Podcasts about copa centenario

Mike Woitalla, Executive Editor of Soccer America, joins Kevin and Dave to review the USMNT's recent performance. They analyze the team's lackluster game against Colombia and the friendly match against Brazil. The discussion also includes predictions on the significance of the 2024 Copa América for Coach Gregg Berhalter.With decades of soccer journalism experience, Mike brings deep insights into game highlights, player transfers, and referee decisions. Additionally, he's an active volunteer coach, referee, and photographer with SWB Oakland, contributing to the sport from youth leagues to the professional level.Kevin highlights the tactical adjustments needed for the USMNT to compete effectively on the global stage, emphasizing the importance of a solid defensive strategy and creative midfield play. Dave counters with a focus on improving player development programs within the US, suggesting a long-term approach to cultivate homegrown talent capable of succeeding internationally.Mike and the hosts delve into the potential impact of upcoming international fixtures and tournaments, providing a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities awaiting the USMNT. Their conversation underscores the critical role of strategic planning and consistent performance in elevating the team's global standing.

Gastón Esborraz pasó por los micrófonos de Show Deportivo y nos contó el trabajo de pre temporada, los objetivos de este 2022, los refuerzos y el inicio de la Copa Centenario.

En Show Deportivo dialogamos con el “Negro” Astrada, técnico de Atlético Esmeralda próximo rival de Talleres en la Copa Centenario de la LRF. El técnico nos contó como fue la preparación y los objetivos de la temporada. Escuchalo junto a Natalia Poratti.

"El Mariscal", como se lo conocía en el fútbol argentino, nació el 3 de octubre de 1942 en la localidad bonaerense de Sarandí. Defensor de notable jerarquía, brilló en el Seleccionado argentino en los mundiales de Inglaterra 1966 y Alemania 1974; también en Racing Club, River Plate y Cruzeiro de Brasil. Se retiró de la práctica activa en 1978 y, tres años más tarde tuvo su primera experiencia como director técnico en Sarmiento de Junín. Tras un tiempo sin dirigir, condujo a Racing y más tarde a Olimpia de Paraguay donde alcanzó su primera corona como técnico: ganó el Torneo de la República de 1992. Su último club fue Gimnasia de La Plata, club con el que alcanzó la Copa Centenario en 1993. Perfumo, que tenía el título terciario de psicólogo social, también fue comentarista en las transmisiones de Fútbol Para Todos (FPT); en dos programas de Radio Nacional y la cadena de televisión ESPN. Además, escribió un libro junto con el periodista uruguayo Víctor Hugo Morales, "Hablemos de Fútbol". Sorpresivamente, el 10 de marzo de 2016 falleció luego de sufrir un aneurisma cerebral tras accidentarse en un restaurante de Puerto Madero, en la ciudad de Buenos Aires. Allí había concurrido a cenar con un grupo de amigos, luego de finalizar su tarea como comentarista deportivo en Radio Nacional. Lo recordamos a través de un informe elaborado por el Área de Contenidos y conservado en el Archivo Histórico de Radio Nacional.  

Pudimos hacer realidad la intención de darle formato de programa a Fútbol Profundo. En esta ocasión contamos la historia del “flaco Olivia” relacionada con Gimnasia Campeón de la Copa Centenario.

