Podcast appearances and mentions of Dave Sarachan

Josh Sargent joins Sanjay Sujanthakumar at a cafe in Norwich, on crutches, to discuss his injury, his development as a striker, having a baby in the middle of a Premier League season, and much more.Please consider subscribing to Scuffed on Patreon. Patrons get a private feed for the Monday Review, which is, among other things, a run-down of club action for national team players every week with Watke and Vince. Patrons also get our full interviews (recently Dave Sarachan), access to our private Discord server, live call-in shows, and the full catalog of historic recaps we've made: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed

Greg and Belz talk through the September roster and highlights from Gregg Berhalter's first press conference back in the USMNT saddle.Please consider subscribing on Patreon. Patrons get a private feed for the Monday Review, which is, among other things, a run-down of club action for national team players every week with Watke and Vince. Patrons also get our full interviews (recently Dave Sarachan), access to our private Discord server, live call-in shows, and the full catalog of historic recaps we've made: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed

Full timeline of events from the game that knocked the USA out of the World Cup, our best performance of the tournament (low bar), Rodman iso'd on the right but not as many times as would have been optimal, a crazy round of penalties and plenty of discussion of what it means with Greg and Belz. ----Consider subscribing to Scuffed on Patreon. Patrons get a private feed for the Monday Review, which is, among other things, a run-down of club action for national team players every week with Watke and Vince. Patrons also get our full interviews (recently Dave Sarachan), access to our private Discord server, live call-in shows, and the full catalog of historic recaps we've made: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed

Greg and Belz on the tire fire our talented team has found itself in, with a little bit of reminder that we've got good enough players (and defensive soundness) that we might still do well at this World Cup.----Consider subscribing on Patreon. Patrons get a private feed for the Monday Review, which is, among other things, a run-down of club action for U.S. men's national team players every week with Watke and Vince. Patrons also get our full interviews (recently Dave Sarachan), access to our private Discord server, live call-in shows, and the full catalog of historic recaps we've made: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed

Greg and Belz talk through the interesting draw with the Dutch in Wellington, New Zealand.----Please consider subscribing on Patreon. Patrons get a private feed for the Monday Review, which is, among other things, a run-down of club action for national team players every week with Watke and Vince. Patrons also get our full interviews (recently Dave Sarachan), access to our private Discord server, live call-in shows, and the full catalog of historic recaps we've made: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed

Dave Sarachan joins the pod to speak with Greg and Belz about the job of an interim manager, why he called up all those young players in 2017 and 2018, his first meeting with Weston McKennie, what went wrong in Couva, how national team camps work, the approach to dual nationals and younger players under Arena in the 2018 cycle, the indoor soccer league, how things went right at the 2002 World Cup, and lots of other stuff.Half the interview is available here in the public feed, the second half is already in the patron feed. Please join the Patreon. Link down below.----Scuffed is an ad-free podcast. Support that and get exclusive episodes once a week, plus access to the Discord and live call-in shows, by signing up for our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed

In the second hour Glenn talks to Surgio of the Surge SG about the group and how other fans can get involved with it. Julio Cascante from Austin FC talks to Glenn about Joining his new team and Glenn ends the show with a conversation with Dave Sarachan.

An update on the latest news around the region, including the USWNT's SheBelieves Cup win, Puerto Rico's hire of Dave Sarachan and a big announcement in streaming. Our CONCACAF LASER FOCUS heads to El Salvador: the nation, the culture and of course, the soccer (with biting included!) Plus, another round of "REAL TEAM OR FAKE TEAM" and a preview of Concacaf Men's Olympic Qualifying.

Devon and Gage sit down with North Carolina FC Head Coach Dave Sarachan to discuss the state of USL Championship soccer during the COVID-19 epidemic.Website - http://3honestlads.buzzsprout.com/iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3-honest-lads/id1458149870Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3MSTzMotppfRN9ewUSpGCUStitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/3-honest-ladsGoogle Podcasts - https://bit.ly/2wDv27tFollow the Lads:Twitter - https://twitter.com/3honestlads

On this week's On Frame, reaction from the locker room after New York City FC's first U.S. Open Cup victory. Pro Soccer USA's Glenn Crooks has 1-on-1 conversations with former USMNT interim coach Dave Sarachan, now heading up North Carolina FC and USWNT defender Kelley O'Hara. “Oh, it’s ridiculous – it’s way too early for people to be going nutty about this. People on the outside have no idea what goes on on the inside." - Dave Sarachan responding to the criticism of Gregg Berhalter and the USMNT.

Season Two starts off with a bang (in more ways than one)! New NCFC manager Dave Sarachan did a little question and answer session live with some of the #DeadWhales faithful at the home of one of our sponsors, The London Bridge Pub. Yes, he did answer the hot dog question. No, we’re not going to tell you where it is in the episode. Also, keep an ear out for a quick cut-in from NCFC owner Steve Malik! We're brought to you by Tasty Beverage Company in Downtown Raleigh and by London Bridge Pub, Raleigh's best soccer bar.

Greg McElroy joins to discuss the National Championship Game between Clemson and Alabama. What does he have to say to UCF fans who are still upset about being left out of the College Football Playoff? How has this bowl season affected the conversation for an 8-Team Playoff? New North Carolina FC head coach Dave Sarachan drops by to talk about why he chose NCFC as his next coaching destination and his excitement for bringing winning soccer to North Carolina.

