Podcasts about amer didic

Atletico Ottawa's Amer Didic joins the program to talk about the team's torrid start to the season, and to look ahead to tomorrow's match against Scrosoppi FC

AJ's joined by Ottawa Rapid FC's Desiree Scott, as well as Atletico Ottawa's Amer Didic. Then Gordon Smith joins the program to talk Atleti's latest win, and to set up tomorrow's tilt against Scrosoppi FC

AJ is joined by CPL Commissioner Mark Noonan to begin the show! Newest member of Atlético Ottawa, Amer Didic also joins the show and Gord Smith stops by for a soccer roundup!

AJ is joined by CPL Commissioner Mark Noonan to begin the show! Newest member of Atlético Ottawa, Amer Didic also joins the show and Gord Smith stops by for a soccer roundup!

Newest member of Atlético Ottawa, Amer Didic joins AJ to talk about his decision to sign in Ottawa!

Hello and Welcome back to the new look Coast to Coast FC! The Canadian soccer podcast focused on all things CPL, Canadian Championship and more! Today, the boys are recapping some of the biggest news that has dropped over the last week, including Amer Didic leaving Pacific, Cavalry signing Tobias Warschewski, Forge's Rezart Rama leaving for Albania, Valour's incoming new pitch, the 2024 CPL Home-openers and more! Remember to follow us on all our socials (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Threads) @CoastToCoastFC and on Spotify, Apple and now YouTube so you know exactly when we upload!

September 28, 2021 - Hour 1 - Amer Didic by The Dave Jamieson Show

On this weeks episode, we discuss Amer Didic returning, which was quickly followed up with a callup to the Canadian men's national team camp. We also talk about the league increasing it's U21 minutes threshold as well as an anticipated start date. This episode is brought to you by; Pod Power BGC Bigs 

With CanPL.ca’s Charlie O’Connor-Clarke and Marty Thompson.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out and it is even more packed than usual, as we make up for not bringing you a show last weekend with a near three-hour episode to talk Canadian Premier League and Major League Soccer.We've ramped up the Canadian flavour this week with a heavy focus on the CPL, as it gets its 2020 season underway on Thursday when The Island Games kick off in PEI.We look ahead to the tournament, discuss the ins and out of the bubble and broadcasting, hear from CPL Commissioner David Clanachan, talk players' union, and chat about the away jerseys that were recently revealed.We're putting two of the eight CPL clubs in focus in this episode and we kick things off on the island as we catch up with friend of the show Pa Modou Kah to chat about him taking the reins at Pacific FC, his journey into coaching, what his coaching and playing style will be, how ready his squad is for The Island Games, and his love of working with developing young talent.Moving east, we stop off in Alberta next to talk FC Edmonton with head coach Jeff Paulus and players Tomi Ameobi, Amer Didic and Connor James.Plus we sit down for an in-depth chat with one of their most exciting recent signings, Keven Aleman, to talk about his career so far, his move to the Eddies, the upcoming matches, his hopes to get back into the Canadian men's national team mix, and just how close did he come to becoming a Vancouver Whitecap?But there's also lots of MLS chat as we delve into the league's controversial plans to get the rest of the season played and hear from MLS Commissioner Don Garber, as the immediate futures of the three Canadian clubs remain up in the air. Plus we look ahead to Tuesday's MLS is Back final between Orlando and Portland.Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:01.45: CPL and Island Games chat40.42: David Clanachan audio45.37: More CPL and Island Games chat68.32: Pa Modou Kah interview98.32: FC Edmonton chat with Jeff Paulus, Tomi Ameobi, Amer Didic, and Connor James110.33: Keven Aleman interview136.25: MLS is Back final chat with Oscar Pareja audio140.13: MLS rest of the season play plans announced, with audio from Don Garber163.25: Wavelength - Emma Townsend - Five-a-Side Football

New Premier Podcast: @MikeMillerFC interviews #CANMNT and FC Edmonton center back Amer Đidić. @CPLPodcast #CanPL

On this weeks episode, we discuss the confirmation of Amer Didic being re-signed by FC Edmonton. With that seemingly being the last big roster move ahead of the season, we look at who we see as starting and what formations the club could use. We also talk about where he realistically see FC Edmonton finishing in the league table. With the seven founding CPL clubs releasing their home kits last week, we do one of our favourite things and review the kits and give them our ratings out of 10.  This episode is brought to you by; Taproot Edmonton ATB

