Podcast appearances and mentions of Alex Bono

In the latest episode of The Bad Hombres FC Podcast, Mario and José discuss the Washington Spirit's latest home win and D.C. United's dominant victory over Montreal. Hear from goalkeeper Alex Bono who explains his thoughts on all the changes in D.C.'s defense. Music: District Four by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3662-district-four License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

SummaryIn this episode, Jon & Ted review the game between DC United and FC Cincinnati, focusing on the performance of Gabriel Pirani (

Tyler and I are joined by Keegan Rosenberry of Colorado Rapids and DC United's Alex Bono to discuss... HEADLINES: Messi wins Ballon d'Or but who is the favorite to win in 2024; Sandro Tonali's suspension and chatter inside MLS locker rooms about gambling; sad situation involving Luis Diaz's parents plus Timothy Weah injury news WHAT IF: you had to pick one USMNT squad from anytime in history to face the Monstars in a soccer version of Space Jam... who you picking? (Also: we debate -- aka Sam is harassed about -- the cultural resonance of Space Jam) PREMIER LEAGUE: takeaways from City spanking United; some love for Wolves and Everton; we critique Bono's Power Rankings and Sam makes shocking admission about this weekend's Tottenham vs Chelsea game ROUND THE WORLD: Keegan and Bono offered their two cents on the new MLS playoff format plus thoughts on some of the most intriguing matchups, plus a brief reaction to USWNT's games versus Colombia STOPPAGE TIME: Ivan Toney's Best Bets and GOAWs

HEADLINES: tryong to make sense of Gregg Berhalter not yet contacting Gio Reyna and breaking news on Antony being dropped by Brazil WHAT IF: the LAFC fan had actually domed Messi with that drink... how would that have played out? PREMIER LEAGUE: Arsenal/United postmortem, Chelsea stays crumbling, Spurs are sexy but are they good(?) and Power Rankings ROUND THE WORLD: USMNT roster thots plus preview of Uzbekistan and Oman games, reaction to Carlos Vela's comments on Messi and Alex Bono's MLS power rankings STOPPAGE TIME: Ivan Toney's Best Bets and GOAWs

Sam is joined by Tyler Terens, Overtime Mitch, Alex Bono and Antonie Hoppenot on a mission to prepare fans new and old for World Cup 2022. Including in this episode are: GROUP PREVIEWS Group A (2:00) - Netherlands, Senegal, Ecuador & Qatar Group B (14:00) - England, USA, Wales & Iran Group C (31:30) - Argentina, Mexico, Poland & Saudi Arabia Group D (43:45) - France, Denmark, Tunisia & Australia Group E (52:00) - Spain, Germany, Japan & Costa Rica Group F (58:30) - Belgium, Croatia, Morocco & Canada Group G (1:09:10) - Brazil, Switzerland, Serbia & Cameroon Group H (1:20:15) - Portugal, Uruguay, Good Korea & Ghana PREDICTIONS Who is winning this thing (1:33:10) Darkhorses & Sleepers (1:42:30) Favorites who are DOA (1:48:30) Individual awards (1:54:45)

HEADLINES: Benzema and Putellas win Ballon d'Ors; Premier League unveils 2023 summer tour plans with a twist; Kylain Mbappe allegedly already wants out; Merrit Paulson steps down; #KUWTI update sees Queen Wanda playing with our emotions WWI [24:15]: if your life is on the line, who takes a penalty for you? PREMIER LEAGUE [33:30]: talking points from Liverpool 1-0 over City; VARsenal's title (!?) hopes; Power Rankings and preview of United's big week. REST OF WORLD [58:30]: Hit-It-N-Quit-It MLS Playoff Minute and Toronto FC's Alex Bono previews this week's matchups; Barcelona's no good very terrible week and harsh reality for USWNT. STOPPAGE TIME [1:08:30]: Beta Boys Best Bets and GOAWs

HEADLINES (5:00): Mathias Pogba posted a video accusing younger brother Paul of being involved with illegal activities, including hiring a witch doctor to cast a hex on France teammate Kylian Mbappe, while Paul called it an elaborate extortion attempt; and comparing Adidas and Puma WC22 jerseys WWI (20:15): if you were a gabillionaire, what club would you buy? PREMIER LEAGUE (26:30): biggest result of the weekend, Power Rankings and midweek/weekend preview REST OF WORLD (57:00): USMNT shoutouts and No Money Just Vibescelona update STOPPAGE TIME (1:06:00): Best Bets and GOAWs

