Podcasts about amway canadian championship

Midweek cup games mean midweek insanity. First, the guys look north to Toronto FC's last-gasp Amway Canadian Championship winner. South of the border, the US Open Cup Round of 16 came and went and naturally there were all sorts of bizarre highlights, crazy plays and coaches … throwing balls? The guys look back at everything that happened then look forward to a loaded quarterfinal schedule. In the second segment, attention shifts to MLS ahead of an awesome weekend that includes four straight days of league action then dive into the #FakeMLSTrades quagmire. The next installment of the #NYDerby is on Sunday (Noon, ESPN). Can New York City FC finally earn some respect in the five boroughs? And how will Poku's transfer affect the club? The guys also look at your dream transfers for MLS, and Doyle has some names who could maybe stay in the states after Copa America Centenario. It’s expansion time in the mailbag. Nashville will join USL in 2018 and owner/investor Chris Redhage, who played in the league himself, checks in from the Music City where his group is on the verge of announcing the league’s newest franchise, one with plenty of ambition. 

Soccer Talk with Tyler Green and Simon Fudge is back for the June 23rd edition - presented by Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy, as they broadcast from Barber and Co. studio locations in both Europe and Vancouver. On this episode, Tyler talks about his experiences at EURO 2016, as he gets ready to return home after taking in several games and the scenery of France over the past couple of weeks. Simon, meanwhile, reports from Vancouver on Whitecaps FC’s 1-0 defeat at Toronto FC in the first leg of this year’s Amway Canadian Championship final. We hear from head coach Carl Robinson, goalkeeper Paolo Tornaghi, and midfielder Ben McKendry following Tuesday’s disappointing result at BMO Field. Can the Whitecaps turn the one-goal deficit around and defend their Voyageurs Cup title at BC Place next Wednesday night? Simon and Tyler give their thoughts on what should be an intriguing second leg. In the second half, Tyler and Simon focus on EURO 2016 and the events, both on and off the pitch, in France. They also look back on a dramatic group stage and ahead to this weekend’s mouth-watering encounters in the Round of 16. All that, plus ‘Simon Says’ on the June 23rd version of Soccer Talk! More info about Soccer Talk on Facebook! And visit our friends at Find a Property and at Tenth and Proper.

Harrison and Sean return to conquer your hearts with a thrilling rendition of why they dislike Graham Zusi versus the alternatives of an unproven, yet exciting creative talent and then a 17-year old fresh off his prom (NEVER ACTUALLY MENTIONED IN THE PODCAST, FAIL!) with Sean bringing some fresh numbers and perspective.Talk continues around Argentina, their ELO, ELO in general and then Harrison provides a pretty simplistic bottom line of what the US defenders need to do to prevent goals (besides get lucky).The duo bestow some thoughts concerning the NYCFC attack, Mike Grella, compare the sunk cost fallacy to Lucas Melano and then discuss what Portland would do if they had to replace Adi... (actually there is no answer, it would just suck a lot).Lastly, they discuss a bit of the Amway Canadian Championship final, first leg and discuss Michael Bradley in a thrilling return of the superlative game.Visit americansocceranalysis.com for more analytically based content. You can follow ASA (@analysisevolved),  Harrison Crow (@harrison_crow) and Sean Steffen (@seansteffen) on twitter and find us on facebook.  

Just a day away from the Copa America Centenario semifinals and life is good for USA fans. The remaining CONCACAF participant US Soccer are preparing to face off with Argentina and Messi for a shot at the final. With Wiebe out David and Matt call on World Cup/Copa America veteran and former USMNT center back Jimmy Conrad. He takes them inside the locker room what the mentality is like before the game, and answers some big questions like what changed for Jurgen Klinsman, and did US Soccer save Jurgen? In the second segment MLS has returned so Ben "the research" Baer joins the show. The Colorado Rapids continue to cruise at the top of the standings while NYCFC and The Union showcase the incredible rookie class in their matchup. Also the guys look ahead to midweek MLS and Amway Canadian Championship matches. In the mailbag the guys try to help out some wardrobe debate while headed to the Copa America semifinals.

