Podcast appearances and mentions of christine nairn

Just A Dash hosts Laura Gomez and Theo Lloyd-Hughes return to the booth after Houston's biggest win of the season over the Mexican champions Tigres UANL. (0:45) Theo and Laura catch up on how their week has been.  (4:00) Recapping the historical 5-1 win over Tigres UNAL.(8:00) Laura gives her opinion on how the Tigres looked after suffering their first loss in nine months. (12:20) How were the Houston players able turn it on so much?(14:50) Laura explains why the Tigres fans were so loud and colorful at BBVA Stadium. (20:20) Saying goodbye to Christine Nairn. (22:10) Racing Louisville preview. (30:30) Theo's Women's soccer college corner. (33:35) USL-S announce a new women's league coming in 2022/2023. #NoRacismInSpaceCity #LaToxica #LaJefa #WelcomeTed #LaQueEscapa #SustainableSpencer #GothamFashionRunway LetsGetDashyFollow us on twitter:@TheStrikerTexas@LauraGomezNews@Theodore_LH

NWSL Lifer and Dash #10 Christine Nairn talks about her retirement from the game and the next steps of joining the Houston Fire Dept. Griffin Dorsey reveals his Harry Potter House and how he tries to be a fully capable player on both sides of the ball.

Dash veteran Christine Nairn talks about turning 30 and her first slotting at left-back in a long time. 20-year-old Nico Lemoine tells about why he got kicked out of his first host family's house and making his debut with the Dynamo.

Christine Nairn joins the show along side Josh Gardner to talk about the Houston Dash and the women's national team. Christine talks about the importance of competent players on higher tier teams. Adam Lundkuist joins the show to talk about liverpool and the dynamo to end the final hour. 

Garret Heinrich and Jen Cooper sit down with Dynamo legend Calen Carr and Dash player Christine Nairn.

Christine Nairn sat down with Cooper to talk about her milestone of passing 10,000 minutes played in the NWSL, and the six-year path to get to where she is now. The experienced midfielder also talked about her experience with James Clarkson, the Dash and the city of Houston.

It's episode #55 of the Utah Royals FC Show. "Big Daddy" Lucas Muller and "Knows-Everything-About-NWSL" RJ Allen are back with Wirtjo.  Soccer happened. NWSL happened. It was great, let's talk about it. 18,015 people showed up. Friend of the podcast Lo'eau LaBonta banged in her first goal in gold. Christen Press had a beautiful assist. Kelley O'hara was on the bench. Mandy Laddish played her first game in over 950 days. Rookie Michelle Maemone shocked us all by making her debut. Moreover, while the Orlando Pride haven't been great this year and are missing some key players from last year, like Sydney Leroux, Monica and Christine Nairn, this is a matchup that Utah cannot underestimate. That said the Pride are in a run of poor form as they lost the last four games of the season last year and are winless in three games so far this season. We'll see if the Utah Royals can capitalize on that. It's also important not to forget the elephant in the room. We have a TV broadcast! Did we tone down our salt on that enough? We tried our best. Additionally, some of our favorites Rachel Corsie and Erika Tymrak launched a podcast of their own, thanks for the competition ;) Here's a link to that. https://www.rsl.com/post/2019/04/22/rethink-rachel-corsie-and-erika-tymrak

The FootBald Show previews the upcoming W-League decider and looks into 'what next' for Sam Kerr, and whether this might be her final domestic game on home soil in a while.Fox Football broadcaster Brenton Speed also includes Kerr in what he believes is Australian football's best on-field partnership.As usual, 'Speedy' joins fellow broadcaster Andy Harper and Fox Football's Executive Producer Murray Shaw, unpacking plenty on Australian soil and overseas, too.Here's today's rundown:Asian Champions League (4:00)Players they enjoyed watching, including Dylan Wenzel-Halls, Christine Nairn, Sam Kerr (11:00)Murray Shaw's very hot hunch: Sam Kerr won't be back next season and what she can get out of playing in Europe (14:00)A look at the W-League Grand Final (20:00)The best partnership in Australian Football - Hill and Kerr (20:00)New Victorian A-League team have announced name and colours (27:00)What now for Josh Risdon? (32:00)Reddy's Diego Castro International GOAT take (35:00)Mike Mulvey pressure (37:30)PSG's big win over the Red Devils (42:30)Saving Hakeem al-Araibi and crediting Craig Foster (47:30)