On this weeks episode we look at the recently released schedule and how it changes the format from last season. We then dig into FC Edmonton's schedule, look at key dates and how balanced it looks compared to last seasons. We then look into the home kit teases ahead of the full release this week. There's some elements that have been focused on and we try to extrapolate from that on what why will all look like. We then look at some player news of interest. Former Eddie Ben Fisk won't be returning to Pacific, but will be staying in the league. Amer Didic has been released by the Whitecaps, but is he a slam dunk to return? This episode is brought to you by; Edmonton Community Foundation Alberta Podcast Network powered by ATB

It's been another busy week in Whitecapsland and we bring you all the latest news and chatter as the 'Caps preseason kicked off. We look at the new additions, where the squad is currently sitting in terms of being close to the finished article, discuss the rest of preseason, the plight of the trialists, and hear from 'Caps coach Marc Dos Santos and technical director Axel Schuster. We also sit down for a chat with Canadian international centre back, and current Whitecaps trialist, Amer Didic about his stellar year and time away with the Canadian national team. We also look at the big stories in the Canadian Premier League and Canadian soccer this week, continue our month of FA Cup themed tunes in Wavelength with an Everton song from 2009, and German band Gurr finish their residency as our artists of the month. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:02.50: Whitecaps news of the week22.30: Whitecaps preseason chat with audio from MDS42.03: Whitecaps trialists and development team chat45.23: Amer Didic interview and chat59.55: Canadian Premier League and Canadian soccer chat73.36: Wavelength - Begbie - Blue and White80.55: BC Soccerweb headlines

This week, we talk about the historic National team debut for Amer Didic. He managed to get the first start, first cap and first goal of any CPL player. We also talk about the rumours of him being invited to the Whitecaps camp and the opportunity that is there for him. We also talk about some news around the league, including Daryl Fordyce returning to Canada with Valour and what we can offer them. And since we're a part time Ottawa podcast, we talk about the latest rumours that have foreign investment pushing for expansion in 2020. This episode is brought to you by; Marvel: Universe of Superheroes NorQuest - Career Moves  

This weeks episode is a shining example of what we call the silly season. We start by talking about the U-Sports Draft and FC Edmonton's decision to pick players they're familiar with ahead of some talent that may be a little more unknown. We also talk about the nominees for the individual awards, who we think will win and who was snubbed. We then move onto other news relevant around the league. Amer Didic and Dominic Zator were both called up to the next Canadian National Team game against the United States and what it means to see regular call ups for CPL players. We also look at the Fury folding and what that means for a CPL team in Ottawa. We then focus on some more FC Edmonton news. Jay Ball resigns as General Manager for the club, and we look at what he did for the club in some pretty difficult times. We also talk about the first announced returning player for FC Edmonton, Easton Ongaro. This episode is brought to you by; Edmonton Community Foundation Alberta Podcast Network powered by ATB

Marty, Armen & Charlie chat wacky York9 matches, Amer Didic’s call up to the Canadian men’s national team and the CPL golden boot race. Plus, former Canada player and OneSoccer analyst Terry Dunfield joins the show to preview CanMNT’s big CONCACAF Nations League match against the U.S.

Dave Proctor, Long-Distance runner. Amer Didic, Centre-Back, FC Edmonton. Phillipe Lincourt-Joseph, Midfielder, FC Edmonton. 

