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It's a big edition of the Agenda this week for a couple of reasons. First our guest is the incomparable Kenny Cooper Jr, club legend and team ambassador extraordinaire.  He and Garrett talk about his career with Dallas and in general, what his current duties are for the club, and much more. The lads also break down some of the goings on with the Dallas Cup, which started this past Sunday including spotlighting a few of the stars of tomorrow to get you ahead of the game.They also take a look at this week's opponent Minnesota United, as the Toros begin a three game road swing Saturday.Yup that's it, that's all. Nothing else to talk about, enjoy the show this week everyone!3:31 Takeaways from FC Dallas-Seattle Sounders25:56 Dallas Cup/FCD youth team recap32:13 Kenny Cooper Jr. Interview52:35 Minnesota United previewThe FC Dallas Agenda will publish every Wednesday as a part of the FC Dallas Radio Network. The hosts of the FC Dallas Agenda are Ryan Figert, Garrett Melcer, and Steve Davis. The executive producer of the FC Dallas Radio Network is Sam Hale.    

On this episode of Chat By The Pitch, Ian sits down with Suma, Joe, and Robb to unpack the inner workings of Classic League. From the psychology of refereeing to the evolution of player pool policies, we examine how this North Texas institution strikes a balance between tradition and innovation. Expect candid stories—like Robb's $100 bet to become a ref—and insights into keeping soccer competitive, safe, and fun for kids. Whether you're a parent, coach, or referee, this episode has something for you!Key Talking Points• The subjective art of calling handballs and its evolution in the laws• How Classic League enforces rules like uniform soccer balls and sideline behavior• Player pool policies: Flexibility for teams vs. maintaining integrity• The referee pipeline: From grassroots to FIFA badges in North Texas• Promotion, relegation, and qualifying tournaments as competitive cornerstones• Managing parent behavior: Coaches' responsibility and league consequences• Innovation in the league: Player pools, field size experiments, and partnerships• The burnout factor: Balancing soccer with childhood and long-term love for the game• Referee training: Mentorship, scholarships, and pre-match game plans• Classic League's edge over national “alphabet leagues” and its MLS Next tiesTune In to Learn• Why handball calls are a referee's toughest decision• How Classic League's referee pool stands out nationally• The reasoning behind expanding rosters to 30 players• What keeps parents on the right side of the field (literally)• How promotion and relegation keep the league sharp• The role of mentors in shaping young officials• Why independent clubs thrive in Classic League• How the league adapts to IFAB law changes annually• The impact of burnout on youth soccer players• How Classic League paves paths to Dallas Cup and MLS NextQuotes from Suma, Joe, and RobbSuma:• "It's kids—I'm here for the kids. I'm not here to be a millionaire because it's not going to happen."• "We've got kids that got burned out, came back to U19, and had fun again."• "My kids' teams were my family, and those relationships last to this day."Joe:• "Referees like flow. We don't want to be on our whistle all the time."• "Promotion, relegation, and qualification preserve the competitive nature of the league."• "Kids want to play, be with friends, and still get to be kids—that's our advantage."• "More is caught than taught—parents are models of behavior for their kids."Robb:• "The laws of the game became clearer, but it's muddier from the touchline perspective."• "We have FIFA badges out on those fields and grassroots officials—it's phenomenal."• "The referee came over, gave me a hundred bucks, and said, ‘Go take your course.'”Connect with Classic League

