Podcast appearances and mentions of Chad Marshall

Join the Latin Boys as they welcome in Justin Cederbloom from the Crew Club at The Ohio State University, put a bow on the 2024 season, and discuss how Chad Marshall killed the cat from Homeward Bound before a game against Toronto in 2013.

Ari and Noah break down the Seattle Sounders FC draw with Orlando City SC over the past weekend then answer your burning questions about the Sounders and MLS.Support the showFollow Ari Liljenwall: https://twitter.com/AriLiljenwallFollow Noah Riffe: https://twitter.com/NoahRiffe---Just Once Media: https://www.justoncemedia.com

On this week's episode of Side x Side, co-hosts Steve Zakuani and Brad Evans breakdown the latest Sounders win, a 1-0 victory vs Minnesota United at Lumen Field last Saturday. Sounders defender Jackson Ragen joins the pod (18:46) to talk about his current role on the team, how playing in college prepared him for the pros, Chad Marshall's influence on his game, and wraps it up by answering some fan questions. 

It's Episode 98 of Side x Side and who better to have on the pod than the Man, the Myth, the Legend: Chad Marshall. Before the former Sounders FC defender could figure out how to click on his Zoom link, our hosts Steve Zakuani and Brad Evans discuss the record-tying start of Seattle's season (1:37). Then, two games to recap: first Sunday's big win at Portland Timbers (2:15 - 7:20) and Wednesday night's even crazier road win at San Jose (7:26 - 17:05). Chad Marshall joins 2021 and the podcast Zoom call (17:11) and touches on his thoughts on playing in a 3-5-2 (21:14), why he rates Cristian Roldan as one of the top midfielders in MLS (25:57), his experience on the USMNT (32:45) and finally gives his prediction for the Rave Green's upcoming match vs LAFC (42:58). 

Winging It is back ahead of MLS Cup, with guest host Chad Marshall filling in for Steve Zakuani. Brad Evans catches up with his former Sounders AND Columbus Crew teammate, touching on the centerback's careers with both teams. Also, a big shout out to "Air Marshall" for cracking MLS's list of the top 25 greatest players. Sounders forward Will Bruin joins the pod to help preview Saturday's Cup Final, and give a few updates on the team side.

It's a set piece, it's a header, it's a goal, It's Chad Marshall. The Brothers talk about the unassuming defender that played exclusively in MLS and finished with the best career for a defender in MLS history, including the most Defender of the Year awards by a player ever.Sources: Extratime Bobby Warshaw on the Chad Marshall Theoremhttps://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2018/11/07/wiebe-must-win-seattle-sans-chad-marshall-four-reasons-be-worriedProductivity, Longevity and Nudity by Sam Staejkalhttps://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2018/10/27/stejskal-chad-marshall-dishes-his-productivity-longevity-and-nudityBerhalter trades Marshall Financially motivatedhttps://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2013/12/13/columbus-crew-head-coach-gregg-berhalter-says-chad-marshall-trade-was-financiallyTom Bogert and the transition of Seattle & Marshall: https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2019/11/08/inside-how-seattle-sounders-transitioned-through-chad-marshalls-retirement

Sounders winger Jordan Morris checks in with Steve and Brad to talk about life in quarantine, his first call in for the USMNT, and facing Chad Marshall for the first time. Then former Dynamo and Bolton midfielder and current FOX broadcaster Stu Holden stops in to talk about his early years in MLS, his time in England and how he reinvented his career after injuries ended it early.

Sam and EG sit down for a no-holds-barred discussion with longtime MLS standouts Chad Marshall and Danny O'Rourke. We run through their respective accolade-filled collegiate careers at Stanford and Indiana; a laundry list of Columbus Crew shenanigans, including the rubber-band and chewing gum prop plane that scarred Chad for life and the legend of #suckone through #suckfour; winning MLS Cup together in 2008; culture shock of moving from the midwest to and playing in the Pacific Northwest (Portland/Danny and Seattle/Chad); and a Rapid Fire session in which Chad is forced to choose which of his MLS Cup winning babies he loves more.

On this episode, we assess the MLS season opener, what makes Jordan Morris so special and preview a much-changed Columbus Crew side. Plus, the two make a surprise phone call to Sounders legend Chad Marshall who tells us what he’s up to now, his MLS Cup memories and why he loves JMo.

