Podcast appearances and mentions of Clint Irwin

After another crushing defeat, the Filibuster podcast is here to help you with your sorrows. Jason, Adam, and Ben talk about D.C. United versus Minnesota United and the disaster that was defensive midfield. We talk about the turnover, the throw-ins, and how there is no answer currently on this team. In the second segment we get into Adam's Funtime News Roundup Time™️. We talk about Nigel DeJong (and name a cocktail after him based on the request of one of our Patreon subscribers), and talk about Kristian Nemeth and Marcus Olsson, one of whom we're excited about and one of whom we disagree upon. We also talk about the rumors about D.C. United's ownership and how their investment in the stadium is escalating. Finally, we bring on Kristin Knowles from The Vocal Minority to talk about D.C. United's next game against Toronto FC. We discuss Sebastian Giovinco and ask her what having depth on your team feels like. We also get into Victor Vasquez's role, Raheem Edwards, Alex Bono taking away the starting ‘keeper job from Clint Irwin, and how TFC fans feel about Jozy Altidore and Michael Bradley. We of course ask her how to gameplan Toronto FC, and get into all aspects of their back line. Give it a listen! We want to again thank everyone who has supported us on Patreon and who allow us to continue to make this show and make it better; if you want to help us, click the link and take a look! Google Play | iTunes Link | Stitcher Page | RSS Feed | Internet Archive Our new logo was designed by Stephanie Stafford. Thank you for taking the time to listen. If you have any responses, questions, criticisms, etc., please leave them in the comments or send them to filibusterpodcast@gmail.com. You can also reach us on Twitter, @FilibusterDCU.

Ok, well WE would have gotten the slice of pizza as the Reds drew 1-1 with the woeful Colorado Rapids. It was a cagey affair with the opposition happy to foul and happy to cramp up at every opportunity in order to drag the result into a draw. At the end of the day the ploy worked as Toronto could not get any real momentum after Benoit Cheyrou left injured in the first half. It was a game of real highlights and lowlights, as Giovinco, Clint Irwin and Jay Chapman all looked good, but the Rapids did their best to make it an ugly match with plenty of stoppages. The referee did not help the cause as he was unable to control the antics and the match ended earlier than it should have, but quite simply it was a game to move on from and forget.

Dax McCarty on his career thus far, playing with the US national team, and how he thinks the Chicago Fire can improve. Clint Irwin on almost winning MLS Cup, politics in the locker room, and prepping for the new season. We have a new Howler Book Club selection—check out whatahowler.com to learn more (hint: this one has lots of pictures). Save 15% on a Howler subscription with the code ILISTEN at shop.howlermagazine.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First, we catch up with Clint Irwin, starting goalkeeper for Toronto FC ahead of Saturday’s MLS Cup final, aka the Biggest Game of His Life. Then, we hop back to the summer of 2015, when George was passing through Denver and dropped in on the Colorado Rapids starting goalkeeper, Clint Irwin. Same guy! In that interview, Clint tells his amazing story of bouncing around the lower leagues of American and Canadian soccer before finally making it in MLS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ahead of the MLS Cup final, Toronto FC goalkeeper Clint Irwin talks about the matchup with Seattle, playing high school basketball with teammate Stephen Curry, his willingness to tweet politics and his own remarkable career path from minor-league journeyman to starting goalkeeper in the MLS championship game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

a small final episode with just Jamie Sutherland on this one, he is joined though by TFC goalkeeper Clint Irwin. see you all next season!

only 4 games to go, the season is coming to an exciting end. Jamie & John run through the last few games, more facts, a Clint Irwin quiz, much more swell including two guests, former mayor David Miller & Chris Pozniak

we caught up with Clint Irwin, talked about TFC season so far, his comeback from injury, the draft system, and plenty of other football stuff!. We wanted to share this 15 minute chat as a separate short episode. hope you enjoy it

Despite the summer heat, it was raining goals courtesy of Giovinco, who broke his goalless streak and helped TFC secure a much needed 4-1 over DC United. The win keeps the Reds on pace with the rest in the conference, but also gives the Italian DP a much needed boost of confidence. It wasn't just Giovinco, as the supporting cast was up to task of providing key passes and scoring chances, with important appearances from Tosaint Ricketts and Jozy Altidore. There is much to look forward to once the likes of Clint Irwin, Will Johnson and Michael Bradley return.

With nearly ten added minutes to the end of the match, referee Ismail Elfath chose to decide the result right at the end on a dubious foul by Drew Moor on Julio Baptista. Earlier in the half, Jordan Hamilton had similar contact by Joe Bendik for a non-call and TFC supporters are right to feel aggrieved. It is another poor and inconsistent display by PRO referees to decide all three points. Aside from the controversy, there were several storylines, such as: Clint Irwin v. Joe Bendik, Cyle Larin v. Jordan Hamilton, as well as a solid performance from Jonathan Osorio.