On this episode of Chat By The Pitch, we take you inside the vibrant world of Classic League with Suma, Joe, and Robb. From the league's humble beginnings as the Mr. Pibb Invitational to its current home at Richland College, we uncover the history, passion, and competition that define this North Texas staple. Expect deep dives into key moments, personal anecdotes from the pitch, and a look at how Classic League continues to shape young athletes. Whether you're a parent, player, or fan, this episode has it all!Key Talking Points:• The origin story: How Classic League started and evolved• Standout players like Clint Dempsey and Omar Gonzalez• The Qualifying Tournament: A make-or-break moment for U11 teams• Behind the scenes: Managing fields, rules, and rivalries• The Dallas Cup connection: Bringing the world to DFW• Youth development: From Classic League to college and beyond• Promotion and relegation: True competition in action• The Senior Bowl and Showcase: Spotlighting talent• Challenges and triumphs of a nonprofit league• Listener Q&A: Your Classic League questions answered!Tune in to Learn:• What sets Classic League apart from other youth soccer leagues• How the league fosters player growth and soccer IQ• Exclusive stories from Suma, Joe, and Rob's decades in soccer• The secrets to building a competitive team• How Dallas Cup and Classic League intertwine• The impact of community and volunteers on the league• Why promotion and relegation matter at the youth level• Little-known facts from Classic League's 46-year history• What's next for the league as it grows• How families can get involved and support the action________________________________________15 Quotes from Suma, Joe, and RobSuma:"Classic League isn't just a boys' league—it's for anyone who loves the game.""We've gone from nine teams to thriving divisions, all thanks to the kids and families.""Hosting Dallas Cup teams at my house was chaos—and the best experience ever.""Development matters more than winning, especially at U11.""Our Senior Bowl gives kids a chance to shine before they move on."Joe:"Seeding U11 teams is like predicting the weather—then you let them play!""Relegation isn't the end—it's a chance to grow and come back stronger.""Driving seven boys 17 hours to Sarasota? That's dedication to the game.""The Frontier Conference and National League Pro are huge honors for our teams." "Competition teaches lessons you can't learn any other way."Rob:"Rules keep the game fair and the fields safe—it's that simple.""Our refs aren't just officials; they're part of the Classic League family.""A uniform clash shouldn't ruin a match, but consistency matters.""We've got 4,000 matches a year—board members can't see it all, but we try!""Soccer's about growth, and our rules help make that happen."Connect with Classic League

Gordon Jago, a true pioneer of the game, sits down with Chat By The Pitch to share his journey from the English football scene to shaping the American soccer landscape. From managing QPR and Millwall to revolutionizing youth soccer through the Dallas Cup, Jago's story is one of dedication, vision, and a deep love for the sport. In this episode, we discuss his coaching philosophy, the state of youth development, and the lessons he's learned from a lifetime in the game.Key Talking Points:• Gordon Jago's transition from player to coach• Managing in England and bringing his experience to the U.S.• The evolution of American youth soccer• Founding and growing the Dallas Cup into a world-renowned event• The role of international competition in youth development• His philosophy on coaching and leadership• The biggest challenges facing young players today• What the U.S. can learn from other soccer nations• His thoughts on the future of the game• Gordon Jago's legacy in world footballTune in to learn:✅ The untold history behind the Dallas Cup✅ How international competition shapes young players✅ Gordon Jago's advice for aspiring coaches and players✅ What makes a great soccer leaderQuotes from Gordon Jago:• "If you don't build a strong foundation in youth soccer, the entire structure collapses."• "Football is more than just a game; it's a platform for life lessons."• "The Dallas Cup was born out of a desire to bring the best youth teams together on one stage."• "Young players need exposure to different playing styles—only then do they truly develop."• "Coaching isn't just about tactics; it's about building character."• "The key to success in football? Vision, discipline, and a relentless work ethic."• "American soccer has immense potential, but it needs the right leadership to unlock it."• "You can't fake passion in this game. The ones who truly love it always stand out."• "Competition drives excellence—without it, we stagnate."• "The future of soccer lies in the hands of those willing to challenge the status quo."Follow Dallas Cup:

We talk SAFC's 2-1 home win over Monterey Bay on Easter Weekend. Up first: farewell to Mo Abu, and greetings to Conner Maloney. Then: Carter Manley scored a beauty, the team was convincing, and Lambert finished off the scoring for a win. Next up: on the road late Saturday night at new-look Las Vegas. We also go around the league to look at scores and talk Dallas Cup and HS Playoff soccer. Enjoy!

