Podcasts about Atiba Hutchinson

Writer and writing guru Chelene Knight talks about her book Safekeeping: A Writer's Guided Journal for Launching a Book with Love; CBC Sports producer David Giddens recommends four of his favourite sports reads; what makes Dangerous Memory an “inspiring road map” for Juno-winner Sarah Harmer; and from seasonal berries to quantum physics Nathan Maharaj has your reading covered on this episode of The Next Chapter.Books discussed on this week's show include:Safekeeping: A Writer's Guided Journal for Launching a Book with Love by Chelene KnightThe Conscious Creative by Kelly SmallBreathing the Page by Betsy WarlandDangerous Memory by Charlie AngusWorld's Fastest Man by Mary OrmsbyIce in Their Veins by Ian KennedyThe Beautiful Dream by Atiba Hutchinson and Dan RobsonAbove the Noise by DeMar DeRozenThe Serviceberry by Robin Wall KimmererThe Power Broker by Robert A. CaroQuantum Physics Made Me Do It by Jeremie Harris

Atiba Hutchinson finally has space to contemplate the inner strength it takes to chase goals that were often, and understandably, hard to define. In “The Beautiful Dream,” the retired captain of the Canadian men's national soccer team (CMNT) lets fans and readers in on a footballer's journey. Now retired as a player, Hutchinson delves into his early life as a first-generation Canadian growing up in Brampton, Ont. in the 1980s, and '90s and how he navigated the uncertain path to professional success in Europe during the days when a true domestic league hardly existed. That perseverance led to a 20-season pro career that included championships, adulation, and celebrity outside Canada. And, after several frustrating World Cup cycles, Hutchinson was the 39-year-old captain when Canada broke through to qualify for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Hutchinson joined us from his home in Turkey to discuss his life story. He joins Dwayne De Rosario as the second CMNT alumnus to appear on SportsLit.

Originally posted on YouTube in video format.   A review of former Canadian Soccer star Atiba Hutcinson's new book "The Beautiful Dream: a Memoir" by Atiba Hutchinson and Dan Robson. This books covers Atiba's time during his early days as a kid playing football on a local field behind his house with his friends and brother to him reaching the pinnacle of professional football at the 2022 FIFA World Cup. With his international career for the #CanMNT at the centre of the story, it covers his first steps in to European football with several trials at some major European clubs to his first professional contract with Östers IF in Sweden, his subsequent move to Helsingborg IF and his big transfer to FC Copenhagen where he won his first trophies. It continues with his troubled time at PSV Eindhoven, a difficult period in his career due to multiple knee surgeries and then continues with his decade long stint as a Black Eagle at Beşiktaş, where he ended his club career in 2023 before playing one last game for Canada in the semi-finals of the Gold Cup.   Kaan listened to the AUDIO version of the book read by narrator Odario Williams, available on Audible (see below for links).   GET THE BOOK Audible | https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Beautiful-Dream-Audiobook/B0CP8J3Z6B?qid=1727350569&sr=1-1&ref_pageloadid=not_applicable&pf_rd_p=83218cca-c308-412f-bfcf-90198b687a2f&pf_rd_r=EKJ0Y026XX9008XP503K&pageLoadId=KvgUicYWIWuG9XH1&creativeId=0d6f6720-f41c-457e-a42b-8c8dceb62f2c&ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_1 Amazon | https://www.amazon.com/Beautiful-Dream-Memoir-Atiba-Hutchinson/dp/0735247358 Amazon UK | https://www.amazon.co.uk/Beautiful-Dream-Memoir-Atiba-Hutchinson-ebook/dp/B0CP3DDZ3M Amazon DE | https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Atiba-Hutchinson/dp/0735247358 Amazon CA | https://www.amazon.ca/Beautiful-Dream-Memoir-Atiba-Hutchinson/dp/0735247358/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2EVPP7BEE2KW8&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.UtrnS3wJuQkgkkPhsyLTSbcehUXChrFZadp-lb2EutyViRqBfXhmH1FiynnZCitZ7neJZ-w3qw0O9W-VUVX7sTAf6fhhkFHgpWuYQfYNNA97RvFElcwAVwMdzT7VugFVYA9eoTYo6qCYL0JkkUt3qAQjm6PO0O6oGbbVbpfsRMPRrpSBTHIg2wrhUYlTQl68Wh3yAdrafHNwnc6x_0RXiN8HVrSrfhYSzoFoYHKa88ykc2fHr1hS-GTtc9MfswzloEcmWsLL1pi9Z4tHEmj-A1IUu5vHe4d1i9QZOYCqIx0.Zv2dckw2qt75_4z9nugthHYHS7MMAUaLKy92LW4LiEs&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+beautiful+dream&qid=1727350431&sprefix=the+beautiful+dream%2Caps%2C165&sr=8-1

Canadian soccer star Atiba Hutchinson never gave up on the dream of taking this country to the ultimate competition: the World Cup. He joins us to discuss his memoir "The Beautiful Dream."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The final hour of The Fan Morning Show with Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning continues diving into the NFL alongside Bill Bender, senior NFL writer for the Sporting News. They discuss the teams that have impressed and disappointed through the first two weeks of the season, the latest showdown between Joe Burrow and Patrick Mahomes, how much trouble Lamar Jackson and the Ravens are in, and if 2-0 teams like the Steelers or the Chargers can be considered contenders. After that, the morning duo welcome in retired Canadian soccer player, Atiba Hutchinson (23:20). The former national team captain reflects on his 20-year career and capturing it all in his latest memoir, The Beautiful Dream. The trio also discuss the incredible growth that Canadian soccer has made in his lifetime, and what its future holds with the likes of a player of Alphonso Davies caliber along with new head coach Jesse Marsch. To end today's show, B&B go back to the gridiron to discuss the health and future of Tua Tagovailoa and preview the Monday Night's battle between the Falcons and Eagles. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Atiba Hutchinson grew up playing soccer on a patchy field behind his school in Brampton, Ont. — a long way from captaining the Canadian men's team at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Hutchinson shares the highs and lows of that journey in his new memoir, The Beautiful Dream.