Brendan Dunlop, Craig Forrest, James Sharman and producer Dan Wong react to Toronto FC‘s latest big money Designated Player signing, Italian international and EURO 2020 champion, Federico Bernardeschi. Craig raves about Alex Bono's big saves as the crew debate whether TFC have left it too late to make an MLS Cup playoff run, after Saturday's 1-0 loss away to CF Montreal in the “401 Derby” Canadian Classique. Wonger tries to make sense of the money TFC are spending, and the crew react to Barcelona‘s continued spending with the acquisition of Robert Lewandowski, leaving a hole in Bayern Munich hearts. CanWNT's CONCACAF W Final versus the USWNT is previewed, and we get an answer as to why it's being played Monday night in Monterrey.   The crew are hopeful that the Canadian men's national team players' decision to unionize, along with the legal advice from Toronto and Washington DC-based counsel, can provide a resolution with the Canadian Soccer Association. Talk of Lorenzo Insigne's return from injury sends the boys down a road of old war stories, which includes Sharms revealing he's more fragile than a porcelain doll, and Dunny re-living failed sporting moments at charity games with retired soccer players and NHLers.  Presenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Brendan Dunlop and Dan Wong Voice Over Talent: Jeff Cole This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.  Parental discretion is advised. Be advised this episode includes explicit language.

Larry is back along with Tyler & the Tweedles. HEADLINES: Bundesliga mulling MLS-style playoffs and FIFPro drops hammer on Infantino's biennial WC. WWI [14:45]: where would soccer be if England won the Revolutionary War? PREMIER LEAGUE [19:50]: Tottenham's laughable defense, Everton's hope cycle, prognostications for ugly battle for 4th, Power Rankings and weekend preview (lowlighted by City/Spurs). REST OF WORLD [46:30]: Champions League chatter f/t Mbappe and away goals tiebreaker plus a surprising reaction to new MLS jerseys. STOPPAGE TIME [56:30]: Best Bets and GOAWs. Next up [1:05:20], MLS 2022 season preview (part 1/2) as Toronto's Alex Bono, Philly's Matt Freese, DC's Julian Gressel and Chicago's Spencer Richey break down the Eastern conference, including candid predictions about where one another's teams will finish and who the team to beat is, plus a surprise cameo from Christian Roldan (subtle flex by a certain guest) and which fanbase is the most brutal to go on the road and play against.

In today's episode, the boys are joined by professional footballer and Toronto FC Goalkeeper Alex Bono. In a candid conversation with the TFC legend, the lads talk Alex's football journey, including his college experience at Syracuse University, leaving school early for the MLS, to calling Toronto home and winning the MLS Cup. Furthermore, Alex talks to the boys about how Toronto has changed in the last 7 years, motivations as an athlete, life after footy, and advice for young soccer players. Enjoy!Use Code "UP25" for 25% OFF at https://myrocky.ca/Come Chat with Us on Telegram: https://t.me/+uz5-6QgzWphiYWVhHosts Instagrams:Ernesto: https://www.instagram.com/Ernestogaita/Anthony: https://www.instagram.com/Anthonysorella/Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/Thembhpodcast/Guest Instagram:Alex: https://www.instagram.com/alex25bono/

Sam and a Tweedle are joined by Toronto FC's Alex Bono and Ringer's Steve Ceruti. HEADLINES: Icardashian update, Lewa vs Messi for Ballon d'Or and Ronny or Italy confirmed missing World Cup 2022. PREMIER LEAGUE [27:20]: expectations for Ralf Rangnick's United, brutal honesty on lower/upper bounds for Everton and Villa this season, Power Rankings and weekly preview f/t Merseyside Daerby, United/Arsenal and West Ham/Chelsea. REST OF WORLD [1:05:45]: Bones gives insider thoughts on MLS playoffs and Steve brings us up to speed on Serie A and most importantly where Dear Leader Jozay is in the honeymoon phase. BEST BETS and GOAWs. Next up 17yo American Luca Koleosho [1:32:00] discusses the sacrifices he and his family made so he could move to Spain to follow his dream as a 10yo -- TEN! -- what life in Barcelona was like this summer during the Messi saga, his plans and aspirations for Espanyol and (TBD) national team.

