Podcasts about Carlos Cordeiro

Carlos Cordeiro é huissier no Parlamento Europeu, uma espécie de guardião que garante a segurança no hemiciclo e recebe altas individualidades e que apesar dos 30 anos de atividade continua a surpreender-se.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Já imaginou fazer parte de uma empresa que conecta pessoas ao futuro? A Ligga está sempre de mãos dadas com a tecnologia para conectar pessoas ao que há de mais novo no universo de telecomunicações. E, pensando no desenvolvimento consistente do time de estags que chega para somar, a Ligga desenhou uma jornada incrível para auxiliar a transição da universidade para o mercado de trabalho. O episódio 1 do Eucast + Ligga trouxe um papo leve e cheio de informações sobre o dia a dia na organização com o Carlos Cordeiro, Diretor de Gente & Gestão da Ligga.  Aperta o play e vem conhecer as possibilidades para o seu futuro!   

Paul Tenorio is back and ready to discuss all things U.S. Soccer — from how the men's national team will play a role in the USWNT equal pay settlement and CBA negotiations, to the new TV deal for the USMNT and USWNT, to the upcoming presidential election between Cindy Parlow Cone and Carlos Cordeiro this weekend. Follow Paul on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PaulTenorioWhere things stand following the USWNT's settlement with U.S. Soccer (by Meg): https://theathletic.com/3147035/2022/02/23/where-things-stand-following-the-uswnts-settlement-with-u-s-soccer/U.S. Soccer agrees to 8-year English-language media rights deal with Turner Sports and HBO (by Paul Tenorio and Sam Stejskal): https://theathletic.com/news/us-soccer-agrees-to-8-year-english-language-media-rights-deal-with-turner-sports-and-hbo/qqZYBuQLCEfI/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul Tenorio is back and ready to discuss all things U.S. Soccer — from how the men's national team will play a role in the USWNT equal pay settlement and CBA negotiations, to the new TV deal for the USMNT and USWNT, to the upcoming presidential election between Cindy Parlow Cone and Carlos Cordeiro this weekend.  Follow Paul on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PaulTenorio Where things stand following the USWNT's settlement with U.S. Soccer (by Meg): https://theathletic.com/3147035/2022/02/23/where-things-stand-following-the-uswnts-settlement-with-u-s-soccer/ U.S. Soccer agrees to 8-year English-language media rights deal with Turner Sports and HBO (by Paul Tenorio and Sam Stejskal): https://theathletic.com/news/us-soccer-agrees-to-8-year-english-language-media-rights-deal-with-turner-sports-and-hbo/qqZYBuQLCEfI/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the US Soccer Federation (USSF) and the US Women's National Team settled a six year fight over equal pay. The players will receive $24m. The USSF has promised to equalise pay between men's and women's national teams for all competitions, including the FIFA World Cup.Why is this happening now?Next week the USSF elects its next president, whose tenure will include the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico. The two candidates are former president Carlos Cordeiro and today's guest, the acting president Cindy Parlow Cone, who took over two years ago, when Cordeiro was forced to resign after his legal team filed court documents that implied men are better than women, so should get more money.“…by ignoring the materially higher level of speed and strength required to perform the job of a Men's National Team (MNT) player. A reasonable juror could conclude that the job of MNT player requires materially different skill and more responsibility than plaintiffs' job does, while also taking place under materially different working conditions,” .Cue a shitstorm: Coke, Visa, Nike et al took umbrage and Cordeiro walked, leaving the USSF in chaos. And that's saying something, given the organisation was led by Chuck Blazer for thirty years, until he was flipped by the FBI as part of their FIFA corruption investigation…So Cone for Prez? Maybe…Given the context, Parlow Cone appears a shoe-in for president. But the word is that the election will be close. So this week's news feels very strategic. After six years, the pay dispute is suddenly settled days before the election.Cone is a former US international player and has Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan and every pro-women, equal pay supporting liberal member of the USSF selling her campaign across social and mainstream media under the banner of ‘forward not back'.But elections are not about the candidates, they're about the voters. Read the threads that followed the news of this week's equal pay settlement and you'll meet the usual culture warriors doing their thing. Carlos Cordeiro's campaign is focused on his business background and a plan for the grassroots development of the game in America, a key USSF constituency. We'll see.If you're interested in sports business analysis and comment, follow @UnffclPrtnr on Twitter and join thousands of busy sports execs who receive the UP Newsletter every Thursday. Sign up via unofficialpartner.com 

This week's guest is Molly Hensley-Clancy of the Washington Post, who discusses her investigative reporting on former Chicago Red Stars head coach Rory Dames at the NWSL and youth levels and the 2018 investigation done by U.S. Soccer, as well as the news of Michele Kang becoming majority owner of the Washington Spirit.Follow Molly on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mollyhcRead her latest story here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2022/02/08/rory-dames-eclipse-select-misconduct-allegations/And on the players' letter to Carlos Cordeiro and Cindy Parlow Cone: https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2022/02/09/uswnt-letter-us-soccer-rory-dames/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's guest is Molly Hensley-Clancy of the Washington Post, who discusses her investigative reporting on former Chicago Red Stars head coach Rory Dames at the NWSL and youth levels and the 2018 investigation done by U.S. Soccer, as well as the news of Michele Kang becoming majority owner of the Washington Spirit. Follow Molly on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mollyhc Read her latest story here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2022/02/08/rory-dames-eclipse-select-misconduct-allegations/ And on the players' letter to Carlos Cordeiro and Cindy Parlow Cone: https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2022/02/09/uswnt-letter-us-soccer-rory-dames/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we dive in and debate about who should be the next US Soccer Federation President. Will it be Carlos Cordeiro or Cindy Parlow Cone? We want to know what you think! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/femalefootballers/support

