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Larry Henry Jr. joins Sean Brace to talk about the Union firing Jim Curtin and what's in store for the future, #MLS Playoffs - including Lionel Messi's Inter Miami being eliminated by Atlanta FC in Round 1, the #Flyers' early season struggles as the #NHL season continues, and much more!

De plus en plus d'arbitres quittent le hockey mineur en raison de la violence qu'ils subissent. C'est ce qui ressort d'une nouvelle étude menée par le pôle sports de HEC Montréal. Éric Brunelle et Stéphane Auger, ancien arbitre de la LNH et directeur général de Hockey Québec, explorent diverses avenues pour faire face à la violence et au manque de respect dans le sport. Antoine Roussel fait part de ses observations au lendemain de la défaite cuisante des Canadiens contre les Rangers de New York. Il croit que le CH devra apporter de solides correctifs. Le CF Montréal est passé si près de vaincre le Atlanta FC et de poursuivre sa course lors des éliminatoires de la MLS. L'ancien capitaine du Bleu-blanc-noir, Patrice Bernier commente le revers crève-coeur et se questionne sur les leçons à tirer de cette saison pleine de rebondissements. André Tourigny, entraîneur-chef du club de hockey de l’Utah, discute des défis auxquels son équipe fait face, notamment la gestion des blessures. Il aborde également la compétitivité de la ligue et la nécessité pour son équipe de rester patiente et de jouer selon ses forces, malgré les turbulences. Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee pour notre politique de vie privée

The Colorado Rapids just acquired Andrew Gutman from Atlanta FC. Can he be the catalyst to the left side of the defense? Also the Rapids are rumored to be in on Brazilian striker Rafael Navarro. What can we expect from the 9? Join Mitchell Carroll, Yahir Vazquez, & Duane Brown as they discuss all things Rapids. An ALLCITY Network Production WATCH YOUR FAVORITE TEAMS HERE: https://www.fubotv.com/dnvr  PARTY WITH US: http://bit.ly/3D9aqH1  ALL THINGS DNVR: https://linktr.ee/dnvrsports SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/DNVR_Sports BUY GOLDEN ERA: https://www.triumphbooks.com/golden-era-products-9781637273692.php?page_id=21 Go to https://www.birddogs.com/DNVR or enter promo code DNVR for a free Yeti style tumbler with your order. Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code DNVR for $20 off your first purchase. Use Code: DNVR for 50% off 2 or more pairs of polarized sunglasses at https://ShadyRays.com  Check out FOCO merch and collectibles here https://foco.vegb.net/DNVR and use promo code “DNVR” for 10% off your order on all non Pre Order items. AG1 is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. Just visit https://drinkAG1.com/DNVR  Go to https://saturdayneon.com and use code DNVR for 10% off your order today.  When you shop through links in the description, we may earn affiliate commissions. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Loons looking to bounce back after falling to Atlanta FC as they take on Toronto FC at Allianz Field, Andy Greder covers the Minnesota United for the Pioneer Press and he previews tonights match and give us the latest on the Loons as they made some moves this week waiving Doneil Henry, Aurora FC and more including Apple TV talk.

Inter ainda conversa com Ezequiel Barcos e espera o Atlanta FC. Enquanto isso, David deve ser anunciado como reforço para os próximos quatro anos. Confere abaixo o que sabemos sobre o nosso Colorado: 00:00 - Ouço Vozes 5:29 - Novidades sobre Ezequiel Barco 16:31 - David em Porto Alegre 19:53 - Inter precavido para uma possível saída do Yuri Alberto 25:36 - As imagens do treino da manhã no CT do Parque Gigante 30:04 - Daniel e o retorno aos treinos com 100% recuperado da lesão 31:01 - O projeto do Inter para goleiros e a função do CAPA nas contratações

Meryl has to get some things off her chest about the neighbors across the street. Kyle confuses the pod for a therapy session. They talk hot mess moments from their favorite character on Fargo, play a Pitch Perfect themed game, and debate who would be the best next coach for Atlanta FC.