In hour three Mike Halford and Jason Brough talk to Dan Robson about co-authoring Atiba Hutchinson's memoir which includes his journey through the ranks of pro football and fighting for Canada's name in the game. The fellas, also tell us what they learned.  This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Join Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill and Jamie McLennan for Hour 1 on OverDrive! New Jersey Devils General Manager and President of Hockey Operations Tom Fitzgerald joins to discuss the trade for Jacob Markstrom, hiring Sheldon Keefe and the outlook of the roster. Hayes, Noodles and O-Dog are joined by longtime Canada Soccer captain Atiba Hutchinson to discuss the inaugural opportunity at Copa América, the atmosphere around the team and playing against Lionel Messi in the tournament.

On Hour 2 of The FAN Morning Show, Matt Marchese, producer of The Jeff Marek Show, checks in to discuss this year's NHL award winners, Connor McDavid being denied of a unanimous MVP, the argument against Erik Karlsson's Norris Trophy victory, the Leafs' position heading into the NHL Draft, Toronto's lengthy list of impending free agents, Brad Treliving's game plan, and William Nylander potentially facing an ultimatum. Later, Justin and Brent are joined by Atiba Hutchinson, former captain of the Canadian men's soccer team, to chat about his retirement from professional soccer, Canada Soccer's current financial situation, what the program needs to do in order to experience success at the 2026 World Cup, his desire to remain involved with the national team in a new capacity, and his favourite moments representing Canada on the international stage (24:50). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

We're back with another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, Canadian national team, and League1 BC chat, and we're joined this week by Harjeet Johal to do it all. It's been an eventful week for the Whitecaps after being rained out in Colorado before it was raining goals in LA for their first away victory in over a year. We chat about the farcical scenes in Colorado that led to the postponement of Wednesday's match with the Rapids and hear from a philosophical Vanni Sartini about the whole thing. Then we delve into that famous win for the 'Caps at LAFC with a new formation, some players playing in strange positions, and a far more aggressive approach on the road than we've seen in the past. Turning our attention to the international stage, we look at the latest financial woes facing Canada Soccer and chat about Canada at the recent CONCACAF Nations League and the upcoming Gold Cup, and bring you some audio from the recently retired Atiba Hutchinson. All of this plus we round up the action around MLS this past week, including the sacking of TFC coach Bob Bradley, and we talk League1 BC, with interviews with TSS Rovers men's head coach Darren Russcher and Whitecaps Girls Elite head coach Katie Collar. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.28: Intro 02.49: Weather wins in Colorado 10.38: Whitecaps beat LAFC for first away win of season 32.35: MLS and MLS NEXT Pro round-up 51.28: Darren Russcher interview and L1BC men's division chat 59.52: Katie Collar interview and L1BC women's division chat 73.40: Canada Soccer's financial woes 113.07: CMNT Nations League and Gold Cup chat 138.45: Atiba Hutchinson chat and audio 147.17: Wavelength - Frank Sidebottom - Guess Who's Been On Match of the Day?

Hour 3 of The FAN Morning Show kicks off with Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli stopping by to discuss which teams could be active ahead of next week's NHL Draft, Mark Scheifele's future in Winnipeg, the latest speculation surrounding Auston Matthews' contract, and the potential Erik Karlsson gets traded this summer. Later, Ailish and Justin are joined by Peter Galindo, soccer writer for Sportsnet, to chat about Canada's 2-nil loss to the United States in the Nations League final, John Herdman venting his frustrations about the team's lack of resources, Atiba Hutchinson's retirement from international soccer and his exclusion from Sunday's lineup, and if Canada has surpassed Mexico in the CONCACAF pecking order (25:40).  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Mithat Fabian Sözmen ve Özgür Gültekin'in sporda gelişmeleri değerlendirdiği Pres, yayında. Pres'in bu bölümünde Sözmen ve Gültekin, Galatasaray'ın şampiyonluğunu, Fenerbahçe'nin sezonu 2'inci sırada tamamlamasını, Beşiktaş'ın yakaladığı çıkışla ligi 3'üncü sırada bitirmesini, Atiba Hutchinson'un vedasını, Süper Lig'de 2023-2024 sezonunun ardından akılda kalanları ve en iyi 11'leri değerlendiriyor.

Anders rör ihop sina inspirationsklenoder men tar ändå täten i det stora 4-4-2-avsnittet. Johan fyller på med en mer medialt utrotningshotad gren: Hemma hos-reportaget. Dessutom: Golande tränare, poker i HBK, sympati med Viktor Fischer, ”klockrena” Gabriel Heinze, förbundsnestorn, vänner i Southampton, Atiba Hutchinson på en lokalbuss i Växjö och den ständiga oron över att bli utlånad till Waalwijk.

