Tom Bogert

And I think, too, for Nancy...

he's a proud guy and he's determined.

It went terribly, right?

It literally could not have gotten worse at Celtic.

I would be surprised if his next job is in MLS.

And maybe that's a little naive from me because... You'd be surprised if it is?

Yeah, because... Oh, interesting.

Again, maybe that's naive because he could have his pick at any job.

He'd become one of the highest paid managers in the league.

He would have a lot of control because of what he's earned, what he did in Columbus and Montreal.

But he's always wanted to go to Europe.

He's always wanted this next step.

So for him to go to Celtic and it go just disastrously after a month and then be like, all right, I'm back to MLS, I'd be a little bit surprised just from what I know about him.

But again, that's probably naive because the most money and the most control and the most security would be at MLS rather than going to a mid-table league club.

The only thing I'd say is I don't see him going to a club in the UK again.

I don't think that fans of any club, if a championship club tried to hire him, I don't think that the fans would let that happen just because of how bad it went at Celtic.

Yeah, the Robert Lewandowski Chicago fire is very, very real.

They have the money.

They have the infrastructure now.

And they, more importantly, probably, yeah, but they have a team that's good.