Mike and Evan are in the studio (Ryan almost got assassinated and couldn't make it) to talk all the Raleigh stuff. Also, Alec Campbell joins us to talk Canes season so far, Is Raleigh a good sports town, and talk his interactions with Dave Sarachan.

Fitz and Ryan interview Johnny Wakefield from SNST & Patrick Infurna from Copa 90 on their thoughts on the Dave Sarachan hire. We also talk Hurricanes, USL schedule and more...

In the final live show of 2018, the guys talk about the just-released 2019 schedule, the latest in the Ottawa/CONCAKerfluffle & North Carolina hiring Dave Sarachan. We also decide which USL side Roy Hodgson should coach and invent a rivalry with Birmingham Legion out of thin air.In this episode:Magic City? Isn't that a strip club in Atlanta?Birmingham Legion? You're named after a stadium you don't even play in?Who are these players? Did you guys get lost on the way to League One?Apparently Birmingham's shirt sponsor means they're cool w/Blood Diamonds. Good look.Boar's Head Ham > BirminghamPrimanti Bros locations: Birmingham 0, Florida 3. Who's the Pittsburgh of the South now? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In August, we recorded a catalog of worst case scenarios for USMNT players abroad in the first half of the European season. This week we check in on those (a disconcerting number came true), and then discuss Richie Ledezma’s pending move to PSV, the Champions League draw, and Dave Sarachan’s new job. 0:30 Worst case scenarios, revisited. In chronological order: Pulisic, McKennie, Weah, Adams, Acosta, Yedlin/Brooks/Amon/Saief, Wood, Sargent, Miazga/CCV/EPB/Moore/Richards, Robinson, Parks, Sabbi/Novakovich/Gall/Holmes/Gooch/Green/Hines-Ike/Hyndman, youngsters abroad, MLS youngsters. 51:15 Short Corners: Ledezma to PSV, Emerson Hyndman’s resurgence, Soto to train with the Hannover first team, Champions League and Europa League draws, coaching hire news.

In the newest episode of Screamers & Howlers, Mike Mulligan and Kevin Dziepak addressed the insane notion that U.S. Soccer would reject an inteview request from Julen Lopetegui as Dave Sarachan heads out the door. They also preview the Premier League fixtures this weekend, look ahead to the Champions League and much more.  #GobbleGobble

Dave Sarachan is finally gone (maybe)!! Also, USA vs Italy Breakdown & USA news

It was a pretty bad performance from the Americans at Wembley, but hiring a coach should help. an abysmal opening 13 minutes why this happened (a bad job by Sarachan and not the players' faults) a roster rundown and a few other things bright spots

The USA will face England on Thursday afternoon and Italy on Tuesday, and we’re here to talk about the roster and who we’d like to see in the starting XI. Might be the first time we get to see Pulisic, McKennie and Adams on the field at the same time! We talk about the U20s and the USWNT later in the episode. 0:30 roster absences 11:48 goalkeepers 13:05 centerbacks 17:29 right backs 18:52 left backs 21:20 central midfield 29:37 attacking midfielders and wingers 35:02 strikers 38:30 preferred XIs vs England 41:40 Short Corners: USMNT U20s, USWNT, USWNT U17s, MLS playoffs

USA vs Peru Breakdown and why Dave Sarachan has done a good job!

Sign up for the show's FREE newsletter to get updates on the show, a spot in the private facebook group, and lots more. https://mailchi.mp/6a5d74e7795c/better-show#75 Cristiano Ronaldo has 3 more accusers, but no details have been released, and with such a limited amount of international games and time left, I tell you why Dave Sarachan should stay as the US manager through the Gold Cup next yearLike the show's facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/onthecounterpodcast/Subscribe. Share. Rate. Review.

On this week's episode of ESPN Soccer Today:First Segment: What's on our mind this week?Tyler takes the ball for this segment to talk about the title races around Europe. With Bayern Munich struggling in Germany, Liverpool and others providing a challenge to Manchester City, and Real Madrid unable to score in Spain, might we actually have some competitive races this year? Second Segment: Steve's Hot Sports RantsSteve Davis had some pent up rage building up over a number of issues. This segment provided him the opportunity to rant on some of those issues, including FIFA disrespecting the Women's World Cup, Tim Howard, and officiating in Major League Soccer.Third Segment: USMNT Roster TalkHow do you feel about the USMNT's roster for their upcoming friendlies? Steve and Tyler gave their thoughts on the team called in by Dave Sarachan. Also, was it a good decision to recall Michael Bradley into the team? There was a disagreement in the studio over that question. *NOTE: This episode was recorded before Weston McKennie was removed from the roster.*Fourth Segment: MLS MVPWho should be the 2018 MLS MVP? Is Josef Martinez the runaway winner or do other players hold a claim to the award?

The boys analyze Dave Sarachan's latest USMNT roster and start really wondering which vets will remain in the fold. Plus, Andrew extends an olive branch to JJ.

Dave Sarachan released the 24-man roster for the friendlies with Colombia and Peru on Oct. 11 and 16. The big question is who will play in which capacity in the midfield, and we talked about that for a while, among other things. 0:30 brief overview of the roster 17:45 snubs 25:15 extended discussion: how are we gonna sort out this midfield? 1:00:35 Short Corners: USWNT World Cup qualifiers, Cristiano Ronaldo’s depressing news, Sebastian Soto the U19 goal-scoring machine, and the U.S. U17s go to Mexico City

Glenn starts the second hour off with talk of teams from the English Premier League, specifically Manchester United. Glenn interviews Dave Sarachan, US Men’s National Team Head Coach. He gets a perspective of the state of the Men’s National Team, and what fans can expect from the squad. Will Bruin, forward for the Seattle Sounders, joins the show to talk with Glenn about the current state of the MLS and his experiences.