Hour 3 of The FAN Morning Show kicks off with Blake Murphy stopping by to discuss Alek Manoah being named the Jays' Opening Day starter, his confidence level in Yusei Kikuchi as the team's fifth starter, Jose Berrios' quest for a bounce back season, Nate Pearson failing to crack the team's Opening Day roster, how the Blue Jays might manage their catcher rotation, Daulton Varsho's outlook for his first year in Toronto, and the ongoing men's and women's NCAA Tournaments. Later, Ailish and Hailey are joined by Atiba Hutchinson, midfielder and captain of the Canadian men's soccer team, to discuss the team's upcoming CONCACAF Nations League match against Honduras at BMO Field on Tuesday, his role as a leader helping integrate young players into the team, and the importance of having synergy between Canada Soccer and the men's and women's national teams (27:46).  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

On the day that the Canadian Women's Soccer team testified at a hearing in Ottawa, we react to the comments specifically Christine Sinclair on former President Nick Bontis. Sid Seixeiro joins the show (1:56) for an absolute tirade against Canada Soccer, and why he feels Atiba Hutchinson should be named the next President. Later, Michael Grange checks in from L.A. (25:36) after attending Raptors practice where Fred VanVleet spoke about his comments on Ben Taylor 24 hours later, whether players have a right to openly criticize officials and how the NBA will deal with this case. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Ben, Peter and Alex reconvene following Nick Bontis' resignation as Canada Soccer president. What's next for the federation? Will anything actually change? Plus, the boys recap the opening matchday in MLS and go through all three Canadian clubs in extreme detail. They also discuss U-17 standouts, Alistair Johnston's rapid rise at Celtic and answer a couple of intriguing CanMNT-related questions to close out the show. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: Northern Fútbol: @NorthernFutbol Ben Steiner: @BenSteiner00 Peter Galindo: @GalindoPW Alex Gangué-Ruzic: @AlexGangueRuzic RUNNING ORDER: 2:30 – More resignations coming? 4:31 – Will CSA president remain a “volunteer” position? 8:08 – How will Bontis' reign be remembered? 11:47 – Does Bontis leaving really change anything? 15:35 – Will Bontis still testify to the Heritage Committee? And will he step down from his Concacaf role? 18:55 – Possible replacements for Bontis 21:26 – Canada finds out path towards Copa América qualification! 24:59 – Analyzing the standout performers for U-17s 33:54 – Which Canadian MLS team should be the most concerned after Matchday 1? 39:47 – Concerns over finishing for Canada's MLS teams? 45:46 – TFC's collapse: momentary lapse or sign of concern? 49:25 – Which position should TFC use its final DP spot? 53:40 – Thoughts on Saliba, Rea in CF Montreal debuts 59:19 – Should Montreal change systems if Waterman is still hurt? 1:01:52 – Is Losada the right fit? 1:08:00 – Whitecaps not starting a single Canadian!? 1:13:13 – Whitecaps sign more Canadians! 1:16:27 – Thoughts on Apple TV 1:23:06 – Are Halifax Wanderers any better this year? 1:26:57 – Chances of a Jebbison call-up 1:27:58 – Alistair Johnston: Potential to be Canada's most decorated player? 1:32:50 – Loturi's national-team stock 1:35:22 – Atiba Hutchinson's club status 1:39:55 – Kyle Hiebert's: Future CanMNT centre-back? 1:43:00 – Canadian free agents who shouldn't be free agents 1:45:05 – Players who haven't featured much who should be called up 1:48:03 – CanMNT players who need to improve

AJ and CJ are joined by Dave Smart to talk basketball, recruiting, and more. Then the guys wish Atiba Hutchinson a happy birthday and debate his future with Canada's Men's National Team

Joshua and Nathan continue to talk about the Whitecaps preseason, the new unconfirmed signings, Raposo's transition to full-back, Harry Kane becoming Spurs' all time leading scorer, why Chelsea need to play Datro Fofana, Man City's financial breaching and more!2:34- Whitecaps preseason continues, signings coming, Raposo's transition to full-back, new loanee, off pitch news29:41- Varsity FC is now officially Nautsa'mawt FC33:53- Larin scores in back to back games with Valladolid35:00- Atiba Hutchinson turns 4035:51- Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria affects Canadian soccer players and many others39:32- Paul Pogba to MLS?41:47- Chelsea can't finish against Fulham in Fernandez's debut, why Datro Fofana needs to start, push for Rice, Aubemeyang to LAFC?52:44- Tottenham beat Man City 1-0 as Harry Kane becomes Spurs' all time leading scorer, Lloris injury58:58- Wrexham out of FA Cup to Sheffied United1:00-24- Man City charged with financial breaches after four-year investigation1:08-28- Leeds fire Jesse Marsch,  the relegation battle1:12:27- Everton beat league leaders Arsenal1:14:21- Dutch manager Ronald Koeman says Gakpo joined Liverpool too early Use code Area 51 for a 100$ voucher at monkeyknifefight.com. Use promo code Area51 for 25% off storewide at Hapson.Start your own podcast with Buzzsprout with a paid plan and get a $20 Amazon Gift Card and support the show!    

Det er den 29. november 2007 og vi befinder os på Lokomotiv Stadion i Moskva, i minus 16 graders bidende russisk kulde.Den lille måltyv Morten Nordstrand har netop sikkert eksekveret et straffespark og bragt F.C. København foran 1-0 mod Lokomotiv Moskva i en vigtig kamp i Uefa cup gruppespillet.I en klynge af lyseblå-klædte FCK-spillere, tiljubles målscoreren af Marcus Allbäck, Atiba Hutchinson og Hjalte Nørregaard, mens Ståle Solbakken ude på sidelinjen sætter i sit karakteristiske jubel-løb og slår ud med en knyttet næve. På udebaneafsnittet jubler ca. 50 FCK-fans, flere af dem i bar mave i den voldsomme kulde - andre med store jakker og nykøbte russiske pelshatte.Det bliver kampens eneste mål og FC København tager sejren.Turen til Moskva bød dog på meget mere end kampen og de tre point. Bl.a. en tømt hotelbar, en kniv i metroen, horder af russisk politi, bøvl med Michael Carøe og et visitkort fra en Lokomotiv fan i Brøndby-hue.Og hvordan hænger alt det her så sammen? Det vil dagens gæst Ronni Jakobsen fortælle os. Velkommen til 2. episode af Absalon Radios fanfortællinger: Visitkort fra Moskva. Medvirkende: Ronni Jakobsen, Mikkel Bonde Sørensen og David Just BertelsenStøt vores arbejde: www.buymeacoffee.com/absalonsradio www.patreon.com/absalonsradio

