With D.C. United's season slowly going off the rails, this is a good time to see how their off the field year is going.

Washington Post journo, Steven Goff, joins the show to discuss the "weird time" the club is going through, the likelihood of on field reinforcements before the end of the season (and when to expect them), and if the owners are aware of the restlessness of the fanbase.

Then, Roche and Steven reminisce about the early days of D.C. United and the joy Steven still gets from telling the human stories at the club.

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After a solid (but not spectacular) start, D.C. United stumbled badly in their first big test of the season.

What went wrong?

Can it be corrected?

Does this team have the talent to make the playoffs?

To get some answers, DCU head coach Troy Lesesne joins Roche to discuss the state of the team, why "win now" has to be the mantra, why the club switched player models during the preseason, and how bought in ownership is.

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Eight years ago, David Schnegg was 19, a full time construction worker, and a part time soccer player in a semi-pro league.

Today, he is the starting left back for D.C. United and someone who is being counted on to return the club to glory.

He joins Roche to discuss his unusual path to professional soccer, how he fits into Troy Lesesne's system, why he's always wanted to play in the United States, what Liechtenstein is like, and how he still doesn't understand what a credit score is.

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