No more Miami rumors, we said. Well, how about a done deal? It’s not press-release official, but Rodolfo Pizarro is doing interviews at the airport and name dropping David Beckham soooooooooo *shrug*. Andrew, David, Doyle and Susannah take about the process, the fee and what the move says about Inter Miami and MLS. Also in this show ... Walker Zimmerman got traded, sort of out of the blue. What does it say about LAFC? What does it mean for Nashville SC. Plus, an ode to Nacho Piatti and a position battle royale building in Dallas. We’ve also got exclusive 1v1 interviews with LAFC do-it-all dynamo Latif Blessing, Toronto FC and Canada midfielder Jonathan Osorio and SB Nation writer Zito Madu calls in to talk Black History Month and why soccer has to do a better job reflecting the world. Major League Soccer's long-running podcast Extratime is now available on YouTube, every Monday and Thursday. 3:16 – What Rodolfo Pizarro’s move says about Inter Miami, MLS and Liga MX 10:04 – LAFC trades Best XI defender Walker Zimmerman … Why? 20:10 – Why Nashville SC believe they’ve found their version of Chad Marshall 24:38 – INTERVIEW: SB Nation’s Zito Madu on what the soccer world can learn from Black History Month 42:35 – Adios Nacho Piatti! Remembered the legend as he goes home 46:24 – INTERVIEW: LAFC’s Latif Blessing brings smiles to the world 56:31 – Position battle royale for Luchi Gonzalez and FC Dallas 1:01:03 – INTERVIEW: Jonathan Osorio on the 2022 task that faces Canada 1:10:25 – Mailbag! Alberth Elis in Houston & Orlando City’s offseason moves

The ladies prepare for MLS Cup. Are you here for Dax McCarty to Nashville SC?! Jill has a Jozy Altidore & Sloane Stephens spotting, and Susannah unpacks her LA suitcase (and some Twitter drama). Fresh off a year in an Airstream, 2x MLS Cup Champ & Souders legend Brad Evans joins the show. He brings us inside the Sounders locker room, Brian Schmetzer's new #eHarmonypic, and Chad Marshall in the shower stories. What will Schmetzer say pregame? Plus, a juicy round of "tell us about your (former) teammate."

The Mariners are back! Yes, they lost today for the first time since last weekend, but the bigger story was the Mets' loss to Philly due to former M Edwin Diaz giving up five runs in the ninth, much to the dismay of Mike Francesa. It's not the first time Diaz hasn't looked good of late, and when you combine that with Cano's problems, and everything we've gotten in return for those two guys, it looks like we've won that trade. Baseball attendance is in trouble, and the M's in particular are down because, well, the team isn't good, so what can the team do to get more fans to go to games? What motivates you to go to baseball games? Anthony Davis has waived his $4 million kicker, and reportedly it's because he's going to make an extra $4 million for his role in Space Jam 2. Wait, is that allowed? Sounders midfielder Harry Shipp drops by the studio to talk about Saturday's match against Vancouver, Chad Marshall, plus thoughts on flopping and more.

The Mariners are back! Yes, they lost today for the first time since last weekend, but the bigger story was the Mets' loss to Philly due to former M Edwin Diaz giving up five runs in the ninth, much to the dismay of Mike Francesa. It's not the first time Diaz hasn't looked good of late, and when you combine that with Cano's problems, and everything we've gotten in return for those two guys, it looks like we've won that trade. Baseball attendance is in trouble, and the M's in particular are down because, well, the team isn't good, so what can the team do to get more fans to go to games? What motivates you to go to baseball games? Anthony Davis has waived his $4 million kicker, and reportedly it's because he's going to make an extra $4 million for his role in Space Jam 2. Wait, is that allowed? Sounders midfielder Harry Shipp drops by the studio to talk about Saturday's match against Vancouver, Chad Marshall, plus thoughts on flopping and more.

In this week's episode, Steve Zakuani gets you set for this weekend’s match against Cascadia rivals Vancouver Whitecaps before giving his take on what will make up a successful second half of the season. Since Saturday will be a send off for Sounders FC legend Chad Marshall, Steve went to the archives to dig up one of his favorite interviews with the stalwart, who talks about his longevity, his top accomplishments, biggest regrets, and favorite teammate of all-time.

The Mariners are back! Yes, they lost today for the first time since last weekend, but the bigger story was the Mets' loss to Philly due to former M Edwin Diaz giving up five runs in the ninth, much to the dismay of Mike Francesa. It's not the first time Diaz hasn't looked good of late, and when you combine that with Cano's problems, and everything we've gotten in return for those two guys, it looks like we've won that trade. Baseball attendance is in trouble, and the M's in particular are down because, well, the team isn't good, so what can the team do to get more fans to go to games? What motivates you to go to baseball games? Anthony Davis has waived his $4 million kicker, and reportedly it's because he's going to make an extra $4 million for his role in Space Jam 2. Wait, is that allowed? Sounders midfielder Harry Shipp drops by the studio to talk about Saturday's match against Vancouver, Chad Marshall, plus thoughts on flopping and more.