A lookback at Canada's remarkable World Cup Qualifying journey, their performance at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, and the transfers that have come since. Plus, will Atiba Hutchinson retire from international football? The Room 4-4-2 crew discuss. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/room-4-4-2/message

The Black Eagles Podcast - Episode 250 (December 13th, 2022) - Romain Saïss at the World Cup (Morocco) - Atiba Hutchinson at the World Cup (Canada) - Wout Weghorst at the World Cup (the Netherlands) - Georges-Kevin Nkoudou and several ex-players such as Pepe, Vincent Aboubakar and Domagoj Vida are briefly discussed aswell - All of the Beşiktaş friendlies duringt he World Cup + our updcomping scheudle for the remainder of 2022 FOLLOW us on twitter! @eagles_podcast @Razzerian (Kaan) @Sir_Writes_aLot (Sinan) @besiktas_int (for all the latest 24/7) FOLLOW us on Instagram too! @blackeaglespodcast @razzerian @sinan.schwarting @besiktas_int Our whatsapp #:0032499331684 (Leave a message for us to include in an upcoming #AfterTheBeep!)

Atletico Ottawa's Drew Becki on his thoughts of Team Canada through two games, Atiba Hutchinson substitution, a letdown after Canada scored their first World Cup goal and the play of Jonathan David.

NFL on CBS colour analyst Charles Davis joins Ailish and Justin to discuss Sunday's Eagles-Colts matchup, Philadelphia adding reinforcements on their defensive line, Mike Vrabel's impact on the Titans, and why he grew up idolizing Condredge Holloway. Later, Sportsnet soccer analyst James Sharman stops by to chat about Canada's 2-1 win over Japan on Thursday, Atiba Hutchinson's leadership prowess, Alphonso Davies' health heading into the World Cup, and John Herdman's unique managerial style (28:48). Ailish and Justin wrap up this hour laying out the terms of our The FAN Morning Show's World Cup bet. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Carl Lewis and football writer Zach Lowy discuss players to watch in Group F of the World Cup in Qatar. Group F contains two sides who enjoyed good 2018 World Cup campaigns in Belgium – who finished third – and Croatia, who were ultimately beaten finalists. Canada are making only their second World Cup appearance, while Morocco have qualified for their second World Cup in a row.   Belgium World ranking: 2 Coach: Roberto Martínez Confirmed 26-man squad:Koen Casteels (Wolfsburg), Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid), Simon Mignolet (Club Brugge), Toby Alderweireld (Royal Antwerp), Zeno Debast (Anderlecht), Leander Dendoncker (Wolves), Wout Faes (Leicester City), Arthur Theate (Stade Rennes), Jan Vertonghen (Anderlecht), Yannick Carrasco (Atletico Madrid), Timothy Castagne (Leicester City), Thorgan Hazard (Borussia Dortmund), Thomas Meunier (Borussia Dortmund), Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City), Amadou Onana (Everton), Youri Tielemans (Leicester City), Hans Vanaken (Club Brugge), Axel Witsel (Atletico Madrid), Leandro Trossard (Brighton), Dries Mertens (Galatasaray), Lois Openda (Lens), Michy Batshuayi (Fenerbahce), Eden Hazard (Real Madrid), Jeremy Doku (Stade Rennes), Charles De Ketelaere (AC Milan), Romelu Lukaku (Inter Milan) The Red Devils landed a cushy-looking draw as they look to better their third-place finish in 2018. Martinez has a number of young players coming through, Everton's Onana among them, but Belgium look set to retain an experienced first XI.   Canada World ranking: 41 Coach: John Herdman Confirmed 26-man squad: Milan Borjan (Red Star Belgrade), James Pantemis (CF Montreal), Dayne St. Clair (Minnesota United), Sam Adekugbe (Hatayspor), Derek Cornelius (Vancouver Whitecaps – Panetolikos), Alistair Johnston (CF Montreal), Richie Laryea (Nottingham Forest), Kamal Miller (CF Montreal), Steven Vitoria (Chaves), Joel Waterman (CF Montreal), Stephen Eustaquio (FC Porto), Liam Fraser (Deinze), Atiba Hutchinson (Besiktas), Mark-Anthony Kaye (Toronto FC), Ismael Kone (CF Montreal), Jonathan Osorio (Toronto FC), Samuel Piette (CF Montreal), David Wotherspoon (St. Johnstone), Tajon Buchanan (Club Brugge), Lucas Cavallini (Vancouver Whitecaps), Jonathan David (Lille), Alphonso Davies (Bayern Munich), Junior Hoillett (Reading), Cyle Larin (Club Brugge), Liam Miller (FC Basel), Ike Ugbo (Troyes). Herdman's biggest concern, one of the things “keeping him awake at night”, was the fitness of captain Atiba Hutchinson, Canada's most-capped player, who missed the friendlies due to a bone bruise suffered in pre-season with Besiktas.   Croatia World ranking: 12 Coach: Zlatko Dalic Confirmed 26-man squad:Dominik Livakovic (Dinamo Zagreb), Ivica Ivusic (Osijek), Ivo Grbic (Atletico Madrid), Domagoj Vida (AEK Athens), Dejan Lovren (Zenit Saint Petersburg), Borna Barisic (Rangers), Josip Juranovic (Celtic), Josko Gvardiol (RB Leipzig), Borna Sosa (Stuttgart), Josip Stanisic (Bayern Munich), Martin Erlic (Sassuolo), Josip Sutalo (Dinamo Zagreb), Luka Modric (Real Madrid), Mateo Kovacic (Chelsea), Marcelo Brozovic (Inter Milan) Mario Pasalaic (Atalanta), Nikola Vlasic (Torino), Lovro Majer (Rennes), Kristijan Jakic (Eintracht Frankfurt), Luka Sucic (Red Bull Salzburg), Ivan Perisic (Tottenham), Andrej Kramaric (Hoffenheim), Bruno Petkovic (Dinamo Zagreb), Mislav Orsic (Dinamo Zagreb), Ante Budimir (Osasuna), Marko Livaja (Hajduk Split) Dalic is likely to pick a familiar-looking XI, with Modric, Kovacic, Brozovic, Perisic and Lovren all still key players for the 2018 runners-up. Kovacic and Perisic have been joined by Old Firm rivals Barisic and Juranovic as British-based representatives.   Morocco World ranking: 22 Coach: Walid Regragui Confirmed 26-man squad: Yassine Bounou (Sevilla), Munir El Kajoui (Al Wehda), Ahmed Reda Tagnaouti (Wydad Casablanca), Achraf Hakimi (PSG), Noussair Mazraoui (Bayern Munich), Nayef Aguerd (West Ham), Romain Saiss (Besiktas), Achraf Dari (Brest), Badr Benoun (Qatar SC), Yahia Attiyat Allah (Wydad Casablanca), Jawad El Yamiq (Real Valladolid), Sofyan Amrabat (Fiorentina), Azzedine Ounahi (Angers), Belil El Khanouss (Genk), Abdelhamid Sabiri (Sampdoria), Ilias Chair (QPR), Selim Amallah (Standard Liege), Yahya Jabrane (Wydad Casablanca), Amine Harit (Marseille), Hakim Ziyech (Chelsea), Zakaria Aboukhlal (Toulouse), Walid Cheddira (Bari), Sofiane Boufal (Angers), Youssef En-Nesyri (Sevilla), Abde Ezzalzouli (Osasuna), Abderrazak Hamdallah (Al-Ittihad) The second-best team in Africa, according to FIFA rankings, will face two of 2018 semi-finalists in Qatar. Morocco look strong in the full-back areas, with Mazraoui and Hakimi, while Regragui has plenty of options up front to supplement a forward line likely to consist of Ziyech, Boufal and En-Nesyri.