March 30, 2024 - The good Lars Sivertsen is back home, but returns to the show to recap his US trip, discuss and review the Premier League day, and preview Arsenal/City.  Jeff Carlisle calls in to talk USMNT Copa America expectations and Adam Belz from Scuffed, w/ his observations from the Death Star edition of Dos a Cero.  And Andy from Dallas Cup, the best week in DFW.  Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and X Listen to past episodes on The Ticket's Website And follow The Ticket Top 10 on Apple, Spotify or Amazon Music  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

March 30, 2024 - The good Lars Sivertsen is back home, but returns to the show to recap his US trip, discuss and review the Premier League day, and preview Arsenal/City.  Jeff Carlisle calls in to talk USMNT Copa America expectations and Adam Belz from Scuffed, w/ his observations from the Death Star edition of Dos a Cero.  And Andy from Dallas Cup, the best week in DFW. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The good Tyler Kern sits in for Andy (on Dallas Cup duty) and the guys dig into City's dominating win over L'Pool, Arsenal's response and the rest of the very important results in the Premier League.  Plus a big match at the top of the B'Liga and Peter's suggestion for who should be the new USMNT manager.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This time we have Chris Madden, from Coppell, Texas. A former FC Dallas academy player, Chris' love for dinks, chips, and general disrespectful play is examined as he lets us in on his Desert Island Goals. Chris explains where his love for both Borussia Dortmund & Southampton came from, and what it's like being a part of the biggest youth soccer tournament in the world: Dallas Cup. Chris' goals take us on a journey through 3 different continents, including one of the best World Cup opening goals of all time, and one of the funniest matches in World Cup history as well. If you're from a big country in South America that plays in yellow and normally wins a lot... you might wanna avoid this one... Everybody else, enjoy the show! Follow us @DIGoalsPod on Twitter, @Desert.Island.Goals on Instagram, and follow Chris @C_Madden15 on Twitter. Chris' Goals: 1). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PKXs8i_zSw 2). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFISx1j0kak 3). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT9kPvzYPhs 4). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUxZy5eu6oQ 5). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGOhxt5Ksc0

On this episode, Sean Afkhaminia peels back the curtain to offer viewers some rare insight into his DKSC 06B ECNL game model, giving a full tactical breakdown of how they prepared to approach Dallas Cup. Sean Afkhaminia: @sean.afkhaminia Evan Bozman: @evanbozman Website: www.footyfactory.us Facebook: @footyfactorydallas Instagram: @footyfactory Twitter: @footyfactory LinkedIn: Footy Factory YouTube: Footy Factory --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Gordie and guest host Jason Paepke chat about what referees can control before, during and after matches. Other topics include the glorious return of Taco Bell's Mexican Pizza and a Hemorrhoid Donut Pillow. Also, the word of the bi-week. Interviews with PRO Assistant Referee Jeff Swartzel as well as a group of Kansas referees that just returned from Texas where they worked the Generation Adidas tournament and Dallas Cup. Superepic by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

This week on 3rd Degree the Podcast, your hosts - Buzz Carrick, Peter Welpton, and Dan Crooke - talk FCD v Rapids, Maarten Paes (Huntsmen Dump warning), Jesus Ferreira's trigger, the Cerrillo Slide, the Nicky Hernandez loan, an injury update, Szabolcs Schön, and New York Red Bulls. And, oh yeah, a bunch of great Dallas Cup and GA Cup stories including the great Andre Saucedo. 3rd Degree the Podcast is brought to you by Soccer90.com. 20% Off Sitewide for All 3rd Degree Podcast listeners with Promo Code 3RDDEGREE on Soccer90.com.Music by Pappy Check!

This week on 3rd Degree the Podcast; Peter Welpton, Buzz Carrick, and Dan Crooke break down the dullest Brimstone Cup game of all time, look ahead to the Rapids match, talk a little Ferreira vs Pepi, report on FCD training and the health of Paul Arriola, and prime your soccer pump for the 2022 Dallas Cup. All that and all the DTID you can handle.3rd Degree the Podcast is brought to you by Soccer90.com. 20% Off Sitewide for All 3rd Degree Podcast listeners with Promo Code 3RDDEGREE on Soccer90.com.Music by Pappy Check!

Dallas Cup Executive Director Peter Davis breaks down the legacy of the Dallas Cup for fans, what they can expect from the international field & the business of soccer; The Ringer WWE guru David Shoemaker pulls back the curtain on WrestleMania for fans & his predictions on the two day event; The Dallas Morning News WWE scribe Joey Hayden sells fans on why WrestleMania is one of the biggest events in the world & how they can fall in love with wrestling.

