Podcast appearances and mentions of Anthony Precourt

Do you remember 5-0 at Austin FC in February of 2022? That crushing loss that started the Pat Noonan era at FC Cincinnati? Oh, we all remember. Both teams made the playoffs in 2022, but since then, the Orange & Blue and Los Verdes have inhabited different sides of the coin. While Noonan's boys have managed to stay high, Austin FC has exchanged head coaches after subpar seasons. The greener side of things? Brandon Vazquez has been given one of the keys to the attack atop Austin's revamped offense. So what exactly has Nico Estevez brought to The ATX? We ask Mike and Steph from Moontower Soccer about soccer life under Anthony Precourt, the exchange of designated players in the offseason, the arrival of and the hope of revitalization in the 2025 MLS season. Tune in and trade threads with us! #MLS #FCCincinnati #soccer Become a Patron! Subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk Don't forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We're also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we'd love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We'd love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk.

Green smoke! Shortly after Anthony Precourt tweeted everyone's favorite tweet on Monday afternoon the club announced the signing of 30-year-old striker Diego Rubio. The boys went live to break down and react to the unexpected news.0:15 - Intro1:35 - Diego Rubio background4:50 - Where does Rubio fit in?8:55 - Rubio's injury riddled 202314:25 - He's wearing what number?20:55 - Rubio's cap hit & remaining roster spots25:55 - Live listener questionsYou can re-watch today's live episode here.Follow the podcast on socialsTwitterInstagramYouTubeThreads

Join the Latin Boys as we discuss: which Crew player would be best for Taylor Swift, why the Earthquakes owner has as small of a penis as Anthony Precourt, and why the Continuing Champion got banned from Twitter.

Richie & Koke were joined in the studio by Jorge Iturralde from Club Deportes TV. Jorge shared stories from when he moved to the US from Mexico, his hustling as a DJ, becoming a father & freelancing in the communications industry with various companies before creating his own media outlets. We also covered other topics related to Fútbol, Vida & Cultura. Intro (0:00) MLS Growth (3:57) Banter & Sarcasm (8:53) Austin FC Players (13:35) Media in Austin FC (19:15) Austin FC Teamwork (34:40) Owen Wolff (41:41) Anthony Precourt (46:15) 2022 MLS All-Stars (50:12) CDMX (57:56) DJ & Rock en Español (1:05:00) Club Deportes Weekly (1:27:01) Jorge's Daughter (1:35:40) Bocha & Alicia Fagundez (1:47:42) Future Projects (1:57:45) Patience & Trust the Process (2:06:32) Latinos Deserve More Recognition (2:17:35) Reflection of the Day (2:22:15) Don't be Afraid (2:31:07) Outro (2:38:00) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/otraxfavor/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otraxfavor/support

After speaking to Austin FC head coach, Josh Wolff, and the club's founder, majority owner, and CEO, Anthony Precourt, we thought it fitting that our next guest be Austin FC Captain, Alex Ring! In today's episode, we talk through Alex's impressive career, from playing soccer in Finland as a child and ultimately playing for Finland in 2011 to joining MLS in the United States in 2017 and what led him to ultimately become the captain of Austin FC. Hear how Alex's career led him to cross paths with Danny Hoesen, the influence that Claudio Reyna had on his career, and when he first realized he was going to go pro, as well as his memories from some of the most profound matches of his career. He talks candidly about the impact of the pandemic on the sport and the importance of the fans. All this and so much more in today's episode, so make sure to tune in today.

In this episode, Anthony Precourt, the club's founder, majority owner and CEO joins Adrian to talk about his ownership style and how he balances being involved and stepping back. He offers his views on the MLS landscape in 2021 and why, even though the pandemic has disrupted the league, he has remained optimistic about its growth going forward. We dive into some of the Austin FC dynamics specifically, where we hear how the various teams and major hires came to be. As an owner, Anthony understands the importance of hiring those at the top of their game, and he has worked hard to ensure that this is a reality for the club. Seeing as Austin FC is still in its infancy, the academy will be key to sustained growth, and Anthony sheds light on just how valuable it will be to put time and resources into it. Wrapping up our conversation, we hear about all the things Anthony loves about Austin, along with his hopes for the club going into the future.

Yeah, your favorite foul mouthed soccer podcast is back and Manchester United's defense forgot they had a season opener against Crystal Palace. In other news, Anthony Precourt and Austin Texas, were shown to be on the right side of history with Austin FC selling out its season ticket stash and a complimentary article out of Cincinnati. 