Tim, Steve, and Andrew cover the first PHI & SKC, and have some sour predictions for Houston. We talk about the state of each of our professional teams, our concerns, touch on Arreaga's first performance (we hadn't seen the OG yet.) How does Reign compare to Defiance, and what can Defiance do to strengthen the brand if the Sounders FO isn't going to support winning? Can we properly judge these kids' performance on such a badly managed (from a wins/losses perspective) team?We wax on about Chad, and respond to a random ‘B+' rating from a Fox sportscaster.This one is late, but we have a lot of relevant chat, some impromptu karaoke and, as always, a hell of a lot of fun.See you on the back side.Regular featured family:@cm_peterson Cat Peterson@AHammTNT Andrew Hammond@nate_bowling Nathan Bowling@podfish Steve Ketelsen@muffintopmodel Tim HamiltonPlease tell your friends and SUBSCRIBE! on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, or touch the RSS feed link below.This production of the Flounders B-Team is released under the Creative Commons 3.0 International Share-Alike Attribution License. Please use our stuff! Just tell folks where you got it!Bumper music Resigned To Attack by We Is Shore Dedicated is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License.Opening/closing theme is a parody of the opening theme from the A-Team (c)1984 Silva America.Check out Channel 253's other amazing podcasts at https://channel253.com and BECOME A MEMBER for only $4/month to get access to special member benefits & events! Join by June 17 and you can win a round trip ticket anywhere @alaskaair flies!Thanks for listening, and see you in the terraces! #EBFGRSS Feed

The Colorado Rapids win a game! Go crazy, Harrison and Ian do. They talk a bit about the Rapids, the pending retirement of DaMarcus Beasley as well as the late breaking news of Chad Marshall and what his career looks like. The conversation of course moves into Wondo land and then into some hidden gems that can still be found around MLS.Intro Music: Let's Go Get The Goal (MLS) - Don't Kick The BabyOutro Music: House of my Mortal Father - Pomegranates

This week on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, clips are played from Brian Schmetzer, Adrian Hanauer, Stefan Frei, Cristian Roldan, Will Bruin, Kelvin Leerdam and Gustav Svensson all talking about the retirement of legendary defender Chad Marshall. Jackson is then joined by General Manager and President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey to discuss Marshall, Kim Kee-hee's injury, and the upcoming International Break before Tacoma Defiance Play-By-Play Voice Andrew Harvey delivers Sixty Seconds in the South Sound. Finally, Carter Baum of FC Dallas joins the show for the Opponent Preview as the guys talk about Dallas' season so far and upcoming match hosting Seattle this Saturday.

Es war ein Spieltag der Rekorde und stand ganz im Zeichen eines Spielers: Christopher Elliott Wondolowski. Den meisten dürfte er ganz einfach als Chris Wondolowski bekannt sein, doch der unscheinbare Spielführer der San José Earthquakes brach an diesem Spieltag den MLS All-Time-Goals Rekord und steht nun über der US-Soccer Legende Landon Donovan in der ewigen Torschützenliste. Um diesen Rekord aufzustellen brauchte er nur ein Spiel, in dem er mit Landon Donovan gleich zog, den Rekord aufstellte und sich ein kleines Polster aufbaute. Daniel, Vincent und Anne haben sich angesehen, was in diesem nun historischen Spiel passiert ist und warum das für Wondolowski und seine Earthquakes etwas ganz besonderes war. Neben Chris Wondolowski brauch auch Jeff Larentotowicz von Atlanta United einen Rekord. Aber was für Rekorde gibt es in der MLS sonst noch und wer fällt mit diesen besonders auf? Wie es der Zufall so will, gab Chad Marshall kurz nach unserer Podcastaufnahme seinen Rücktritt bekannt und bekommt in dieser Folge ebenfalls einen kleinen Platz in dieser Folge. Auch in der 11. Folge des MLS Podcasts fehlt die Analyse einiger interessanter Spiele nicht. Mit dabei sind wieder heiße Diskussionen über spezielle Platzverweise, nachträgliche Strafen und nicht Strafen und einige interessante Tore, von denen es in einigen Spielen viele gab, in anderen Spielen dagegen blieben die Tore fast gänzlich aus. Da der MLS Podcast noch in seinen Anfängen steckt, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr über Rückmeldungen, Meinungen, Feedback oder Kritik. Auch Themenvorschläge, die ihr in künftigen Folgen hören wollt, nehmen wir gern entgegen. Das könnt ihr gern bei Twitter unter dem Hashtag #DerMLSPodcast machen oder uns auf Facebook unter United States Soccer News anschreiben. Wer gern ausführliche Mails schreibt, erreicht uns unter box2box(at)posteo.de. Den bereits mehrfach erwähnten Discord Server findet ihr unter dem Namen MLS GER Treff" unter https://discord.gg/afnKAzk Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Es war ein Spieltag der Rekorde und stand ganz im Zeichen eines Spielers: Christopher Elliott Wondolowski. Den meisten dürfte er ganz einfach als Chris Wondolowski bekannt sein, doch der unscheinbare Spielführer der San José Earthquakes brach an diesem Spieltag den MLS All-Time-Goals Rekord und steht nun über der US-Soccer Legende Landon Donovan in der ewigen Torschützenliste. Um diesen Rekord aufzustellen brauchte er nur ein Spiel, in dem er mit Landon Donovan gleich zog, den Rekord aufstellte und sich ein kleines Polster aufbaute. Daniel, Vincent und Anne haben sich angesehen, was in diesem nun historischen Spiel passiert ist und warum das für Wondolowski und seine Earthquakes etwas ganz besonderes war. Neben Chris Wondolowski brauch auch Jeff Larentotowicz von Atlanta United einen Rekord. Aber was für Rekorde gibt es in der MLS sonst noch und wer fällt mit diesen besonders auf? Wie es der Zufall so will, gab Chad Marshall kurz nach unserer Podcastaufnahme seinen Rücktritt bekannt und bekommt in dieser Folge ebenfalls einen kleinen Platz in dieser Folge. Auch in der 11. Folge des MLS Podcasts fehlt die Analyse einiger interessanter Spiele nicht. Mit dabei sind wieder heiße Diskussionen über spezielle Platzverweise, nachträgliche Strafen und nicht Strafen und einige interessante Tore, von denen es in einigen Spielen viele gab, in anderen Spielen dagegen blieben die Tore fast gänzlich aus. Da der MLS Podcast noch in seinen Anfängen steckt, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr über Rückmeldungen, Meinungen, Feedback oder Kritik. Auch Themenvorschläge, die ihr in künftigen Folgen hören wollt, nehmen wir gern entgegen. Das könnt ihr gern bei Twitter unter dem Hashtag #DerMLSPodcast machen oder uns auf Facebook unter United States Soccer News anschreiben. Wer gern ausführliche Mails schreibt, erreicht uns unter box2box(at)posteo.de. Den bereits mehrfach erwähnten Discord Server findet ihr unter dem Namen MLS GER Treff" unter https://discord.gg/afnKAzk