Introduction This is the Northern 90 Podcast with Pat Sweet, Episode 13. Welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast, covering the beautiful game in the great white north. For more Canadian Premier League content, head over to Northern90.ca. That’s Northern Nine Zero dot ca. Welcome Hello, Canada, and welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast! I'm your host, Pat Sweet. This week, I take you backstage to meet the HFX Wanderers FC. At the end of the show, I'll also announce the winner of my CPL Jersey Contest, so stay tuned for that. News In this week's headlines: It's now official that CBC will be broadcasting 20 gamesover the course of the season. Twenty game will be streamed through CBCSports.ca, GEM, and the CBC Sports App. Ten of those games will also be broadcast on CBC TV. I love this. It's very Canadian and will make the league accessible - everyone gets CBC. In other exciting news, we've learned that OneSoccer, the league's streaming service, will be made available for free for a "generous amount of time". Halifax has officially sold out it's home opener, which makes it the first sellout in league history. Halifax is going to be one happenin' spot when it comes to football this summer. Some interesting signings in the last week: FC Emonton ink Amer Didic, a 24 year old centreback with lots of USL experience and some MLS experience with Sporting Kansas City. Pacific FC sign left back Blake Smithon loan from FC Cincinnati. Valour FC land midfielder Louis Beland-Goyetteon a one year contract following a stay at his hometown Montreal Impact. Finally, on Men's National Team news, the Gold cup group stage schedule is out, and it's not very kind to Les Rouges. June 15 v. Martinique in Pasadena, CA. June 19 v. Mexico in Denver, CO. June 23 v. Cuba in Charlotte, NC. Three time zones in a little more than a week, playing Mexico at altitude. If you want even more CPL content, including the most important headlines delivered straight to your inbox, then sign up for the Northern 90 Supporters' group. When you join, you get a weekly newsletter with the top headlines, podcast notifications, access to private supporter's group Facebook group, and much much more. Also, it's free. Check it out at northern90.ca/join. Next up, an interview with members of HFX Wanderers FC. HFX Wanderers FC Interview I recently had the opportunity to meet several of the players and coaches from the Wanderers at a pre-season party hosted by Privateers 1882. The place was packed. It was loud and people were excited. The whole point of the party was to allow people to meet and mingle with the players, and to give members of the supporters' group early access to their kits. As for the kits, I'm happy to report they're very nice, and I think people are going to be impressed when they get their hands on their own. I was able to catch up with a number of the players, including: Kouame Ouattara Peter Shaale Vincent Lamy Zachary Sukunda First up, Kouame "The Beast" Ouattara. Very easy to talk to Down to earth Was born in Ivory Coast but calls Moncton, NB his Canadian hometown - that's where he studied and where his wife is from. That being my hometown, too made it easy to hit things off. Next we have an interview with Peter Shaale When I had interviewed Peter, it had just been announced that he had won the Cape Breton University male athlete of the year award Very down to earth, mature and well spoken Finally, I interviewed both Zachary Sukunda and Vincent Lamy. Interesting to hear the differences in the answers between the two Despite their differences in the stages of their careers - Zachary is an experienced player with quite a bit of time in Europe under his belt while Vincent is getting his first opportunity as a professional - their answers align very well. There really seems to be a strong comradery and alignment amoungst the players. General observations The players all love playing for Stephen Hart The club seems to be treating them very well The level of support these guys are getting is almost overwhelming. These guys mentioned expecting to see twenty people show up to the party - there were easily two hundred. Next up, the mailbag. Mailbag Some great messages and ideas this week to share with you. Tim wrote to ask if I thought the kits would be changed up every season like other leagues. Yes, I think so Keeps things interesting Fans will want it Revenue opportunity Macron gets to keep showing off their stuff Sam from the United Kingdom wrote to share his debate on which team to support. This is an interesting question - he didn't want to necessarily chose the closest club on that basis alone, or the one with the nicest kits. He'd love to cheer for an underdog, but there's no clear choice on that front yet, either. I put it to you, dear listeners. Who should Sam support? Also, I'd love to hear who you support, if not your most geographically handy club, and why. What do you think? If you've listened to the show, you know I love to hear from you guys - especially with this being my first episode featuring an interview. I'd love to know what you think of this deal. You can: Leave a comment at northern90.ca/episode12 Write to me at pat at northern90.ca Fire me a note on Twitter @northernninety Jersey Contest Winner The winner is: Verushka Cabradilla of Calgary, Alberta. Outroduction That's all we've got for the show today. I've got a very special episode planned for next week, where I join forces with a who's who of CPL commentators to convene the first annual CPL Predictions Panel to make a number of audacious claims as to how the league will unfold this season. That'll be a special episode so be sure to stay tuned for that. 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Mailbag Music I dunnoby grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: J Lang, Morusque Outro music Urbana-Metronica(wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza

On this weeks episode, we talk about Amer Didic signing with FC Edmonton OneSoccer and their "generous" free trial for streaming and CPL being broadcast on CBC! This episode is brought to you by; Park Power ATB

In the first full episode of Behind the Stripes: A San Antonio FC Podcast, SAFC defender Amer Didic sits down with Preston and Luis to discuss his background in both life and soccer, along with his decision to join San Antonio in 2019. The crew also recaps the SAFC preseason, graffiti party, SAFC app release and previews what is to come in the 2019 home opener against Phoenix Rising FC on March 9 at Toyota Field.