Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Caleb Porter and his Columbus Crew arming a competitor


For manager Caleb Porter entering in his second year at the helm of the Crew, he would like to forget last season and focus on seasons to come with an all competitive side and looking forward too many memorable seasons. 

So far, these club directives have been hard at work to build a strong team for manager Porter as you recall he defeated the Black and Gold back in 2015, when he was the manager of the Portland Timbers.

Now the man is looking forward to capturing the charm of the Columbus fans in building a winner, as this side new order of business by its new ownership is to build a new venue downtown to be open next season. 

As previously stated, this club has been hard at work in getting players to build ahead of another contested season in Major League Soccer as well in the Eastern Conference considered one tough association. 

With this being an expansion season, the Crew is to play against a new foe in their conference in what looks to be a strong opponent in newcomer Inter Miami that is going to be a tough opponent in their debut season. 

With many new faces coming to Columbus, one that comes to our attention is the reunion of Caleb Porter with his former U of Akron alumni Darlington Nagbe coming via trade from Atlanta United and FC Cincy and former Portland Timbers striker Fanendo Adi pick off waivers.

Still, other names that for sure will uplift the Crew game and plugin many holes in much-needed areas of Porter’s starting eleven, their record signing in Argentine midfielder Lucas Zelayaran from Liga MX Tigres UANL, midfielder Derrick Etienne on loan with FC Cincy, defender Vito Wormgoor from Norway’s side Brann.

In addition of this club netting other players in goalkeeper Matt Lampson from LA Galaxy, forward Jordan Hamilton from Portuguese side Trofense, center back Axel Sjöberg from Colorado and midfielders as Home grown in Aidan Morris and Sebastian Berthalter.

For this club last season missing the playoffs in what looked like a prosing start of the season, the club entered a slump and finished in 10th place missing the grand fete of the postseason after five consecutive appearances. 

The way this cub is arming to front another contested season for Caleb Porter and company so far building a contender after his club front office supporting his project in his bid to try to bring that lost winning drive.

In the end, for the Crew, these have everything to have a decent season and possibly have a good run in the US Open Cup last won back in 2009, a competition denied to Porter in his time at Portland and with this club, he armed maybe this could be his year. 

Still with the competitor on the Eastern Conference anything can happen with Inter Miami arming a strong side, anything can happen as well for the Crew to build up a strong game, but a mishap can be costly and finish below seventh place.

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