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Mike and Peter return with a semi-emergency edition of the show. They talk the Whitecaps' eight-game winless run, what it means for Marc Dos Santos' future, the Ali Adnan and Derek Cornelius situations, the potential for the logo coming to Toronto and if it's (the Euro title) coming to Rome.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian Premier League chat. It was more stoppage time heartbreak for the Whitecaps on Sunday night, giving up a late equaliser to draw 2-2 in Dallas. We pick over the bones of the game, ponder the 'Caps stoppage time woes, worry about what this latest late lapse will do the team, and look ahead at what's to come. Plus we hear some thoughts from Whitecaps head coach Marc Dos Santos and centre back Andy Rose. The other big Whitecaps news this weekend was the club parting ways with Iraqi left-back Ali Adnan. We look at a move that was probably the best option for both sides, but still a disappointing one, and hear from the 'Caps CEO and Sporting Director Axel Schuster about the whole ridiculous situation. The big MLS story this weekend was the sacking of Toronto FC head coach Chris Armas after his side's 7-1 shellacking by DC United. We look at that decision, hear from TFC's Bill Manning and Ali Curtis, and round up all the top weekend action across MLS. The Canadian Premier League is in full flow. We look at the action so far and hear from FC Edmonton head coach Alan Koch, Valour FC's Rob Gale, and Cavalry FC head coach Tommy Wheeldon Jr. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.45: Intro and football cards 07.15: Dallas v Vancouver postgame analysis 69.29: Ali Adnan moves on 103.49: Chris Armas sacked in Toronto 128.09: MLS Week in Review 137.26: The CPL story so far 164.30: Wavelength - AZ and Palize - Top Striker

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian national team chat. It's a busy busy time in North American football. The MLS season is well underway and we're heading into a very intense period on the international stage, and we've got it all covered for you in this episode. Our feature interview is with Vancouver Whitecaps head coach Marc Dos Santos as we look back at the good, the bad, and the ugly of the 'Caps season so far and what may lie in store for the season to come. When are reinforcements coming? Will we ever see Ali Adnan in a Whitecaps jersey on the pitch again? Will MAC Hermann Trophy winner Gloire Amanda come back into the 'Caps fold? And does MDS feel on the hot seat? We chat about all of that and more. The Whitecaps are in the midst of a 27 day break as international action takes centre stage. Canada are getting set for what will hopefully be four World Cup qualifiers in June. We look at the games ahead and the squad announced to get them into the Octagon, plus we hear some thoughts from head coach John Herdman. All of that, plus we round up the best of the action across MLS this past weekend. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.31: Intro and football cards 07.37: Marc Dos Santos interview 34.46: Unpacking MDS 76.11: MLS weekend round-up 114.51: Canadian national team chat with audio from John Herdman 144.58: Wavelength - Halftime Oranges - Blues For John Gidman

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian national team chat. We kick things off in Whitecapsland as we look at the big stories of the week from fixtures to friendlies to loan deals and squad depth, plus we have a chat with a couple of the 'Caps' full backs as we talk Iraqi football with Ali Adnan and competition for places with Jake Nerwinski. Plus we talk Texan derbies with Austin FC's Claudio Reyna. Moving on to the international stage, we look at Canada's two big wins in World Cup qualifiers, the disappointment of the U23 failing to reach the Olympics, and we hear from John Herdman, Mauro Biello, Samuel Piette, David Norman Jr, and Tajon Buchanan as we talk about a whole number of topic coming out of both camps. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 06.45: Whitecaps gruelling schedule fully revealed - with audio from MDS 17.16: Ali Adnan audio and Whitecaps internationals discussion 30.54: Fans returning to BC Place and other stadiums 37.03: Can MLS rivalry games draw the crowds back featuring audio from Austin FC's Claudio Reyna 45.37: Whitecaps Chatter - friendlies lined up, Khmiri goes on loan, squad depth 53.55: Jake Nerwinski interview 66.29: Wavelength - The Gonads - Tuckers Ruckers Ain't No Suckers 73.45: Canada World Cup qualifying chat - with audio from John Herdman and Samuel Piette 115.00: Canadian U23 chat - with audio from Mauro Biello, David Norman Jr, Tajon Buchanan, and John Herdman