Featuring returning guest Toronto FC's Alex Bono. HEADLINES [5:20]: Icardashian update plus new twist in even wilder PSG drama on women's side. USMNT [14:15]: breaking down the glorious #dosacero vs Mexico and making sense of disappointing 1-1 draw at Jamaica. PREMIER LEAGUE [41:45]: weekend preview f/t Liverpool hosting Arsenal and thoughts on Gerrard to Villa. R.O.W. [1:09:00]: previews of the MLS playoffs with insider Bono and USL-C semifinals with insider Tommy McGunner, plus NWSL title game. Best Bets [1:22:50] and GOAWs. Next up Keegan Rosenberry and Andre Shinyashiki hop on again to discuss what went so right for Colorado Rapids this season, status checks on Keegan's Irish goodbyes and Dre's DMs plus what they think of the Sam's Army rebrand and an honest opinion on whether they would rather face Portland or Minnesota.

Gareth Wheeler sits down with goalkeeper Alex Bono to discuss where TFC is at early in the season, his role on the squad this year and a rapid-fire question round of "This or That" where Alex answers the hard-hitting questions!

Alex Bono's punt off the back of Jesus Medina's head and into the goal did not count, but was that the correct call? The consensus is two fold - the referee made a mistake and New York City FC's reaction was a distraction that led to Toronto FC's equalizer. The boys also take a close look at Saturday's matchup at Red Bull Arena, where City take on the defending MLS Cup Champion Columbus Crew - who have scored only three goals in five matches, two of them own goals.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest episode of Waking The Red Weekly, extra-special guest Andi Petrillo discusses new TFC DP Yeferson Soteldo, Armas’s young guns and Alex Bono’s return to the #1 spot between the posts.Mitchell, Michael and Jeff explore Soteldo’s role in the team, discuss some potential further signings, and preview TFC’s Concacaf clash against Cruz Azul.

We got a full house this week as Sam, Larry, Mikey and Aaron are joined by Toronto's Alex Bono, who starts off by answering the question everybody is dying to know about: is the newly available Greg Vanney -- who stepped down as TFC's coach this week and may or may not be about to be snagged by a new club -- more of a beach guy or strip club guy? Also, we discuss the scoreless draw between Chelsea and Spurs; who is in a worse spot among strugglers Arsenal, Everton and Lester; and show some love to West Ham and Southampton. Next is power rankings where someone had the audacity to include City in their top 4. Finally we preview a big weekend of action highlighted by the North London Dærby and Bono offers his definitely-not-biased-or-butthurt prediction for the MLS playoffs.

Today on The Lunch, Andi Petrillo is joined by former Toronto Maple Leafs captain Rick Vaive to address many of the topics in his new book, "Catch 22: My Battles, in Hockey and Life" ranging from his battle with alcoholism and playing for the Leafs during the Harold Ballard years. Then Andi talks to Toronto FC goalkeeper Alex Bono as TFC returns to their temporary home in Hartford to prepare for the MLS Cup Playoffs.

Toronto FC goalkeeper Alex Bono joins Andi Petrillo on The Lunch to discuss the team’s success this season despite having to relocate and how the team grew closer because of it. He also looks back at 2017, why that season was so special to him and the healthy competition between him and fellow goalie Quentin Westberg.

Larry Nance Jr. and Max Bretos join to discuss certain Premier League clubs' greedy obsession with killing the golden goose (aka Champions League); what to make of Lampard's controversial remarks about The Babyjesus; and Sergio Aguero's brush with a lineswoman. Also, Alex Bono of Toronto FC [00:15:10] offers a player's opinion on the decision not to award the Supporter's Shield to this season's MLS regular season winner. Rapid rundowns on last weekend [00:30:10] (f/t Merseyside, Tottenham/West Ham debacle plus all-important question: is Aston Villa legit?) as well as in Champions League (f/t big game for United and bigger couple days for Aaron Wan-Bissaka). Finally a preview of what to watch this weekend highlighted by United/Chelsea and Villa/Leeds, plus El Clasico in Spain, a top of the table tilt in MLS and USL Championship semifinals.

Now we know why’all be loving this run right here. C-O-Y-R podcast is right here. Gareth and Terry recap two more wins for your Reds and give some much deserved shouts to Ayo Akinola, Chris Mavinga, Mark Delgado and of course record setter Alex Bono, who is the inspiration for this week’s High 5: Top People Named Alex.