In the first episode of 2022, Amobi and EL are joined by Columbus Crew Midfielder Marlon Hairston. The guys chop it up about Marlon's journey from Jackson Mississippi, where there were soccer was not the primary sport in his community, to his 8th year in the MLS. We get into Marlon's off-pitch endeavors, like the Mississippi brand that he and his brother Mo started, and we get his ranking of freshest MLS ballers.For Trending topics Marlon and Amobi give their opinions on Carlos Cordeiro, The Athletic's bailout, and new ownership for RSL. Tap In!Grab your 2Cents FC Merch: https://2centssports.shop/Support the show: https://supporter.acast.com/2-cents-fcSign up for 2Cents Weekly: https://2cs.tv/subscribeShow Credits:Host: Soccer Pro, Amobi Okugo | @amobisaysProducer & Co-Host: EL Johnson | @elchereikGuest: Marlon Hairston | @_marlyg94Follow on Instagram and Twitter: @2centsfcVisit the 2centsfc.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/2-cents-fc. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of "Wynalda For The Win" Eric gives his thoughts on Carlos Cordeiro running for USSF President, and revisits what prompted his rant during the USMNT game against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sandra Herrera and Lisa Roman give an update from the world of women's football from around the world! They discuss the latest announcement from the USWNT, the SheBelieve's Cup schedule is OUT! New Zealand, the Czech Republic and Iceland are the three teams that are traveling to the states in February for the international friendlies. Also, U.S. Soccer's former president Carlos Cordeiro announces he is running for USSF President again in March. Plus, NWSL news - from new signings of Maria Sanchez to the Houston Dash, shoutouts to players becoming moms and they discuss if the Utah Royals could be making a return to the league. Then Sandra and Lisa take a look across the pond to discuss the trade rumors, Chelsea being knocked out of WCL and the FA WSL Covid outbreaks. SheBelieves Cup (3:05) Cordeiro for USSF President (15:01) Utah Royals Return (19:46) New NWSL Signings (29:07 European Football Update (26:08) 'Attacking Third' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Attacking Third team on Twitter: @AttackingThird, @SandHerrera_, @LRoman32 Visit the Attacking Third YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/attackingthird You can listen to Attacking Third on your smart speakers! Simply say "Alexa, play the latest episode of the Attacking Third podcast" or "Hey Google, play the latest episode of the Attacking Third podcast." For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1- Carnell to STL, club philosophies, Cordeiro running for USSF presidentHour 2- Mike Conti on MLS preseason, Nicolas Figal rumored to Boca Juniors, Southampton's sale

Hour 1- Carnell to STL, club philosophies, Cordeiro running for USSF presidentHour 2- Mike Conti on MLS preseason, Nicolas Figal rumored to Boca Juniors, Southampton's sale

En este episodio los expertos en tecnologías de medición e instrumentación industrial, Jorge Espinoza y Carlos Cordeiro nos comentan sobre la importancia de una adecuada medición de flujo y densidad en minería, cuáles son los desafíos y retos más frecuentes para la industria en términos de estas mediciones, qué aplicaciones o procesos se consideran más viables de optimizar, así como un repaso de las variables más importantes en medición de flujo y densidad y cómo comenzar un proceso de integración de estas variables hacia una ruta de transformación digital. Escucha el episodio completo y suscríbete a nuestro canal para conocer más sobre las diferentes innovaciones en automatización industrial.   https://www.emersonautomationexperts.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Episodio-32_Tecnologias-de-Medicion-de-Flujo-en-Mineria.mp3

En este episodio contamos con dos invitados especiales Carlos Cordeiro y Francisco Sandoval, que nos hablarán de los componentes críticos de los sistemas instrumentados de seguridad. Profundizaremos en el concepto de seguridad funcional, las nuevas tecnologías alrededor de ello y la relevancia de los sensores en un lazo de seguridad. Escucha el episodio completo y suscríbete a nuestro canal para conocer más sobre las diferentes innovaciones en automatización industrial.   https://media.blubrry.com/emersonprocessxperts/content.blubrry.com/emersonprocessxperts/Episodio16_Actualizacion-sobre-Seguridad-Funcional-SIS_mixdown.mp3

When it comes to leadership and carrying responsibility and a vision for the future growth of US Soccer and putting your name to it, you have to be committed, knowledgeable and certainly a people person.Tim Turney has all of the above and more. Sporting Denvers’ Richie English gets connected with Tim to see what it’s all about………… a potential belter. Put the kettle on and tune in.  SOCIAL MEDIA LINK…TWITTER @TimTurney14Tim Turney became the second person to announce his candidacy for U.S. Soccer vice president.The U.S. Youth Soccer vice chairman joins the race to fill the post left vacant when Cindy Parlow Cone took over as president in March following Carlos Cordeiro's resignation.Cone was elected to a four-year term in February, defeating John Motta, so the winner of the vice-presidential race will fill the remaining three years of Cone's term.Turney, who hails from St. Louis, has been involved as a coach and referee since he moved to Versailles, a small town in Kentucky's horse country. Vice-chair of the US Youth Soccer Association, Tim Turney previously served as president of the Kentucky Youth Soccer Association and the Woodford Youth Soccer Association. During his tenure at KYSA, Turney helped run the National Olympic Development Program Tournament for U.S. Youth Soccer.Soccer in the Bluegrass reached out to Tim Turney, a former Kentucky Youth Soccer Association president and current Vice President of U.S. Youth Soccer, who is helping lead a number of new initiatives to move U.S. Soccer forward.“Our job is to put kids on the field, and help them learn the game, get healthy, and have fun.”Turney got his start in Woodford County Youth Soccer and continues to live in Versailles. As a U.S. Soccer board member, he has been part of a number of changes in the last couple of years to bring fun back into the game while at the same time enhancing player skill levels.“We’re really talking about entry level into soccer. So anything from three to four years old,” Turney said. “What is it that we have to do as a Youth Association to get them interested in the game? Some of the things we’re doing is we’re looking at partnering with school districts to get soccer a little more as part of the physical education program, even if that means bringing in some of our coaches.”To further support player development, U.S. Soccer is looking to create after-school programs. In places such as Chicago, New York, and Boston, there are many basketball courts in the inner cities – some of which are in disrepair. The U.S. Soccer Foundation is planning to rebuild some of these courts into dual-purpose soccer courts to encourage kids to go out and play.But their focus hasn’t only been on the young players. U.S. Soccer has established a list of criteria for it’s older developing players to adhere to in order to gain its financial support and offer high-level training and games intended to put U.S. players in the most competitive environment available. 

