Never being wrong is not the same thing as being right

The Loons skid hits five in Seattle, and if there was ever time for an existential crisis, it's now.

Free Headers: Seattle trips and other international duty

Minnesota heads to Seattle, sans several players who have instead gone off with their countries.

Episode 3: Joaquín Pereyra injured, quiz time, and pies in the sky

The Loons have lost four games in a row with a full squad. Now they've lost three players to international commitments, and offensive engine Joaquín Pereyra to a quad injury. Is this just crazy enough to work?

13 suggestions, of varying quality, to improve MNUFC's vibes

Everything's going wrong for Minnesota and the transfer window is closed. All that's left is to try to lift everyone's spirits.

Free Headers: Loons hope to have near-full contingent for Galaxy

Minnesota may be struggling defensively - but at least they aren't about to have injuries and suspensions wreak total havoc on them as well.

Episode 2: News, sporting directors, and bathroom radio

In episode 2 of the podcast, we talk about the two most important things for any club's front office: the chief soccer officer, and the gameday bathroom audio.

Restoring stability for MNUFC should start with permanent CSO job for Stebbins

MNUFC can't afford any more instability at the top. Making Hank Stebbins the permanent chief soccer officer would help move the club back to solid ground.

Cardboard Soccer, Part 3: Forgotten backwater... or hidden gem?

Topps hasn't always given all that much attention to MLS cards. Here now, a brief history of their attempts.

Loons left chasing the low bar of the playoff line

Minnesota's 4-2 loss at St. Louis on Saturday was, in a lot of ways, expected. St. Louis is on a historic undefeated run - only one team in league history has had a longer in-season streak without losing - and the Loons are mired in the doldrums. That&

Free Headers: Loons head to St. Louis, and who hates Iowa?

Minnesota heads to St. Louis, at a point where things aren't going well. Plus Gophers, transactions, and podcasts.

Podcast Episode 1: Why so many, uh, fallings down?

I've done so many other podcasts, why not ask myself the questions too?

Caution might be the key for fixing the Loons defense

Minnesota isn't going to stop pressing - but needs to work on picking the right moments to press.