Hello and welcome to Richmond Kickers Weekly. My name is Darryl Grove and I'm joined by

a man who I don't think will be supporting a team in the USL League on playoffs. His name

is Tyler Rockwell. I mean, I'll be supporting Ford Madison because I enjoyed meeting their

fans and enjoyed watching them play. I take your point though that I will probably not be supporting

the Richmond Kickers in the playoffs since it seems very unlikely. It's not mathematically impossible

that they will be in the playoffs. So mathematically, mathematically. Still root, it's still possible

numerically, but it's just so unlikely. It's so unlikely for games left that the kickers will overtake

what four of the teams to make the top four. It's unlikely because that requires everybody else to

lose games and drop points, but it's also still looking at it. We need a bunch of teams to fold.

It's really, really fast. Yeah, but it's also unlikely because it still is incumbent upon the

kickers to pick up four wins in a row, which is not a thing I think they're capable of doing.

It's not what it's happened recently. No. Yeah. So we are here to review the Richmond Kickers zero

Ford Madison one. This was this past Saturday's game at City Stadium. What minute did Madison score?

Because it was if it was out of the fifth or very early into the sixth. It was the sixth. There we go.

According to you for sure. I think they get the ball back in the fifth. They score in the sixth.

So I think the best thing we can do is maybe just break down this goal, because it was the main bit of

action in this game. Yeah, that works for me. All right. I think as you said to me, because you saw

this before, did you with that at the game? Right? I wasn't. It starts with a kickers counter attack.

It ends with a Ford Madison goal. It does. Can I can I pause there to go back a little bit to say that

we had David Buello on last week, Richmond Kickers head coach. One of the things I wanted to ask

him about what we sort of ran out of time was about the kickers having problems early. And I have

been aware of that because I tend to get there right around kickoff. The first thing you do when

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