One Head is Better than Three

Welcome in ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, to RFK Refugees Podcast. Ted and Jon review two wins for DC United the Spirit. Both teams put together different but equally impressive wins on the road. Benteke and DC dominated Atlanta United, and the Spirit saw at a tough 2-1 win against Louisville. They review how...

Something About Murrell

DC United played a draw against Philadelphia Union, with goals from Christian Dájome and Jacob Murrell. The team showed versatility in their formations and had some standout performances from players like Aaron Herrera. The game had its ups and downs, with DC United taking an early lead but conceding a goal before halftime. Overall, the...

Benteke Heads it Home

DC United secured a 2-1 victory over the Seattle Sounders, with Jacob Murrell impressing as a potential secondary scorer. The game was marked by a not-at-all controversial red card decision that led to a penalty kick for DC United. The lack of depth and secondary scoring options remains a concern, and the team may need...

Two Goalkeepers and a Microphone

Welcome in ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, to RFK Refugees Podcast. Ted and Jon talk about the paltry bench options for a 2-0 loss for DC United away to NYCFC. They also discussed a big W for the Washington Spirit over the Gotham FC Free Agent Superteam. Join us Live Monday at 8:30PM and...

About US

Ted Meyer has been following DC United since childhood when he would trek to RFK Stadium with his dad, and the US upset over Portugal in the 2002 WC cemented soccer as his sport of choice. Then Alecko Eskandarian, the 2004 DC United team, and one chilly night in November solidified DC as his favorite team. He started to consume articles, podcasts, videos, and any content that dealt with DC and MLS. Wanting to be a part of this media, he joined the Champions Soccer Radio Network and the Around the League podcast covering all teams in MLS. There he met Jon as the DC United correspondent and they developed a regular report. Work took him away from podcasting, but he rejoined the scene with Jon when his situation changed. Frustrated with the lack of podcast content he wanted to bring a show for the fans of DC United. Working with Jon, RFK Refugees was born. He thanks his wife and family for being flexible as he pursues a passion talking soccer and his boyhood team.

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Jon

Jon Hoffman became a DC United fan right after they stopped winning things, and has found joy in Santino Quaranta’s second stint, Louis Crayton playing sweeper keeper, Marcelo Gallardo going home to recover from a hamstring pull and never coming back and a number of other endearing indignities over the years. He used to write about DC United for websites that don’t exist anymore and now writes about them and the Washington Spirit for this website that clearly exists. When he’s not working on this podcast, writing about these teams, or attending games he…does nothing because that accounts for all of the time. He has a wife, daughter and dog who all are very nice to him and let him spend hours in the basement doing a job for which he doesn’t technically get paid.