Nat is joined by Steve Fassino to recap two Sounders games and all the news this week in soccer including: Chad Marshall, Chris Wondo, and the MLS All Star Game Voting! keep your Scarves Up!

Es war ein Spieltag der Rekorde und stand ganz im Zeichen eines Spielers: Christopher Elliott Wondolowski. Den meisten dürfte er ganz einfach als Chris Wondolowski bekannt sein, doch der unscheinbare Spielführer der San José Earthquakes brach an diesem Spieltag den MLS All-Time-Goals Rekord und steht nun über der US-Soccer Legende Landon Donovan in der ewigen Torschützenliste. Um diesen Rekord aufzustellen brauchte er nur ein Spiel, in dem er mit Landon Donovan gleich zog, den Rekord aufstellte und sich ein kleines Polster aufbaute. Daniel, Vincent und Anne haben sich angesehen, was in diesem nun historischen Spiel passiert ist und warum das für Wondolowski und seine Earthquakes etwas ganz besonderes war. Neben Chris Wondolowski brauch auch Jeff Larentotowicz von Atlanta United einen Rekord. Aber was für Rekorde gibt es in der MLS sonst noch und wer fällt mit diesen besonders auf? Wie es der Zufall so will, gab Chad Marshall kurz nach unserer Podcastaufnahme seinen Rücktritt bekannt und bekommt in dieser Folge ebenfalls einen kleinen Platz in dieser Folge. Auch in der 11. Folge des MLS Podcasts fehlt die Analyse einiger interessanter Spiele nicht. Mit dabei sind wieder...

It's been three weeks since we last record and, wow, has a lot happened. The Sounders have played four matches, going 1-0-3, made two huge signings and, most recently, suffered one particularly painful loss. By now, you've surely heard that Chad Marshall has decided to retire, effective immediately. The decision, best we can tell, was a bit sudden, but also somewhat forced by the knowledge that there was some degredation going on in his surgically repaired knee. Marshall was one of just two players remaining from the Sounders 2014 double-winning squad, was still one of the best defenders in the league at the age of 34 and was genuinely considered one of the most popular player among teammates. Luckily, it looks like the Sounders are in a good position to cover for his loss. Roman Torres has been playing well, going 90 minutes in all three games last week. The Sounders also have signed Marshall's expected longterm replacement, Ecuador international Xavier Arreaga. Arreaga was one of two deadline day signings, with the other being Joevin Jones. This week's music: Perry Como - "Seattle", "RVIVR - "Ocean Song", Woody Guthrie - "Roll On Columbia", "Your Journey Begins" - OurMusicBox (Jay Man) (CC BY 4.0) Thanks to James Woollard, Sounders Public Address Announcer, for doing our sponsor reads. You can follow him on Twitter at @BritVoxUS - if you're looking for a British Voice to advertise your business or non-profit, please reach out to him. Want to hear the music from the show in their glorious, full versions? Check out the Nos Audietis playlist on Spotify!  