Soccer Talk with Tyler Green and Simon Fudge is back for the June 10th edition - presented by Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy, as they broadcast from Barber and Co. studio locations in both Europe and Vancouver. On this episode, Tyler gears up for EURO 2016 by taking in the sights of London, England, and Bruges, Belgium, before heading to France for European soccer’s showpiece event. Simon, meanwhile, reports from Vancouver on Whitecaps FC’s successful passage through to this year’s Amway Canadian Championship final after overcoming a first-leg deficit to defeat NASL side Ottawa Fury 3-0 at BC Place on Wednesday night for a 3-2 aggregate result in their semifinal series. We hear from head coach Carl Robinson, centre back Tim Parker, and midfielder Nicolas Mezquida on what was a thoroughly committed, professional performance by Whitecaps FC in the second leg. We also get the thoughts from a disappointed Fury head coach Paul Dalglish, who saw his side struggle against an experienced Vancouver line-up.    Tyler and Simon also discuss the build-up to EURO 2016, with Tyler finding a lack of buzz in both England and Belgium during his travels this week. Simon, however, reveals a sense of anticipation for the tournament in Vancouver’s many social establishments.  We also hear from Metrotown Physio’s Marc Rizzardo before he embarks on his own trip to Europe and a holiday in Italy. Marc gives his thoughts on a variety of recent soccer and sports medicine-related topics, as well as his predictions for EURO 2016. All that, plus ‘Simon Says’ on the June 10th version of Soccer Talk! More info about Soccer Talk on Facebook! And visit our friends at Find a Property and at Tenth and Proper.

One step closer. On this week's show Devang and Wheels discuss the 4-2 Toronto FC win in the first leg of the Amway Canadian Championship semifinal and preview Wednesday's contest versus the Montreal Impact at Stade Saputo.

There’s still plenty to play for in the 2015 season, but can the new-look LA Galaxy be stopped? After the overwhelming display by the defending champions against New York City FC, Simon is ready to call them locks for MLS Cup 2015 except that David, Ben and Arielle aren’t taking the bait. The gang breaks down every matchup from a busy Week 25 in MLS: Drogba’s debut, to Toronto’s Jozy-less domination, San Jose’s reversing fortunes, and lots more.   In the second segment, David, Simon, and Arielle preview the upcoming midweek action highlighted by the Amway Canadian Championship second leg final. Can Vancouver finally break their tournament curse and win their first Voyagers Cup? Plus, we preview the two MLS midweek matches and the CCL group games on tap for this week as the Sounders and Brad Evans prepare for their rematch with Olimpia in Honduras.   And in the mailbag: another FIFA head-scratcher, Sounders fans take issue with Simon Borg (surprise) and what works best for the development of young players? Star players or experienced coaches?    

Peter Schaad and David Norman break down the Whitecaps 2-1 win over Edmonton in the second leg of the semi final of the Amway Canadian Championship.

Press conference with Whitecaps head coach Carl Robinson after his team's 2-1 loss to TFC in the first leg of the Amway Canadian Championship last night.

Post game press conference with Toronto FC head coach Ryan Nelsen after his squad's 2-1 win over the Vancouver Whitecaps in the first leg of the Amway Canadian Championship.

Jon (@Fussball_eh), Ryan (@coxon) and Blog Smith (@BlogFuryFC) are joined in the studio by Matt Hawkins (@mhawkin2) to review the Amway Canadian Championship mid-week loss to FC Edmonton and the NASL loss in Atlanta to the Silverbacks. The Gang also discusses streaming issues, what the Fury should do over the summer break and preview the Tampa Bay Rowdie game at Carleton on Saturday night, plus much more.

In this episode of the North of 49 podcast, Toronto FC left back Ashtone Morgan discusses Toronto FC’s elimination of the Montreal Impact in the Amway Canadian Championship tournament. Steve and Chris also break down Toronto and Vancouver’s victories in the Canadian Championship, discuss the expected signing of Marco Di Vaio by the Montreal Impact and provide their impressions of the just released Canadian National Team centenary kit.

In this episode of the North of 49 podcast, Steve and Chris preview the 2012 Amway Canadian Championship tournament and chat with Montreal Impact forward Eduardo Sebrango. They also break down the week that was for the Vancouver Whitecaps, Montreal Impact and Toronto FC, discussing in depth a couple of impressive victories by the Whitecaps and Impact and one heartbreaking defeat for Toronto FC.