone has been talking about around the world the tragic events that occurred in

Orlando last weekend and we wanted to have on someone from Orlando to talk about what they're doing and the impact the community has had but how this community has united and come together to move on and very touching and moving memorials and tributes at the match for Orlando City Soccer Club on Saturday night.

So let's have on President and founder Phil Rollins to talk a little bit about that and a little

bit about how we can all maybe help out and

get involved. Phil, thanks so much for joining us. My pleasure, thanks for having me.

And Phil, we've had you on a lot to talk on this show after they're a great, you know,

open cup victory over Kansas City when you were in UL and all the times the good times you've had in mLS in your short time so far but this a much more

Somber note is Saturday night you had your tribute the first home game in the city since the attacks at the Pulse nightclub and the attacks in Orlando and we just wanted to know a little bit about how the whole thing came together. I mean it was a many layered tribute.

There was a lot going on. Even from TV you could just feel an eerie sense in the stadium.

Just tell us a little bit about it.

Well you know I think it was certainly one of the most difficult weeks that I never had

as a bit late for the football club and I know for staff, many of them were practically very deeply

by the churchy at the Night Club on Sunday morning.

And so it affected us across the whole of the club.

And one of the things that we recognized very early on last week was that we were going to carry a lot of

responsibility for helping the city come back together again to heal after this

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