Grant has a fascinating interview with Brianna Pinto of the University of North Carolina, who's on the verge of breaking into the senior USWNT pool, and Nick Mayhugh of the U.S. Para 7-a-side team about their recent election to the powerful Athlete Council of U.S. Soccer. They were joined on a ticket called Next Gen United (average age: 22) by Smith Hunter, currently at Harvard and a member of the U.S. U20 women's team; Mikey López of the Birmingham Legion in the USL and former men's YNT player; and Matt Freese of the Philadelphia Union. All five of them won spots on the Athlete Council, which swung the U.S. Soccer presidential election in 2018 for Carlos Cordeiro. Pinto and Mayhugh explain why they wanted to run for the Athlete Council, Next Gen United's platform and how they all managed to win seats. This episode of Fútbol with Grant Wahl is brought to you by Fanatiz. On Fanatiz, you can watch all the action in Spain's La Liga and other international leagues and tournaments live and on-demand from your mobile phone, tablet or directly on your TV with the Fanatiz app. Fanatiz features channels you know, like BeIN Sports in English and Spanish, GolTV and many more. And it only costs as little as $7.99 a month.  If you'd like to try Fanatiz for yourself, you can get a free week-long trial by going to fntz.co/Grant-FZ. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4

Grant has a fascinating interview with Brianna Pinto of the University of North Carolina, who's on the verge of breaking into the senior USWNT pool, and Nick Mayhugh of the U.S. Para 7-a-side team about their recent election to the powerful Athlete Council of U.S. Soccer. They were joined on a ticket called Next Gen United (average age: 22) by Smith Hunter, currently at Harvard and a member of the U.S. U20 women's team; Mikey López of the Birmingham Legion in the USL and former men's YNT player; and Matt Freese of the Philadelphia Union. All five of them won spots on the Athlete Council, which swung the U.S. Soccer presidential election in 2018 for Carlos Cordeiro. Pinto and Mayhugh explain why they wanted to run for the Athlete Council, Next Gen United's platform and how they all managed to win seats. This episode of Fútbol with Grant Wahl is brought to you by Fanatiz. On Fanatiz, you can watch all the action in Spain's La Liga and other international leagues and tournaments live and on-demand from your mobile phone, tablet or directly on your TV with the Fanatiz app. Fanatiz features channels you know, like BeIN Sports in English and Spanish, GolTV and many more. And it only costs as little as $7.99 a month.  If you'd like to try Fanatiz for yourself, you can get a free week-long trial by going to fntz.co/Grant-FZ. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4 Get full access to Fútbol with Grant Wahl at grantwahl.substack.com/subscribe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NBC Soccer Analyst Kyle Martino joins us to talk about the many projects he's involved in currently, like Street FC and Over Under! Kyle also gets personal as he talks about his recent divorce to Eva Amurri and how it was heavily reported by several gossip columns like Us Weekly and People Magazine. We also talk pro/rel, MLS and Liga MX merger, and the resignation of Carlos Cordeiro. Sponsors: On The Volley Apparel: Get all your Cooligans merch at onthevolleyapparel.com/cooligans Gully Squad: If you'd like to support the show, you can do that by joining Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com and click on the menu to join. Get access to the Gully Squad slack channel + exclusive content + the official Cooligans pin!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NBC Soccer Analyst Kyle Martino joins us to talk about the many projects he's involved in currently, like Street FC and Over Under! Kyle also gets personal as he talks about his recent divorce to Eva Amurri and how it was heavily reported by several gossip columns like Us Weekly and People Magazine. We also talk pro/rel, MLS and Liga MX merger, and the resignation of Carlos Cordeiro. Sponsors: On The Volley Apparel: Get all your Cooligans merch at onthevolleyapparel.com/cooligans Gully Squad: If you'd like to support the show, you can do that by joining Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com and click on the menu to join. Get access to the Gully Squad slack channel + exclusive content + the official Cooligans pin!  

There's still not much to talk about on the pitch, but the battle between the USWNT and US Soccer rages on. Both sides have filed Summary Judgement motions, and the outcome could change the landscape of the battle for Equal Pay--and soccer--in the United States for years to come. The Federation's motion caused the ouster of former president Carlos Cordeiro, but that doesn't mean they don't have a solid argument. To discuss the motions, I called up fellow attorney and journalist Kelsey Trainor, who has been following the case as closely as anyone. We talk about the merits of the arguments, and the potential outcomes depending on how the judge rules in the case. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There's still not much to talk about on the pitch, but the battle between the USWNT and US Soccer rages on. Both sides have filed Summary Judgement motions, and the outcome could change the landscape of the battle for Equal Pay--and soccer--in the United States for years to come. The Federation's motion caused the ouster of former president Carlos Cordeiro, but that doesn't mean they don't have a solid argument. To discuss the motions, I called up fellow attorney and journalist Kelsey Trainor, who has been following the case as closely as anyone. We talk about the merits of the arguments, and the potential outcomes depending on how the judge rules in the case. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode we spend a lot of time talking about what life has been like for us during the Covid-19 outbreak in the United States, especially since Allyson is a health care professional who works in a hospital. But we also talk about what the cancelling of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics means for the USWNT, the resignation of Carlos Cordeiro, and which USWNT members are providing us with the best Insta-content during social distancing.

The soccer world continues to deal with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with leagues around the world shutting down. Here in the United States, MLS is in the middle of a suspension of its season, and US Soccer has suspended all competitions (including the US Open Cup) until further notice. MLS for its part is hoping to restart league games by May 10, and is extending its moratorium on training on a week-by-week basis. The longer the suspension goes on, the more consequences there will be for all leagues in the form of cancelled games and competitions. To discuss where we go from here, I'm joined by Jeff Carlisle, national writer for ESPNFC.com, to get his insight on how MLS is dealing with the pandemic, when we might see team back on the field, and what the season might look like when we do. We also discuss how the US Soccer Federation is handling the pandemic, and chat a little about the fallout from the resignation of president Carlos Cordeiro.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The soccer world continues to deal with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with leagues around the world shutting down. Here in the United States, MLS is in the middle of a suspension of its season, and US Soccer has suspended all competitions (including the US Open Cup) until further notice. MLS for its part is hoping to restart league games by May 10, and is extending its moratorium on training on a week-by-week basis. The longer the suspension goes on, the more consequences there will be for all leagues in the form of cancelled games and competitions. To discuss where we go from here, I’m joined by Jeff Carlisle, national writer for ESPNFC.com, to get his insight on how MLS is dealing with the pandemic, when we might see team back on the field, and what the season might look like when we do. We also discuss how the US Soccer Federation is handling the pandemic, and chat a little about the fallout from the resignation of president Carlos Cordeiro.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A two-time World Cup and Olympic soccer champion, US team alumna Julie Foudy gives a candid inside look at the battle over fair pay for female players. US Soccer Federation president Carlos Cordeiro just resigned amidst controversy over sexist language in USSF's legal filings. Since filing that suit in March 2019, the USWNT won its fourth FIFA World Cup and continued its streak of global dominance. Foudy details what it's taken to move the case forward, while the team continues to play at a top level.

