A Growing Distance Between Club and Community

I don't

know.

I know for myself, I was at the game last Wednesday against, was it Rhode Island? And I felt like the team, really, because they were coming together, it looked like they used their time off.

The timing was better.

Having Mack in the middle and Memo, I thought that the movement, the chances created were great.

They looked like they were heading in the right direction.

So I felt really positive going into the Boise game.

And then just watching that, I was, you could probably hear me wherever you guys are located, banging my head on my dining room table, like, what is going on here? Um, incredibly frustrating.

And all of us, you know, are on social media.

So we've seen comments from people, some a lot more, uh, extreme and, uh, not as constructive as us, but it's people, people are not happy.

Had a couple, uh, I'd say fans, but viewers, listeners, people that follow our content, reach out and have some nice conversations with them.

And, you know, I, I want anyone from the team, the organization that listens to us to we're upset because we care.

We're passionate about this.

This is not just poking holes at people and pointing fingers and laying blame and walking away.

We think about, you know, what are some potential solutions? What are some suggestions we can offer that might help things? And right now, we're not getting a whole lot from the team.

It's kind of like they're bunkered in.

We're not getting a whole lot of communications.

We didn't get any post-game comments from players or coaches that would indicate that they too are fed up with how things are going and inconsistency.

So that's kind of really where it lies with me.

You go through ups and downs during the season, but I would expect people to own up to it and say, look, I get it.

We're frustrated too.

I'm like, okay, good.

I'm hearing at least you're seeing it right now.

I don't know.

I have no idea.