MNUFC's coaches and players hear the boos, and they don't blame the fans. Admitting there's a problem is a step in the right direction, but what comes next?
Every team probably goes through some struggles at some point in the season, but for MNUFC, this is something different.
Put bluntly, in the span of two weeks, they've lost to both the worst team in MLS and the worst team in Liga MX.
On October 6, St. Paul will host a renewing of one of the great rivalries in sports, by which we mean people from Racine against the forces of good.
Minnesota had a lot of good moments against San Diego... but close wasn't quite enough for three points.
Emptying the notebook ahead of the Loons taking on San Diego.
Minnesota sits at .500, and has one of the lowest payrolls in the league. They're hovering right around the playoff line. Fans can be bitingly critical of the perceived lack of investment from the ownership suite, and as the deadline to add to the team approaches, many are
