hen it comes to building a club it takes a great staff, a great program, and a lot of luck. For Inter Miami FC it has been a tough road getting just one of those three items. After years of waiting and stops and starts it was expected that the club would finally be on the right path when they kicked off play last year. Despite their playoff appearance last year and a strong run to end the season, the removal of coach Diego Alonso and insertion of Phil Neville as well as additional front office upheaval shows that they