In a few days, Canada's men's national team will kick off its 2022 FIFA World Cup campaign. It will be the team's first appearance in a men's World Cup since 1986, and there are hopes that their performance in Qatar will help grow the sport here at home. Matt Galloway speaks with former Canada national team player Jeff Clarke, who's currently the technical director and director of operations for Surrey United Soccer Club in B.C.; and Martin Harvey, the former coach of current national team members Atiba Hutchinson and Junior Hoilett.

The Room 442 crew react to Canada's 2-1 win over Japan just days before the start of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. They discuss Lucas Cavallini's last minute penalty, Junior Hoilett's performance and Atiba Hutchinson's chances of starting against Belgium. Who will in the Golden Ball at the World Cup? Lionel Messi is the current favourite to win the award but what about Neymar or Bruno Fernandes? Yes, Bruno Fernandes! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/room-4-4-2/message

Matt and Blake preview Canada at the World Cup on a special Remembrance Day edition of Sekeres and Price. The guys are joined by longtime Canadian captain Atiba Hutchinson, who is finally getting to play in a World Cup after 20 years in the program and six nods as national player-of-the-year. Atiba takes us through his incredible soccer journey and how he related to Alphonso Davies, Jonathan David and the young bucks on the squad. Then Paul Dolan, another Canadian soccer builder, previews Canada's three matches against Belgium, Croatia and Morocco. Dolan was a player last time Canada made the World Cup finals in 1986, and has been a goaltending coach for the program as well. He's been waiting a long time for this. We all have.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt and Blake preview Canada at the World Cup on a special Remembrance Day edition of Sekeres and Price. The guys are joined by longtime Canadian captain Atiba Hutchinson, who is finally getting to play in a World Cup after 20 years in the program and six nods as national player-of-the-year. Atiba takes us through his incredible soccer journey and how he related to Alphonso Davies, Jonathan David and the young bucks on the squad. Then Paul Dolan, another Canadian soccer builder, previews Canada's three matches against Belgium, Croatia and Morocco. Dolan was a player last time Canada made the World Cup finals in 1986, and has been a goaltending coach for the program as well. He's been waiting a long time for this. We all have.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The crew is just getting over their Razor Ruddock INTVU but they all seem in fine form.  James Sharman is joined by Brendan Dunlop, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan and Dan Wong for a spirtited pod.  The US Men's team compared to the Leafs, Atiba Hutchinson back, Canada's Men's Team analysed and their competition, Belgium and Croatia, spark some disagreements.  Also Sepp Blatter is an ass, Netflix FIFA doc, Liverpool on the market and some viewer comments.  JC opens with a new hit. The Premier League has a new home in Canada this season: FuboTV. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprime Presenters: James Sharman, Jimmy Brennan, Craig Forrest, 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.     