Guest Hosts Mikey and Zah, Our first-ever interview is with interim USMNT coach Dave Sarachan (1:02) , VAR in the Champions League? (22:00), EPL preview featuring Chelsea vs Liverpool (34:35) , the latest update on the life or death power struggle between Jozay and Pogba (53:00); and Lap Around The World, including what to watch for this weekend in La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and MLS (1:19:00)

Greg and I wrap up the last USMNT camp and what we learned -- it's quite a bit more positive than our reactions to the games themselves. Then we’ve got an interview with Marc Nicholls, director of player development and academy director for the Seattle Sounders, and we come back with Short Corners at the end. 0:30 takeaways from the recent USMNT friendlies and camp: 1) the 4-2-3-1 deserves further experimentation, 2) gotta find McKennie’s role, 3) we’ve got a core of 7-8 near-lock starters now, 4) let's use the next two camps to test new players against the floor, which is set by another 7-8 players we saw in the last two friendlies. 46:05 Marc Nicholls, director of player development and academy director for the Seattle Sounders. Their U17 boys won the DA championship last year, they’ve given at least 9 teenagers a USL debut this season and at least 6 Sounders players have been called up to youth national teams in the past few months. We talked about his work, the Sounders’ style of play, the development academy, how they scout out-of-state players and the type of kids they’re looking for. Covered lots of ground. 1:34:15 Short Corners: Champions League, MLS East homestretch, U20 Concacaf Championship draw

USMNT HC Dave Sarachan & TB Sports Commish President Rob Higgins in-studio w/ Ronnie & TKras talking Futbol in the States, USA vs. Columbia at Raymond James, & Tampa Bay's set up for it all!

We won the game. It was not pretty. But Greg thinks we learned a lot. I just wish we’d learned how to get Tyler Adams and Weston McKennie to both excel at the same time in the midfield, which we did not. Also Sarachan’s first half plan was not good enough. 2:15 lineup, formation, plan and brief game overview 11:40 goalkeeper 12:30 centerbacks 14:50 fullbacks 22:05 center mids 23:57 tangent on why there isn’t more tactics stuff from traditional soccer reporters 28:40 back to the center mids 45:22 wingers 48:40 strikers 54:55 what we learned, etc. 1:10:38 short corners

The second hour of Soccer Matters continues with Ronaldo Pena, Venezuelan forward for the Houston Dynamo. Pena recounts his time on the youth team and recounts the differences of the senior team. Pena also talks about his motherland, Venezuela, and how the country has grown in regards to soccer. Glenn gets back into Dynamo talk and gets Pena’s thoughts on the Lamar Hunt Open Cup. Glenn finishes off the interview with Pena’s World Cup ambitions. Dave Sarachan, US Men’s National Team coach, joins the show and talks about the US and their upcoming matches. He talks about what was learned against its loss against Brazil, and how they can incorporate their lessons into upcoming matches. Ross Smith, color analyst for the Portland Timbers, is Glenn’s final guest. The talk about the Timber’s this season and their match against the Houston Dynamo. The two break down each sides tactics and what they expect will happen.

Dave Sarachan, US Men’s National Team coach, joins the show and talks about the US and their upcoming matches. He talks about what was learned against its loss against Brazil, and how they can incorporate their lessons into upcoming matches.

The Sarachan roster, omissions, our starting XIs for Brazil, and a solid (IMO) discussion of Pulisic's absence. 0:50 omissions The Scandinavian Contingent Pulisic injured and Ives article Cannon, Sargent, Parks, etc. 17:50 the 25-man roster Sarachan called up 28:00 our starting XIs for the Brazil match in the likely 3-5-2 49:00 short corners: Champions League draw and Schalke/Dortmund/PSG, U20 camp, U20 players

The US Men's National Team will face off with Mexico on September 11th at Nissan Stadium. Interim Coach Dave Sarachan joins The Wake Up Zone to discuss the matchup.

USA Soccer coach Dave Sarachan joins JP Peterson to talk about the future of USA Soccer!

Episode 3 is here! On this episode, Donald and Stephanie recap the wild Round of 16 action that has taken place thus far in the 2018 World Cup, including several penalty shootouts. They shift gears to USMNT news, including American interim manager Dave Sarachan's contract extension to the end of the year. The two end by catching up with the USWNT and the NWSL as the national team prepares for the Tournament of Nations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As World Cup 2018 kicks off in Russia today, Alex and Jordan mourn US Soccer's absence. Yet, they also were able to look on the bright side thanks to Dave Sarachan recent success with younger players during the pre-World Cup matches. The boys gave their predicts of who will win it all in Russia, while also highlighting FC Cincinatti's exciting introduction to MLS for 2019, and even USL's latest expansion side in New Mexico.

It's another U.S. Men's National Team weekend and this time Dave Sarachan's troops go up against Bolivia. Joe Hojnacki, Ryan Tolmich, and Joe Tansey have you covered with everything you need going into this match, and the full three game set over the next couple weeks. There's also a full slate of MLS action this Memorial Day weekend, so the guys have you covered there as well.