Hype Ep #27 Part 1 MLS Annoncée comme un fiasco, finalement la bulle MLS tient une grande partie de ses promesses... de là à l'imaginer comme exemple pour la NBA et la NHL, est ce qu'une question de passe décisive ?  Antoine Latran de Culture Soccer nous explique, quelles ont été les options pour la ligue pour réduire l'ensemble des facteurs risques. L'enjeu ou le jeu  On vous parle des performances des franchises sur le terrain, LAFC, ATLANTA FC, LES SOUNDERS Bref, quelles sont les principaux upsets du tournoi au moment de l'enregistrement... Un mot sur les français Focus sur les performances de Thierry Henry et l'impact de Montréal, ainsi que les champion en titre, les Sounders de Jordy Delem  MLB   L'opening day c'est dans quelques heures...enfin avec deux affiches : les Nationals – champions en titre – face aux Yankees et les Dodgers face aux Giants.  Pour les 1ere diffusion en France, Il faudra attendre vendredi soir et l’opposition entre les BRAVES ET LES METS,  commenté par notre Benjamin Bernard et sur les antennes de BeInSport.. si vous ne pouvez pas attendre… il y a toujours l League pass MLB…  Dans une saison raccourcie de 60 matchs, les prétendants au départ pour attendre les World Series semblent plus nombreux que jamais :  Est ce enfin l''année des Dodgers avec le désormais Golden Boy Mookie Betts ? Les nationals des expérimentés cole et Strasburg peuvent ils réussir le doublé ? Comment imaginer un World Series sans les Yankees ? Qui des Rays, Braves, Brewers, ou encore des White sox sera l'équipe surprise de cette nouvelle saison ?  En attendant d'y voir plus clair, voici notre preview complète, les favoris de la rédaction de HypeSportsMedia & thestrikeout. Bonne écoute #HypeFamily 

I nya avsnittet av Taktikpodden pratar vi engelska, eftersom vi intervjuar en av fotbollsvärldens (och Twitters) nya spännande taktiska analytiker, Adin Osmanbasic. Osmanbasic jobbar för Atlanta FC och har skrivit mängder av artiklar om fotbollstaktik. Vi länkar till en här nere. I detta avsnitt pratar vi helt och hållet om kontringsfotbollens utveckling. Vad menar till exempel Osmanbasic med att Ronaldo är en ”gambling winger”? Länk till Adin Osmanbasics artikel om kontringsfotboll: https://spielverlagerung.com/2020/04/01/the-evolution-of-counterattacking/?doing_wp_cron=1589801894.8444728851318359375000 Länk till Adin Osmanbasics hemsida: https://adinosmanbasic.com Länk till Adin Osmanbasics Twitter: https://twitter.com/adinosmanbasic Taktikpoddens VLogg där John Wall visuellt förklarar olika taktiska moment är klar med sin första säsong. Säsong 2 dyker upp snart! Prenumerera så får du en notis när det är dags. Här kan du kolla på gamla avsnitt: https://www.youtube.com/c/taktikpoddenskanal Taktikpodden leds av Josef Carstensen och Hasse Carstensen i samarbete med fotbollstränaren och analytikern John Wall. Josef och Hasse har drivit andra poddar under några år. John Wall är bland annat hjärnan bakom www.gameinsightsoccer.com. Hålltider: 00:00 Hasse Carstensen hälsar välkommen 01:10 Adin Osmanbasic om kontringsfotbollens utveckling de senaste 10 åren: likheter med basket, Ronaldo och Mbappés chansningar, hur man kontrar mot ett lag som parkerar bussen med mera. Mejla oss gärna på taktikpodden@gmail.com Följ oss gärna på Instagram för senaste nytt, bilder och videor: www.instagram.com/taktikpodden_insta Följ oss på Twitter på @taktikpodden