A two-time World Cup and Olympic soccer champion, US team alumna Julie Foudy gives a candid inside look at the battle over fair pay for female players. US Soccer Federation president Carlos Cordeiro just resigned amidst controversy over sexist language in USSF's legal filings. Since filing that suit in March 2019, the USWNT won its fourth FIFA World Cup and continued its streak of global dominance. Foudy details what it's taken to move the case forward, while the team continues to play at a top level.

A two-time World Cup and Olympic soccer champion, US team alumna Julie Foudy gives a candid inside look at the battle over fair pay for female players. US Soccer Federation president Carlos Cordeiro just resigned amidst controversy over sexist language in USSF's legal filings. Since filing that suit in March 2019, the USWNT won its fourth FIFA World Cup and continued its streak of global dominance. Foudy details what it's taken to move the case forward, while the team continues to play at a top level.

The world is in disarray right now and soccer podcasts are probably not at the top of anyone's list of priorities (if they are, then shouts to you), but the show must go on. We are self-isolating but we are still pod-casting! Soccer is currently suspended but there's not a shortage of things to discuss. On today's show we spend time discussing the seriousness of the coronavirus and we spend a long time trashing Carlos Cordeiro. We are also joined by Luis Miguel Echegaray of Sports Illustrated and SI Now. Gully Squad: If you'd like to support the show, you can do that by joining Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com and click on the menu to join. Get access to the Gully Squad slack channel and get the official Cooligans pin! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The world is in disarray right now and soccer podcasts are probably not at the top of anyone's list of priorities (if they are, then shouts to you), but the show must go on. We are self-isolating but we are still pod-casting! Soccer is currently suspended but there's not a shortage of things to discuss. On today's show we spend time discussing the seriousness of the coronavirus and we spend a long time trashing Carlos Cordeiro. We are also joined by Luis Miguel Echegaray of Sports Illustrated and SI Now. Gully Squad: If you'd like to support the show, you can do that by joining Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com and click on the menu to join. Get access to the Gully Squad slack channel and get the official Cooligans pin!

The boys are here to try and bring at least a granule of normalcy to a situation that has been anything but. We discuss the immediate future of each league, Dempsey's gem vs Juve, Carlos Cordeiro's resignation and more.

We discuss Cindy Parlow Cone replacing Carlos Cordeiro as US Soccer President, plus a statement from Craig Unger and the USL season being pushed further down the line.

The boys are here to try and bring at least a granule of normalcy to a situation that has been anything but. We discuss the immediate future of each league, Dempsey's gem vs Juve, Carlos Cordeiro's resignation and more.

This, week, Lindsay, Amira, and Brenda open up the show by talking about how the coronavirus is impacting their own lives. Then, they discuss the dramatic events last week when coronavirus canceled sports, and question what's next. (7:49). Shireen chats with Talia Kaufman, programs director, and Zainab Hussaini, general manager, about Skateistan an award-winning organization that got its start in Afghanistan, and uses skateboarding as a tool to empower kids, keep girls in school, and amplify the sport globally. (25:56) Then, Lindsay, Amira, and Brenda talk about an eventful week in the ongoing equal pay dispute between U.S. Soccer and the USWNT, that started with horrifically sexist court filings, peaked on Wednesday with sponsors speaking out and the players protesting, and ended with Carlos Cordeiro resigning. (44:32). Finally, we have the Burn Pile (57:00), BAWOTW (1:04:17), and What's Good (1:07:44). For show notes, transcripts, and more info about BIAD, check our website: www.burnitalldownpod.com To help support the Burn It All Down podcast, please consider becoming a patron: www.patreon.com/burnitalldown For BIAD merchandise: teespring.com/stores/burn-it-all-down Find us on Twitter: twitter.com/BurnItDownPod; Facebook: www.facebook.com/BurnItAllDownPod/; and Instagram: www.instagram.com/burnitalldownpod/

What's up Internet? This week on Last Word SC Radio, Blayne Riffle joins the show to discuss the U.S. Soccer meltdown we've seen in the last week. Matt and Rachael discuss COVID-19 bringing MLS and the Sports World to a halt. Then the trio discusses the U.S. Soccer litigation papers being made public, the fallout from the legal arguments, Carlos Cordeiro stepping down, and what's next for the Federation. 

Alexi and Mosse react to Carlos Cordeiro's decision to step down at U.S. Soccer in the State of the Union (6:40). Then, the guys look at how the coronavirus has impacted the world of soccer (25:04) in a special, remote edition of the State of the Union Podcast.

This wasn't how we expected to celebrate Episode No. 100, but this is our world right now. The U.S. women's national team won the SheBelieves Cup and protested the U.S. Soccer Federation at the same time. Carlos Cordeiro stepped down the next day, and U.S. Soccer has canceled upcoming games due to the COVID-19 outbreak. And what will happen with the National Women's Soccer League season? Dan Lauletta and John Halloran talk a little soccer, and Kelsey Trainor joins to discuss the ongoing equal pay legal battle.

Grant and Luis Miguel are on lockdown in New York City due to the coronavirus, but they connect here to talk about the impact of the soccer (and sports) world being shut down. They also discuss the momentous week for the U.S. Soccer Federation, which saw president Carlos Cordeiro resign due to the federation's disastrous legal strategy against the USWNT in its gender-discrimination case. What lies ahead for new president Cindy Parlow Cone? How soon will the legal case be settled? And how long could it be before we see soccer being played again? Luis Miguel gives an update on Liga MX, one of the last leagues in the world to take action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Tenorio is joined by The Athletic's Pablo Maurer to talk about how MLS is handing the coronavirus pandemic, and then by The Athletic's Meg Linehan to discuss the USSF's relationship with the USWNT in the wake of Carlos Cordeiro's resignation.