Ty Phillips from Columbus, Ohio advocacy group Columbus Speaks joins the show. Columbus Speaks supports organizations that support marginalized people in all of Columbus. Ty talks with us about: - The amazing response to their shirt sale - The moment when he felt Columbus Speaks was really making big strides - Answers the question: How can people start helping? - Brags on his amazing wife Emily: co-founder of Columbus Speaks We also discuss both Austin FC and the Crew with Ty, in a nice level-headed conversation about the team's failed move to Austin by Anthony Precourt and friends. Outside of the interview, BAM gets a little mushy, we discuss the NWSL Challenge Cup record breaking final and share about our upcoming pod special: The Curious Case of Liverpool Women's Football Club. ALSO: We have a new logo!! Graphics by Jess, on Instagram and Twitter, made our new amazing logo! Go pay for her design services, like we did. It's worth your money! WE WILL BE OFF NEXT WEEK! Enjoy the next couple of weeks!

THE BOYS GOT MLS IS BACK FEVER. There's a lot of talk of handsome men in this one, then some breakdown of the proceedings in Orlando (there's...a lot of soccer at MLS Is Back) and Jason goes wild and unveils a new character, "Bane Bradley". Then they boys discuss the differences between the 'augmented reality' of Fox versus the 'brunch vibe' of ESPN, before breaking down the latest Christian Pulisic performance for Chelsea. Finally, Jason tries to figure out why Austin FC is trolling Columbus fans with images of a Crew loss from when Anthony Precourt owned the Crew. It's....weird.    Check out Cincinnati Soccer Talk, Nicky Soup-and-Sausage's FC Cincinnati podcast.  We have a Patreon page where you can support the show, join our JD&TR community, and get access to bonus content--we put out a second show every week just for Patrons. Check it out. Please head over to our YouTube channel and subscribe! We'll consider it a favor.  Twitch Twitter  YouTube Go get yourself a t-shirt at On The Volley Apparel.  Leave a rating and a review wherever you can. It's a big help to the show. We'll read it on the show!

Sam and EG sit down with Wil Trapp to discuss his time dominating soccer and life in and around Columbus, plus what it meant to be the walking/talking face of Ohio soccer for a decade; how Caleb Porter sold him on University of Akron over Harvard; the conflicting emotions of captaining USMNT in the wake of the 2017 WCQ debacle; what the move to Miami (and resulting culture shock) has been like; his first Beckham Experience; how he rebelled against The Man (aka his parents) in HS and the time he got sent to the principal's office in college; plus his unabridged, unvarnished and unsanctioned thought on Anthony Precourt.

How passionate fans of the Columbus Crew organized, protested and eventually saved the Crew and what it means to be a fan moving forward.Sources: Shout out to Keith Naas @Knass who helped proofread the outlineHow Columbus #SavedTheCrew by Arlo Moore-Bloomhttps://www.wbur.org/onlyagame/2019/11/08/columbus-crew-mls-save-the-crewPrecourt takes thoughtful approach in Remaking the Crewhttps://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Journal/Issues/2015/07/27/Franchises/Anthony-Precourt.aspxColumbus Crew Angling Toward Relocation in 2019 by Grant Wahlhttps://www.si.com/soccer/2017/10/17/columbus-crew-austin-texas-anthony-precourt-stadiumSave The Crew: A Timeline of Columbus’ Efforts To Save The Soccer Teamhttps://www.dispatch.com/sports/20181228/save-crew-timeline-of-columbus-efforts-to-save-its-soccer-teamCrew Fans Gather At City Hall To Protest by Chelsea Wileyhttps://www.columbusnavigator.com/crew-sc-fans-gather-at-city-hall-to-protest/Austin Texas Gets A Major League Soccer Deal as Columbus Ohio Gets Stiffed by Jason Nottehttps://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonnotte/2018/08/22/austin-texas-gets-a-major-league-soccer-deal-while-columbus-ohio-gets-stiffed/#4a0be03b780c

On the first episode of Austin's Soccer Pod, we talk with Austin FC Chairman and CEO Anthony Precourt. Topics include his team's MLS record-breaking season ticket deposit campaign, the search for a coach and general manager, recruiting Chicharito, favorite Austin hangouts, Matthew McConaughey, Gregg Berhalter, his interest in an NWSL franchise and more. We also break down Austin Bold FC's 3-2 loss to the Houston Dynamo in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, chat a little Women's World Cup and wish a happy Father's Day to our Soccer Dads.