Welcome back to another episode of the Third Sub Podcast! In this episode, Alex and Sam are back, as usual, this time to chat all things Vancouver Whitecaps and Canadian Premier League expansion. First, they dive into the big Whitecaps news of the week, as Caio Alexandre was officially presented as a 'Caps player on Friday, and they look at what he could potentially bring to Vancouver. They also look at how he'll be expected to fit into the Vancouver roster, and give kudos to the team's recruitment staff for the signing, as they continue to do a good job at addressing the team's biggest problem in 2020: transitioning the ball forward. Next, they look at Axel Schuster's lengthy media availability from Friday, as they dive into some of what stood out from that. First, they go into the main topics, as Schuster spoke at length about the clubs current DP situation, revealing that one of Ali Adnan or Lucas Cavallini are eligible to be bought down as TAM players, allowing them to continue their search for a DP #10, of which Schuster said ownership is willing to spend the big bucks for. After, they look at some of the other tidbits that stood out, including the hiring of new assistant coach Ricardo Clark, the 'Caps recruitment process, Deiber Caicedo's lengthy journey to get to Vancouver, their plans for staying in Salt Lake and how they aim to free up some international spots after all of these signings. Once through that, they do a quick look at the 5 'Caps called up to go represent Canada at the CONCACAF U23 Olympic qualifiers down in Mexico, breaking down how each player will likely factor into Canada's plans for that tournament. Lastly, they touch onto the big news Friday out of the Canadian Premier League, as it was announced that Saskatoon would be awarded a new franchise, of which they hope to start playing in 2023. They look at what that means for the league, and what's next for expansion in the league, as there appears to be more movement looming on the horizon on that front. If you have Twitter, make sure to check out The Third Sub Podcast @thirdsubpod!

علي عدنان هو لاعب المنتخب العراقي لكرة القدم وهو أول لاعب عراقي يلعب في الدوري الإيطالي. في هذه الحلقة، نتعرف على علي وعلى حياته المليئة بالأحداث والمواقف التي حثته على تحقيق أحلامه وتمثيل بلاده العراق.

علي عدنان هو لاعب المنتخب العراقي لكرة القدم وهو أول لاعب عراقي يلعب في الدوري الإيطالي. في هذه الحلقة، نتعرف على علي وعلى حياته المليئة بالأحداث والمواقف التي حثته على تحقيق أحلامه وتمثيل بلاده العراق. شاهدوا الحلقة لمعرفة قصة علي عدنان.

Join us on this sub-session from Nextopic: Future of Pandemics, where digital epidemiologist Dr. Jennifer Radin, fake news researcher Dr. Khudejah Ali, and emergency medicine doctor Dr. Adnan Hussain come together in a panel moderated by health and science journalist Dr. Nazli Senyuva to discuss what it takes to contain a pandemic from a technological, medical, and media perspective.

