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

a man who's waving goodbye to Braden Trier. His name is Taylor Rockwell. Hello. Hello.

Is that how it works? We're taking him to a field, a state or something like that. He's just gone to a better place.

He'll be happy there. It is weird. It's a brain-trier retirement. Was the final game of the season.

I thought the kickers might fold. What if he was holding the whole thing up? You know, some people

like removal wall in their house and they're like, oh yeah, we're going to open it and make the kitchen bigger.

Yeah. Why is my house collapsed? He was the load-bearing wall. He was a brain-trier.

Yes. I mean, at times he was the season as the Hollywood theater.

He was the load-bearing defensive midfielder. There we go. So yeah, wonderfully Braden Trier ends

his career. He's Richmond Kickers career and is oblivious to soccer career. With a win, Richmond

Kickers 2 Orlando City B. Nell Trier was captain. He was holding midfielder. He was subbed off

right towards the end so he could get a big ovation at City Stadium. He was also the hold-emid

fielder. He was also held in the arms of Elliott Bar, co-host of River City, United

Greenback. Yes, we're going to be doing a kind of season review with them next week.

Yes. But I was looking at the, when we went back and watched some of the game, we saw

Winconner Shunoski, the kicker center back scored. They were all kind of celebrating

near the corner flag and in the background you can see Braden Trier communicating to the Red Army.

I want to jump up there and then he jumps up and I'm pretty sure it was Elliott. He landed on.

Trier also hit the bar in the first minute or two. Now really for a second though, all right,

we're going to get a bright and good bye go. Do you ever want to do this? We did it. We did it.

You did a great. But if you come out on your retirement game and score a hat trick and just

play lights out and beat everybody, I wonder if there is that moment of like, well, should I be

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