I nya avsnittet av Taktikpodden pratar vi engelska, eftersom vi intervjuar en av fotbollsvärldens (och Twitters) nya spännande taktiska analytiker, Adin Osmanbasic. Osmanbasic jobbar för Atlanta FC och har skrivit mängder av artiklar om fotbollstaktik. Vi länkar till en här nere. I detta avsnitt pratar vi helt och hållet om kontringsfotbollens utveckling. Vad menar till exempel Osmanbasic med att Ronaldo är en ”gambling winger”? Länk till Adin Osmanbasics artikel om kontringsfotboll: https://spielverlagerung.com/2020/04/01/the-evolution-of-counterattacking/?doing_wp_cron=1589801894.8444728851318359375000 Länk till Adin Osmanbasics hemsida: https://adinosmanbasic.com Länk till Adin Osmanbasics Twitter: https://twitter.com/adinosmanbasic Taktikpoddens VLogg där John Wall visuellt förklarar olika taktiska moment är klar med sin första säsong. Säsong 2 dyker upp snart! Prenumerera så får du en notis när det är dags. Här kan du kolla på gamla avsnitt: https://www.youtube.com/c/taktikpoddenskanal Taktikpodden leds av Josef Carstensen och Hasse Carstensen i samarbete med fotbollstränaren och analytikern John Wall. Josef och Hasse har drivit andra poddar under några år. John Wall är bland annat hjärnan bakom www.gameinsightsoccer.com. Hålltider: 00:00 Hasse Carstensen hälsar välkommen 01:10 Adin Osmanbasic om kontringsfotbollens utveckling de senaste 10 åren: likheter med basket, Ronaldo och Mbappés chansningar, hur man kontrar mot ett lag som parkerar bussen med mera. Mejla oss gärna på taktikpodden@gmail.com Följ oss gärna på Instagram för senaste nytt, bilder och videor: www.instagram.com/taktikpodden_insta Följ oss på Twitter på @taktikpodden

I nya avsnittet av Taktikpodden pratar vi engelska, eftersom vi intervjuar en av fotbollsvärldens (och Twitters) nya spännande taktiska analytiker, Adin Osmanbasic. Osmanbasic jobbar för Atlanta FC och har skrivit mängder av artiklar om fotbollstaktik. Vi länkar till en här nere. I detta avsnitt pratar vi helt och hållet om kontringsfotbollens utveckling. Vad menar till exempel Osmanbasic med att Ronaldo är en ”gambling winger”? Länk till Adin Osmanbasics artikel om kontringsfotboll: https://spielverlagerung.com/2020/04/01/the-evolution-of-counterattacking/?doing_wp_cron=1589801894.8444728851318359375000 Länk till Adin Osmanbasics hemsida: https://adinosmanbasic.com Länk till Adin Osmanbasics Twitter: https://twitter.com/adinosmanbasic Taktikpoddens VLogg där John Wall visuellt förklarar olika taktiska moment är klar med sin första säsong. Säsong 2 dyker upp snart! Prenumerera så får du en notis när det är dags. Här kan du kolla på gamla avsnitt: https://www.youtube.com/c/taktikpoddenskanal Taktikpodden leds av Josef Carstensen och Hasse Carstensen i samarbete med fotbollstränaren och analytikern John Wall. Josef och Hasse har drivit andra poddar under några år. John Wall är bland annat hjärnan bakom www.gameinsightsoccer.com. Hålltider: 00:00 Hasse Carstensen hälsar välkommen 01:10 Adin Osmanbasic om kontringsfotbollens utveckling de senaste 10 åren: likheter med basket, Ronaldo och Mbappés chansningar, hur man kontrar mot ett lag som parkerar bussen med mera. Mejla oss gärna på taktikpodden@gmail.com Följ oss gärna på Instagram för senaste nytt, bilder och videor: www.instagram.com/taktikpodden_insta Följ oss på Twitter på @taktikpodden