In this episode, coach Brendan discusses the Dallas Cup Championship, The CrossFit Open, and what can be expected from both!BSCF members can sign up for the Dallas Cup Championship here: https://bigshoulderscf.pushpress.com/open/event/cal_6ec45ea1ab5f4b?framed=0

In Episode 10 of My First Job in Sports, Mark Sullivan and Neil Schwartz spoke to J.D. Wood, Head of Business Development for the Dallas Sports Commission. Sports Commissions are an integral part of the Convention and Visitors Bureau's that are responsible for bringing both fan-based and participation-based sports events to localareas. Sports Travel is estimated to deliver just over 45 Billion dollars in total economic impact domestically. There are currently 850 Sports Commissions that serve as a great point of entry for those looking to get that all-important first job in sports.Guest Bio:J.D. Wood returned to Dallas in February 2020 to become the Director of BusinessDevelopment for the Dallas Sports Commission where he will pursue strategic growthopportunities and partnership efforts for the DSC. The native of Onalaska, Texas returns to Dallas after most recently working as the General Manager of the Panama City Beach (FL) Sports Complex / Sports Facility Management. There he was responsible for business development and overall supervision of the complex that included the event bidding process and contract negotiations. Wood served as the Sports Sales & Event Manager with the Dallas CVB Sports Marketing department (now the DSC) from 2012-13. Wood received a bachelor's and master's degree in Sport Management from Texas A&M University. Since his graduation, he has had the privilege of working with some of the best in the sport tourism industry including stints with the City of College Station, Dallas CVB, National Senior Games and Texas A&M Athletics. J.D. has had the opportunity to work on events like the Games of Texas, NBA All-Star Game, Dallas Cup, Cotton Bowl Classic and the NFL Super Bowl. Additionally, Wood serves on many national sports tourism industry boards such as Sports ETA and Event Connects Sportology Conference and was an Assistant Lecturer for the Texas A&M SportsManagement Department.When he is not working or volunteering, J.D. enjoys spending time with his wife,Cherish, and their daughters, Kennedy, Everly, and Sutton.

O bauruense Cyro Reis de Oliveira começou jogando bola no Noroeste ainda pré-adolescente e já nutria o sonho de ser atleta. Da passagem por outros clubes paulistas, uma oportunidade de disputar a Dallas Cup seria uma porta para o mercado americano. O sucesso da empreitada com o Golden State Force se mostraria uma parceria já de longo prazo. Por causa de ótimo desempenho do meia paulista, a sequência seria ir a boas universidades californianas e ser um estudante-atleta. Além dos torneios da NCAA DII, nos Verões ele voltava a competir pelo time que lhe abriu as portas. Formado em Economia, ele veria o desafio do profissionalismo no meio da pandemia. As portas do Golden State Force seguiriam importantes, agora até renomeado como Los Angeles Force. Disputando a NISA, o time vem mostrando evolução e disputou a decisão do último torneio contra o forte Detroit City FC. #cyrooliveira #laforce #nisa - - - - - Cansado de ver sempre o mesmo tipo de conteúdo dos outros canais? Siga este perfil (https://www.youtube.com/jorgekadowaki?sub_confirmation=1) e ajude a criar uma mídia alternativa mais forte, dando mais visibilidade a quem busca seu espaço no mundo da bola! Aproveite e também acompanhe o trabalho em outras mídias: https://www.twitch.tv/subs/jorgekadowaki www.instagram.com/jorgekadowaki www.instagram.com/canaloutraliga www.instagram.com/depoisdabola www.instagram.com/foradeserieesporteclube www.instagram.com/esportefeminino www.instagram.com/atletismobrasileiro www.twitter.com/jorgekadowaki https://open.spotify.com/show/7Mn7vZh6aR5r13T27lwanv

This week we speak to Larry Mark! Larry parents are immigrants from two football playing countries (Grenada and Trinidad), so he started playing as soon as he could walk. Between his dad and his mom brothers the stage was set early for football development. We talk through his journey from playing at a small club with amazing football but minimum resources, leaving the smaller club to play at one of the biggest clubs in the area, the differences he noticed playing in a top tier college program and a lower level college program, why it was difficult for him to adjust to life as a professional football player, how has life change since his team recently won the Dallas Cup and much more.... This is one of the most hilarious conversations we have had, Larry definitely has another career in comedy. There are many lessons here for players, coaches, parents and scouts. For Footballers Only is brought to you by the DCXI Project. Learn more at www.dcxiproject.com