We talk about Sarachan's performance of late, what the point of these friendlies is, try to dispense with the word "meaningless," talk a bit more about what we learned against Paraguay, and discuss Marky Delgado and George Bello at some length. Highlights: Marky Delgado vs Club America: https://twitter.com/zlebmada/status/981403421017296897 George Bello vs the Charlotte Independence: https://twitter.com/zlebmada/status/980867225065328641

The Knittel brothers discuss changes to the Champions League/Europa League, Dele Alli expectations, Dave Sarachan as US manager, & more. Watch us on YouTube here: bit.ly/2BNyalQ Link to Inside The 18 goalkeeping podcast: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/insid…928e4295c83b8d5e Stories discussed this episode: Segment 1 - West Brom are in serious trouble (www.theguardian.com/football/2018/m…e-shocked-wages) - UEFA changes for the Champions League and Europa League (www.uefa.com/uefaeuropaleague/n…ewsid=2546985.html) Segment 2 - Expectations for Dele Alli (www.espn.co.uk/football/tottenha…x_cid=fw_affid267) - Liverpool and United set to meet at Michigan Stadium this summer (www.bbc.com/sport/football/43594746) - Carlos Tevez injured in prison (bleacherreport.com/articles/276721…in-prison-match) Segment 3 - Sarachan trying to prove himself as viable manager vs developing players (www.si.com/soccer/2018/03/29/d…erim-coach-approach) - Two US refs selected for World Cup (www.espn.com/soccer/fifa-world-…-none-from-england) Other items mentioned - Neil Warnock is a hustler (twitter.com/FootyAccums/status/978361090718527490) - Norwegian sailors & scientists playing soccer on an iceberg (twitter.com/reuterspictures/sta…94251509760/photo/1)

The second hour kicks off with Glenn discussing the Dynamo roster and what pieces they could add to become a better team. Interim Manager of the United States men’s national team, Dave Sarachan joins the show to talk about the match this weekend against Paraguay. They discuss the under 20 and under 17 levels for the USA National team and the promise of the team’s future. Also joining the show, Steven Goff from the Washington post to talk about the dynamo and the MLS. Glenn ends the show wrapping it up with some world cup talk.

What does UNC, Duke, and NC State need to get right in order to be successful going into March? DG gives his one word answers for each along with an alternative for Prep All-Americans coming out of high school who want to enter into a free market to make money off of their likeness. Also this hour, Dave Sarachan, head coach for the US Men's National Soccer team, drops by to explain the FIFA window that allows access to players from all over to play vs. Paraguay on March 27th at Wake Med Soccer Park, thoughts on his team not qualifying for the World Cup, and why he thinks Raleigh should be granted an MLS bid.

The USMNT has called in a roster of fishies and mediocre vets to its annual January camp. Should we care? Who are the "World Cup Winners" on the team? More importantly, what the hell happened with Jonathon Gonzalez? Celebrity coach Dave Sarachan joins us to read some reviews. It’s We The People! Rate and review on iTunes, which helps us show up when people search for “Soccer”: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/we-people-usmnt-soccer-podcast/id1019651760?mt=2 (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/we-people-usmnt-soccer-podcast/id1019651760?mt=2) Like us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/wtppod (https://facebook.com/wtppod) Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wtppod (https://twitter.com/wtppod) Subscribe on YouTube for LIVE USMNT recaps and other soccer content coming soon: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf-JqbdLCVPbHF8DyAaWY4w (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf-JqbdLCVPbHF8DyAaWY4w)

Dave Sarachan named 30 players (most of them under the age of 24 and 28 of 30 from MLS) to the US national team's January camp. The guys give their takes and look ahead to 2022 before getting to the big news of the day. That, of course, would be Jonathan Gonzalez's decision to file a one-time switch to play for Mexico. After the break, #BarcoWatch continues, David Ousted finds a new home and The Research Baer is fired up.

Holy smokes! The manager of the US Men's National Team is on our show and we are losing our minds. Dave Sarachan joins the show to discuss the state of American soccer and how he feels about missing out on The World Cup in 2018. Funny and interesting conversation and then we talk to him about food obviously, because Alexis Guerreros is obviously on the show. Segment 1: The Brooklyn Studio has come to the MSG Studio! Segment 2: Interview w/ Dave Sarachan (USMNT Interim Manager) Segment 3: MLS Playoffs have returned and we can barely recognize them! Matches: CLBvTOR HOUvSEA Sponsored by SeatGeek. Go to seatgeek.com or the SeatGeek app and use the promo code "COOLIGANS" for $20 off your first order! @notalexis @chrispolanco @soccercooligans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Holy smokes! The manager of the US Men's National Team is on our show and we are losing our minds. Dave Sarachan joins the show to discuss the state of American soccer and how he feels about missing out on The World Cup in 2018. Funny and interesting conversation and then we talk to him about food obviously, because Alexis Guerreros is obviously on the show. Segment 1: The Brooklyn Studio has come to the MSG Studio! Segment 2: Interview w/ Dave Sarachan (USMNT Interim Manager) Segment 3: MLS Playoffs have returned and we can barely recognize them! Matches: CLBvTOR HOUvSEA Sponsored by SeatGeek. Go to seatgeek.com or the SeatGeek app and use the promo code "COOLIGANS" for $20 off your first order! @notalexis @chrispolanco @soccercooligans

The last time in a little while soon to be father Andrew Wiebe and the gang get together to cover all the MLS news. New England make their big coaching hire what will Brad Friedel bring to the club? Up north Remi Garde could be a game changing manager for both Montreal and MLS.   In the second segment Dave Sarachan USMNT Interim Manager calls in from Portugal to discuss the future for his young squad, and look back on the dark days of CONCACAF Qualifying.   In the mailbag the guys pick through some fantasy MLS trades, fan fiction MLS Cup 2017 finishes, and debate MLS dynasties.

