We rejoin hosts Marc and Sean live at the College Media Association’s annual convention as they continue their conversation with NYCFC broadcasters Glenn Crooks and Roberto Abramowitz. The fellas lament about ticket prices, give a little NYC radio history, and bequeath superlatives on the MLS fanbases.

Marc and Sean hosted the show live from the Marriott Marquis in New York City as part of the College Media Association’s annual convention. They were joined by NYCFC radio play-by-play announcers Glenn Crooks and Roberto Abramowitz, who talked about their career paths, Major League Soccer, and how soccer hits different than other sports in America.

If you’ve ever wanted to know who arranged the marriage of soccer & NYC bars, then Sean and Marc have the answer for you! They catch up with “The Legend” himself, Jack Keane; wrap up their Chelsea chat at The Football Factory; and check out the Blues’ celestial chart with resident astrologist Scott Tejerian.

Marc and Sean talk West Ham United; Sean hangs with some Hammers fans at Smithfield Hall, which bills itself “New York’s Best Sports Bar;” and the guys take a quick trip back in time to early 20th century Tin Pan Alley.

Marc and Sean pick up their talk about Tottenham Hotspur -- and it was perfect timing, given the sacking of Thomas Frank -- with special guests including members of the Montclair (NJ) Spurs Supporters' Group (RIP, Pineapple Express BBQ) and our resident astrologist, Scott Tejerian.

Marc and Sean continue talking Reds, including whether Sean somehow jinxed the defending Premier League champions and what might make jumping on the Liverpool FC bandwagon so appealing, along with a check of their charts with our resident astrologist, Scott Tejerian.

On this week's show, Marc and Sean are looking into Liverpool fandom. They discuss Sean’s visit to the 11th Street Bar, why the Reds "Never Walk Alone," and what the Anfield experience is all about.

Marc and Sean interview Alexis Guerreros, co-host of the Soccer Cooligans. They talk Arsenal fandom, toeing the comedy line on live TV, and draw the battle lines on New Jersey’s biggest divide - the eternal "Pork Roll vs Taylor Ham" debate.