It's been three weeks since we last record and, wow, has a lot happened. The Sounders have played four matches, going 1-0-3, made two huge signings and, most recently, suffered one particularly painful loss. By now, you've surely heard that Chad Marshall has decided to retire, effective immediately. The decision, best we can tell, was a bit sudden, but also somewhat forced by the knowledge that there was some degredation going on in his surgically repaired knee. Marshall was one of just two players remaining from the Sounders 2014 double-winning squad, was still one of the best defenders in the league at the age of 34 and was genuinely considered one of the most popular player among teammates. Luckily, it looks like the Sounders are in a good position to cover for his loss. Roman Torres has been playing well, going 90 minutes in all three games last week. The Sounders also have signed Marshall's expected longterm replacement, Ecuador international Xavier Arreaga. Arreaga was one of two deadline day signings, with the other being Joevin Jones. This week's music: Perry Como - "Seattle", "RVIVR - "Ocean Song", Woody Guthrie - "Roll On Columbia", "Your Journey Begins" - OurMusicBox (Jay Man) (CC BY 4.0) Thanks to James Woollard, Sounders Public Address Announcer, for doing our sponsor reads. You can follow him on Twitter at @BritVoxUS - if you're looking for a British Voice to advertise your business or non-profit, please reach out to him. Want to hear the music from the show in their glorious, full versions? Check out the Nos Audietis playlist on Spotify!  

Un podcast para recordar las carreras de Chris Wondolowski, el nuevo rey del gol en MLS, y de Chad Marshall y Damarcus Beasley. Hablamos de la situación del Galaxy y otros equipos cuando ha pasado un cuarto de liga. También hacemos un breve análisis de los jugadores que se irán a Copa Oro y Copa América.

In this week’s episode, Steve Zakuani recaps a very successful three-game week, explains why it’s OK to play defensive once in a while, and reflects on the outstanding career of Chad Marshall with former Stanford teammate and Sounders FC front office executive Taylor Graham.

In this episode, Andrew Wiebe, David Gass, Bobby Warshaw and Susannah Collins give two US soccer legends their due. First up, Seattle Sounders defender Chad Marshall. The three-time Defender of the Year hung up his boots midseason, but not before winning everything there is to win in MLS and inspiring a young Bobby to go to Stanford. Then it’s time to remember Run DMB. DaMarcus Beasley did his thing for 20 years and he’s still got six months to go. The crew explains how a kid from Fort Wayne, Ind., made it and how he inspired thousands in the process. Also in this episode … John Strong and Stu Holden from FS1 stop by to evaluate Andrew and David’s All-Star Fan XI presented by Target ballots and talk Gold Cup. Adam Belz from the Scuffed Podcast also gives you a five-minute guide to the US at the U-20 World Cup. 3:38 – Chad Marshall hangs them up. Should Defender of the Year be named after him? 12:21 – DaMarcus Beasley: The most underrated American soccer star of all-time 23:39 – Chris Armas says Red Bulls coverage is too negative. Is he right? 29:53 – Must-watch MLS games of Week 13 36:24 – Five-minute US U-20 World Cup preview from Adam Belz (Scuffed Podcast) 42:37 – John Strong and Stu Holden join to talk All-Star ballots & Gold Cup

Episode 42 May 22, 2019… We will remember this day. Chad Marshall announces his retirement from professional football. He became one of the more beloved Sounders of all time in his 4+ seasons with us and we’re going to miss his play and personality oh so dearly dearly. Nations is on the show! If you are an early Scuttlebutter then you know that name and his one-of-a-kind takes on our beloved Sounders. We go over the Philly draw and the upcoming away match against Sporting KC. There’s a fun little interlude on this episode as well… hint: Brad & Chad. Plug in!

An extended episode talks hot dogs, Chicago food, the NBA Draft Lottery, Chad Marshall’s sudden retirement, Sue Bird’s injury and the 2019 Storm season, UW softball advancing to the super regionals, Jaden McDaniels committing to the Huskies and much, much … Continue reading →

It’s been three weeks since we last record and, wow, has a lot happened. The Sounders have played four matches, going 1-0-3, made two huge signings and, most recently, suffered one particularly painful loss. By now, you’ve surely heard that Chad Marshall has decided to retire, effective immediately. The decision, best we can tell, was a bit sudden, but also somewhat forced by the knowledge that there was some degredation going on in his surgically repaired knee. Marshall was one of just two players remaining from the Sounders 2014 double-winning squad, was still one of the best defenders in the league at the age of 34 and was genuinely considered one of the most popular player among teammates. Luckily, it looks like the Sounders are in a good position to cover for his loss. Roman Torres has been playing well, going 90 minutes in all three games last week. The Sounders also have signed Marshall’s expected longterm replacement, Ecuador international Xavier Arreaga. Arreaga was one of two deadline day signings, with the other being Joevin Jones. This week's music: Perry Como - "Seattle", "RVIVR - "Ocean Song", Woody Guthrie - "Roll On Columbia", "Your Journey Begins" - OurMusicBox (Jay Man) (CC BY 4.0) Thanks to James Woollard, Sounders Public Address Announcer, for doing our sponsor reads. You can follow him on Twitter at @BritVoxUS - if you’re looking for a British Voice to advertise your business or non-profit, please reach out to him. Want to hear the music from the show in their glorious, full versions? Check out the Nos Audietis playlist on Spotify!  