Could Javier "Chicharito" Hernández be the first player signed by Austin FC? We asked that question to the team's chairman and CEO, Anthony Precourt. This is a sneak peek at our first episode that will come out later this week, including the full 30-minute interview with Precourt. Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and Google Play. Thanks for listening!

The SaveTheCrew movement captured the imagination of soccer fans all across the country. In Columbus, after Anthony Precourt announced he was attempting to move the team to Austin, the fanbase rose up and--along with some passionate city officials--worked to keep the team where they started. Indeed, they on the cusp of securing a massive new stadium and training complex that will keep the team there for decades to come. It turned out to be a win-win for both cities, as Precourt and MLS managed to negotiate a deal with Austin to build a stadium which will house a MLS team starting in 2021. So both cities have teams, will have new stadiums to play in and it seems like the saga has come to an end. But everyone loves a good epilogue, so I called up two reporters who have been following the story. Chris Bils writes for the Austin Statesman and covers about Austin FC, while Jacob Myers  covers the Crew for the Columbus Dispatch. We had a great conversation talking about how we got here, and where things go. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The SaveTheCrew movement captured the imagination of soccer fans all across the country. In Columbus, after Anthony Precourt announced he was attempting to move the team to Austin, the fanbase rose up and--along with some passionate city officials--worked to keep the team where they started. Indeed, they on the cusp of securing a massive new stadium and training complex that will keep the team there for decades to come. It turned out to be a win-win for both cities, as Precourt and MLS managed to negotiate a deal with Austin to build a stadium which will house a MLS team starting in 2021. So both cities have teams, will have new stadiums to play in and it seems like the saga has come to an end. But everyone loves a good epilogue, so I called up two reporters who have been following the story. Chris Bils writes for the Austin Statesman and covers about Austin FC, while Jacob Myers  covers the Crew for the Columbus Dispatch. We had a great conversation talking about how we got here, and where things go. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Three games after Mourinho's firing and Manchester United is a brand new team. Bernie and Dave discuss the team's improvements and break things down barney style for their guest, Lara Smith of Radio Tatas and Comedy Wham. Dave has a theory correlating the success of Manchester United and Millwall. In Austin news, the fellas celebrate the dropping of the lawsuit against Anthony Precourt by the State of Ohio, the City of Columbus, or whoever was suing him via the Modell Law. One would think Columbus Crew fans would be excited...well, Dave and Bernie have experienced otherwise. 

Dave and Bernie discuss the sacking of Jose Mourinho, what it means for Manchester United moving forward and who may take the reigns as manager. They also have cause to celebrate as Anthony Precourt and the City of Austin, TX reach and sign a lease agreement for much anticipated McKalla Place Stadium deal - the future home of Austin FC. Naturally, they compare Austin's stadium deal to the proposed Columbus Crew stadium deal in Columbus, OH

Sports columnist Michael Arace speaks with former Dispatch Crew SC beat reporter Shawn Mitchell on this episode of the Soccer Speakeasy podcast. During this we revisit the Columbus Crew SC 2008 MLS Cup championship and discuss what’s happened over the 10 years since it. Next we mention how Crew SC head coach Gregg Berhalter is likely to be named the United States men’s national team coach and speculate when this announcement could come. Finally, we hear Shawn’s thoughts on how PSV tried to move the Crew SC to Austin, Texas, and what he thinks about the Save the Crew movement.

Joe and Sam discuss the fourth ever regular season matchup between Atlanta United and the Columbus Crew. Atlanta has won each of the previous 3 matchups, but lost one critical one in the playoffs. Columbus Dispatch and Crew beat reporter Andrew Erickson also joined Joe to talk in detail about Anthony Precourt, the owner of the Columbus Crew, and his plan to move the club to Austin Texas as soon as next season.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe and Sam discuss the fourth ever regular season matchup between Atlanta United and the Columbus Crew. Atlanta has won each of the previous 3 matchups, but lost one critical one in the playoffs. Columbus Dispatch and Crew beat reporter Andrew Erickson also joined Joe to talk in detail about Anthony Precourt, the owner of the Columbus Crew, and his plan to move the club to Austin Texas as soon as next season.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Arace, Andrew Erickson are joined by Randy Kilbride to recap the Austin City Council vote on the stadium term sheet and how it may potential move the Crew SC closer to Austin. Next we discuss what came from the 7-4 vote to approve a term sheet between Precourt Sports Ventures and the city of Austin. We also talk about the Columbus Crew SC’s recent performance on the field and where they currently sit in the MLS standings. Finally, we answer fan submitted questions via social media. Council’s yes vote on stadium term sheet moves Crew SC closer to Austin

Andrew covers the Crew for The Columbus Dispatch and watched live as the Austin, TX City Council voted 7-4 in favor of giving Anthony Precourt public land to build a soccer stadium on. Is this vote a slam-dunk on the Crew's future in Columbus? Could Columbus sustain another soccer team IF the Crew head to Austin?