Source: WSN.comRyan Sullivan, Adam Forsythe, and Alece Anderson return with a special guest for week five of the Prop Drop. Brian Sheridan from TopBet online sportsbook joined the team to deliver a few lines and takes on what lies ahead in the sports betting world.The show opened with a March Madness update and the latest prop odds for which conference will be victorious in this year’s tournament. Of course, we’ll find out just what teams from each conference will make it to the final tourney in the coming days.After kicking around a PGA prop for the upcoming Arnold Palmer, the team chatted with Brian about the odds of Tua Tagovailoa going higher than the third pick in this year’s NFL draft. TopBet is featuring a prop with pretty impressive odds for him going over pick 3.5.The gang then gave an NHL Calder Trophy odds update before hitting the ATP, WTA, Summer Olympic Games, and MLS Futures – which have now changed heavily thanks to the injury of Atlanta FC’s Josef Martinez.Want more props, picks, and previews? Make sure to subscribe to the WSN channel for our weekly Prop Drop and more!Skip To: 00:40 Best Bets Recaps06:00 March Madness (Special Guest) 09:00 Arnold Palmer Invitational 14:45 NFL Prop Time18:50 NBA Coach of the Year Odds21:50 NHL Rookie of the Year Odds25:10 Davis Cup Odds29:00 Olympics Closing/Postponed Odds34:35 WTA Monterrey 38:25 MLS Futures Have Changed 44:00 Best Bet Recap SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL - youtube/WSN.comFOLLOW US ON:Twitter - twitter/WSN.comFacebook - facebook/WSN.comInstagram - instagram/WSN.comSupport the show (https://www.wsn.com/podcast/)

This weeks podcast is brought to you from Atlanta, Georgia. This week is a little different. We talk about our trip and what we see in this great city. From the food to the sports there is a experience waiting around the corner. We tried many different types of chicken wings but J.R. Crickets Lemon Pepper Wet was the most memorable. Attending the Falcons game was great but the Atlanta FC game was the one that made us fall in love with this sports city. We discuss different culture shock and how the qualities Atlanta has makes us appreciate this city. Thanks for tuning in! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theblazepodcast/message

Samantha Wood Philadelphia Eagles Director of Digital and Social Media joins host Brian Clapp on the Work in Sports Podcast.Hi everybody, I'm Brian Clapp VP of Content and Engaged Learning at WorkinSports.com and this is the Work in Sports podcast…Everyone wants to work in sports social media. Ok, that's hyperbolic, it isn't everyone, but it seems pretty darn close. No one, or at least very few people, remark that they want to work in sports sales, despite it having a really high career ceiling, and money making potential. Very few share their love and desire to work in facility management, or consumer goods, despite the enormous opportunities at sports facilities around the globe and massive consumer brands churing out shoes apparal and equipment and monumental clips.Nope, it seems most of you have sold your soul to Twitter. I'll admit, I'll see a tweet from friend of the show Katie Gillen from Atlanta FC when she shares a cool graphic, or behind the scenes video, or incredible photo, or funny comment related to the team… and think to myself, she's got a pretty awesome job.Or I notice today's guest Samantha Wood, Director of Digital and Social Media with the Philadelphia Eagles do the same, and there may be a tinge of creative jealousy. As a creator myself, you see people put in positions to be creative and thrive… and sure, I can absolutely see the excitement behind working in social media for a team or organization.BUT - I don't want to dampen the dream, but I want to be very clear with all of you. I believe wholeheartedly in settingreasonbale expectations. Telling people the truth about the industry and it's roles…Social Media in sports is not just a content party.I lifted this directly from a job posting for a social media coordinator from our site WorkinSports.com - where if you hadn't noticed, there ar 14,482 active jobs right now on our site… so for all you people struggling to get started in the industry… we have the jobs!Anyway, I lifted these details from one of jobs currently active on our site for a social media coordinator. Track & analyze social media insights, trends and new platforms.Execute paid social media campaigns and budgets.Assist with website content via the content management system including but not limited to events, weekly promotions, photo galleries, general info (contact info, hours, FAQ, inquiry forms), news articles, etc.Help with database collection through contests, promotions, campaigns and events.Ability to learn and create visually appealing graphic designs using Canva. Assist with coordination and management of photography and videography assets.Plan, design and manage the outbound emails including database management and content.Work with sponsors on activations and implementation of their contracts.Work with operations to execute Game Day promotions, sponsorship implementation and in game program elementsLet's pull out some key skills there -- Tracking and analysing data. Budgeting. Executing paid campaigns. Database management. Creating graphics on Canva. Managing content assets. Activation. Contracts. Game Day promotions. Now a coordinator is an entry level role, imagine how this ramps up as you become a director!  As I said, Sports social media isn't just a content playground, it's a function of the business operations of the team or organization, and you need to have more than just the ability to tweet to get these jobs.No one better to teach you that, than todays guest Samantha Wood - Director of Digital and Social platforms with the Philadelphia Eagles!Listen in to this great episode of the Work in Sports podcast to hear Samantha Wood discuss her role and challenges.

