On this special episode we are joined by a figure who has been at the heart of the Columbus Crew’s most historic moments over the last decade. Carlos Mojica has experienced the club from every possible perspective, beginning his journey as a fan in the Nordecke before transitioning into a pivotal role in the front office. As the club's Communications Manager, Carlos served as a vital bilingual bridge for international stars during the 2020 MLS Cup Championship run and the move into Lower.com Field (now Scotts Miracle-Gro Field). We go into his upbringing, how he got to Columbus, joining the Crew organization, and then finally we talk about his book that came out this week!"Goal!: Awesome Soccer Stories and Fun Facts for Kids." profiles over 100 players for young kids to help them know more about the players who have shaped the beautiful game!Get the Book: "Goal!: Awesome Soccer Stories and Fun Facts for Kids" is available now at major retailers and local Columbus bookstores and also at this link to help the publisher: geni.us/goalawesomesoccerBe sure to follow us on our socials below:➡️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/4thecrewpodcast➡️ Twitter: https://twitter.com/4TheCrewPodcast➡️ Discord: https://discord.com/invite/FbVsmuDuat➡️ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@4thecrewpodcast

For the first time, Matt goes solo to break down the Columbus Crew’s 2-1 loss to Toronto. It has been a winless start to the MLS season, and there is plenty to be frustrated about. In this episode, Matt takes a look at where the team is struggling, what continues to go wrong, and where there are still signs of growth. This episode also tries to give an honest evaluation of a team searching for its first win and trying to find its identity.

The Columbus Crew fall 1-0 at home to Nashville, and the bigger conversation can’t be avoided anymore. Four games into the MLS season, the Crew are still searching for a win. This episode is not just a match recap. It is a deep dive into what is going wrong, how the current Designated Players are performing, and why the attack and overall identity feel disconnected. We discuss what needs to change, where accountability falls, and whether this is a temporary dip or something more structural.

PS. Matt had some wifi issues during this episode so apologies ahead of time lol