CoG Studios, CA - We've seen pretty much everything in this 2017 LA Galaxy season. But just when you start to think things can't get any worse, they do. On today's show, your hosts Josh Guesman and Kevin Baxter will walk you through some important things to pay attention to after the Galaxy's 3-0 loss to the San Jose Earthquakes. First, they'll discuss the Galaxy's "bad luck" in once again losing players to injury. What effect will it have on the long term health of the team? And what could the Galaxy do to make sure they're not saddled with another injury prone player? Next, the guys will talk about the breaking news that Dominic Kinnear will be joining the club as an assistant coach. But really, the appointment raises more questions than it does concrete answers. Is Kinnear already lining up to take over for Sigi Schmid? Or is this a pairing that can be compared to Bruce Arena and Dave Sarachan - a power couple?! The guys will break down that news and eventually transition to what it means for the stability of the team and how this could be the start of something much bigger -- although unlikely. Josh and Kevin will make sure they answer your calls, your tweets, and your emails while attempting to argue from every side of the topic until they're always right and always wrong. This show is filled with all the tough questions. Who's to blame for the Galaxy's downfall and what happens between now and the offseason that is so important for the long term viability of this team? We've got 90-minutes of Galaxy talk headed your way! Don't miss it. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

CoG Studios, CA - We've seen pretty much everything in this 2017 LA Galaxy season. But just when you start to think things can't get any worse, they do. On today's show, your hosts Josh Guesman and Kevin Baxter will walk you through some important things to pay attention to after the Galaxy's 3-0 loss to the San Jose Earthquakes. First, they'll discuss the Galaxy's "bad luck" in once again losing players to injury. What effect will it have on the long term health of the team? And what could the Galaxy do to make sure they're not saddled with another injury prone player? Next, the guys will talk about the breaking news that Dominic Kinnear will be joining the club as an assistant coach. But really, the appointment raises more questions than it does concrete answers. Is Kinnear already lining up to take over for Sigi Schmid? Or is this a pairing that can be compared to Bruce Arena and Dave Sarachan - a power couple?! The guys will break down that news and eventually transition to what it means for the stability of the team and how this could be the start of something much bigger -- although unlikely. Josh and Kevin will make sure they answer your calls, your tweets, and your emails while attempting to argue from every side of the topic until they're always right and always wrong. This show is filled with all the tough questions. Who's to blame for the Galaxy's downfall and what happens between now and the offseason that is so important for the long term viability of this team? We've got 90-minutes of Galaxy talk headed your way! Don't miss it. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