International break doesn't mean the fun has to stop, and this week, for the third week in a row, the Wankers go all-latin pod and are joined by the Cooligans! Have you ever wondered if Lukaku can drop fire bars? Wonder no more (he can). Delle Alli is designing fashion lines, Dembele is addicted to fortnite, Maradona is answering the phone during a game he's managing, and Pulisic to Chelsea? It's all too much to bear. Andrea finally begins to comprehend the Nations League just in time for it to go on hiatus, and everybody is sick and tired of the US Soccer federation and their hijinks. Enjoy the highly debated topic of how to spell "toots" or "tuts" (leave your spelling in the reviews section). And as always Full Kitties, you've got subs if you need 'em. @fullkitwankerspodcast (IG), @fkwpod (Twitter), fullkitwankerspodcast@gmail.com

Careers in sports social media require skills outside of content creation, it takes strategic thinking, research, planning and more. Katie Gillen, Atlanta United FC's Manager of Social Media and Analytics joins us on the podcast to explain.  Hi everybody, I'm Brian Clapp Director of Content for WorkinSports.com and this is the Work in Sports podcast.There tends to be very blurry lines in the sports industry.In some industries jobs are like silo's – you work in a very specific function doing a very specific thing… do not venture over here, that is not your world. Stay in your lane, enjoy your silo. You push the paper from point A to point B…don't even make eye contact with point C.Of course I'm being a little dramatic but, I know people who have this existence…it usually requires a cubicle, just to remind you that you have to stay in your space, and not play elsewhere.In sports, the lines are a little blurrier.Sports sales is a whole lot of marketing. Marketing involves a lot of social media. Social Media involves a lot of content creation. Content creation includes a lot of graphic design.We can play this game all day long.One of my early career bosses, Sandy Malcolm, used to tell me all the time, you have to be versatile. You can't just be a good writer, you have to know how to run a camera, edit video, ask good questions and more and more and more.This formula is constantly changing.To be a scout, well now you have to know analytics… that wasn't the case 10 years ago.To be a storyteller you have to know Instagram, also not the case a decade ago.As they say, the goal posts keep moving.Careers in sports are blended….and often require both right and left brain.Take sports social media for example. You think it's a right brain career choice, all creative and abstract, spontaneous and artistic. Sure, that's part of it. But not all of it.A huge component of successful social media is in the left brain activities… like setting strategy, planning, data mining, analytics and projections.This weeks guest, Katie Gillen from Atlanta United FC – she's the manager of social media AND analytics…which to many of you may sound like an impossible combination of left and right brain, but for her, is the perfect mix of both.And Katie's daily reality points out a truth you should write on your wall or inscribe in your notebook – don't pigeonhole yourself.You can't be just one thing, you can't be just a creative type…you have to be tactical and able to get things done. You can't be just a data person, you have to be able to translate that into action and into a format your audience, whether that's a fan base or a sponsor or a group sales target…is ready and excited to consume.This interview ahead isn't just a “let's talk about how fun it is to work in social media!” Sure that's part of it, but there are challenges ahead, challenges that you need to face if you want to work with a major professional sports team in any role.In social media you must be able to complete the cycle --  from over-arching strategy, to concept, to planning, to execution, to evaluation, to adjustments, to data collection, to learning and applying, to next challenge.Any part of this cycle that you avoid, or can't complete, means you have a weakness that can be or must be filled by someone else.   Wouldn't you rather be able to contribute to the whole process?Today's guest Katie Gillen sure can. As the Manager of Social Media and Analytics for Atlanta United FC, the University of Florida grad has been up to the challenge of the whole cycle, and that's one of the many reasons she's a rock star…listen in, and you'll find out the rest of the reasons real soon.Sports Social Media Questions for Katie Gillen, Atlanta United FC Manager of Social Media and Analytics1: Going through your background, before you became the social media maven with Atlanta FC, your previous roles were all connected to content and storytelling in sports… when did it become clear to you that your...