Today in Room 4-4-2, the team wonders if Messi is getting better with age, will Atiba Hutchinson be called up for the World Cup, expectations for Canada and more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thomas, Peter and Alex gather at the NFP Studio (Alex's apartment) for their first in-person recording since March. They discuss the returns of Tajon Buchanan, Atiba Hutchinson and David Wotherspoon, re-assess some of Canada's issues vs. Uruguay, answer a number of listener questions regarding the Canadian MLS clubs and CPL, plus a full breakdown of the Canadian women's roster for October and a U-17 roster breakdown. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: Northern Fútbol: @NorthernFutbol Peter Galindo: @GalindoPW Alex Gangue-Ruzic: @AlexGangueRuzic Thomas Nef: @ThomasNef RUNNING ORDER: 3:39 - Chances of a January sale for David? 7:32 - Buchanan's emphatic return 11:26 - How to maximize Eustaquio's offensive characteristics 16:46 - Atiba Hutchinson returns to full training 20:04 - Did Adekugbe lose his place at Hatayspor? 22:46 - Wotherspoon's World Cup chances 27:34 - Bruno Davidson insight 34:25 - Why did the CanMNT have issues defending vs. Uruguay in transition? 37:09 - Who to drop if Canada plays a trio? 38:41 - Best matchups for Canada's pace 41:17 - CF Montreal's best path for playoffs 44:00 - Choiniere, Piette and Zouhir the future midfield trio? 48:15 - Why doesn't Choiniere get CanMNT love? 50:21 - Will Rea, Yao and Sirois crack Montreal's roster in 2023 and potential CPL loanees 55:21 - Will Vancouver qualify for the playoffs? 58:01 - Cavallini's future in Vancouver 1:03:27 - Ryan Gauld for Canada? 1:04:45 - Marshall-Rutty's best position 1:08:35 - Potential MLS camp? 1:10:55 - Standout players in CPL this season 1:14:48 - Parity in CPL: Good or bad? 1:17:47 - What's next for Osaze De Rosario? 1:19:42 - Early CPL award nominees 1:26:53 - Thoughts on CanWNT's October roster 1:35:10 - Canada men's U-17 roster takeaways, U-17 Women's World Cup preview Produced by Peter Galindo.

It's another all action pod after Canada held their own against Uruguay in Bratislava in Tuesday's friendly, the boys channel Bob Ross to paint a rosy picture for CanMNT ahead of Qatar 2022. Questions fly around who will complete a Canadian midfield that is certain to include Stephen Eustáquio, but will Atiba Hutchinson, Jonathan Osorio, Samuel Piette or Ismaël Koné be alongside him? Wonger is worried about Luka Modric and Croatia after their Nations League showing, while Dunny sips Polish beer that ironically sparks a conversation about Moroccan players Canadian fans should be afraid of when they face Canada in Group F. Craig regales wholesome stories featuring his old national team chums. Sebastian Giovinco also tries to pull a fast one...  on Toronto FC. And, inspired by TFC's Federico Bernardeschi, the coolest members go all Toronto street slang on their square podmates.    The Premier League has a new home in Canada this season: FuboTV. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprime    Presenters: James Sharman, Jimmy Brennan, Craig Forrest, 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.*

The World Cup is less than two months away. Are the USMNT ready to get out of the group or will they fall flat? Are the tactics right? Who belongs on the 26-man roster? Andrew, Charlie and David dig in. Plus, The Athletic's Joshua Kloke stops by to take the temperature of the Canadian side after encouraging (but not perfect) results of their own. 0:00 - State of the USMNT coming out of the September window 11:18 - Does the USMNT need a major tactical change? 21:20 - Predicting Berhalter's 26-man World Cup roster 21:38 - USMNT: Goalkeepers 23:40 - USMNT: Defense 29:22 - USMNT: Midfield 35:27 - USMNT: Wingers 37:48 - USMNT: Forwards 48:34 - Does the U.S. make it out of the Group? 53:50 - Interview: Josh Kloke on Canada 56:00 - State of the CANMNT coming out of the September window 57:40 - Did Canada pass the Uruguay test? 1:04:00 - Atiba Hutchinson update 1:12:10 - Who makes Herdman's 26-man World Cup roster? 1:15:10 - Picking the starting XI to face Belgium 1:26:30 - Will Canada make it out of the Group?

With MLS breaking, Andrew, Doyle, Charlie and David sit down for a special Club & Country: Qatar 2022 episode to sift through the rosters called in by Gregg Berhalter and John Herdman and look ahead to a pair of friendlies for the United States and Canada! 1:17 - We're so close to the World Cup!  6:28 - What the USMNT needs to get out of this window 7:55 - What Canada needs to get out of this window 10:05 - USMNT roster breakdown 13:40 - Jordan Pefok and the USMNT No. 9 group 23:25 - We think Matt Turner is locked at the No. 1 GK 31:59 - Canada roster breakdown… too many injuries 32:31 - Is it time to be worried about Atiba Hutchinson? 36:50 - Making sense of John Herdman's comments 42:20 - How should Canada handle key dual national situations? 47:17 - The USMNT XI we want to face Japan 1:02:00 - The Canada XI we want to face Qatar

Joshua and Nathan recap the Whitecaps 3-0 win over the LA Galaxy, season ticket holders and apathy, Atiba Hutchinson's contract issues with Besiktas, Chelsea and Tottenham's Champions League struggles, a 13-year-old playing in a professional game and more!TIMESTAMPS:2:37- Whitecaps lose in Colorado and beat LA Galaxy 3-018:09- Seattle Sounders come to town22:50- Whitecaps season ticket holder not renewing, apathy and "hard questions."33:28- No announcement for CANMNT for rosters for games against Uruguay and Qatar, Atiba Hutchinson's contract at Besiktas  frozen36:45- No English football last week due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II37:58- Chelsea draw RB Salzburg 1-1 in UCL in Graham Potter's first game in charge44:59- Tottenham lose 2-0 to Sporting Lisbon in UCL51:51- Chelsea owner Todd Boehly wants the Premier League to have an All Star Game56:38- Messi is first player in history to score against 39 different UCL teams58:30- Haaland scores wondergoal against Dortmund, Lewandowski struggles against Bayern Munich1:04:20- A 13-year-old in Northern Ireland breaks a UK record for youngest to play in a pro football match1:06:23- FIFA is getting pressure to compensate migrant workers in Qatar Use code Area 51 for a 100$ voucher at monkeyknifefight.com. Use promo code Area51 for 25% off storewide at Hapson.Start your own podcast with Buzzsprout with a paid plan and get a $20 Amazon Gift Card and support the show!     