On this episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast, It's a mini-series, looking at the causes and effects of the potential relocation of the Columbus Crew by Anthony Precourt. This episode focuses on the national perspective. NY Cosmos COO Erik Stover calls in to chat MLS' history with relocation and what it all means for the US Soccer going forward. Miki Turner, who has been following the legal sides of things regarding The Crew to Austin, calls in to catch us up-to-date with the Austin City Council, Modell Law, and explain what it exactly means going forward. Check out other episodes in the series:Episode 56: The Ohio Perspective: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/uncle-sams-soccer-podcast/id1261397643?mt=2&i=1000413444428Episode 58: The Texas Perspective: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/uncle-sams-soccer-podcast/id1261397643?mt=2&i=1000414197958

On this episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast, It's a mini-series, looking at the causes and effects of the potential relocation of the Columbus Crew by Anthony Precourt. This episode focuses on Texas as Chris Bils, a freelance journalist in Austin, joins in to talk about what's going on there. The guys also discuss how it could affect San Antonio's MLS dreams with San Antonio FC Managing Director Tim Holt.

On this episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast, It's a mini-series, looking at the causes and effects of the potential relocation of the Columbus Crew by Anthony Precourt. This episode focuses on Ohio as Charlie Hatch, of the Enquirer and Andrew Erickson of the Columbus Dispatch join in help explain everything going on in Ohio.

Hi, my name is Anthony Precourt, and I have soft hands because I have never used them to build anything or perform any task ever in my entire life. I've never worked for anything, and I am a lying pile of human garbage. Please give me things because I feel that I deserve them.

There is no more essential reading in American soccer right now than Tim Myers', "Quiet Lies," and "What's the Truth." Both reports detail the myriad ways in which the MLS and Anthony Precourt have manipulated the narrative around the good city of Columbus. This is not just a pod for all those involved in the #savethecrew movement, but rather for anyone begging for more transparency in the game.

Andrew Erickson, Michael Arace, and Kyle Robertson discuss how Crew SC investor-operator Anthony Precourt reaffirmed interest in finding a potential site for an Austin stadium. Next we talk about the recent news of how Austin is back on track to field a United Soccer League team in 2019, and mention how the Columbus Dispatch now has a Crew SC Facebook group. Finally, we answer fan questions submitted via social media.

It's our Christmas Special!!! We go thru our naughty and nice lists from the soccer world including Inter Milan, Anthony Precourt, and Antoine Griezmann. And our good friend Seamus gives a reading of Twas the League Before Christmas: A Visit from St Arsene.

Welcome to Junior D Sports Weekly Awards Show! Most shows do yearly awards but we decided that a weekly awards show is so much better. Our weekly awards will consist of the Douche of the Week, Criminal of the Week and the Beast of the Week. We also have out Thank You segment at the end of the show where we thank any and everyone who made our week great. As always, this is an unfiltered, explicit podcast…yes, we do use foul language so if you are not comfortable with foul language or adult situations then don’t listen. If you’re extremely sensitive or if you take yourself too seriously then go elsewhere. If you have any recommendations for topics or if you have questions for us, you can call us at (614)470-4JDS or email us at jdspodcast@juniordsports.com!

Dispatch columnist Rob Oller talks about the failed meeting in New York between Columbus city officials and Crew owner Anthony Precourt.

Andrew Erickson, Michael Arace, and Kyle Robertson preview the upcoming Conference Final match between the Columbus Crew SC and Toronto FC; recap the latest meeting between Columbus city officials, Don Garber, and Crew SC investor-operator Anthony Precourt that was held in New York. Finally we host from Kurtis Larson from the Toronto Sun and discuss the Toronto FC team as a whole, and what to expect in the upcoming match up against the Crew SC on Tuesday night.  