The Full Kit Wankers celebrated El Clasico by inviting notorious Real Madrid aficionado, and ex El Salvadorian national youth team member, Kenny Benitez to guest host on this week's pod. Roll your eyes as Andrea finds a way to mention Sigurdsson again, and Steven loves on Copa Libertadores. It was a big week for fixtures, the Spurs are out of Champions League (what a shock), Europa league somehow continues to be televised, and MLS "Decision Day" brought the Supporters' shield to the NY Red Bulls. Between Pogba's slow run up to take the penalty, and Wembley's wrecked post-NFL field, the Premier League was also not without drama. Weigh in with the wankers on "pay for play" and what's wrong with youth development in US Soccer. And as always, you've got subs if you need them.

Does it make sense to focus on one sport and become an "expert" or to branch out and work in any sport? That is today's question that we're tackling on the Work in Sports podcastHi everybody, I'm Brian Clapp Director of Content for WorkinSports.com and this is the Work in Sports podcast.It's Monday, it's grey and rainy here in Pennsylvania… and I am super pumped for this week. I know, I'm not the type to say things like super pumped, because it sounds forced and inauthentic… but I am so I will.Here's why. I love booking great guests for our show. I love it. There is this sense of validation that comes from someone saying yes. And better yet, as our show grows and more and more people become connected to it, there is a huge ego boost that comes from someone saying, I love your podcast of course I will come on.You aren't supposed to admit things like ego boosts, you are supposed to have more chill than that… but come on, I'm human like all of you, I get excited and geeked up when important people in the industry know and respect what we are doing here!You get excited right? Me too. I'm no different than you are.So, why am I excited… Let me count the ways.1: I just had an awesome, and I mean awesome interview with Christopher Flynn Oakland A's Sales manager for the CORE. The CORE is their Sports Business Development Academy and it is cutting edge and super cool. I love it when an interview flows and is very natural… we crushed it.2: This week I'm interviewing –Katie Gillen, Atlanta FC's Manager of Social Media and Analytics – Atlanta FC is crushing it in fan engagement and social, but there is so much more to social than just tweeting behind the scenes photos -we're going to get into that with Katie.Kristina Wedseltoft – Indiana Pacers Community Relations coordinator – so many of you have expressed interest in community relations, so pumped to have Kristina on right as the NBA season is getting underway.Bill Guertin from Inspiration Sports Business Institute – Bill is the guy who teams hire to train their sales staff. He's worked with over 40 professional teams, he knows the skills you need, what teams want and how to break in to sports.And finally – Brian Killingsworth the Chief Marketing Officer of the Vegas Golden Knights. The Golden Knights are crushing it in Vegas, and Brian is behind so many of their great ideas. So excited for that interview.So yeah, I'm pumped up. If you have any question you want me to ask any of those guests, post them in our private facebook group! Go to the Work in Sports podcast on facebook, join the group and post your question as a new thread. I will pick the best questions, incorporate them in the interview and give you a shout out for asking it.Pretty cool right?Justin Collier:Just wanted to connect and say thank you for the work you do. I just recently found your podcast and when I did I was wondering if I needed to relocate to succeed in the sports industry. I randomly scrolled down through the episodes, and amazingly the one I stopped on was “Do I really need to relocate for a sports career?” This was a sign to me that the podcast was what I needed in my sports career.  (Thanks Justin!)I am currently a seasonal Account Executive with the Tennessee Titans and as my time with the Titans comes to an end, my job search is kicking back into gear. So the one main question I have: Is it a good idea to stay in one sport so that you can master that specific industry, or is it a good idea to branch out and try multiple sports so that you can be well versed in every industry? Thanks again Brian! Justin it's a good question and I'm going to be very very assertive with my answer.Branch out.With one exception that I'll get to later.Why branch out? First lets just work through some examples. You know how I mentioned I'm interviewing Brian Killingsworth CMO of the Vegas Golden Knights later this week?Check his resume:10 years with the Tampa Bay Rays – that's baseball.3 years with the LA (then St.