They were nowhere near their best and fielded an understrength side, but a 89th minute penalty from Alejandro Pozuelo was enough for TFC to secure victory against NYCFC. In this week’s episode of Footy Talks Live, the gang look back on a job well done for Steve Vanney’s men, and KJ breaks down the intricacies of the Poz ‘no tells’ run up.Stevie gives his verdict of fellow Scot,Tony Gallacher, and assesses the impact on the Liverpool loanee, after a successful debut in New York. And after Alex Bono tied a club record with his 28th clean sheet, the crew ponder how much longer a first class keeper will be happy to warm the bench as a number 2.With the Whitecaps taking another serious beating in a 6-0 loss to LAFC, KJ bemoans the decision making and recruitment since Carl Robinson’s dismissal two years ago, and after an eventful week in the EPL the crew talk Carlo Ancelotti and Jose Morinho - and Luke Wileman’s missing Amazon password.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/footy-talks-weekly. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join us on SportsHosts and be entered in our monthly NYCFC merch giveaway: http://thenycfcnation.com/sportshostsapp Game recap provided by MLS Soccer   Toronto FC got a late penalty kick against the run of play, and Alejandro Pozuelo converted to snap New York City FC's six-game unbeaten streak, winning 1-0 at Red Bull Arena on Wednesday night. NYCFC dominated the first half with 10 shots to TFC's three, including the best chances of the half, but Alex Bono came through with some timely saves to keep the teams level going into the locker room. Gary Mackay-Steven proved a particular threat in the first half, going just wide on a 26th-minute shot, and then setting up Alexander Ring for a 42nd-minute attempt that Bono was able to wrap up. The game continued similarly in the second half, with NYCFC looking the stronger side and getting the better chances. As in the first half, however, neither team was able to break through. Both teams brought on impact subs late, including Heber, whose 65th-minute shot on goal was the most dangerous chance of the half for the hosts. TFC had an enticing 82nd-minute chance on a Pozuelo free kick, which Omar Gonzalez headed just wide of target. The match took a sober turn in the 84th minute when Heber went down with an apparent knee injury and had to be stretchered off the field. Then, just shortly after play resumed, subs involved themselves in the storyline, as Justin Morrow fired a shot that pinged off Nicolas Acevedo's outstretched arm. That led to the penalty shout, which Pozuelo made good on. At the final whistle, NYCFC took all three points in Foxborough. Podcast Locations Apple Podcast: http://thenycfcnation.com/itunes Spotify: http://thenycfcnation.com/spotify Google Play: http://thenycfcnation.com/GooglePlay Stitcher: http://thenycfcnation.com/stitcher Social Media @NYCFCNation (https://twitter.com/NYCFCNation) @_JordanGriffith (https://twitter.com/_JordanGriffith) @TheAndresSoto (https://twitter.com/TheAndresSoto) @OhCitySaidI (https://www.instagram.com/ohcitysaidi/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/nycfcpodcast/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/NYCFCPodcast) YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Z6wlRBvo_8Q01aTjLjcvA/featured)

On this episode of the podcast, Frankie and Joey laugh about BIG 10 fomo and meatballs has a bone to pick with COVID (0:41-12:05). The guys are then joined by Toronto FC Goalkeeper, Alex Bono (12:06-1:08:04). Alex shares his amazing journey from Baldwinsville, NY to winning the MLS Cup in 2017 with Toronto FC. He shares what it's like for a goalie to be in the zone, what the championship meant to the city of Toronto, and how it's been navigating the COVID season. The guys then wrap up as they always do with the Big 4 Breakdown highlighted by Jamaal Murray and Donovan Mitchell battling in the bubble, Leonard Fournette to the Bucs, San Diego Padres are big buyers at the deadline, and NHL Playoffs getting heated with a slew of game 7's (1:08:05-1:49:51). Be sure to follow us on social media: Twitter: @SaucePod Instagram: sauce_pod

