30 Shots 0 Goals - Shades of Blue

EPISODE · Mar 13, 2023 · 46 MIN

30 Shots 0 Goals - Shades of Blue

from KC Soccer Journal: A Sporting KC Podcast · host FFSN Sporting KC

We're three matches into the season and Sporting KC has yet to find the back of the net. The 30 shots is a sign they're creating chances, but the quality of chances is lacking. While Daniel Salloi has yet to find midseason form and Willy Agada appears to struggle with confidence at the moment, the impact of missing Johnny Russell has been painfully obvious. Newcomer Nemanja Radoja made his MLS debut, but he played a different position than expected. Remi Walter has things working nicely with the centerbacks from the #6 position. All of a sudden the attack seems to be a larger issue than the defense, who have given up just one goal in 270 minutes. Robert Voloder is still working some kinks out, but progressing nicely. Tim Leibold slotted in at left back and played well in his first start. We talk about press box shenanigans and Peter Vermes clapping back at the KC Star reporter. Also, some very strong opinions on St. Louis City. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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