I am so excited to be welcoming my friend, J.D. Wood to the show today. J.D. Wood returned to Dallas in February 2020 to become the Director of Business Development & Events for the Dallas Sports Commission where he will pursue strategic growth opportunities and partnership efforts for the DSC and manage the event team. The native of Onalaska, Texas returns to Dallas after most recently working as the General Manager of the Panama City Beach (FL) Sports Complex / Sports Facility Management. There he was responsible for business development and overall supervision of the complex that included the event bidding process and contract negotiations. Wood served as the Sports Sales & Event Manager with the Dallas CVB Sports Marketing department (now the DSC) from 2012-13. Wood received a bachelor's and master's degree in Sport Management from Texas A&M University. Since his graduation, he has had the privilege of working with some of the best in the sport tourism industry including stints with the City of College Station, Dallas CVB, National Senior Games and Texas A&M Athletics. J.D. has had the opportunity to work on events like the Games of Texas, NBA All-Star Game, Dallas Cup, Cotton Bowl Classic and the NFL Super Bowl. Additionally, Wood serves on many national sports tourism industry boards such as Sports ETA and Event Connects Sportology Conference and was an Assistant Lecturer for the Texas A&M Sports Management Department. When he is not working or volunteering, J.D. enjoys spending time with his wife, Cherish, and their daughters, Kennedy and Everly. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kathryne-buckley-tessem/support

This is the one where Andy triumphantly returns from Dallas Cup duty to the sack-kicking over the state of his Liverpool.  Poor Andy.  There was FA Cup action, some PL stuff and Champions and Europa League semi-final matchups to discuss.  Buzz from 3rdDegree.Net checks in as it’s the opening day for the Huntsmen and it […]

This is the one where Andy is, again, missing due to Dallas Cup duties, so the great Tyler Kern joins Peter to talk about another Christian Pulisic injury, Chelsea’s big loss to WBA, and his insight as to the going-ons in the Bundesliga. Plus, we talk to Tyler Lee (@TylaLeeLee), a local guy who plays […]

Schedules being what they are, Dan Crooke is missing again but Peter Welpton and Buzz Carrick had plenty of FC Dallas to talk about. Two scrimmages with San Antonio FC (including Friday's lineup and spy report), the outside back battle, the out of the blue sale of Thiago Santos and who will replace him, FCD injury updates, the US Olympic Failure, sweet Dallas Cup action, and some awesome kit nerd talk to round it out. 3rd Degree the Podcast is brought to you by Soccer90.com. 25% Off Sitewide for All 3rd Degree Podcast listeners with Promo Code 3RDDEGREE on Soccer90.com. Music by Pappy Check.

Schedules being what they are, Dan Crooke is missing again but Peter Welpton and Buzz Carrick had plenty of FC Dallas to talk about. Two scrimmages with San Antonio FC (including Friday's lineup and spy report), the outside back battle, the out of the blue sale of Thiago Santos and who will replace him, FCD injury updates, the US Olympic Failure, sweet Dallas Cup action, and some awesome kit nerd talk to round it out. 3rd Degree the Podcast is brought to you by Soccer90.com. 25% Off Sitewide for All 3rd Degree Podcast listeners with Promo Code 3RDDEGREE on Soccer90.com. Music by Pappy Check.

This is the one where Andy and Pe….. oh wait, Andy is out doing Dallas Cup stuff, so Peter is first joined by Lars Sivertsen to talk all about Europe, both domestic and World Cup qualifying.  And then Buzz Carrick from @3rdDegreeNet to discuss the U23’s Olympic Qualifying stuff, and catch us up on what’s […]

Dan Crooke is on hiatus, so this week on 3rd Degree the Podcast, Peter Welpton and Buzz Carrick dig into the implications of the FC Dallas lineups so far this spring and two big areas to watch before the season starts. Then Buzz gives us some spy reports - with a who's up and who's down angle - as well as a few injury notes including a Huntsmen Dump. Plus a little Dallas Cup and some Olympic and Senior National Team thoughts. All that and more on 3rd Degree the Podcast is brought to you by Soccer90.com. 25% Off Sitewide for All 3rd Degree Podcast listeners with Promo Code 3RDDEGREE on Soccer90.com. Music by Pappy Check.