As the knockout rounds commence in Orlando, several topflight teams have already packed their bags and exited the bubble! In this extra special, three-guest episode of Footy Talks Live, Luke, KJ and Stevie bring us all the action from the MLS Is Back Tournament, and the discuss teams still fighting to win it.With TFC lined up to face NYCFC, KJ argued for caution against a side that narrowly avoided elimination. Despite boasting an array of elite players the west coast side are still to win a major playoff game, but KJ had a warning for Greg Vanney’s side: ‘Always be wary of those who get a second chance!’ Philadelphia Union head coach Jim Curtin praised his team's ruthless counterattacking, and stressed the importance of player relationships alongside tactics and talent. Curtin broke down his own journey from player to coach, and described how the bubble in Orlando has been an invaluable opportunity to learn about the mentality of his team.After keeping a clean sheet in TFC’s final group match, goalkeeper Alex Bono spoke about the challenges of making an impact from the sidelines, and discussed the team’s penalty kick preparations heading into the elimination stages.And Seattle Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer discussed his own team's slow start to the tournament - eventually overcoming injuries throughout the squad to secure a place in the coveted second round.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/footy-talks-weekly. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Toronto FC's Alex Bono offers an update on what life is like after a month in the including 'snitch line' gossip and the inside scoop on the brewing rivalry with DC United. MLSisBack group stage recap and preview of the knockout stage. Recap of a crazy week in the Premier League and especially Championship -- Swansea! Nottingham Forest :( -- and setting the stage for the massive weekend ahead. Next, Sam chats with Watford's Daniel Bachmann [one hour mark] about his evolution from athlete (downhill skier) to GK, making jump from Austria to UK, what cold rainy nights are *really* like in Stoke, his agent "love triangle" and messy breakup, mall-hopping in Dubai with Peter Crouch, what life in the midst of Watford's relegation fight is like and whether the USA or Austria will win a World Cup first [plus Daniel's thoughts on The Babyjesus].

Wheels and Terry look back at the Reds' draw against New England, the group stage and Alex Bono getting a start. Greg Vanney also joins the pod.

Player Profile of Alex Bono, current goalkeeper for Toronto FC and the U.S. Men's National Team.

We did it! We survived another international break! As a reward, the soccer gods have blessed us with a glorious weekend of games, but before jumping into the previews we start out with an interview of Toronto FC and USMNT goalkeeper Alex Bono (2:37) about his time playing with Michael Bradley, Jozy Altidore and Sebastian Giovinco, how often playing in MLS gets you laid, what his experience playing for the US national team has been so far, and a battle of wits about whether goalies are in fact the worst. Next up is an exceedingly brief post-mortem of the US/Peru game, including whose stock rose and fell (39:01). Then it is on to the good stuff with a full preview of this week's EPL match-ups, starting with the all-important battle of Jozay's past employer (Chelsea) versus Jozay's future past employer (United), touching on West Ham/Tottenham and Arsenal/Lester, and thoughts on which of the three woefully winless clubs (Huddersfield, Newcastle and Cardiff) has the best shot at a win this matchday. Finally we take a rapid Lap Around the World (1:02:55) highlighting what to watch for in Spain, Germany, Italy and an all-important must-see game the Netherlands (shout out Breda Mafia). 

In Episode 45 of the Syracuse Sports Podcast, Brent Axe discusses the Syracuse University football team at the midway point of the 2018 season. Where is the glass half full and where is it halfway empty for the 4-2 Orange? Brent also chats with Alex Bono, a former Syracuse University soccer goaltender who now plays for Toronto FC of Major League Soccer. Brent and Alex discuss Bobo's bobblehead, life in Toronto, how he has worked through a tough 2018 season and what he likes to do when gets a chance to come home to Baldwinsville. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello soccer fans! Thanks for stopping by and giving us a listen. In this episode, you'll get a recap of the scores around Major League Soccer along with the latest news from the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup (USOC) and the Canadian Championship. We also analyze Minnesota United FC's possible play-off push, discuss Alphonso Davies' record setting transfer to Bayern Munich, and Mike shares his stories about attending Chicago vs. TFC. Specifically, the hosts break down the final four teams of the USOC and their picks to win. They also take a detailed look at why Portland Timbers filed a protest against LAFC for using too many international players in their quarterfinal match-up. Will Bob Bradley take another expansion team to the finals? You know the press would love to write that story line! Also, the hosts still think the Canadian Championship is Toronto FC's to lose. With their starters getting healthy, they could be poised for a surprising second half of the MLS season. Did you see how MNUFC dismantled LAFC? Our hosts did, but they don't want to make too much of a big deal about beating a depleted LAFC team, especially when 4 of the next 5 games are against Western Conference playoff teams. However, the Loons have all the pieces, starting with Superman Quintero, to make a playoff push. Finally, Mike shares his experience at Toyota Park in Bridgeview as he and his wife (who is a big fan of Alex Bono) saw the Fire host TFC. When he was not exchanging pleasantries with Jordan Hamilton, Mike was learning information concerning the health of TFC's starting goal keeper. Make sure to tune in to the entire episode to hear what might keep Bono from playing at 100%.   Let us know what you think about these, or any MLS topics, in the comments below. Thanks again for listening!

