While I sympathize with the crew faithful possibly losing their team, I don't have a problem with an owner of a business moving to where he or she feels is a better location.

But Anthony Precourt, Don Garber, and MLS owners, this has gone on far enough.

For the good of the league and the sport, you need to rip this band-aid and make this move official.

Hello, Sunshine, I'm Alexi Lollis and welcome to the State of the Union podcast.

Where we look at the beautiful game on and off the field through the lens of red, white, and blue colored glasses.

As you heard, we'll be talking about the situation in Columbus.

We'll have our Mossy Makes the Case segment. We'll be answering your questions in our Ask Alexi segment and so much more.

But first as always, joining me, my friend, my colleague, my guiding guiding light David Mossy a soccer

savant and a fox soccer researcher and writer extraordinary mr mossy how are you my

friend I am good had a busy weekend with the Bundesliga but got through it also

had time by the way to go see the new spike leaf film black clansman that everybody's

talking and and verdict I like up, thumbs down.

Perhaps when you go see it, we'll discuss it on the pot.

I know our movie tastes aren't always in sync.

We almost came to blows over Dunkirk, but.

As is the case with most movies, I will see this at 37,000 feet at some point in my

crisscrossing of our great nation here.

Okay, we are back in the saddle, in that I am back here at our digital studios here in Playa in Los Angeles after what amounts

to about 90 days on the road for me, a little less than 90 days on the road here.

I have missed all of you, all of your beautiful faces and I've missed being able to

stare into those beautiful eyes of your mossy. But as you can tell by the audio, if you're just getting audio here,

we are back and hopefully for the foreseeable future this will continue on

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