In this episode of the Hamilton Review, Dr. Bob has a wonderful conversation with Dr. Bert Mandelbaum, an orthopedic surgeon based in Santa Monica, CA.  Dr. Mandelbaum is also a finish-line physician and a USA Team Doctor at the World Cup and the Olympics. In this conversation, Dr. Mandelbaum talks about his book, “The Win Within” and discusses in detail the following points: 1. Each human being is an athlete.  2. Adversity unleashes a victorious spirit within all of us. 3. For each of us, our win is within. Don't miss this great conversation! Dr. Mandelbaum is a medical graduate of Washington University Medical School in St. Louis in 1980,  completed his residency in Orthopaedic Surgery at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, and fellowship in Sports Medicine from UCLA. He served on the faculty at UCLA from 1986-89 and subsequently joined the Santa Monica Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Group. He presently practices there and serves as the Director of the Sports Medicine Fellowship Program and Medical Director for the FIFA Medical Center of Excellence in Santa Monica. He also serves as Co- director of Clinical Affairs of the Kerlan-Jobe Institute at Cedars Sinai and the Co-Chief of Sports Medicine at Cedar Sinai Orthopaedic Surgery. He served as Chief Medical Officer for CONCACAF and Chairman of the medical committee until 2020. He serves as Co-chairman of the Biologic Association and the Regenerative Orthobiologics Center (ROC) at Cedars-Sinai. Academically, he is well published including over 120 journal articles and five books. He has received five national awards for Excellence in Research in the Field of Sports Medicine. Since 1995 he has been on the editorial board of the American Journal of Sports Medicine and associate editor for Current Concept Reviews. He also served 1999-2001 as executive board member for the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine. Presently, he is Past President of the International Cartilage Repair Society (2008-09). He was honored in a distinguished fashion in 2009 with an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters (DHL) from the State University of New York. He served as Director of Research for Major League Baseball 2011-2015. As a team physician Dr. Mandelbaum has worked with UCLA Athletics (1985-1989) and Pepperdine University (1990-present, LA Galaxy, LAFC and Chivas USA MLS teams.  He was the Chief Medical Officer for Women's World Cup Soccer 1999 and 2003, US Soccer Men's National Teams Physician since 1991, and the Associate Chief Medical Officer for Major League Soccer since 1996, and served as USA Team Physician for Soccer World Cups '94 in the USA, '98 in France, 2002 in Japan and Korea, Germany in 2006 and South Africa in 2010. He served as FIFA medical officer for Brazil World Cup 2014. In 2002 he was appointed to FIFA Medical Assessment and Research Committee (F-MARC). In 2007 he was appointed to FIFA's Sports Medicine Committee until 2017. He also served as Olympic Medical Officer for the Sydney 2000, Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008 and London 2012 games and RIO 2016 games. He was Chief Medical Officer for LA 2015 World Special Olympic Games the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2015 and 2017 and COPA Centenario in 2016. He has published his first motivational and inspiration book entitled … The Win Within…. Capturing Your Victorious Spirit. He also does motivational speaking for societies, companies and groups. He also writes a monthly column for Medscape and The US World News Report. He is married to Ruth, a Family Physician and Medical Executive, with 3 children Rachel, Jordan, and Ava. How to contact Dr. Bert Mandelbaum: The Win Within Facebook  Twitter  How to contact Dr. Bob: YouTube InstagramFacebook Seven Secrets Of The NewbornWebsitePacific Ocean Pediatrics

Fue un distinguido marcador central de Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata formado en las divisiones inferiores del Club. Participó de todo el proceso previo a la llegada de Timoteo Griguol que tuvo su pico máximo en la obtención de la Copa Centenario y derivó en las campanas de 1995 y 1996. Se fue a Europa y luego jugó muchos años en Colón de Santa Fe donde también dejó su marca. Formador de una camada de juveniles que legaron a primera y trascendieron a nivel internacional. Además es entrenador y acaba de estar en México con Hernán Cristante. Pablo Morant, pensante como siempre, acepta charlar de fútbol con nosotros.

Luego de perder la apuesta en la final de la Copa Centenario, ver que caen nuestras acciones en libras esterlinas y que los bancos venden productos de siempre con nueva envoltura con discursos supuestamente reivindicativos, retomamos el podcast analizando lo que pasa con los dos partidos en los cuales se ha repartido el poder político, qué decisiones están tomando y qué pasarán en las próximas semanas, antes del cambio de mando. Busca con nosotros cuánto paga Islandia en las apuestas y mientras tanto descarga y escucha el #podcast.