CoG Studios, CA - The show today revolves around the LA Galaxy's latest preseason match - a 1-0 loss to rivals, San Jose, in a game that should probably only be remembered for 28-minutes of play from newly acquired João Pedro. But as is customary, your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer, Kevin Baxter, will find some other interesting things you should be talking about with all your Galaxy friends. The Galaxy went to Las Vegas, for the second year in a row, and played on a baseball field. The starters went 60-minutes in most cases and the "First Team" continued its streak of not being scored on while also not scoring - that's two games, no goals allowed, no goals for. And while it might not be important about who played in this game, the absences are starting to get louder and louder. Think of the players who haven't played any minutes for the Galaxy yet this preseason and you'll see why our two hosts are once again pointing out the lack of depth at almost every position the Galaxy seem to have. Gyasi Zardes hasn't seen any playing time since a "minor" knee contusion. Robbie Rogers doesn't look like he's seen the training field since sometime in mid-January. And Romain Alessandrini has yet to get a visa and start building chemistry with the rest of the team. Josh and Kevin will discuss these absences and tell you where you should be worried. The guys will also talk about Dave Sarachan's reason for leaving the LA Galaxy, and it's not exactly how you thought it all went down. Have the Galaxy lost some respect amongst players and coaches? Is it important to have a front office who does things the "right way?" Are the Galaxy approaching this wrong? Finally, Josh and Kevin will answer your questions en route to an almost 60-minute show. You wanted more LA Galaxy talk, and we're going to give it you. And don't miss the important tattoo discussion at the end of the show. We'll need your suggestions. It's another great show with some interesting information from two reporters who spend most of their time contemplating this team and figuring out what this season could look like. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The show today revolves around the LA Galaxy's latest preseason match - a 1-0 loss to rivals, San Jose, in a game that should probably only be remembered for 28-minutes of play from newly acquired João Pedro. But as is customary, your hosts Josh Guesman and LA Times Soccer Writer, Kevin Baxter, will find some other interesting things you should be talking about with all your Galaxy friends. The Galaxy went to Las Vegas, for the second year in a row, and played on a baseball field. The starters went 60-minutes in most cases and the "First Team" continued its streak of not being scored on while also not scoring - that's two games, no goals allowed, no goals for. And while it might not be important about who played in this game, the absences are starting to get louder and louder. Think of the players who haven't played any minutes for the Galaxy yet this preseason and you'll see why our two hosts are once again pointing out the lack of depth at almost every position the Galaxy seem to have. Gyasi Zardes hasn't seen any playing time since a "minor" knee contusion. Robbie Rogers doesn't look like he's seen the training field since sometime in mid-January. And Romain Alessandrini has yet to get a visa and start building chemistry with the rest of the team. Josh and Kevin will discuss these absences and tell you where you should be worried. The guys will also talk about Dave Sarachan's reason for leaving the LA Galaxy, and it's not exactly how you thought it all went down. Have the Galaxy lost some respect amongst players and coaches? Is it important to have a front office who does things the "right way?" Are the Galaxy approaching this wrong? Finally, Josh and Kevin will answer your questions en route to an almost 60-minute show. You wanted more LA Galaxy talk, and we're going to give it you. And don't miss the important tattoo discussion at the end of the show. We'll need your suggestions. It's another great show with some interesting information from two reporters who spend most of their time contemplating this team and figuring out what this season could look like. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are still in winter hibernation mode, but your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are not. The First show fo the new year has lots to cover. And even inactivity is a reason for some serious contemplation. But to help us kick off a brand new 2017, the show is lucky enough to be joined by former LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan to talk about his departure from the club and where he's landed with the US Men's National Team. But first, your hosts are going to discuss the retirement of 14-year league veteran, Mike Magee. I mean we all have great stories when it comes to Mike Magee, but what did he really mean to the LA Galaxy? And why did Josh have to apologize to him in front of witnesses? Should Mike Magee be listed in the ring of honor next to true LA Galaxy Legends? There are lots of questions to answer when it comes to the his departure and your hosts will discuss it all. Then Dave Sarachan will join Josh to talk about the time he "fought" Steven Lenhart and whether or not he would've taken the job if the LA Galaxy would've offered him the Head Coaching job. And why exactly did Dave leave the team? Finally your hosts reconvene to discuss Jermaine Jones and his high price tag as well as talk about how this team is largely unaffected by all the players that have left the team since November of 2016. Plus Josh will even regail you of some tales of Designated Players and a theory on why Nigel De Jong really left the LA Galaxy. It's a packed show to start 2o17, and we're glad that you could join us! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are still in winter hibernation mode, but your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are not. The First show fo the new year has lots to cover. And even inactivity is a reason for some serious contemplation. But to help us kick off a brand new 2017, the show is lucky enough to be joined by former LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan to talk about his departure from the club and where he's landed with the US Men's National Team. But first, your hosts are going to discuss the retirement of 14-year league veteran, Mike Magee. I mean we all have great stories when it comes to Mike Magee, but what did he really mean to the LA Galaxy? And why did Josh have to apologize to him in front of witnesses? Should Mike Magee be listed in the ring of honor next to true LA Galaxy Legends? There are lots of questions to answer when it comes to the his departure and your hosts will discuss it all. Then Dave Sarachan will join Josh to talk about the time he "fought" Steven Lenhart and whether or not he would've taken the job if the LA Galaxy would've offered him the Head Coaching job. And why exactly did Dave leave the team? Finally your hosts reconvene to discuss Jermaine Jones and his high price tag as well as talk about how this team is largely unaffected by all the players that have left the team since November of 2016. Plus Josh will even regail you of some tales of Designated Players and a theory on why Nigel De Jong really left the LA Galaxy. It's a packed show to start 2o17, and we're glad that you could join us! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Josh Guesman returns from his off-season "break" to fill you in on all the roster movement that has consumed this team over the last three days. And while the departures of Robbie Keane and Steven Gerrard may not be anything unexpected, the rumors that are swirling around the LA Galaxy could see a lot more players and coaches leave, before the new season starts. On today's show, Kevin Baxter (@kbaxter11) from the LA Times stops by to lend his expertise in assessing the departures of not only Keane and Gerrard, but also LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan. Josh and Kevin will pay particular attention to that departure in case it signals that Bruce Arena may also be leaving the team to rescue US Soccer. Plus the guys will discuss other names that might be on the chopping block and how important it is for the LA Galaxy to find someone to steer the ship if Arena does decide to leave. Kevin is insightful with his comments as he brings you up to date on everything that he knows regarding this team and the way that information is being passed down. Who could replace Bruce Arena in the head coaching and general manager roles? And who else could the LA Galaxy lean on in terms of smart soccer minds? The guys will discuss everything that has gone on and that is going on in the next few days. And they don't expect it to get any quieter. There are a ton of contract options that need to be picked up or denied. And that news should start to filter out as we get closer to MLS Cup. Thanks for joining us on this special off-season addition. We hope you enjoy the shows and we look forward to talking again very soon. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - Josh Guesman returns from his off-season "break" to fill you in on all the roster movement that has consumed this team over the last three days. And while the departures of Robbie Keane and Steven Gerrard may not be anything unexpected, the rumors that are swirling around the LA Galaxy could see a lot more players and coaches leave, before the new season starts. On today's show, Kevin Baxter (@kbaxter11) from the LA Times stops by to lend his expertise in assessing the departures of not only Keane and Gerrard, but also LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan. Josh and Kevin will pay particular attention to that departure in case it signals that Bruce Arena may also be leaving the team to rescue US Soccer. Plus the guys will discuss other names that might be on the chopping block and how important it is for the LA Galaxy to find someone to steer the ship if Arena does decide to leave. Kevin is insightful with his comments as he brings you up to date on everything that he knows regarding this team and the way that information is being passed down. Who could replace Bruce Arena in the head coaching and general manager roles? And who else could the LA Galaxy lean on in terms of smart soccer minds? The guys will discuss everything that has gone on and that is going on in the next few days. And they don't expect it to get any quieter. There are a ton of contract options that need to be picked up or denied. And that news should start to filter out as we get closer to MLS Cup. Thanks for joining us on this special off-season addition. We hope you enjoy the shows and we look forward to talking again very soon. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