On the latest episode of A Football Podcast David, Devang and Sean discuss Toronto and Vancouver's fall from grace as they miss the 2022 MLS Cup Playoffs. We discuss who is to takes the blame, what needs to be fixed and what went right for both squads. The guys also discuss CF Montreal's comeback against Crew SC and Gareth Bale's incredible jersey sales.Following that, we check in on the North American's in Europe as Champions League is in full swing! We worry about Atiba Hutchinson's future at Basiktas and if he will be ready for the World Cup?! Lastly, the Devang and David discuss Jonathan Osorio's potential move to Greece as they open up the mailbag for another edition of #AskAFP!Have you joined Patreon? Get the episode a day early and ad-free, plus get access to the discord community: https://www.patreon.com/afootballpodcastFollow @AFootballPod on Twitter! While you're there, say hello to @DesaiDevang, @EmpireGass and @SeanKeayIf you enjoyed today's show, please rate A Football Podcast 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.See you again next week for an all new AFP

Don Taylor, Vancouver broadcast legend, filled in for his showmate, Rick Dhaliwal today. Donnie talked about the good old days of hockey through the 70’s and 80’s and how today's game compares. Had to get a word in about old numbers and who the best Canuck to ever wear number 4. You’ll want to hear the old reference that Blake drops on Donnie, that even impressed him.The senior statesman on the Canadian Men’s Soccer team, Atiba Hutchinson, stopped by the show with the squad in Vancouver for a pair of matches over the next few days.Rob the Hockey Guy, Rob Williams joined Matt and Blake to talk about the busy social week that was for the Vancouver market. Rob talked about a revamp of the BC Lions cheer squad and gave us an idea of when Vancouver might see viewing parties, again. Also a few words about the haircut that shocked the market.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don Taylor, Vancouver broadcast legend, filled in for his showmate, Rick Dhaliwal today. Donnie talked about the good old days of hockey through the 70’s and 80’s and how today's game compares. Had to get a word in about old numbers and who the best Canuck to ever wear number 4. You’ll want to hear the old reference that Blake drops on Donnie, that even impressed him.The senior statesman on the Canadian Men’s Soccer team, Atiba Hutchinson, stopped by the show with the squad in Vancouver for a pair of matches over the next few days.Rob the Hockey Guy, Rob Williams joined Matt and Blake to talk about the busy social week that was for the Vancouver market. Rob talked about a revamp of the BC Lions cheer squad and gave us an idea of when Vancouver might see viewing parties, again. Also a few words about the haircut that shocked the market.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter and Alex kick off the show with a loaded discussion on Canadians abroad from the weekend, including Ike Ugbo's chances of staying at Troyes, Atiba Hutchinson's strong showing for Besiktas, Richie Laryea's recent cameos with Nottingham Forest, Liam Millar's injury and so much more. They also answer your burning questions in the Canucks Abroad mailbag, from the players who are in line for an increase in playing time during Nations League, how many Canadians could be in the Premier League next season, whether promotion will impact Laryea's minutes and everything in between. Finally, the boys close out the show with MLS and CPL-related analysis as well as their favourite matchups to watch next week in the Canadian Championship. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: Northern Fútbol: @NorthernFutbol Peter Galindo: @GalindoPW Thomas Nef: @ThomasNef Alex Gangue-Ruzic: @AlexGangueRuzic RUNNING ORDER: 1:23 - Canucks Abroad Roundup (Ugbo, Atiba, Larin, Laryea, Millar, St. Clair vs. Crepeau) 30:30 - Canucks Abroad Mailbag (Who could break out in Nations League, Canadians in PL, Kooner's progress, etc.) 1:08:01 - MLS analysis (Miller's big weekend, MTL defenders' futures, TFC youngsters, etc.) 1:18:14 - CPL analysis (Valour COVID, big moves, CanChamp) 1:28:58 - News And Notes (Women's U-17s, Canadians in MLS TOTW, NWSL) Produced by Peter Galindo.

Peter, Thomas and Alex kick off the show with a recap of the U-20 camp following Canada's 1-0 loss to Costa Rica. Peter provides details of the game, answers some burning questions and dishes out some nuggets regarding the dual nationals' thoughts now that the camp has concluded. They also go over a number of Canadians abroad from Alphonso Davies to Atiba Hutchinson to Julian Dunn and everybody in between. The guys move on to answer some of your questions in the mailbag about the June venues for Canada's upcoming games, dual national updates, fourth-striker options and so much more. Finally, the boys close out the show with some analysis on the Canadian MLS teams, the CPL and round out the episode with some topical news and notes. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: Northern Fútbol: @NorthernFutbol Peter Galindo: @GalindoPW Thomas Nef: @ThomasNef Alex Gangue-Ruzic: @AlexGangueRuzic RUNNING ORDER: 2:17 - Costa Rica 1-0 Canada U-20 takeaways 5:57 - Why was Biello leading the camp? 8:07 - Player reaction to the camp 9:50 - Mbongue on radar and what's the level of MLS Next PRO? 15:26 - Canucks Abroad Roundup (Davies, David's move, Buchanan hitting strides, Hutchinson's future, etc.) 41:20 - Canucks Abroad Mailbag (June venues, Davies' role, dual national updates, fourth striker options, etc.) 1:01:27 - MLS analysis (Akinola's status, Breza, what's up with Vancouver?) 1:09:18 - CPL analysis (York's striker dilemma, other game takeaways, quality of officiating) 1:16:00 - News and Notes (CanWNT W Championship draw, U-17s start strong, etc.) Produced by Peter Galindo.

Will Nault and Logan Gordon provide their insight on the biggest stories in the NHL. They touch on the recent play of the Winnipeg Jets.  TFC Republic's John Molinaro gives his take on Canada men's soccer's matchup with Panama. He shares his thoughts on Atiba Hutchinson and the 2022 FIFA World Cup draw.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. 

