There’s always a buzz of activity around a new key hire at a team. People within a club are as curious as fans to get a first read — and there’s a little crackle of expectation as the new arrival walks the corridors for the first time. Chicago Fire is no different. Even at this time of immense and rapid changes for our working lives — new stadium, new city center offices, new brand, new team core, new work colleagues — the arrival of our new head coach cuts through the other developments to register as something particularly seismic and tone-setting for all of us.
The Fire Inside: A conversation with Raphael Wicky