In this episode, Joe starts out by giving you a great trivia question on Ronaldinho (3:15). In Opening Thoughts, we discuss The US Soccer Federation as Carlos Cordeiro steps down amid sexist arguments in the court filings against the US Women’s players (4:50). We then welcome in Jonathan Johnson from ESPN and all things French […]

Jake Payne and Phillip Bridges of the Black Fires make their debut on the show, as they start the episode by talking about February's Black History Month Panel. The three then move on to talk about the recent impact of the coronavirus pandemic and the sporting world in the USA before they all go OFF about Carlos Cordeiro stepping down as the US Soccer Federation's President and the current lawsuit the USSF has with the US Women's Soccer Team! Black Fires: @fires_black Twitter: @moore_podcast; @ConnorMoore_7 Intro music info: Track: Euphoria — Peyruis [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: https://youtu.be/I8wJD96Yuls Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/Euphoria Outro music info: Track: Patience — Jay Someday [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: https://youtu.be/ZK71k7vUVQw Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/Patience --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sportsandmoore/message

Who will the Vegas Raiders have under center next year? Carlos Cordeiro steps down from U.S. Soccer Federation.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The headline on CNN said it all: "America is on hold." In what seemed like mere minutes, sports leagues, concerts, festivals, celebrations, and other large galas went from "wait and see" to "postponed indefinitely" or canceled. Coronavirus has made its way into the very fabric of the world, and, with it, among many other things, postponed the CCL match between your LAFC black and gold and the blue cross of Cruz Azul.An hour or so after recording a superpod with many of the other #lafcpodfam on YouTube, moderated by Jerry Jimenez of Heart of LAFC, the boys sat down to tackle the topic on Defenders. Clearly, "strange things are afoot at the Circle K", so Filly and Scarf dive headfirst into the issue. We know that our listeners share the concerns that we both have about everyone's safety and health. But we also know that you need a break from the constant updates on social media and texts among friends about all this. We can only hope to be a nice 45-minute distraction, a reason to make you laugh, think, or smile, and to bring a bit of Black and Gold levity to these times. On this episode, we bid a not-so-fond farewell to Carlos Cordeiro, we wish happy birthday to ex-LAFC netminder Tyler Miller, and we implore you once again to support the NWSL to LA movement. From the opening stanza of Filly's introductory rap to our trademark "bye-bye" at the end of the episode, we hope you enjoy a break from the whirlwind, and we want to remind you that we are all in this together. Stay safe, be smart, and wash your hands! A friendly message from your neighborhood Filly and the Scarf! Enjoy episode 88!

Well. It's been quite a week in US Soccer. The Federation has a new president in Cindy Parlow Cone, who takes over after Carlos Cordeiro resigned in the aftermath of charged legal filings in the Equal Pay lawsuit filed by the US Women's National Team. Cordeiro's fate was sealed as the backlash from media, fans and sponsors threatened to overwhelm the Federation. The Fed has a lot of work to do to clean up this mess, and it's an open question whether Cordeiro leaving will resolve the problems. To talk about what led to Cordeiro's ouster, I called up fellow attorney Neil Blackmon and Kartik Krishnaiyer, both of whom are observers of the Men's and Women's National team, as well as the Federation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After the Premier League suspended its season, Gab Marcotti joins the FC crew to discuss how this season can end. Plus, Julie Foudy reacts to Carlos Cordeiro stepping down.

Well. It's been quite a week in US Soccer. The Federation has a new president in Cindy Parlow Cone, who takes over after Carlos Cordeiro resigned in the aftermath of charged legal filings in the Equal Pay lawsuit filed by the US Women's National Team. Cordeiro's fate was sealed as the backlash from media, fans and sponsors threatened to overwhelm the Federation. The Fed has a lot of work to do to clean up this mess, and it's an open question whether Cordeiro leaving will resolve the problems. To talk about what led to Cordeiro's ouster, I called up fellow attorney Neil Blackmon and Kartik Krishnaiyer, both of whom are observers of the Men's and Women's National team, as well as the Federation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

*Start at 5:04 to skip Audio Issues at the start. Apologies!* Spitting Fire on all things going on in the world. Coronavirus, COVID-19, The Carlos Cordeiro resignation, Leagues suspended across the globe and MORE. Please consider donating to help fight food insecurity for Chicago children: https://www.myfooddrive.org/drive.php?4690cd7b4d Cause of Section 8 Chicago Fire for Food 2020 Drive in partnership with The Greater Chicago Food Depository. Spitting Fire YT now AVAILABLE for DOWNLOAD on iTunes podcasts, Spotify, Anchor, Google Play, Stitcher & MORE! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/spittingfireyt/support

T.J., Pat, Chris & Alex discuss the soccer world going on hiatus and Carlos Cordeiro going on hiatus

Grant and Luis Miguel have a jam-packed podcast discussing the global impact of coronavirus on soccer; the impact of Bruno Fernandes on Manchester United's revival; Tottenham's malaise under Mourinho; Bayern Munich and Dortmund starting to separate from the rest in Germany; Juventus's big win over Inter in an eerily empty stadium; Real Madrid's worst game of the season to lose at Betis; a look ahead to Champions League elimination games (PSG-Dortmund! Liverpool-Atlético Madrid!); terrific MLS starts by Minnesota, Kansas City and Colorado; the so-far sputtering LA Galaxy and Chicharito; media shutdowns by Chicharito and Carlos Vela; how media get access to players around games; Grant's controversial media tweet; the terrific form of Christen Press and Julie Ertz; the USWNT's victories over Spain and England; and the poor timing of U.S. Soccer president Carlos Cordeiro's latest letter in the USWNT's gender-discrimination case. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's episode of The SoccerWire Podcast brings you an in-depth discussion ahead of the U.S. Soccer Annual General Meeting at the halfway point to president Carlos Cordeiro's first 4-year term. Joined by SoccerWire Founder Chris Hummer, SoccerWire Resident Analyst Charles Boehm takes the lead to explain exactly what goes down during the AGM and why every youth soccer coach and parent should pay attention. The pair touch on the U.S. Soccer Vice President Election, soccer politics, proposed lower-cost initiatives, and more.