Atiba Hutchinson joins the show to chat about Canada qualifying for the World Cup, experiencing the transformation of the men's national program over the course of his career, the electric atmosphere at BMO Field on Sunday, and the special camaraderie shared by this team (2:21). Later, it's time for Text Line Tuesday! The team heads to the text line to field questions and comments from listeners (30:03).The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

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Jennifer Botterill phones in to chat about the Leafs signing Nick Abruzzese out of Harvard, lack of production from the fourth line, Sheldon Keefe's criticism of William Nylander, and Mark Giordano's seamless transition to Toronto's blue line (0:25). Next, former Team Canada captain Dwayne De Rosario joins the show to discuss his emotions during yesterday's 4-nil win over Jamaica, what qualifying for the World Cup means for the future of Canadian soccer, the new wave of supporters that have emerged across the country, and Atiba Hutchinson's longstanding commitment to the men's national program (20:00). The team closes out the show by assembling their daily Wake and Rake parlay (36:52). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show for your listening pleasure, with more Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, and Canadian national team chat. It's official! Canada have done it and are heading back to the World Cup for the first time since 1986. It was a historic day in Toronto and our man on the ground Zach shares the experience with us as we chat about qualifying for Qatar, what John Herdman has meant to this team, the rise of Canadian soccer, and a lot more. Plus we hear the thoughts of Atiba Hutchinson on just how good this Golden Generation of young Canadian talent can be. Turning our attention back to the club game, our feature interview this week is with WFC2 head coach Nick Dasovic. We chat about the team being back and what it means for the club, the new MLS Next Pro league, developing young talent, and lots more. We also chat with new North Texas head coach Pa Modou Kah about the new league, leaving CPL champs Pacific FC for a new challenge with a MLS2 team, and how he's grown as a coach during his time on the island. Plus we chat with Vanni Sartini about what the Whitecaps need to work on during this international break and how they can turn their fortunes around, and we look ahead to the 'Caps game with Sporting KC this coming weekend. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.32: Canada are going back to the World Cup 44.43: Nick Dasovic interview 74.38: WFC2 chat and thoughts of Vanni Sartini 82.33: Pa Modou Kah interview and MLS Next Pro chat 103.14: Vanni Sartini interview 108.30: Whitecaps chat and a look ahead to SKC 115.14: Wavelength - Scotland 1986 World Cup Squad - Big Trip To Mexico

Jeff Blair and Vivek Jacob open with a chat about Canada having not yet clinched a World Cup berth after a 1-0 loss to Costa Rica and the team now having to look ahead to Sunday's match vs. Jamaica (1:05). Next, James Sharman shares his thoughts on the match from San Jose, Canada playing down to 10 men for most of the match, the team's surge in the second half despite not scoring and standout performances from Richie Laryea and Ismael Kone (18:26 ). Later, Stephen Brunt talks about John Herdman's coaching style, his decision put the 19-year old Kone into the match, and compares this incarnation of the National Team in years past (51:26). Dwayne De Rosario discusses the national team's journey to this point, his former teammate Atiba Hutchinson leading the team with his inspired play, and the joy he gets from seeing Canada atop the table (1:12:14). To wrap, Canada's captain at the 1986 World Cup Bruce Wilson  talks about the thrill of clinching a spot in the World Cup on home soil in 1985 in Newfoundland – can Canada do the same on Sunday at BMO Field (1:18:35)?The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

The Canadian men's national team is on the verge of qualifying for its second World Cup ever, and its first since 1986. Progressing to the tournament would mean a lot for Canadian soccer, and especially for this team's elder statesman: Atiba Hutchinson. Joshua Kloke is on the ground in Costa Rica ahead of a big match that could seal the team's ticket to Qatar, and he joins us on the show to talk about all that and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The morning show crew chats about Pascal Siakam's recent surge, how his play compares to other stars around the NBA, and the benchmark created by the Cavs' acquisition of Caris LeVert (0:32). Afterwards, Canadian men's national soccer team captain Atiba Hutchinson joins the show to discuss his bizarre goal against El Salvador, the hostile environment in their stadium, Canada's 3-0-0 qualifying window last week, and the team being on the verge of making the World Cup (24:21).The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate. 

Socrates FC'nin 43. bölümünde İnan Özdemir, Atahan Altınordu ve İlhan Özgen, Süper Lig'in pandemi sonrası ilk haftasından geriye kalanları değerlendiriyorlar. Seyircisiz futbolu seyretmenin zorluklarına bir çözüm olarak getirilen ses efektleri yararlı oldu mu? Bu sorunun üzerinden televizyon ve radyodaki konferans yayınlarına, Ümit Aktan ve Tansu Polatkan'a uzanan üçlü, Fernando Muslera'nın üzücü sakatlığı vesilesiyle Türkiye'ye gelmiş lider karakterli oyunculardan bahsetmeye başlıyor. Fenerbahçe'nin Uche-Högh ikilisinin rol dağılımı, Atiba Hutchinson-İnan Özdemir benzerliği, John Moshoeu, Ivko Ganchev ve Dirk Kuyt gibi unutulan liderler hakkındaki sohbetten sonra Socrates Dergi'nin sayfalarını dolduran röportajların perde arkasını dinlemeye koyuluyoruz.

Socrates Podcasts'in spor-mizah temalı programı Diyojen'in 11. bölümünde İsmail Türküsev, Sonat Işık ve Turgut Uç, evden eve mizah atışlarına devam ediyorlar. Programın şeref konuğu Sergen Yalçın'ın açıklamalarının ardından, Ümraniye'yi özleyen bir Kanadalı, cennet-cehennem maçları, Gianluigi Buffon'un hayalindeki savunma hattı gibi konulara geçiliyor. Paul Scholes, Frank Lampard ve Steven Gerrard'ı kendi beğenilerine göre kıyaslayan üçlü, Real Madrid'e yakışır bir forvet ve İtalya civarında aktif stoper arıyor…