Baldwinsville native and former Syracuse goalie Alex Bono joins Brent "On The Block" to talk about his time with the USMNT, MLS with Toronto FC and more.

The USMNT finished their pre-World Cup friendlies against a solid UEFA opponent in Ireland and a World Cup favorite in France. Oddly, they lose to Ireland 2-1 and draw France 1-1 The hosts break down the goals and the line-ups, and discuss the future of the USMNT players and coaches. Wil Trapp captained the team amid speculation of a move from Columbus to Europe. Bill Hamid and Zack Steffen started in goal, and the hosts discuss how Steffen and Alex Bono are the keepers of the future. Also, the United Bid of Canada, USA, and Mexico won the right to host World Cup 2026. The news came the morning after our recording, and we at Sons of a Pitch are very excited to watch the greatest players in the world in our backyard (albeit in 8yrs or so). What are your thoughts on the USMNT roster and coaching candidates? Are you done seeing Jozy Altidore and Bobby Wood, like Nick? Do you want a European style coach, like Mike? Let us know in the comments below.

Het was weer een bomvolle speelronde met een doordeweeks programma en wedstrijden in het weekend. We bespreken het laatste nieuws en de transfergeruchten van onder andere Wayne Rooney en Alex Bono. We bespreken natuurlijk de meest opvallende wedstrijden. Met een rematch van de finale van de MLS Cup van vorig jaar en de 100e burenruzie tussen Portland Timbers en Seattle Sounders. Daarnaast zijn de salarissen van de spelers van de MLS bekend gemaakt. We kijken naar het salaris van de toppers (waar Zlatan in dit rijtje niet bijhoort) en van de Nederlanders. Verder kijken we ook naar onze MLS Fantasy League waarin de afstanden steeds groter worden. De Grote Soccer Show wordt gepresenteerd door Thijs van den Berg en Luc van den Berg. Volg ons op Twitter via @grotesoccershow en op @thijsvdberg en @lucvandenberg. Vond je deze aflevering leuk? Laat dan vooral een review achter (het liefst 5 sterren).

In this episode Michael and Trevor delve into developing a goalkeeper training session that is "game specific" and the mentality of playing the "game" not the "drill" . The two discuss the differences between a goalkeeper coach and a goalkeeper trainer; why so many goalkeepers can't read the game, and what we can do make sessions more "game-like." Next Trevor talks to Michael about how he got into coaching; how he started LAGKA, and what the program is all about. Next they get into the week in goalkeeping and chat about : Romain Burki fantastic palm open save ; then beat again to the near post as Dortmund lose to Schalke who take 2nd in Bundesliga on naldo wonder goal- https://youtu.be/h04q5W0Wo9Q B. Sean Johnson obstructed by Josef Martinez (VAR catches ) and goal disallowed. Thoughts on tactics of the “dark arts” and dealing with them. – https://youtu.be/mveRWP3ecYs C. Alex Bono beat by “miracle banana” in CCL loss to Chivas at home. – https://youtu.be/D37CpZEWjDw D. Ashlyn Harris keeps composure on the 1 v 1 stalk; moves across box in traffic and diving save? Is she US #1? Jane? Alyssa? – https://youtu.be/iiyqOZMAmSk

@lagoalkeepingacademy @aviatasports for q's ! In this episode Trevor and Michael discuss the art of "holding the line" vs "coming out" on a flighted ball or driven ground ball. The two open up on why youth keepers are so afraid to stay on their line and prep for a reaction save; when it's better to hold; and how we can help youth keepers understand proper decision making. Next they talk about Trevor's playing career; and his transition into starting Aviata. Why he loves gloves, and the future of the company. Next they get into the week in goalkeeping; discussing the two big derby's in Europe over the weekend (Manchester and Madrid) and why De Gea and Oblak are at the top of their game. They venture across the pond to geek out on Tim Melia's record setting performance against LA Galaxy; and Alex Bono's incredible performance for Toronto in CCL against Club America at Azteca They finish the show discussing why Karius should have let his CB's clear the ball he punched into the ground; and his future with Liverpool.

TSN Soccer Analyst Gareth Wheeler joins Landsberg in the Morning with Matt Cauz to discuss Toronto FC's victory in the Semi Finals of the CONCACAF Champions League, Alex Bono developing into a star goalkeeper, if TFC should be considered the favourite against Chivas Guadalajara and more.