Welcome back to the Third Sub Podcast! In a special milestone episode, their 50th, Alex and Sam are back, as usual, this time to talk some Vancouver Whitecaps, before wrapping up with some Gold Cup and CanMNT talk. To start things off, before diving into the 'Caps most recent game, a 1-0 loss to the Portland Timbers, they look at the state of flux surrounding the club right now, which was well summarized by Kristian Jack of TSN after the game, and look at his comments and share what their thoughts about all of that are. How can the 'Caps steady their ship? Can Axel Schuster play a role in that? How does the club stem warranted fan anger? They try to answer those questions, as the 'Caps continue down a confusing crossroads that they've been stuck at for a few years now. Once through that, they look at the match itself, starting off with a look at the individual performances. They praise the return of Erik Godoy, give Ali Adnan and Fredy Montero some good reviews, talk about Cristian Gutierrez's bounce back after a tough and costly mistake, look at what's ailing Lucas Cavallini, before finishing by comparing the contrasting performances from Leonard Owusu and Janio Bikel together in midfield. After that, they look at the team from a more global context, as they look at how they continue to get plagued by inconsistency, but are showing signs of growth. Finishing off the 'Caps talk, they then look at Marc Dos Santos's rotation and substitution woes from Sunday, jumpstarting an interesting debate about the importance of rotating your squad and using your substitutions, with both Alex and Sam bringing up some good arguments to why using your bench can make a big difference in games like that. Lastly, the talk then shifts to some international football, and more specifically, CONCACAF, as Alex shares his many thoughts from the 2021 Gold Cup draw this week, which was a landmark event for so many reasons. Before heading out, they take the time to thank every one of you, the listeners, as without you, the show would be nothing. Thanks for all of the support you've shown on the episodes, and there is much more content to come in the future, so stay tuned for all of that! If you have Twitter, make sure to check out The Third Sub Podcast @thirdsubpod!

Welcome back to another episode of the Third Sub Podcast! In this one, Alex and Sam are back, as usual, this time to chat some Vancouver Whitecaps, after the 'Caps did well to beat the Montreal Impact at BC Place on Wednesday. To start things off, they look at went right for Vancouver, including a switch to the 4-2-3-1, improved defensive play and some clinical Fredy Montero finishing, all part of a pretty complete effort from the 'Caps. After that, they dive into some of the individual performances that stood out, including the play of Janio Bikel, Russell Teibert, David Milinkovic, Cristian Dajome, Cristian Gutierrez, Jake NerwinskI, Derek Cornelius and Thomas Hasal, before looking at the good problem that the 'Caps have in terms of their much-improved depth situation from last year. Ending chatter of the Montreal game, they then look at their 'Third Sub of the Game', which in this one was Ali Adnan, giving one word on his performance, before looking at what his short and long-term future could look like for the 'Caps. Lastly, they look ahead to this weekend's matchup with Real Salt Lake, as they look at what to expect from RSL, who's form has been up and down as of late, before throwing themselves on the line by giving a prediction.

Welcome back to the Third Sub Podcast! In their 43rd episode of the show, Alex and Sam are back, as usual, this time to chat some Vancouver Whitecaps and Canadian Premier League action. To start things off, they dive into the most recent Whitecaps match, a 4-2 loss to the Montreal Impact at home on Sunday, as they were unable to build off a big victory over Toronto FC a week prior. From another poor defensive performance, to a quiet game from their big players, and more, they look at what plagued the 'Caps on Sunday, as some long-term issues continue to come to the forefront once again. After that, they dive into some of the individual performances from Sunday, and then share their thoughts on the hasty exits of Ali Adnan and Lucas Cavallini, whose fiery antics caused a bit of a stir online. As usual, they then dive into their 'Third Sub of the Game', who in this case, due to a rare quadruple sub, consists of Fredy Montero, Cristian Gutierrez, Cristian Dajome, Jake Nerwinski and Yordy Reyna, giving one word for each of their performances off of the bench. Lastly, they then take a quick look around the CPL's 'Island Games', as Round 2 of that competition finishes up this week, with a big final looming Saturday. If you like CPL content, stay tuned for later this week, as Alex and Sam will do a special finals preview sometime before the game on Saturday.

TSN1040's Colin Miller says what the Whitecaps did in a win against TFC that they didn’t do out East, was move forward quicker & connect players better. Colin also says Ali Adnan is the best Whitecaps attacking player.