Conceding the late goal to the Vancouver Whitecaps extended Sporting Kansas City's winless streak to seven games and this podcast is running short on positivity. But Cody, Aly, & Thad are here to talk you off the ledge. We find something good - and something bad - from last weekend's gut punch of a draw. The progression is happening, the team is starting to look like themselves again, but the result was the same. Yohan Croizet has been a hot button issue and the podcast is incredibly disappointed in his performance this season. But Matt Besler is back and his teammates and coach could not be happier about it. Taking a look at the stoppage time equalizer, we decide the majority of the blame goes to Felipe Gutierrez, although it appeared most of the team switched off for that vital moment. Peter Vermes was recently interviewed and he mentioned SKC's pursuit of both Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Giovanni Dos Santos. While it is hard to say how extensive these were, it does show this team's search for players is never ending. The team you love to hate, the Seattle Sounders, come to town this weekend. They will be without a player who has inflicted plenty of damage to SKC, Chad Marshall, who announced his retirement this week. Thad gives an extensive report from training and Peter Vermes on the outlook of the lengthy injury report. Find out who is nearing return, and who the team will be without for the next several weeks. As always we get a close look at the lineup with the help of our readers in our weekly lineup poll. Who does SKC Nation want to start? And whose parents are just voting for them? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Congrats for a legendary career, Chad Marshall. Thanks for sacrificing your body for Seattle week in and week out. Thanks for being our soccer dad, and enjoy all the time you get to be a real dad to your kids, and your grown son traveling on his gap year, Brad Evans. Hope the Sounders didn’t forget their travel toothbrushes for their road trip for LITERALLY THE ENTIRE NEXT MONTH. We preview the “Brad Evans Didn’t Die for This Cup” against Sporking KC and whether or not Roman can actually pull off the Panamanian Tuxedo. Also, can someone please check on Chad Marshall’s very muscular knee?

Un podcast para recordar las carreras de Chris Wondolowski, el nuevo rey del gol en MLS, y de Chad Marshall y Damarcus Beasley. Hablamos de la situación del Galaxy y otros equipos cuando ha pasado un cuarto de liga. También hacemos un breve análisis de los jugadores que se irán a Copa Oro y Copa América.

Not exactly the result the Sounders were looking for, but a 2-1 loss in Portland is not the end of the world. The Sounders got the away goal and history tells us that heading one witha  one-goal deficit isn't that big of a disadvantage. Of possibly more concern is the injuries to Cristian Roldan and Chad Marshall. Roldan looks like he might be able to suit up on Thursday, but Marshall could be out for the rest of the year after undergoing surgery.   This week's music: "What do tigers dream of?" - Cristian Roldan, "RVIVR - "Ocean Song", Perry Como - "Seattle", RVIVR - “The Tide”, Woody Guthrie - "Roll On Columbia" Thanks to James Woollard, Sounders Public Address Announcer, for doing our sponsor reads. You can follow him on Twitter at @BritVoxUS - if you're looking for a British Voice to advertise your business or non-profit, please reach out to him. Want to hear the music from the show in their glorious, full versions? Check out the Nos Audietis playlist on Spotify!

Not exactly the result the Sounders were looking for, but a 2-1 loss in Portland is not the end of the world. The Sounders got the away goal and history tells us that heading one witha  one-goal deficit isn't that big of a disadvantage. Of possibly more concern is the injuries to Cristian Roldan and Chad Marshall. Roldan looks like he might be able to suit up on Thursday, but Marshall could be out for the rest of the year after undergoing surgery.   This week's music: "What do tigers dream of?" - Cristian Roldan, "RVIVR - "Ocean Song", Perry Como - "Seattle", RVIVR - “The Tide”, Woody Guthrie - "Roll On Columbia" Thanks to James Woollard, Sounders Public Address Announcer, for doing our sponsor reads. You can follow him on Twitter at @BritVoxUS - if you're looking for a British Voice to advertise your business or non-profit, please reach out to him. Want to hear the music from the show in their glorious, full versions? Check out the Nos Audietis playlist on Spotify!