Toronto FC earn a rare three points against a perennial contender, as they drop the LA Galaxy 1-0 in a gritty affair that kept Giovinco off the scoresheet but others pulled through for the win. It was some other key players, such as Benoit Cheyrou, Clint Irwin and Drew Moor, who all contributed to keeping TFC in the match and in a good position to net the winning goal. It was a packed house and the 12th man was in full effect to also give the Reds a level of support that has not been seen in years. Overall, it was a great night and solid result to look forward to Vancouver midweek and Orlando come the weekend.

The Reds drop points again at home, only able to get a point through a scoreless 0-0 draw with rivals, the Columbus Crew. TFC had their chances, especially by way of dynamo DP Giovinco, but he was not clinical in finishing. Clint Irwin was up to the task at the other end of the pitch, keeping the likes of Federico Higuain and Justin Meram in check to preserve the point. With the Copas looming the loss of Michael Bradley will be huge, but also presents an opportunity for other players to step up and claim their position with the club.

Even though TFC have an obscene amount of chances on goal, enough to say they could have won 5 or 6-0, the 1-0 victory over FC Dallas was a solid victory to keep them well on pace atop of the Eastern Conference. It was a comprehensive display throughout the pitch as Clint Irwin was up the challenge with key saves, the midfield was dominant against a tricky Dallas side, and Giovinco again was pulling all the strings creating chances for himself and his teammates. It was a good result, with some red flags on finishing, but if it begins to come together, TFC could be making the statement they are a legitimate top side in MLS.

episode 6 and our challenge to get a player interview has been achieved, Clint Irwin joined us as our special guest. Its been a fantastic few weeks for TFC, and we look back and forward to the season

Toronto FC did the job they needed to do, which was get three points and hit Bill Manning's magic number for the first eight games of 2016. A 1-0 over DC United, while most of it was in TFC's end, showed strong defensive character as Clint Irwin had another strong outing and the defenders in front of him each played an aggressive, gritty match. The early Giovinco goal also showed some cohesion starting to form in the midfield as four players were involved in the sequence and this bodes well for two more tough away games before finally getting the home opener on May 7.

The Reds did well however to come back from an early deficit to draw with the Revolution 1-1. There were many positives to look at from this match, beginning with what could and should be close to the ideal starting eleven. Clint Irwin is emerging as a noticeable upgrade between the sticks, and there was a glimpse of what the attack could look like if Jozy Altidore and Giovinco reestablish cohesion and work off one another. It was a bigger picture result where if the team stays healthy and gets in sync, it could be the start of a good run of form.

What a start! On this week's show Devang and Wheels recap Toronto FC's opening day win against the New York Red Bulls, chat with goalkeeper Clint Irwin and preview Sunday's clash with New York City FC.

Hope Solo and the USWNT (opener) Clint Irwin, Tim Howard, Dumb Media - 3:30 Brad Guzan - 11:00 Various headlines - 17:00 #gkroyale - 21:30

Hope Solo and the USWNT (opener) Clint Irwin, Tim Howard, Dumb Media - 3:30 Brad Guzan - 11:00 Various headlines - 17:00 #gkroyale - 21:30

On this week's show Devang and Wheels discuss the addition of goalkeeper Clint Irwin, recap the MLS SuperDraft in Baltimore and give our offseason grades.

Find out why Colorado Rapids GK Clint Irwin sometimes feels "so left out", why he authors blog posts, and his thoughts on the Rapids' current form. In the second segment we talk to Brian Dunseth about the USMNT, RSL, and the rest of MLS.

Vancouver Whitecaps have lost their unbeaten start to the season and it mostly self inflicted. Colorado Rapids came to BC Place and left with a 2-1 victory thanks to a Caps sending off, a Rapids comeback and two wonderstrikes. We pick over the bones of the game and look at the main turning points, with audio from Caps head coach Carl Robinson, captain Jay DeMerit and Kenny Miller. It was a deflated Vancouver dressing room but we headed into the Colorado one where it was a much different place to be. We chat with Colorado head coach Pablo Mastroeni, captain Drew Moor, goalkeeper Clint Irwin, MLS rookie of the year Dillon Powers and two goal hero Jose Mari. And there's still time to look at what the result means in a Western Conference capacity and Saturday's first Cascadia Cup clash of the season. Have a listen!

SF and Kevin talk True Detective with Colorado Rapids keeper Clint Irwin. 

The Pitch Pass goalkeeper trend continues when Colorado Rapids 'keeper Clint Irwin joins the show to discuss his career and the current season. In the second segment, TV soccer analyst Brian Dunseth calls in to go around the league.