“Obviously we’re not happy about that,” Wicky said Thursday during a conference call. “You never wish (for) an injury to a player. Unfortunately, it’s part of the game, and it happens, and then as a coaching staff, you have to try to deal with it the best you can. That’s what we’re doing.
Chicago Fire already needed more than just Robert Beric to score goals. A recent string of injuries will test their attacking depth — and offseason strategy.