These FKWs were #blessed to have Arsenal NYC's very own VP, Sean Swift, on the pod. This week's show includes recaps on Champions League, Europa League (sigh), the supporter's shield race between Atlanta FC and the New York Red Bulls, and Steven's clear obsession with the NY Cosmos. Listen to Andrea gush endlessly about Messi, continue to rag on Lamela and generally obsess over the bearded 'ssons' on Iceland's National team. The Wankers weigh in on Euro snobbery and why American soccer fans tend to choose European clubs over their own local football team. Don't worry, there's still a Mourinho soundbite. And never forget, you've got subs if you need 'em.

This week, the Full Kit Wankers cover everything soccer, starting with Champions League, Europa league, and then later American soccer, Campeones Cup (whatever that spanglish means) and Atlanta FC. They then move on to discuss the EPL and our Yanks abroad closing out with everyone's favorite recap: the female intended play, this week covering the NWSL Championship between the Portland Thorns and the NC Courage. Steven and Andrea then conclude with the "wankers weigh-in" on the topic of VAR. Happy listening wankers! And don't forget to submit your #dunndivechallenge !

5-8-18 Nate Bukaty, Matt Lawrence and Carter Augustine broadcast live from Atlanta previewing the upcoming match between SKC and Atlanta FC. They also have converstaions with defender Graham Zusi and manager Peter Vermies.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kendall Waston was given a red card in the 14th minute which led to a Josef Martinez penalty kick. From there, Atlanta never looked back beating the Whitecaps 4-1.

Corey Basso, Paul Dolan and Carlo Corazzin break down the Whitecaps 4-1 loss in Atlanta. You'll also hear from Carl Robinson and his thoughts on the loss.

A 6-1 beating at Orlando City and home draw with Atlanta FC leaves New England on the cusp of being mathematically eliminated from the MLS playoff race. But the elusive sixth spot in the east has been difficult to lock in for the two teams the Revs are theoretically still chasing -- New York Red Bull and the Montreal Impact.  New York has just one win in its last 11 matches and Montreal has lost seven of its last eight. But a potential rule infraction from FC Dallas could result in the team forfeiting its Saturday draw with Orlando City. That would mean two more big points for Orlando City and give them sole position of seventh place, with games against Columbus and Philadelphia to play -- not good new for Revs playoff dreamers. This week Ray, Jon, Matt and Alex discuss the video review screwing the Revs took in Orlando and break down the high press against Atlanta that led to several scoring opportunities that just couldn't find the back of the net.  And finally, it's once more into the breach for the Huot 8000.  Links Mentioned on the Show: FC Dallas lineup change against Orlando City under review Show Hosts Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Matt Puglise - @mattypuglise Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

This week, Jonathan talks about his dramatic first night in Calgary, and the racial dynamics of Canada. We also talk about the USMNT at the Gold Cup, the 2017 Summer Transfer Window turning into a black family reunion, the state of African football after the CAF Symposium, and the new Orlando City and Atlanta FC rivalry. Plus, the Top 5 is back!   Follow us on Twitter: @Lewisgd and @jalingu Follow POST GODS on Facebook: facebook.com/thepostgods and Twitter: @postgods