In this weeks episode, Jessy and Rebekah get deep on Title XI! It is a follow up episode to our amazing interview with Donna Freitas, author of the book Consent: A Memoir of Unwanted Attention. Before you get into it, make sure to check us out on glow.fm/welcometomyvagina where you can become a monthly subscriber and get all kinds of swag AND a super awesome monthly bonus episode! 01:30: Want to learn a little bit more about pay inequality in soccer? Here is the latest information and how the U.S. Soccer and the president, Carlos Cordeiro, along with some nonsense libertarian think tank publications, seem to think that, actually, everything is fine. It isn’t. 03:45: Here is one of the fun articles Rebekah wrote when she decided to poke the bear’s nest, AKA the MRA’s. Enjoy. She sure did. 05:15: Whelp, here it is. Thanks to Betsy DeVos, most unqualified person to ever lead the Department of Education, all these MRAs are filing civil rights claims that basically say that women’s groups on campus are discriminating against men. This is after they spent years suing women-owned businesses. Here’s the thing. If women sued all the men-owned businesses we wouldn’t even have time to take a shit.  08:45: Listen to our amazing episode with Donna Freitas. And read her book! 11:40: Here is an AMAZING video on Holly Knox who founded the Project on Equal Education Rights (PEER) in the early 1970s. 15:00: Check out Girls for Gender Equity which is an AMAZING organization. They work really hard to empower girls and young women of color. This is really what our future relies on. 25:00: Remember Producer Cait? She was a guest on our podcast talking about her abortion story and she runs More Banana Podcasts, where we and a bunch of other super awesome podcasts live! You should check out ALL the awesome podcasts on offer and if you want to create your own podcast, reach the fuck out! Does Cait have a plan for you! Contact us! Watch us! Love us! Support us at glow! Check out our new Medium page! Email: welcometomyvagina@gmail.com Instagram: @welcometomyvagina Twitter: @welcometomyvag Jessy’s awesome YouTube videos! She’s crushing it Welcome to My Vagina HQ Rebekah’s blog! Our great producer Cait and all the other awesome projects by morebanana_

The MLS has decided to remove fans from their stadiums for the crime of bringing in the signage promoting controversial stances like Anti-Fascism, Anti-Racism and Gun Violence.  Ensuring a fun time is had for all, including the racist, gun violence loving family of four who purchased those San Jose Earthquakes tickets with their Freedom Bucks.  The TSP crew discuss this rule and try to remember the last time a sign was powerful enough to end Racism or Gun Violence.  In England, the Premier League is on the cusp of its 3rdweek of matches with this weekend's highlight match pitting Liverpool v Arsenal.  There were some solid displays of spectacular Football but the new VAR rules in the box played a major factor in a game each week.    The transfer window is still open and some big names were able to find new homes now that September 2nd  is in sight.  Phil Coutinho, Mario Balotelli and Daniel Sturridge found interesting landing spots while Neymar is still in Paris sulking.  Only time will tell if Barcelona can put together a deal to appease PSG or if a larger club provides a lifeline for our brooding, oft injured superstar.  Jose Mourinho wishes he was still working, Carlos Cordeiro still doesn't understand how equal pay works, Alexi Lalas is asked to partake in a flexibility challenge and more on a confrontational installment of The Set Piece.    Please be advised, there may be some audio issues on the show clips.

Earnie Stewart has a new job, Kate Markgraf has a new job, and we've got clips from the conference call with them and Carlos Cordeiro as they discussed their new roles. Greg and Belz get into that and what it means, and then we talk about Weah, Dest, Sargent and Pomykal, and a few other notable performances from the weekend.

On this week's episode of Uncle Sam's Soccer Podcast,No technical issues! We react to Clemente Lisi’s interview from last week. He’s a writer for USSoccerPlayers.com, and called in to explain the backside story to why the San Jose Earthquakes relocated to Houston and how that compares and contrasts to the situation in Columbus. We highly recommend y’all go listen to that interview before this episode. Listen here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-70-la-liga-in-usa-and-d-c-united/id1261397643?i=1000420331826&mt=2 Writer and podcaster at SocTakes.com, Nipun Chopra, joins us to break down USL’s rebrand and his interview request with Carlos Cordeiro. Lastly, we discuss the reports of getting rid of the 3rd DP slot in MLS. Follow us @UncSamSoccerPod! We always enjoy your feedback and comments, so continue to send them in! Don't forget that you can always find the show on any major podcast platform.

Personal news: I'm boycotting Twitter over the Alex Jones situation and related misdeeds, and The Guardian has just posted my story on Carlos Cordeiro's first six months. Youth soccer news: What can Cordeiro's task force do to stop the insanity? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ranting-soccer-dad/support

New format for the pod! Today’s topics are the new U.S. Youth Soccer chairman (with some discussion of USSF president Carlos Cordeiro), WoSo and feminism (with some discussion of Hannah Gadsby), and some RSD content updates. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ranting-soccer-dad/support

Grant and Brian break down Day 6 of World Cup 2018, including Russia's 3-1 win over Egypt that gives the hosts 6 points and almost certainly a berth in the Round of 16; Senegal's 2-1 victory over Poland and Japan's 2-1 win against Colombia, the first time an Asian team has beaten a South American team at a men's World Cup. Then Grant is joined by U.S. Soccer president Carlos Cordeiro, who gives the inside skinny on how the World Cup '26 bid was won and explains what's next on his plate with the federation. (Hint: Approving the hire of a USMNT coach.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the second installment of our three-part mini series, the conversation turns to the contentious topic of Pro/Rel. Are the barriers to entry anti-competitive? Is the current closed system partly to blame for the men's national team failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup? Can newly-elected USSF president Carlos Cordeiro relinquish control from the de facto gatekeepers, the MLS owners? Kevin Egan sits down with NASL interim commissioner Rishi Sehgal, 13-year MLS and NASL veteran Hunter Freeman, five-year NWSL veteran Stephanie Ochs, and a man who has seen (and called) it all, Phil Schoen, to discuss the future of the sport in America.