Dan Crooke is on hiatus, so this week on 3rd Degree the Podcast, Peter Welpton and Buzz Carrick dig into the implications of the FC Dallas lineups so far this spring and two big areas to watch before the season starts. Then Buzz gives us some spy reports - with a who's up and who's down angle - as well as a few injury notes including a Huntsmen Dump. Plus a little Dallas Cup and some Olympic and Senior National Team thoughts. All that and more on 3rd Degree the Podcast is brought to you by Soccer90.com. 25% Off Sitewide for All 3rd Degree Podcast listeners with Promo Code 3RDDEGREE on Soccer90.com. Music by Pappy Check.

This is the one where Andy & Peter dig into the interesting Champions League quarterfinal draw and discuss the ongoing “José drama” underway with Spurs.  Plus Andy, with the upcoming 42nd edition of The Dallas Cup, presents his “Best Ever 11” from the vaunted tournament’s history.

Daz and Steve chat with David MacDiarmid, Managing Director of the Steven Gerrard Academy.Having spent his playing days as a Liverpool FC Junior, David enjoyed a successful semi-professional career playing in the National League of Wales, North West Counties, and Northern Premier League. David was a mainstay in the hugely successful Allerton FC Sunday league club reaching National Cup Finals and winning leagues and cups for many years.During this time he pursued a coaching pathway gaining the UEFA B License. He led Knowsley Schoolboys for several years coaching the likes of West Ham's Aaron Cresswell (West Ham) and Ryan Edwards (Plymouth) and numerous others now pursuing careers in the lower leagues. David spent 12 years at LFC Academy coaching the likes of Neco Williams and Curtis Jones in their formative years.In 2011 MacDiarmid developed and established Liverpool Football College as one of the most successful Education and Football 16-18 programmes in the country. Among their successes at the College include winning the 2017 Dallas Cup, National Champions 2014 and overseeing the likes of Paul Mullins (Huddersfield Town, Morecambe and Swindon Town), Tony Donaldson (Doncaster Rovers) and Tejan Brima (CLUB DEPORTIVO CASTUERA).In 2018 Steven Gerrard officially became involved in the college which was renamed Steven Gerrard Academy. For more information visit https://stevengerrardacademy.com/The British Academy of Soccer Central TexasUp The Reds Boss Night

Today on the Mike McGavel Jones show Mike sits down with Soccer legend Gordon Jago, the most influential Soccer Executive of American Soccer. He IS the Dallas Cup and the man who brought Tatu to Dallas in 1984 to be the premier player for the Dallas Sidekicks.

Houston Dynamo Academy coach Kenny Bundy joins Glenn Davis for Dynamo In-Depth this week to recap a busy stretch for the U-17 and U-19 teams that competed in the Generation adidas Cup and Dallas Cup in Frisco last week. Bundy also touches on how Paul Holocher is building on the foundation left by James Clarkson and the principles each coach tries to implement at Houston Sports Park. The Oklahoma reflects on his time as a player and his experiences with former Dynamo player Alejandro Moreno and his tenure with the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

John Gibbons speaks to Liverpool's U18s manager Barry Lewtas ahead of their FA Youth Cup Final against Manchester City on Thursday. Barry discusses the team's recent trip to compete in the Dallas Cup, their never say die attitude and how much he is enjoying his side being part of a such an exciting time for the club. For further information on the game go to https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/tickets/346189-fa-youth-cup-final-tickets-city-liverpool

On this episode of ESPN Soccer Today:Steve & Tyler hop around the new in Major League Soccer. There are new stadiums to talk about, which has one of our hosts particularly excited.The 40th edition of the Dallas Cup kicked off at the Cotton Bowl on Sunday, April 14th. Executive Director of one of the world's largest youth soccer tournaments, Andy Swift, joins the show to talk about tournament's history and why it continues to grow. Tell Me Why I'm Wrong: Round 2 - this time featuring Tyler's opinions. We'll see if Steve can refute opinions on VAR, Bob Bradley, and Paxton Pomykal.

Arman Kafai joins Buzz and Peter to mourn the loss in Philly and discuss the many questions surrounding Luchi's confidence in "the kids" and wildly speculate exactly what team rule was violated. Plus a smidge of Dallas Cup preview.

Arman Kafai joins Buzz and Peter to mourn the loss in Philly and discuss the many questions surrounding Luchi's confidence in "the kids" and wildly speculate exactly what team rule was violated. Plus a smidge of Dallas Cup preview.