Not exactly the result the Sounders were looking for, but a 2-1 loss in Portland is not the end of the world. The Sounders got the away goal and history tells us that heading one witha  one-goal deficit isn’t that big of a disadvantage. Of possibly more concern is the injuries to Cristian Roldan and Chad Marshall. Roldan looks like he might be able to suit up on Thursday, but Marshall could be out for the rest of the year after undergoing surgery.   This week's music: "What do tigers dream of?" - Cristian Roldan, "RVIVR - "Ocean Song", Perry Como - "Seattle", RVIVR - “The Tide”, Woody Guthrie - "Roll On Columbia" Thanks to James Woollard, Sounders Public Address Announcer, for doing our sponsor reads. You can follow him on Twitter at @BritVoxUS - if you're looking for a British Voice to advertise your business or non-profit, please reach out to him. Want to hear the music from the show in their glorious, full versions? Check out the Nos Audietis playlist on Spotify!

Steve Zakuani breaks down the 2-1 loss in Portland and discusses how the Sounders can stop Diego Valeri on Thursday. Steve discusses the bright spots of the loss, including a strong second half effort despite having lost Cristian Roldan and Chad Marshall to injuries. Timbers.com writer Richard Farley joins the podcast to talk about Portland’s mood after a 2-1 victory on Sunday and how they’ll prepare for the return leg on the road, while analyst Keith Costigan joins the show to preview Leg 2 of the Western Conference Semifinals.

This week on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, Seattle University Head Coach discusses the tragic loss of Paul Allen and victories in Orlando and Houston, then Sounders FC General Manager Garth Lagerwey talks about Nicolas Lodeiro's motivations and his routine on Decision Days before Seattle Centerback Chad Marshall joins the show to answer how he scored on Sunday and how long he plans to play in MLS.

This week on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, Matt Pentz from The Athletic joins the show to discuss the team's win over Kansas City, Chad Marshall's red card, and Clint Dempsey, then Sounders FC General Manager and President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey chats with Jackson for an extended conversation covering the record-setting winning streak, Marshall's red, Dempsey retiring, and the Alliance Council GM Vote taking place this month.

  Heineken Rivalry Week is in full swing and the guys spend more than an hour in Wiebe's backyard sinking their teeth into the juiciest topics. First up, the NY Derby, in which the red and blue sides of New York shared the points but left with entirely different tastes in their mouths. Plus, circling back on Fire head coach Veljko Paunovic's doubt F bombs, a disappointing (maybe?) season for the Dynamo, FC Dallas' quest for R-E-S-P-E-C-T, Josef Martinez's ho-hum record chase, the job at hand in Orlando for 2018 and much much more. Skip around using the guide below! 2:55 - Double reds, shared points in NY Derby 15:28 - Reading into Pauno's double F bomb 20:20 - Should Dynamo fans be disappointed by 2018? 30:53 - FC Dallas doesn't get a respect, but that might be a good thing 34:45 - What Josef Martinez's record-breaking season says about MLS 41:36 - What is James O'Connor's job in Orlando for the rest of 2018? 49:40 - Who are the Montreal Impact? And are they good? 1:02:30 - Who is Real Salt Lake's most important player? And why is it Sunny? 1:06:46 - Atlantic Cup or NY Derby: Which is the better rivalry? 1:12:20 - What's at stake in Cascadia? Winning streak x playoff position 1:18:18 - ETR Mailbag ... aka the roast of Bobby and Wiebe  

This week we learned that Obafemi Martins aka Mr. Martins has earings almost as tall as his standing height, Ochocinco wants to beat your ass at FIFA, Sounders FC have a daunting week ahead against one crap and one not so crap team. Please hit us with a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes - or better yet tell a friend like Kelly to listen up! Please bear with us while we get new studio space for Branden dialed in. It'll take a couple weeks, but we can't wait to make it perfect!

We wrote Sounders FC into a horror movie starring a ragtag group of teenagers, their geology teacher (Chad Marshall), a curmudgeonly parent chaperone (Clint Dempsey), and a guidance counselor who insists you "Just call him Brian." It is #HotGarbageHotGarbage

Today on Radio Cascadia Live, your on-air home for Seattle Sounders FC coverage on Sports Radio 950 KJR, host Jackson Felts and co-hosts Steven Agen of Prost Seattle, Ari Liljenwall of MLSsoccer.com and Andrew Harvey, voice of S2 soccer also with Sportspress Northwest recap the club's victory in Colorado earlier in the week including injuries to Ozzie Alonso and Chad Marshall, the rise of Nouhou, Clint Dempsey's resurgence, and the lack of red cards by officials.The show continues with Garth Lagerwey as the guys hit a variety of topics including last week's addition of right back Kelvin Leerdam, Cristian Roldan making the U.S. Men's National Team Gold Cup roster, Roman Torres rumors, Saturday's friendly against Eintracht Frankfurt, the club's U-18 squad winning last night and going to the U.S. Soccer Development Academy program final four as well as what and who the next addition to the team may be.The show closes with a preview of the friendly on Saturday including who each of the hosts will be watching for today plus what Sounders fans can look for in the U.S. team's match in the afternoon against Panama and finally, how the National Team treats the Gold Cup.