The U.S. men's national team missing out on the 2018 World Cup sent shockwaves through the soccer world and saw Sunil Gulati call an end to his 12-year reign as USSF president. In the presidential election that followed, one word rang louder than all others: 'change'. The eight candidates vying for the job all promised change in some form or another, whether it be to do with the current scouting networks, pay-for-play, inequality in the women's game or the need for promotion/relegation. When asked about the federation's top priority though, the election's eventual winner, Carlos Cordeiro, said his first order of business would be securing co-hosting rights for the 2026 World Cup - along with Canada and Mexico. Using the new president's comments as a jump off point, Kevin Egan sits down with NASL interim commissioner Rishi Sehgal, 13-year MLS and NASL veteran Hunter Freeman, five-year NWSL veteran Stephanie Ochs, and a man who has seen (and called) it all, Phil Schoen, to discuss the future of the sport in America. Part one of our three-part series focuses on how to best marry the business side of the game with youth development.

This is part 3 of our 3-part interview with Hugo Perez. The United States men’s national team experienced its worst moment in its recent history in 2017. Despite a desperate change in management, the team had a poor FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign which ended in its elimination, something that had not happened in 32 years. This campaign also brought out the best in some and the worst in others. For example, some of the most iconic senior players and coaches of the men’s and women’s programs made xenophobic comments about players with dual-citizenship that were being considered for the national squad. But not everything was bad news. Dual-citizenship holder, 18 year-old Christian Pulisic, was the leading scorer for the World Cup qualifier campaign, shifting fans’ interest and hopes to the next generation of players, those born in 1997 and younger. The next generation of U.S. players can potentially become the most successful one ever. For example, there are more young players competing in Mexico and debuting in Liga MX; and there are more U.S. born players currently competing at the academy and senior levels in Spain, Germany, England, Italy, Poland, Denmark, and other countries in Europe. With the new change in leadership, U.S. Soccer’s 32nd President, Carlos Cordeiro, and the rest of the federation’s leadership, have one of the most challenging mandates in recent times, to turn the USMNT program around for the better. While the pool of talent is better and larger that it ever has been for future national teams, the make up of the team will depend greatly on what direction the new technical director and national coaches will want to take. Will we rely on better skilled technical players? Will we continue to stick to more physical and less talented players while the rest of the world moves forward? Do we take advantage of our players with international experience, like the rest of the world? Or do we follow a more protectionist approach and rely on our domestically produced talent? Only the future will reveal what is to come. In this episode of Rethinking Football, we talk to Hugo Perez about the ways we can improve our USMNT program and take advantage of the next generation of players. Soccer Hall of Fame inductee, Hugo Perez, is a legend and a true agent of change. Perez was part of the generation that influenced tens of thousands of football lovers in the U.S. As a professional footballer, Perez earned 73 national caps including the Olympic squad. He was a member of the 1994 U.S. World Cup team, and was starter in the unforgettable Round-of-16 match against Brazil. As a coach, Perez has been credited as the architect of the most talented U.S. Youth National team in history. The graduates from his U.S. U-15 boys national squads (between 2012-2014) represent some of the players that can potentially shape the future of the USMNT including Christian Pulisic, Andrew Carleton, Josh Perez, Tyler Adams, Lucas Del Rosario, and Jose Carranza. He also brought Jonathan Gonzalez to the U.S. National Team program.

In his most detailed public comments since coming out of retirement to play for Mexico's Club León, Landon Donovan describes why he made his decision, his lifelong connection to Mexico and Mexican-Americans, what he's capable of in pure soccer terms these days, how he feels about President Trump's stance on Mexico and his reaction to Carlos Cordeiro winning the U.S. Soccer presidential election. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We never envisioned having so many new players to talk about in the month since our last episode, but there are a lot of new faces on both Orlando City and the Orlando Pride to discuss on this show. We started out by putting the Cyle Larin transfer to bed. Then we talked about six new Lions since our last outing and it turns out we’re both pretty excited about the Justin Meram trade. We’re also talking about Tom Sermanni’s off-season wizardry, pulling in Sydney Leroux, Emily van Egmond, Poliana, and others. It’s a great appetizer for our interview with Pride defender Shelina Zadorsky, who says she’s looking forward to settling in and becoming a leader on the club. After that, we address the USSF election, U.S. friendlies, the upcoming SheBelieves Cup, and more. We answered listener questions in our #AskTMLPC mailbag and I take the opportunity to ask Dave to give us his spoiler-free thoughts on Black Panther. If there’s something you want us to address on our next show, just tweet it to us @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. Here’s how No. 113 went down: 0:12- Cyle Larin is an ex-Lion, while Cam Lindley, Uri Rosell, Justin Meram, Chris Mueller, Amro Tarek, and Lamine Sane are new Lions. Plus, Sermanni’s additions include internationals from the U.S., Brazil, and Australia! 36:58- Shelina Zadorsky spoke to us about leaving the Washington Spirit to come to Orlando, all the players she already knew on the team prior to her arrival, what she thinks of the club’s off-season moves, what she brings to the squad, and a lot more. 48:58- The USSF election wasn’t a surprise but has us feeling kind of meh. But we’ll see what Carlos Cordeiro brings to the table. Plus, the USMNT and USWNT, the SheBelieves Cup, and hey, Black Panther is out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kartik Krishnaiyer joins the show to discuss the U.S Soccer Federation Presidential Election and what it means for the future of U.S Soccer. Want to voice your opinion on what has been discussed on this weeks episode of First Team Podcast? Feel free to email the show at firstteampod@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/first-team-podcast/message

Tottenham notched two gigantic away goals as Juventus seemed to crumble vs. the Premier League club in their Champions League Round of 1 matchup. This week on the "NESN Soccer Show," Marc DiBenedetto and Marcus O'Mard discuss that match as well as Real Madrid vs. PSG. They also take a deep dive into the results of the U.S. Soccer Presidential Election and what fans can expect from Carlos Cordeiro and the new regime. Finally, Marcus shares some new news on Swedish legend Zlatan Ibrahimovic. For more: https://nesn.com/soccer/

Alexi and Mosse break down the USSF presidential election in the State of the Union (2:01), after Carlos Cordeiro beat out the likes of Kathy Carter, Eric Wynalda and others for the honor over the weekend. The Champions League returned after a long break and Mosse looks at a few of the favorites in his Mosse Makes the Case segment (12:00). Also, Landon Donovan's return to the pitch gets addressed in Ask Alexi (19:27) and the future of USMNT talisman Christian Pulisic headlines The Back Three (31:20).