Mayor Ginther and other city leaders met in New York today with Crew owner Anthony Precourt and MLS commissioner Don Gilbert to talk about saving the Crew from moving out of town. John talked with Doug Buchannan from Business First about the recent events.

Next week in New York there will be a meeting between Mayor Ginther and Columbus business leaders with Crew owner Anthony Precourt and the MLS Commissioner. Also, officials in Austin are stepping up efforts to search for a stadium site to bring the Crew there.

The Daves you know chat about the MLS Playoff format, talk Anthony Precourt fucking himself, and give a Loons scouting report of Offensive Loons Fan's kids.

Columbus Crew's days might be numbered, but we try to find some solutions on today's episode as we are joined by politician and comedian Travis Irvine. We met Travis doing stand-up comedy in NYC, but he recently moved back to Ohio to run for office. Yes, that is real. He even has a documentary about the whole thing on Amazon Prime Video. Travis is also a huge Columbus Crew fan, so we try to figure out what in the world owner Anthony Precourt is doing to this club. Segment 1: Atlanta United is Don Garber's favorite child. Segment 2: Interview with Travis Irvine (@TravisIrvineUSA) Segment 3: WE TALKIN' PLAYOFFS! MATCHES: ATL v TOR POR v VAN SEA v COL HOU v CHI SJ v MIN Sponsored by SeatGeek. Go to seatgeek.com or the SeatGeek app and use the promo code "COOLIGANS" for $20 off your first order! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Columbus Crew's days might be numbered, but we try to find some solutions on today's episode as we are joined by politician and comedian Travis Irvine. We met Travis doing stand-up comedy in NYC, but he recently moved back to Ohio to run for office. Yes, that is real. He even has a documentary about the whole thing on Amazon Prime Video. Travis is also a huge Columbus Crew fan, so we try to figure out what in the world owner Anthony Precourt is doing to this club. Segment 1: Atlanta United is Don Garber's favorite child. Segment 2: Interview with Travis Irvine (@TravisIrvineUSA) Segment 3: WE TALKIN' PLAYOFFS! MATCHES: ATL v TOR POR v VAN SEA v COL HOU v CHI SJ v MIN Sponsored by SeatGeek. Go to seatgeek.com or the SeatGeek app and use the promo code "COOLIGANS" for $20 off your first order!

Mayor Ginther announces that he and Columbus business leaders will meet with Crew owner Anthony Precourt and the MLS Commissioner Don Garber soon to try and keep the Crew SC from moving to Austin. It is too little too late? What can the city really offer?

You won't want to miss this episode of Columbus this week! Listen as Eric channels his inner conspiracy theorist, Trevor compains about working in a high paid field with good hours, and both publicly call out Anthony Precourt and mayor Ginther, on a podcast listened to by DOZENS of twenty somethings who likely don't even vote. Links and show notes are available here: https://pastebin.com/Vb2MjRff

As if US Soccer needed any more drama, Anthony Precourt, owner of the Columbus Crew, threw the American soccer world into a tailspin with his announcement that he is pursuing moving the club to Austin. Alex and Wes talk about the craziness surrounding the move. In addition, hey, the MLS regular season is over! They discuss the final match against San Jose and look at the playoffs.

This show has been discussed on the MLS Podcast Guide Article https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/11/23/guide-mls-podcasts-updated Two hour show discussing American Soccer. Our Clubs, Leagues, Players, National Team and other fabulous moments Join me for a special thirty minute segment as I am joined by two members of the Columbus Crew supporters and media that covers the team. Patrick Guldan from SB Nation's Massive Report and an old friend in Blake Compton of the Hudson Street Hooligans will join me to discuss this horrible decision by Anthony Precourt to move the club to Austin, Texas without warning. 2nd Division Segment recapping the final round of the NASL Fall Season and recapping the first round of the USL Playoffs. Red Bulls Hour: Recapping the clubs big victory to close down RFK Stadium for good against DC United.

On this week’s episode: We start off talking about the 2018 World Cup field and who we might end up rooting for now that the U.S. is eliminated. Could Columbus Crew SC really move to Austin? We wade through what is happening with owner Anthony Precourt and the city of Columbus. It’s Decision Day 2017 in MLS! Whether they make the playoffs or not, the regular season hasn’t gone how FC Dallas planned. What changes could be in store for the club? We’ll discuss that and more.