Los mejores momentos de la Dallas Cup en sus 40 años de historia. Revive lo más destacado de la Copa Dallas con Andy Swift, director del torneo juvenil, junto a Silvana Pagliuca.

It's another special edition of 3rd Degree the Podcast. This time Buzz Carrick chats one on one with Andy Swift, Executive Director of the Dallas Cup. We cover everything about the Dr Pepper Dallas Cup for the 40th Anniversary of the Tournament.

It's another special edition of 3rd Degree the Podcast. This time Buzz Carrick chats one on one with Andy Swift, Executive Director of the Dallas Cup. We cover everything about the Dr Pepper Dallas Cup for the 40th Anniversary of the Tournament.

Liverpool Football College are trying to raise money to help let the local lads of Liverpool follow their dreams and get to the Dallas Cup. The Dallas cup is an annual international football tournament that offers youth teams the chance to experience playing in front of thousands of spectators. The tournament which was established in 1980 and begins every easter includes youth teams from under 13's to under 19's. Some of the most prestigious clubs in Europe have competed in the tournament from the likes of Liverpool to Man United to Real Madrid. Not just have some of the biggest clubs in Europe played in this cup, but some of the biggest names in football used to get involved as well. David Beckham, Michael Owen, Jermain Defoe and even local lad Wayne Rooney to name a few. Liverpool Football College are trying to raise 10,000 pound to help some of the boys be able to participate in the Dallas Cup this year, they will be doing some fundraising events shortly. They will be doing a number of events including a drag and boat race in March at the Albert Dock and they will be looking for sponsorships for players, a percentage of the proceeds raised will be going back into the local community to help others via the charity an hour for others. In a free TAW Special Gareth Roberts chats to David MacDiarmid and a host of Liverpool Football College students and graduates about the tournament and the work that Liverpool Football College do to help young men and women in the local community. You can support Liverpool Football College and their campaign to get to the tournament by visiting their Justgiving page on the this link - http://bit.ly/LFCDallasCup Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Neil Atkinson is alongside John Gibbons, Rob Gutmann, Emilia Bona and Paddy Fitzsimons ahead of Liverpool's game against Bournemouth this weekend. Paddy Fitzsimons is from fan group Spion Kop 1906 and spoke passionately about how we all need to get behind this unbelievable football team in the last few home games in the run up to the end of the season. We have the latest from the LFC Legends training camp ahead of their big game against AC Milan on 23rd March and David from Liverpool Football College on how you can support them to get them to the Dallas Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Boca Juniors OC boys 2002 team coached by Boca DOC and Santiago Canyon Men’s Soccer Coach, Jimmy Obleda, wrote their own “Hollywood ending” recently by winning the last three games in the National League season this March and punched their ticket to the USYS National Championship. A new team, from a new club that is less than 8 months old will be representing Cal South this July under the guidance of Coach Obleda. Jimmy cites the growth of the team over the past few months as a key thing in getting them through the challenge of having to win three games in a row. “They grew as men, and showed a level of professionalism that I had not seen in them before.” “Right now, we are looking to adapt our training cycle so that we will peak again in July for the National Championships in Frisco, TX. Each player is going to have to improve individually as well as a unit for us to be successful at nationals.” Coach Obleda is no stranger to success, as a player he signed his first professional contract at the age of 17 for Danubio Futbol Club of the Uruguayan First Division. He continued his professional career for eight years playing in South America, Europe and the United States. Past success include his time as the Director of Coaching and Player Development for the Fullerton Rangers for 13 years. While there, he helped produce some of the top players in the country for the US youth national teams, professional teams and universities. He has managed to send over 200 student-athletes to play at the university or college level. Jimmy, who holds an A coaching License, has won numerous league, state and regional titles but no title is more triumphant than the 2011, 2012 back to back USYSA National and Dallas Cup titles. To this day, he is the only coach to lead a team to this feat. In 2011, Jimmy garnered the honors of the Regional Youth Coach of the Year, as well as the National Youth Coach of the Year presented by the NSCAA. In 2012, he was named the Cal-South Nike Coach of the Year. His newest challenge includes working as the Head Men’s Coach at Santiago Canyon College. This season he guided the Hawks to a respectable 5-8-7, with some very close games and is looking forward to his first recruiting class coming in. Jimmy, in addition to being a father to three kids, and a husband, also serves as a Cal South licensing clinician and in his “spare time” is working on his second masters’ degree. Recently, SoccerNations’ Carrie Taylor sat down with Coach Obleda over lunch and discussed the state of the youth game in the US to chat about what helps makes players and coaches successful. When you sit with Coach Obleda, his energy rubs off, one can see why he is able to motivate young players and make them better. Have a listen:

This week's episode features a conversation with Jan Åge Fjørtoft about the explosion involving the Borussia Dortmund team bus. Steve Davis also talks about the Dallas Cup and chats with Marc Stein about David Villa's ridiculous goal.

One of the best performances since Sir Alex Ferguson as a José Mourinho masterclass sees Manchester United beat Chelsea 2-0 at Old Trafford. Hosts Harry Robinson and Jack Tait praise the entire team’s performance, picking out Ander Herrera and Marcus Rashford, the goalscorer, in particular. They hail Mourinho’s first masterclass at Old Trafford. There’s also an update on how Man United’s under-19s fared in Texas at the Dallas Cup. Enjoy, and leave us a rating/review if you do. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A comfortable, routine win for Manchester United against Sunderland and hosts Harry Robinson and Jack Tait talk that 3-0 victory straight after the match.They also talk the future of Adnan Januzaj, the merits of a return for Javier Hernandez, Luke Shaw and much more. If you stay listening right until the end, you can also hear our extra episode where we talk to John Chapman, aka @BelgoFoot, to preview Thursday night's Europa League tie against Anderlecht. He tells us what to look out for from the Belgian side and why they may not play a full strength side. Alternatively, just download the separate episode! There’s our regular unparalleled youth and loan round-up as Harry previews the Dallas Cup for Man United’s under-19s and looks at Sam Johnstone and Andreas Pereira on loan.Thanks for listening, enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join us this week as Sarah skypes in from the backseat of a car in Death Valley to discuss her trip to LA, the Dallas Cup, her beloved Hull City Tigers, Arsenal’s hardware failures, Ultra Liger’s new interest in soccer and more. That is once Brian hit the correct button to broadcast the show. (Skip … Continue reading April 24, 2011 Show →

Schedules being what they are, Dan Crooke is missing again but Peter Welpton and Buzz Carrick had plenty of FC Dallas to talk about. Two scrimmages with San Antonio FC (including Friday's lineup and spy report), the outside back battle, the out of the blue sale of Thiago Santos and who will replace him, FCD injury updates, the US Olympic Failure, sweet Dallas Cup action, and some awesome kit nerd talk to round it out. 3rd Degree the Podcast is brought to you by [Soccer90.com](https://soccer90.com/). 25% Off Sitewide for All 3rd Degree Podcast listeners with Promo Code 3RDDEGREE on [Soccer90.com](https://soccer90.com/). Music by [Pappy Check](https://open.spotify.com/artist/6UXySLQxCfA78K99y0UPol).

It's another special edition of 3rd Degree the Podcast. This time Buzz Carrick chats one on one with Andy Swift, Executive Director of the Dallas Cup. We cover everything about the Dr Pepper Dallas Cup for the 40th Anniversary of the Tournament.

Dan Crooke is on hiatus, so this week on 3rd Degree the Podcast, Peter Welpton and Buzz Carrick dig into the implications of the FC Dallas lineups so far this spring and two big areas to watch before the season starts. Then Buzz gives us some spy reports - with a who's up and who's down angle - as well as a few injury notes including a Huntsmen Dump. Plus a little Dallas Cup and some Olympic and Senior National Team thoughts. All that and more on 3rd Degree the Podcast is brought to you by [Soccer90.com](https://soccer90.com/). 25% Off Sitewide for All 3rd Degree Podcast listeners with Promo Code 3RDDEGREE on [Soccer90.com](https://soccer90.com/). Music by [Pappy Check](https://open.spotify.com/artist/6UXySLQxCfA78K99y0UPol).

Arman Kafai joins Buzz and Peter to mourn the loss in Philly and discuss the many questions surrounding Luchi's confidence in "the kids" and wildly speculate exactly what team rule was violated. Plus a smidge of Dallas Cup preview.