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CoG Studios, CA - We've got another packed show full of LA Galaxy. It was a busy week for an international break, and the team is getting ready for a game against Houston on Sunday. Your hosts will get you prepared for that as well as talk about Steven Gerrard, Robbie Keane and Giovani dos Santos and what their status is for the game. Your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are back in-studio to talk about a week off that was anything but peaceful and quiet. News broke this morning that Steven Gerrard was off in Liverpool getting some treatment done on his, once again injured, hamstring. Your hosts will discuss Gerrard's injury and whether or not that should effect the LA Galaxy going into their weekend match. But they'll go deeper than just the Gerrard injury. They'll also talk about Robbie Keane and his likely exclusion from the lineup as well the possibility the Galaxy could be without Giovani dos Santos who's returning from International Duty with Mexico. Then Josh will be joined by LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan. Josh and Dave will discuss the teams' mindset after the loss to Dallas as well what the team thinks about the Houston Dynamo. Should the LA Galaxy expect the same counter-attacking team that nearly undid the Seattle Sounders? Or will Houston just roll over because there is nothing left to play for? Finally, Josh and Wendy get you ready for Houston, talk some Girls Academy, take some calls, and put a bow on a very busy off-week. Your expected lineup will be announced and they'll make predictions that are certain to be wrong. It's another fun, Corner of the Galaxy, and with only two games left in the season, time is running out! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - We've got another packed show full of LA Galaxy. It was a busy week for an international break, and the team is getting ready for a game against Houston on Sunday. Your hosts will get you prepared for that as well as talk about Steven Gerrard, Robbie Keane and Giovani dos Santos and what their status is for the game. Your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are back in-studio to talk about a week off that was anything but peaceful and quiet. News broke this morning that Steven Gerrard was off in Liverpool getting some treatment done on his, once again injured, hamstring. Your hosts will discuss Gerrard's injury and whether or not that should effect the LA Galaxy going into their weekend match. But they'll go deeper than just the Gerrard injury. They'll also talk about Robbie Keane and his likely exclusion from the lineup as well the possibility the Galaxy could be without Giovani dos Santos who's returning from International Duty with Mexico. Then Josh will be joined by LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan. Josh and Dave will discuss the teams' mindset after the loss to Dallas as well what the team thinks about the Houston Dynamo. Should the LA Galaxy expect the same counter-attacking team that nearly undid the Seattle Sounders? Or will Houston just roll over because there is nothing left to play for? Finally, Josh and Wendy get you ready for Houston, talk some Girls Academy, take some calls, and put a bow on a very busy off-week. Your expected lineup will be announced and they'll make predictions that are certain to be wrong. It's another fun, Corner of the Galaxy, and with only two games left in the season, time is running out! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Your hosts talk about the preseason matchup with Xolos and what Cole and Van Damme showed us. And they'll be joined by LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach Dave Sarachan. It's an action packed Corner of the Galaxy and your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas want to once again bring you up to date on the LA Galaxy information you've missed since we last met. They'll talk about Ashley Cole and Jelle Van Damme in their preseason, LA Galaxy debut. What did we like from both of them? And what did the Xolos game feel like? This new-look Galaxy team showed some defensive bite but did we witness the beginning of a defense that could be outstanding? How many yellow cards is this team going to get? So many questions it's hard to get to all of them. Josh and Wendy will play some post game audio from Bruce Arena, Ashley Cole, and Jelle Van Damme and give you an insight into the locker room Bruce has created in the offseason and what that means could mean going forward. Then Associate Head Coach Dave Sarachan calls into the show to talk about the new additions, Nigel De Jong in his first training session and who his Soccer Tennis partner is this year (it's only the most hard hitting questions here on CoG). Dave also tells you what to expect from the upcoming Las Vegas game and what it means to play a pre-season Cali-Clasico. Finally, your hosts take your calls as you call in and talk all the LA Galaxy you want. What do you expect from this team and what are you excited about? We let the caller decide. It's a packed show full of tons of LA Galaxy talk and we're so happy that you could join us. 60+ minutes of Galaxy talk is on it's way. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

Your hosts talk about the preseason matchup with Xolos and what Cole and Van Damme showed us. And they'll be joined by LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach Dave Sarachan. It's an action packed Corner of the Galaxy and your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas want to once again bring you up to date on the LA Galaxy information you've missed since we last met. They'll talk about Ashley Cole and Jelle Van Damme in their preseason, LA Galaxy debut. What did we like from both of them? And what did the Xolos game feel like? This new-look Galaxy team showed some defensive bite but did we witness the beginning of a defense that could be outstanding? How many yellow cards is this team going to get? So many questions it's hard to get to all of them. Josh and Wendy will play some post game audio from Bruce Arena, Ashley Cole, and Jelle Van Damme and give you an insight into the locker room Bruce has created in the offseason and what that means could mean going forward. Then Associate Head Coach Dave Sarachan calls into the show to talk about the new additions, Nigel De Jong in his first training session and who his Soccer Tennis partner is this year (it's only the most hard hitting questions here on CoG). Dave also tells you what to expect from the upcoming Las Vegas game and what it means to play a pre-season Cali-Clasico. Finally, your hosts take your calls as you call in and talk all the LA Galaxy you want. What do you expect from this team and what are you excited about? We let the caller decide. It's a packed show full of tons of LA Galaxy talk and we're so happy that you could join us. 60+ minutes of Galaxy talk is on it's way. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