David joins on the eve of his trip to Marseille to talk about the unrest rocking France and the sky-high ticket prices at the Copa Centenario with George. Then George and Bobby speak with Chris Billig, the man behind @gay4soccer, to talk about how soccer communities can be more inclusive and try, even in small ways, to combat the bigotry that leads to unspeakable crimes like the one that recently took place in Orlando. In Tiki Talka, Bobby suggests a new look at hand balls and George talks about a man who can't seem to keep his hands off his balls even when he knows he on TV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

…But that doesn't mean U.S. fans should be happy. Note: The new iTunes feed is not ready, so we’re publishing the second episode of the Double Pivot here. The next one should have it’s own feed… Okay, onto the podcast. In this episode, Mike Goodman and Michael Caley discuss the first weekend of the Copa Centenario, but first they preview Euro 16: why France deserves to be the favorite; how Germany weird brand of soccer is even weirder than you thought; and good but boring Spain. Also, El Tri’s oddly struggled with a man advantage against Uruguay plus DON’T WORRY: the USMNT isn’t that bad, and Klinsmann isn't necessarily wrong when he points that out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While the third and fourth rounds of the MLS SuperDraft went down via conference call, ESPN’s Taylor Twellman joined Andrew, David and Matt for a wide-ranging MLS discussion that included the former Revs and USMNT’s striker’s New Year’s resolution, Jordan Morris’ potential MLS future, the Rapids’ pursuit of a certain US national team goalkeeper, the rebuilding project going on in Los Angeles and uncertain MLS fates for Jermaine Jones and Didier Drogba. Of course, there’s plenty going on outside MLS. Notably, the USMNT’s January camp is ongoing, and Matt puts 2016 – Olympic qualifying, Copa Centenario and World Cup qualifying – in context. More importantly, what’s up with Morris’ rumored Sounders signing after leaving Werder Bremen? Where does he fit in and what does it mean for Seattle? Plus, thoughts on what are the Chicago Fire are up to, Yura Movsisyan’s 2016 goal haul and a Costa Rican international linked with New York City FC. In the mailbag, a certain Red Bulls’ player (of the past) created a stir on Craigslist, and MLS’s biggest Hungarian fan chimes in on Sporting KC’s newest signing and Krisztian Nemeth’s MLS future.

verybody loves a little midweek action, and Andrew and David break it all down – from Frank Lampard’s first MLS goal to another missed opportunity for the Quakes – before New England’s Diego Fagundez joins to give MLS fans the lowdown on muddin’ with Lee Nguyen, the Revs late-summer runs and his decision to represent Uruguay. Plus, MLS clubs do the business in the CONCACAF Champions League.   In the second segment, the guys take a closer look at what’s turning into a back-and-forth MLS Cup playoff race. Who can clinch this weekend? Whose hopes are slowly dwindling? Can Drogba and Co. knock off the first-place Revs? Can Sporting Kansas City pull out of their recent nosedive? Is the Wiebe curse for real?   The mailbag starts with some CONCACAF Cup roster chatter (no Guardado? USMNT fans can hope), then rumors from around the Copa Centenario water cooler. Will it happen? Soccer fans in the US wait with baited breath. Plus, thoughts on LAFC’s name confirmation and Darlington Nagbe’s United States citizenship and what it could mean for the US national team.

Heineken Rivalry Week is upon us, but first the guys break down all the midweek action from the MLS regular season, Canadian Championship and CONCACAF Champions League. First up, an unexpected loss for the Red Bulls that confirmed Simon’s hot take on the Fire from Monday’s show. But what about that corner kick? PRO says no good, but Dave’s not so sure. While that was going down, the Vancouver Whitecaps lifted a cup and sealed their place in the CCL. Speaking of CCL, which MLS teams are positioned best to advance to the knockout stage? The weekend gets started with a classic, a Cali Clasico to be specific. Both teams are hot, but can San Jose really knock off the high-flying Galaxy? Then, on Saturday, Canada gets in on the act, as Toronto host Montreal in a matchup of two playoff hopefuls. The Impact need wins, but will they have Didier Drogba to help them get one? Soccer Sunday is the main course, and the Seattle Times’ Matt Pentz and Fox Sports’ John Strong break down #SEAvPOR and #NYvDC. In the mailbag, the guys give away the Cascadia Crazy 8s from adidas and ponder the future of the Copa Centenario. Plus, which team is being pitched as “Showtime on Grass?”

La Concacaf y la Conmebol están discutiendo sobre la realización de la Copa Centenario en 2016 para conmemorar los 100 años de la Copa América, informó... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.