We’re back to talk about Orlando City’s second straight heart-stopping win. Well, Dave is probably better at talking about it than me, as I’ve come down with a cold this week which has given me a nasty sore throat. Still, I soldier on, much like the Lions did on Sunday against the Portland Timbers. Christine Nairn jumps on with us to discuss the Orlando Pride’s slow start and how the team can get back in the groove even before the Aussies and Brazilians return. We also look ahead to the Pride’s upcoming game against the Portland Thorns this Sunday. We’ve got other things to discuss as well, like Alex Morgan completely owning Mexico in a pair of USWNT friendlies, our listener questions in our Ask The Mane Land PawedCast mailbag, and and our key match-ups and score predictions for Orlando City’s trip to play the Philadelphia Union on Friday. 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 the rundown on No. 120: 0:12- It’s been a while since we’ve been able to talk about two consecutive Orlando City wins, but we get to do just that. Plus, the USWNT gets two lopsided wins and let’s get ready for the Pride’s next match in Portland. 28:02- Christine Nairn is here and hey, what does a team gotta do to get some offense going around here (besides wait for Marta’s return)? 43:37- The #AskTMLPC mailbag and our laughable predictions for the Lions vs. the Union Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Women's World Football Show, Episode 88 features exclusive interviews with Melbourne Victory midfielder Christine Nairn; Canterbury United Pride player Holly Pascoe; Former USWNT midfielder Angela Hucles; and German sports journalist Jana Lange.

Another trade has occurred and we're here to talk about it. Christine Nairn has been traded to the Seattle Reign. The Washington Spirit has acquired the rights to midfielder Havana Solaun from Seattle Reign FC. In addition to the Florida native and U.S. Youth International, the Spirit also landed three NWSL draft picks, including the 3rd and 36th overall picks in the 2017 NWSL College Draft and the Reign’s second round pick in the 2018 NWSL College Draft. In exchange, Seattle will receive the rights to midfielder Christine Nairn and goalkeeper Madalyn Schiffel. Jordan Small and Monica Esenwein join the show to talk about where the Spirit are headed this offseason.

This week on the podcast I have Chris and Jenn from the Spirit Squadron and midfielder Christine Nairn. First, Chris and Jenn talk to us about the inception of the Spirit Squadron, being fans of the Spirit, and how fans can help the NWSL grow. Then, Christine Nairn returns to the podcast. She was one of the first to appear on the show, but that was before I had a typical interview flow. Now, she's back to answer our usual questions and talk about stepping up as captain during the Olympic break. Enjoy!

This week on Follow Your Spirit I talk with defender Caprice Dydasco. The episode begins with two post-game interviews from Coach Gabarra and Christine Nairn.  The second segment features my interview with Dydasco. We talk about the usual subjects like how she got into soccer, her chemistry with the team, and how she's prepared for the match tonight against Chicago Red Stars. Caprice also answers the question: Who is most likely to have a body buried in her backyard? Her answer may be concerning. Enjoy today's episode and I hope to see you at the Plex! @CapriceDydasco @SpiritCoverage

This week's podcast provides a recap of the 2-0 over Penn State. Player interviews include Crystal Dunn, Christine Nairn, and Ali Krieger. Coach Gabarra also joins us for a few words. The last segment features Caitlin Buckley from Black and Red United. Her and I discuss the Spirit's two preseason games and some bold predictions moving forward.

Today we were joined by Christine Nairn who plies her trade for the Washington Spirit of the NWSL. In addition to her duties with the spirit, Christine also plays for the Melbourne Victory in the Australian W League and has a couple of caps for the USWNT to her name. We talk to Christine about her time at Penn State University, the intensity of the international level, and playing abroad vs domestic in the women's game. Enjoy!

In an exclusive interview, Seattle Reign coach Laura Harvey discusses her two new signings, Sydney Leroux and Kim Little, and the disappointment of losing Washington Spirit bound, Christine Nairn.