The gang is back on a wild Deadline Day in MLS. Follow along with the guys as moves come down the pike as the deadline approaches, and get their take on the transfer window that was. Which was the biggest move? Andrew says Giovani dos Santos takes the cake and LA Galaxy associate head coach Dave Sarachan calls in to give the guys a taste of the hoopla on the ground. It may take awhile for some signings to gel, but there's no time to rest in MLS with another packed weekend on the horizon and New York Red Bulls defender Matt Miazga joins the guys ahead of the NYC derby. Find out what his international future holds, why people made fun of his goal celebration at Yankee Stadium and what career dreams he holds dear. In the mailbag, Timmy Chandler hears some tough words from his manager, and Tim Ream might be on the move in England. Plus, how should floppers who fake injury be punished and did the Sounders have reason to cry foul about the 'Caps' selfie celebrations?

On today's show we're talking the draw with Columbus, the win in the US Open Cup and we're previewing Philadelphia's journey to StubHub. Plus we're joined by LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan. It's Corner of the Galaxy episode 200! And we've got an absolutely packed show filled with LA Galaxy talk. Your hosts Josh Guesman and Cory Ritzau are going to walk you through the 1-1 draw with Columbus, the 6-1 win over PSA Elite and everything in-between. They'll talk weather delays and A-Team lineups, as well as Designated Players and new arrivals. Did the LA Galaxy deserve a win in Columbus? And should they've scored more goals against PSA Elite? They'll get you updated on the US Open Cup draw and the path for the LA Galaxy to go all the way to the finals. Plus, with Open Cup, CONCACAF Champions League, Friendlies and MLS competitions it's a packed schedule for the rest of the way out for your LA Galaxy. To help us talk about the draws, the wins and the upcoming games we'll be joined by LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan. Finally the guys will make sure you're updated on all the LA Galaxy news they can find and the game against Philadelphia on the weekend. It's our 200th episode which means we're just getting good at this thing! Thanks for listening everyone! Corner of the Galaxy Subscribe: iTunes, RSS, Stitcher and SoundCloud Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory Facebook.com/BackPocketMemory Twitter: @bckpcktmmry Instagram: @bckpcktmmry iTunes Music Provided by Drop City Yacht Club Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dropcityyachtclub Twitter: @dcyclub iTunes

On today's show we're talking the draw with Columbus, the win in the US Open Cup and we're previewing Philadelphia's journey to StubHub. Plus we're joined by LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan. It's Corner of the Galaxy episode 200! And we've got an absolutely packed show filled with LA Galaxy talk. Your hosts Josh Guesman and Cory Ritzau are going to walk you through the 1-1 draw with Columbus, the 6-1 win over PSA Elite and everything in-between. They'll talk weather delays and A-Team lineups, as well as Designated Players and new arrivals. Did the LA Galaxy deserve a win in Columbus? And should they've scored more goals against PSA Elite? They'll get you updated on the US Open Cup draw and the path for the LA Galaxy to go all the way to the finals. Plus, with Open Cup, CONCACAF Champions League, Friendlies and MLS competitions it's a packed schedule for the rest of the way out for your LA Galaxy. To help us talk about the draws, the wins and the upcoming games we'll be joined by LA Galaxy Associate Head Coach, Dave Sarachan. Finally the guys will make sure you're updated on all the LA Galaxy news they can find and the game against Philadelphia on the weekend. It's our 200th episode which means we're just getting good at this thing! Thanks for listening everyone! Corner of the Galaxy Subscribe: iTunes, RSS, Stitcher and SoundCloud Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory Facebook.com/BackPocketMemory Twitter: @bckpcktmmry Instagram: @bckpcktmmry iTunes Music Provided by Drop City Yacht Club Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dropcityyachtclub Twitter: @dcyclub iTunes

On this episode of Corner of the Galaxy your hosts Josh Guesman and Cory Ritzau are back to talk about the LA Galaxy's 2-0 win over the Chicago Fire in the opening match of the 2015 season. They'll discuss Jose Villarreal and Stefan Ishizaki's stellar play and then also address the major "surprises" in the LA Galaxy's starting XI. Was Jaime Penedo hurt, or are contract negotiations taking place? When will Baggio Husidic be back in the starting lineup? And what about AJ DeLaGarza, will he be ready to go 90 minutes as the LA Galaxy prepare for their next clash? Next, Associate Head Coach Dave Sarachan calls the show to talk about the LA Galaxy's wild preseason, the progress that was made while traveling the world with the team, and what he liked from the season opener. He'll talk Jose Villarreal, Stefan Ishizaki and much, much more. There may even be some Taco Talk (Can this be our next podcast?). Finally the guys will update you on LA Galaxy news, new signings and international call-ups before focusing on Sunday Afternoon's matchup with the Portland Timbers up in Portland. It's a great show with some great music, competent hosts, and a super knowledgable guest. Don't miss it! Corner of the Galaxy Subscribe: iTunes, RSS, Stitcher and SoundCloud Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory Facebook.com/BackPocketMemory Twitter: @bckpcktmmry Instagram: @bckpcktmmry iTunes