A 0-0 draw in Columbus leaves everything up for grabs next week when the return leg comes back to Toronto. It was a tight affair in Ohio, with Toronto playing a tactical and disciplined match that almost came undone in the final minutes. Alex Bono once again saved the day to keep the Reds in a good position and with Giovinco and Jozy Altidore set to return they should be looking at the next match with confidence.

Toronto FC take care of business away to the New York Red Bulls in a huge 2-1 win to put them in the driver's seat ahead of the home leg. It was another professional win, that still left room for improvement, as the usual suspects of Jozy Altidore, Giovinco and Victor Vasquez created the chances, while Chris Mavinga and Alex Bono were essential in keeping them out. It is a buoyant result against a top team who could have been the bogeyman, but there is now confidence not just ahead of Sunday, but that the team is playing at the level to keep pushing towards the MLS Cup Final.

The Reds looked absolutely brutal in a calamitous display against Montreal, who punished them over and over for a 5-3 result. It was a disaster from the get go as Alex Bono hoofed the ball off Piatti's back into goal and it never looked good from there. Yes, Tosaint Ricketts scored a brace, but getting back into the game from allowing five goals is next to impossible. Was it a match to get out of our system? Here's hoping as TFC need to get healthy and primed as they head down the stretch for the 2017 playoffs.

Yes, going solo once again, and once again it is celebrating a TFC win. The Reds keep on rollin' as they dispatch the Chicago Fire on the road and continue to establish themselves as the top contender in MLS and ignite the conversation of them being the best team in league history. It was another solid display as Marky Delgado, Alex Bono and Michael Bradley all stood apart in putting forth strong performances to ensure the win. Looking ahead, the Union come to BMO but likely TFC will be eyeing next weekend's clash against the Montreal Impact.

After another crushing defeat, the Filibuster podcast is here to help you with your sorrows. Jason, Adam, and Ben talk about D.C. United versus Minnesota United and the disaster that was defensive midfield. We talk about the turnover, the throw-ins, and how there is no answer currently on this team. In the second segment we get into Adam's Funtime News Roundup Time™️. We talk about Nigel DeJong (and name a cocktail after him based on the request of one of our Patreon subscribers), and talk about Kristian Nemeth and Marcus Olsson, one of whom we're excited about and one of whom we disagree upon. We also talk about the rumors about D.C. United's ownership and how their investment in the stadium is escalating. Finally, we bring on Kristin Knowles from The Vocal Minority to talk about D.C. United's next game against Toronto FC. We discuss Sebastian Giovinco and ask her what having depth on your team feels like. We also get into Victor Vasquez's role, Raheem Edwards, Alex Bono taking away the starting ‘keeper job from Clint Irwin, and how TFC fans feel about Jozy Altidore and Michael Bradley. We of course ask her how to gameplan Toronto FC, and get into all aspects of their back line. Give it a listen! We want to again thank everyone who has supported us on Patreon and who allow us to continue to make this show and make it better; if you want to help us, click the link and take a look! Google Play | iTunes Link | Stitcher Page | RSS Feed | Internet Archive Our new logo was designed by Stephanie Stafford. Thank you for taking the time to listen. If you have any responses, questions, criticisms, etc., please leave them in the comments or send them to filibusterpodcast@gmail.com. You can also reach us on Twitter, @FilibusterDCU.

Yes, it's another 2-0 home victory for the Reds, who keep on bettering opposition at BMO Field, despite playing at near exhaustion. On two days rest, Toronto mustered up a solid home display where there were no glaring weak links in the squad and the quality was enough to grab all three points. Determination and commitment abounds, it really came down to an Alex Bono super save and Giovinco's last second insurance goal to seal what was an entertaining Friday night of football.

Toronto FC get a result in Orlando, first reversing an earlier loss, but most importantly with the 2-1 propel themselves top of the Eastern Conference. It has been a month to remember as the streak has been impressive, most if it to do with players outside of Giovinco. Specifically Jozy Altidore, Tosaint Ricketts, Alex Bono and Drew Moor have been integral in the recent run of form. Ahead of Montreal TFC have confidence and should feel as though they are now officially the team to beat.

On this week's show Devang and Wheels discuss a resounding 4-1 win over D.C. United, chat with goalkeeper Alex Bono and preview Sunday's Trillium Cup clash with the Columbus Crew.