The Ringer's Ryan O'Hanlon, Micah Peters, Chris Ryan, and Donnie Kwak connect to talk about Champions League results, including PSG's loss to Real Madrid (3:10) and blowout wins for Manchester City and Liverpool (10:35). Moving onto Zonal Question Marks, they wonder whether Juventus played too conservatively after taking an early lead against Tottenham (25:00). They then ask, "Is there a Premier League TV rights bubble?" (37:45) before giving their thoughts on the new president of U.S. Soccer, Carlos Cordeiro (44:00).

Glenn, Roberto and John preview New York City FC’s preseason match Tuesday night in Mexico against second division side, Atlético de San Luis. John was in Los Angeles for the games against LAFC and the L.A. Galaxy and he shares his experiences there. Glenn covered the U.S. Soccer presidential election in Orlando, and the boys all chime in on the new man in charge, Carlos Cordeiro.

Wherein Our Heroes come down with a bout of Olympic Fever and reminisce about John Parr's classic “St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)”. Antonio Conte distances himself further from Chelsea by heaping praise on a potential replacement and Hope Solo doesn't mince words when it comes to new USSF President, Carlos Cordeiro. Also, Newcastle United turn in their best team performance of the season as they see off Manchester United in The Toon. Send us your questions or comments via e-mail to bothofus@theyounggaffers.com, @younggaffers on Twitter, and www.facebook.com/theyounggaffers Music by: Franklin D Email: FranklinD@shaw.ca Twitter: @7FranklinD

Dave Denholm came out on fire, as he strongly disagrees with the choice for US Soccer President, Carlos Cordeiro. Denholm took calls on the subject, in which many callers agreed with him about the choice for U.S. Soccer President. Plus, everyone's favorite segment, "Stoppage Time."

Josh Levin and Stefan Fatsis talk with Slate’s Justin Peters about the top stories from the Olympics, Jack Hamilton joins to look at the Cleveland Cavaliers’ roster shake-up, and Sports Illustrated’s Grant Wahl discusses what’s next for U.S. Soccer. Pyeongchang 2018 (1:00):Josh, Stefan, and Slate’s Justin Peters break down the start of the 2018 Winter Olympics, touching on figure skater Adam Rippon, North Korean propaganda, the shameful handling of Russia’s participation in the games, and snowboarding gold medalist Red Gerard.  Cleveland Cavaliers (21:24):Slate’sJack Hamilton joins the hosts to talk about the Cleveland Cavaliers’ deadline deals, and whether LeBron was playing badly to force the team to make a move. U.S. Soccer (38:34): Grant Wahl of Sports Illustrated chats with Josh and Stefan about why and how Carlos Cordeiro won the election for president of the United States Soccer Federation. Afterballs (55:36): Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Levin and Stefan Fatsis talk with Slate’s Justin Peters about the top stories from the Olympics, Jack Hamilton joins to look at the Cleveland Cavaliers’ roster shake-up, and Sports Illustrated’s Grant Wahl discusses what’s next for U.S. Soccer. Pyeongchang 2018 (1:00):Josh, Stefan, and Slate’s Justin Peters break down the start of the 2018 Winter Olympics, touching on figure skater Adam Rippon, North Korean propaganda, the shameful handling of Russia’s participation in the games, and snowboarding gold medalist Red Gerard.  Cleveland Cavaliers (21:24):Slate’sJack Hamilton joins the hosts to talk about the Cleveland Cavaliers’ deadline deals, and whether LeBron was playing badly to force the team to make a move. U.S. Soccer (38:34): Grant Wahl of Sports Illustrated chats with Josh and Stefan about why and how Carlos Cordeiro won the election for president of the United States Soccer Federation. Afterballs (55:36): Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode: -We have a new president of U.S. Soccer. Steve and Tyler tell you who Carlos Cordeiro is and talk about the process for choosing a new leader. -FC Dallas manager Oscar Pareja joined the show to talk about his team's progress through the preseason and what he learned from a disappointing 2017 season.

Ahead of the highly contested U.S. Soccer election on February 10, candidate Carlos Cordeiro discusses his travels to state associations around the country, lays out his plan to change the federation and addresses his challenge of being a reform candidate who has been on the board of U.S. Soccer since 2007. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

He doesn't have the name recognition of Eric Wynalda, he hasn't been in the U.S. Soccer inner circle like Carlos Cordeiro, and he hasn't been campaigning as long as Steve Gans. But Mike Winograd is an interesting candidate for the USSF presidency. He's a former player, he helped launch a pro club, and he's a lawyer who works on very big deals. In our conversation (starting around the 10-minute mark after I ranted a bit about the NASL lawsuit and gave an overview of the presidential election), we talk about Winograd's background and his plans, which he outlined in a prior interview at GotSoccer. His basic mode of operation: He wants to get everyone on the same page -- or, as he puts it, rowing in the same direction. Key quote: "U.S. Soccer should not be in the business of trying to ram things down people’s throats." Particular p --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ranting-soccer-dad/support

Grant and Luis Miguel are on lockdown in New York City due to the coronavirus, but they connect here to talk about the impact of the soccer (and sports) world being shut down. They also discuss the momentous week for the U.S. Soccer Federation, which saw president Carlos Cordeiro resign due to the federation's disastrous legal strategy against the USWNT in its gender-discrimination case. What lies ahead for new president Cindy Parlow Cone? How soon will the legal case be settled? And how long could it be before we see soccer being played again? Luis Miguel gives an update on Liga MX, one of the last leagues in the world to take action.

Grant and Luis Miguel have a jam-packed podcast discussing the global impact of coronavirus on soccer; the impact of Bruno Fernandes on Manchester United's revival; Tottenham's malaise under Mourinho; Bayern Munich and Dortmund starting to separate from the rest in Germany; Juventus's big win over Inter in an eerily empty stadium; Real Madrid's worst game of the season to lose at Betis; a look ahead to Champions League elimination games (PSG-Dortmund! Liverpool-Atlético Madrid!); terrific MLS starts by Minnesota, Kansas City and Colorado; the so-far sputtering LA Galaxy and Chicharito; media shutdowns by Chicharito and Carlos Vela; how media get access to players around games; Grant's controversial media tweet; the terrific form of Christen Press and Julie Ertz; the USWNT's victories over Spain and England; and the poor timing of U.S. Soccer president Carlos Cordeiro's latest letter in the USWNT's gender-discrimination case.