Today, two very emotional interviews about the prospect (possibility? probability?) that Anthony Precourt, owner of the Columbus Crew since 2013, will move the team to Austin, Texas. First, George speaks with lifelong Crew supporter Morgan Hughes. Then he discusses the possible relocation with Josh Jackson, a member of MLS to Austin. Enter our annual full kit wanker contest to win a free jersey from SoccerPro.com. Send a picture of yourself wearing the socks, shorts, and shirt of any team. You must be holding a copy of Howler and use the hashtag #fullkithowler. (Here are some of our submissions from last year.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welp, we broke our string of having a special guest every show in 2017 but it wasn’t our fault. We had an interview lined up with OCB Head Coach Anthony Pulis set for Tuesday but there was a giant Skype crash and we weren’t able to record. That’s unfortunate but we’ll reschedule. In the meantime, we’re breaking down (in a rudimentary way) Orlando City’s game against the Columbus Crew in Kaká’s final competitive appearance as a Lion. The team unfortunately didn’t play particularly great soccer in the match but we still found a few things to talk about and I go on a bit of a rant about Anthony Precourt’s remarks about exploring moving the Crew to Austin. We’ve also got an I-4 Derby to talk about as OCB hosted the Tampa Bay Rowdies in the young Lions’ final game of the season, as well as all of the players cut after that loss ended OCB’s season. Then we bring you our #AskTMLPC segment in which we answer your questions from Twitter and our one email user, and we’ve got key match-ups and previews for Orlando’s season finale at the Philadelphia Union this Sunday. Here’s the way No. 108 went down: 0:13- The Lions went out like lambs in Kaká’s final game, our Man of the Match picks, and why Columbus should stay put. 17:28- If the Rowdies knock OCB out of playoff contention and no one is there to see it, did it really happen? Plus, we’ve got a lot of OCB roster cuts to talk about. So many cuts. 32:23- The NWSL championship game came to Orlando City Stadium and it was a brutal game in multiple ways. Still, it was a pro final in our city, so let’s discuss! 39:53- You asked and we answered questions about next year’s draft and roster, and much more. 57:42- Our key match-ups and score predictions as the Lions close the season in Philadelphia Chester, PA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Columbus Crew SC beat writer Andrew Erickson discusses the recent news regarding the possibility of the Crew SC moving to Austin, Texas. We also talk about how investor-operator Anthony Precourt wants a soccer stadium downtown, and recap today’s conference call with him. Finally, we answer reader and fan submitted questions via Facebook, Twitter.

This week Tom and Riley talk a lot surrounding MLS... it is the name of the show after all. They guys talk about Jermaine Jones's Instagram rant, USMNT, Kaka, Award Finalists, Decision Day, USL Playoffs, and the bad man (Anthony Precourt). Remember to rate, review, and subscribe!

  Segment 1 -A new co-host is added to the show. Yay! -That new co-host is Greg Benson. Boo! -Columbus Crewzers FC come away with a point in Bridgeview. Does America care? The answer is obviously no, America does not care at all. Segment 2 -We get to know Greg a little bit better. -Greg's boring stories cause blood to pour out of Morgan and John's eye sockets. -John tries to breastfeed Greg, Morgan cuts to commercial. Segment 3 -Fake Anthony Precourt leaves a voicemail showing his support for ACES Radio. -ACES Radio leaves a return voicemail for real-life Anthony Precourt. -Talking about #TIFOSWEAT. -USMNT vs. Guatemala -American Outlaws is a pyramid scheme.

With Landon Donovan playing his final game for the USMNT, it's time to start looking ahead to which up-and-comer will take his mantle. Clint Dempsey, Michael Bradley and Jozy Altidore will surely carry the torch in the short-term, but which youngster is set to be the next Donovan? Why not winger Joe Gyau, who's making headway at one of the biggest clubs in the world? He tells his story on the show. From one Black-and-Gold team (Borussia Dortmund) to another one stateside. The Columbus Crew -- rather, Columbus Crew SC beginning in 2015 -- claimed the news headlines in MLS this week with a major signing and a new brand identity, which was unveiled at an event that anointed the first and greatest MLS hype man. The club's owner, Anthony Precourt, joined the guys to discuss his vision for the new-look club. We also entertain Humble Pie recipes, discuss the MLS edition of the Landon Donovan testimonial and revisit the debate about just how important Tim Cahill is to the New York Red Bulls. Email us at ExtraTime@MLSsoccer.com or tweet us at @ExtraTimeRadio. And make sure you check out our West Coast brethren at March to the Match every Wednesday!