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For the Glory KC is back with the 53rd episode of the show… and it’s a sad week in KC soccer. So. Much. Losing.On this week’s episode, Sporting Kansas City lose the season series to St. Louis City SC. And it got ugly. We break down all four goals and what went wrong, ask some questions of the tactics on the day and more widely on the decision making of the club. After the game, Peter Vermes said it was poor decisions that led to the goals. One assumes he’s speaking of the players, but maybe he was talking about him and his staff’s inability to adjust to the changing state of the game.It also wouldn’t be a podcast hosted by me if I didn’t sneak in a little referee complaining. Jake Davis got crushed by Sam Adeniran and headbutted a bit after that. Obviously, Sporting KC have to win the game they are playing in, but of course these calls could change the game.This was not a foul…. Just because you get the ball (after he contacts the man btw), doesn't mean it's not a foul. #SportingKC #STLvSKC pic.twitter.com/zQ9zSW8gxF— Chad Smith (@PlayFor90) October 1, 2023I thought headbutts were red cards. I guess not if you are St. Louis City….Markanich retaliates against Jake Davis and gets a yellow. #SportingKC #STLvSKC pic.twitter.com/TmVpdEMckb— Chad Smith (@PlayFor90) October 1, 2023Our conversation naturally evolved into a discussion on if Peter Vermes should be fired or not and Sheena thinks he needs to be more emotional. I said, if he’s too emotional, he gets yellows (you see what I did there). If he comes out ranting and raving, fans won’t be happy with that either. Winning fixes everything and KC forgot to win this weekend.And because our analysis went so long on the SKC/STL game, we keep the rest of the podcast brief (which is ironic to say on an episode this long). We dive into the following topics:Here is a quick rundown of topics (and approximate start times):Big thanks to Splitter Conspiracy (listen to them here) for our theme music made with the permission of the KC Cauldron.You can find For the Glory KC wherever you get your podcasts. Just search “For the Glory KC” and be sure to subscribe! Here are some helpful links:Be sure to like and subscribe to the podcast. Five-star ratings and reviews will help others find the pod. On Spotify you can review on the mobile app by clicking the three dots. On Apple, it’s much more straight forward. If it’s not quite five-star worthy yet, feel free to let us know in the comments or on Twitter (@PlayFor90 or @ForTheGloryKC) Sheena essentially runs our FTG Twitter, so that’s a great way to get her takes.Also, you can find the podcast on all the social media platforms: @ForTheGloryKC on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook or you can email us at ForTheGloryKC at Gmail.Transcript from Revoldiv available after about 24 hours. Click the link, then search “For the Glory KC” for a free transcription (or you can transcribe any podcast you’d like).Predict the Lineup: Sporting Kansas City at Real Salt LakeKC and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad WeekendLoginCommentsInline FeedbacksView all commentswpDiscuzMake your voice heard. Leave a comment!

For the Glory KC is back with the 53rd episode of the show… and it’s a sad week in KC soccer. So. Much. Losing.On this week’s episode, Sporting Kansas City lose the season series to St. Louis City SC. And it got ugly. We break down all four goals and what went wrong, ask some questions of the tactics on the day and more widely on the decision making of the club. After the game, Peter Vermes said it was poor decisions that led to the goals. One assumes he’s speaking of the players, but maybe he was talking about him and his staff’s inability to adjust to the changing state of the game.It...

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