MLS Cup is just days away, and the guys are on the ground in Toronto to soak in the championship atmosphere. To help set the stage, former Seattle Sounders head coach Sigi Schmid brings his inside knowledge to the table for a championship preview you won’t want to miss. First up, which club and which city has more on the line with a first-ever MLS Cup at stake? What’s MLS Cup week like for coaches, players and fans? What did Greg Vanney and Brian Schmetzer do to get their squad rolling? In the second segment, the guys dive into a tactical breakdown that’ll get you up to speed on what’ll go down between the lines at BMO Field. How should the Sounders deploy Nicolas Lodeiro? How can Toronto FC get the best from Sebastian Giovinco, who didn’t look like himself against Montreal? Who will come out on top between Jozy Altidore, Chad Marshall and Roman Torres in what promises to be a battle of the titans? What does Michael Bradley need to do to keep the Reds rolling?  Predictions come first up in the mailbag, with the crew split as Schmid goes with his heart. Then there’s the requisite Landon Donovan MVP discussion and a call for more young American playmakers as the guys wrap it up and prepare for Saturday.  

A winless weekend for the Whitecaps, but fear not, the AFTN podcast is here to try and take your mind off things. Although talking about the things probably doesn't quite do that. Hmmm. We're joined by guest Harjeet Johal for most of this episode, to look over the loss to Seattle Sounders and look ahead to this Wednesday Canadian Championship semi-final second leg at FC Edmonton. What went wrong and can Robbo turn things around quickly? How strong a team will take the pitch at Clarke Field? Was the 'Caps early season success a true indication of the team or inflated? We hear from both head coaches, Vancouver's Carl Robinson and Seattle's Sigi Schmid, along with audio from the victorious Sounders locker room as we chat with goalscorer Chad Barrett and the central defensive pairing of Brad Evans and Chad Marshall. And we have a couple of MLS veteran goalkeeping guests on this episode as well. First up, former Sounders keeper and current colour guy Kasey Keller talks a little bit about the weekend's match and then former Sporting KC keeper Jimmy Nielsen talks to us about getting in to coaching in Oklahoma and shares his thoughts on his fellow Dane, David Ousted. And there's still time to look at WFC2's 2-2 draw with OKC Energy in USL action and chat with coach Alan Koch. Have a listen!

The Seattle Sounders didn't play all that great and fell 3-2 to the Columbus Crew over the weekend. We review the match and discuss if there should be concern about the performances from Chad Marshall and Osvaldo Alonso. We also answer listener questions and give away two tickets to the next Sounders 2 match.

The Seattle Sounders didn't play all that great and fell 3-2 to the Columbus Crew over the weekend. We review the match and discuss if there should be concern about the performances from Chad Marshall and Osvaldo Alonso. We also answer listener questions and give away two tickets to the next Sounders 2 match.

The Seattle Sounders didn't play all that great and fell 3-2 to the Columbus Crew over the weekend. We review the match and discuss if there should be concern about the performances from Chad Marshall and Osvaldo Alonso. We also answer listener questions and give away two tickets to the next Sounders 2 match.

Seattle Sounders center back Chad Marshall checks in to talk music, horses, and soccer. In the second segment, D.C. United Head Coach and member the 2006 United States World Cup team discusses the upcoming World Cup his team's current form in MLS.

Neil and Dwight welcome MLS Player of the Week Bernardo Anor and longtime Crew defender Chad Marshall as the Black & Gold prepare for Marshall's Seattle Sounders FC.

Chad Marshall and SKC goalkeeper Jimmy Nielsen join Neil and T-Bone to preview Saturday's Eastern Conference clash with Kansas City

Neil and Duncan preview the matchup with Colorado along with Robert Warzycha and Chad Marshall. Also we bid farewell to Duncan as he heads to Toronto to join the TFC coaching staff.

Neil and Duncan welcome 20,000 minute man Chad Marshall and Impact GK and Ohio native Troy Perkins to the program.

Inside the Crew returns for the 2013 season. Neil Sika and Duncan Oughton welcome in Crew legend Alejandro Moreno, Crew defender Chad Marshall and head coach Robert Warzycha to kick off the season ahead of the matchup with Chivas USA.

Neil Sika and Duncan Oughton welcome Crew captain Chad Marshall, Crew Academy and Gahanna Lincoln senior Chris Davis who scored a goal this past weekend against Toronto reserves, plus former Vancouver and Crew player Nelson Akwari to this weeks "Inside the Crew".