He seemed to be there forever. Part of the furniture...
In fact he was... in every Impact meeting with DC United that’s ever taken place to date, Ben Olsen was in the DC United dug-out. That’s 20 times (21 when you consider the Impact’s play-off victory at RFK Stadium in 2015).
The second-longest tenured coach in MLS history (10 years) left his job, Thursday. As player and coach he was involved in 71.1% of all matches in DC United’s MLS-history.
But how did he fare against the Impact?
Well it’s pretty much a mixed bag from when Bernardo Corradi’s goal at RFK Stadium gave the Impact it’s first-ever MLS road point, back in April 2012, to the last occasion earlier this year at MLS-is-Back when Saphir Taider’s strike earned Montreal it’s only win in the Florida tournament.