Welcome to IraqFootball.me's football podcast, where we discuss the latest news in the world of Iraqi football. In this episode, we discuss plenty of topics alongside Iraqi Pro Player's Yousef Al-Khafaji. Things to look forward to in this episode: - [x] Iraqi players understanding sports nutrition and fitness - [x] The role of expats in the national team - [x] Ali Adnan attacking the Iraqi FA - [x] Young talents to look forward to watching for Iraq Don't forget to subscribe, follow us on social media and share our podcast with your friends! www.IraqFootball.me Twitter: @IraqFootballPod Instagram: @IraqFootballPod

Tomàs Martínez llama a Sergi Hernández para hablar de 10 jugadores no europeos que causaron sensación en su momento en torneos de categorías inferiores y que no han acabado teniendo una carrera acorde con la expectativa despertada en su momento. Maxi Moralez, Lucas Piazon, Giuliano, Michael Ortega, Yohandry Orozco, Diego Polenta, Jonathan Espericueta, Ali Adnan, Dominic Adiyiah y Souleymane Coulibalya son, junto a las preguntas de los oyentes, los protagonistas del podcast 2×31 de “¿No habrá haters de Manacor?”. - Puedes convertirte en mecenas del proyecto y patreonista de MI aquí: https://www.patreon.com/marcadorint - Sintonía: I dunno by grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. https://dig.ccmixter.org/files/grapes/16626 Ft: J Lang, Morusque

Whitecaps full back Ali Adnan says this year's team will be very different from last year, believing he will be part of a strong MLS side. Ali says his decision to stay in Vancouver was because of the Whitecaps team, staff, the fans & that he feels very much at home in the city.

TSN soccer insider Kristian Jack says that the Whitecaps need to find an identity, and that they should be looking to surround players like Ali Adnan with more talented players. KJ also thinks that Vancouver is a world class city and that should entice players to come play here.

In this episode, Andrew Wiebe, Charlie Davies, Matt Doyle and David Gass reflect on a magical World Cup run for the US women’s national team, then do the same for a Gold Cup run that saw the men fall just short. How does Gregg Berhalter’s squad measure up against Mexico? What could change in the next six months? Who were the big winners among the players? Also in this episode … Good idea or bad idea with the transfer window set to open. YOLO! Ali Adnan is staying in Vancouver. Plus winners from Week 18 and a USMNT-focused mailbag.

VWFC Coach Marc Dos Santos breaks down the Ali Adnan signing, discusses the upcoming transfer window & previews the match vs LAFC over the weekend!

Whitecaps Play-by-Play voice Corey Basso joins TSN 1040 with his take on the Ali Adnan signing + VWFC's long term transfer plans.

Paul Dolan joins TSN 1040 to discuss the Ali Adnan signing and preview VWFC's tilt vs LAFC on the weekend!

Host of the Sport Market Tom Mayenknecht says that the Ali Adnan signing by the Whitecaps was important because it relieves some of the stress the club has gone through this year. He also feels that Marc Dos Santos is not done bringing more players into the fold.

Host of the Sport Market Tom Mayenknecht says that the Ali Adnan signing by the Whitecaps was important because it relieves some of the stress the club has gone through this year. He also feels that Marc Dos Santos is not done bringing more players into the fold.

Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos says there's no update on Ali Adnan - the Caps have done their work, and are now waiting on Udinese. Marc admits it bothers him that the MLS plays through the Gold Cup, and says Canada learned valuable lessons from its tournament

Marc Dos Santos says the Whitecaps are discussing extending Ali Adnan's loan, or keeping him longer as their own player, but a resolution needs to come by this week, as the loan ends July 1st. MDS discusses Canada's play at the Gold Cup and what position he'd like to see Bayern play Alphonso Davies

Marc Dos Santos says the Whitecaps are discussing extending Ali Adnan's loan, or keeping him longer as their own player, but a resolution needs to come by this week, as the loan ends July 1st. MDS discusses Canada's play at the Gold Cup and what position he'd like to see Bayern play Alphonso Davies

Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos says the 2nd goal vs Dallas was everything the Whitecaps want to be as a team, says the Caps are very interested in keeping Ali Adnan longer on loan, and says that while he'd like to entertain...the bottom line in sports is getting results

Back to back wins certainly puts a spring in our step. As does the veritable feast of football that we had around this world this past week. And we talk about a lot of it in this week's show. We kick things off with an analysis of Vancouver Whitecaps' 1-0 win over Portland Timbers in MLS action on Friday night. A great defensive display that saw the 'Caps, temporarily at least, move into the playoff places, but most certainly now in the mix. We look at the good, the bad, and the ugly from the match, the supporters walkout, and the concerns the team still give us. Our feature interview this week is with Whitecaps defender Ali Adnan, as we sit down with the Iraqi international to talk about his footballing life so far, from playing football as a little boy in Iraq to his footballing family, the moves to Turkey and Italy, and now to MLS. We also chat with Marc Dos Santos about technology in the modern game and MLS managers complaining, to Will Cromack about the new TSS Rovers season, continue our 1979 NASL Soccer Bowl celebrations, and more!

It's been a long time coming, but finally the Vancouver Whitecaps got a win under their belt when they beat LAFC at BC Place last Wednesday night. Tonight our solo host discusses the first win of the year, what Ali Adnan brings to the team, and much more. FEEDBACK: E-mail: fromthebackline@outlook.com Twitter: @FromTheBackline Facebook: From the Backline Podcast This podcast may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the express written consent of FTBL Media. © Copyright 2019 FTBL Media. All rights reserved.  

TSN's Kristian Jack says no disrespect to Ali Adnan, but the Panenka's that are remembered are done by true artists. Kristian says to try a Panenka on turf is brave and stupid, adding to the fact the Caps are struggling to score goals. Kristian also says you saw the talent of Zlatan Ibrahimovic as he can still deliver at a high level.

COG MERCHANDISE (SCARVES, T-SHIRTS, BUTTONS, COASTERS): http://www.cornerofthegalaxy.com/SHOP SANTA ANA PUEBLO, N.M -- The LA Galaxy got a 2-0 win over the Vancouver Whitecaps on Friday night to give them their first road points of the season. It also stretched the Galaxy's winning streak to three games and gave them their best start since 2010. On today's show, your host Josh Guesman is currently in New Mexico at a work conference and will bring you his thoughts on the Galaxy's win over the Whitecaps and what that means for the development of this team. Josh will start by talking about the biggest play of the game, and it all happened within the first two minutes of the match. Can you ever remember a more obvious turning point in a game? And do the Galaxy win if Vancouver's Ali Adnan buries his penalty chance? Plus, who was your Man of the Match? Did Zlatan Ibrahimovic's goal and assist do enough in your mind to seal his win? Did David Bingham stand on his head enough the first half to secure the honor? Or was it Daniel Steres who continues to chase Zlatan Ibrahimovic for a spot? But the biggest takeaway from the entire game is probably what Guillermo Barros Schelotto can do with his halftime adjustments. The Galaxy should have been losing the game at halftime. But Schelotto was able to change some position, and the Galaxy dominated Vancouver for the closing 45 minutes. Finally, Josh will talk about Spectrum's blackout policy, and why VAR needs to incorporate some advanced modeling. And the real inconsistency is in the initial calls officials are making. We've got a paired down show, but hopefully, it gives you the Galaxy-talk that you need to get on with your week! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos discusses a 2-0 loss to the LA Galaxy, including the play of Zlatan Ibrahmovic and what he told Ali Adnan after that poor penalty kick

Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos didn’t like the Nerwinski penalty call early against Salt Lake, but says the club had enough time to come back to tie, or win, the match. MDS says it’s disappointing a good road effort was affected by the bad penalty call. Dos Santos discusses the addition of Ali Adnan, and the strong play of on Hwang In-beom

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