Podcast appearances and mentions of Diego Rossi

It only took 6 minutes for Kevin Denkey to introduce himself to Columbus in the latest edition of Hell is Real. But as we've come to expect from the best rivalry in MLS, there is no space to sit comfortably on a lead. If Cincinnati had any advantage in the first half, the Crew made all the right adjustments and were relentless in their attack in the second half, eventually scoring on a Diego Rossi kick from the spot. The match ended in a 1-1 draw keeping FCC ahead of the Crew but causing them to lose a little ground to Philadelphia who now sits atop the Eastern Conference due to their early season victory over the FCC. Join us tonight at 9:00 for the full breakdown of this version of Hell is Real, a look ahead at the Atlanta match, and little US Men's National Team talk. Get your Apple MLS Season Pass.  Leave a note in the comments. #MLS #FCCincinnati #soccer #FCCincy Show Sponsors:  Apollo Home - www.apollohome.com Go Beyond Exercise - www.gobeyondexercise.com Follow Us: Twitter Facebook  Instagram  Website  Support the Show  Email Us - feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com Photo Credit: CST Media LLC Support CST by using StreamYard. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/6126879713525760  

Columbus Crew. Just the name of the club struck fear into the hearts of LAFC supporters over the last year and a half. Three straight losses to the Black and Yellow, including a 5-1 drubbing at BMO, and it was easy to see why Filly and Scarf approached this match with a bit of trepidation. But this is 2025, and this is a new kind of Black and Gold club, one that suffocates you with defense while Denis Bouanga carves you up from the left. Here on Episode 346, listen as Scarf, Lafferty, and even Filly break down the somewhat surprising beatdown LAFC gave Columbus, 3-0. Also on this episode, we revisit the LAFC days of Diego Rossi, spawn the unlikely mashup of Andre the Giant and Andre Horta, and wish Mama Bufanda the happiest of birthdays!

L'ospite di questa puntata è Pietro Caroli, che dieci anni fa, a giugno 2015, fondava con il cuoco Diego Rossi un ristorante a Milano: la trattoria Trippa, che in breve tempo è diventato una delle insegne più di successo in città. E se lo chef di Trippa è spesso il frontman di questo progetto, e una chiave del suo successo, oggi racconteremo il lavoro e le idee dell'oste, del responsabile della sala e della cantina, di questa trattoria contemporanea. A cura di Niccolò Vecchia

David Beckham's Inter Miami secured their latest piece of silverware on Wednesday night, with a 3-2 victory over Columbus Crew crowning them winners of the MLS Supporters' Shield. The win, powered by two goals from Lionel Messi and one from Luis Suárez, gave Miami the best regular-season record for the first time in the club's history.The Supporters' Shield, awarded to the team with the top record over the regular season, adds another trophy to Miami's collection after their Leagues Cup triumph earlier in the year. Beckham, the club's owner, paid tribute to the squad, highlighting Messi's contributions once again as the Argentine continued his dazzling form with two goals."So proud to see our players lift the Supporters' Shield after a great win in Columbus," Beckham wrote on Instagram. "Another amazing achievement in the history of this football club and so happy to bring this trophy to the best fans in the League. Now we go again and onto the next one."Messi opened the scoring late in the first half with a free-kick, followed by another goal just before halftime, giving Inter Miami a comfortable 2-0 lead at the break. However, the match quickly became a nail-biter when Columbus' Diego Rossi found the back of the net within a minute of the second half, narrowing the gap to 2-1.Three minutes later, Suárez restored Miami's two-goal cushion, netting his 18th goal of the season. But Columbus wasn't done yet. Cucho Hernandez converted a penalty just after the hour mark, bringing Columbus within one goal once more. However, any hopes of a comeback were dashed when Rudy Camacho was sent off after receiving his second yellow card.Columbus had one final chance to tie the game from the penalty spot, but Hernandez's second attempt from 12 yards went wide with just five minutes remaining. That miss sealed Miami's 3-2 victory and the Eastern Conference crown.Messi, ever focused, reminded everyone that there's still more to accomplish. "The first objective has been achieved and now we have to think about what's next," Messi said after the game. "The first round [of the playoffs] is three games, but then it's one game and anything can happen. But we have the great advantage of playing all the games at home, which is what we were looking for. We are very strong at home."With two more regular-season matches against Toronto and New England ahead, Inter Miami is looking to maintain momentum heading into the playoffs, where the ultimate goal is to lift the MLS Cup in December.Despite their 3-2 win, Messi and his teammates weren't handed the trophy on the field. Instead, they reportedly celebrated privately in the locker room because the trophy was still in Columbus.The real complication stems from the fact that none of Miami's supporter groups are officially part of the Independent Supporters Council, the body that governs the Shield. Without formal ISC membership, Inter Miami's Supporters' Shield win can't be fully recognized yet. Four groups have applied to join, but their approval could take weeks, adding uncertainty to when the Shield will officially be theirs.Though they weren't presented the trophy after the Columbus win, Inter Miami may finally be able to showcase it to fans during their final home game of the season on October 20 against New England Revolution, assuming the ISC issue is resolved in time. For now, the club's claim to the Shield is in limbo, leaving fans eagerly waiting for a formal crowning momentUnlock an ad-free podcast experience with Caloroga Shark Media! Get all our shows on any player you love, hassle free! For Apple users, hit the banner on your Apple podcasts app. For Spotify or other players, visit caloroga.com/plus. No plug-ins needed!  You also get the other shows on the network ad-free!  $4.99, a no brainer. This podcast supports Podcasting 2.0 if you'd like to support the show via value for value and stream some sats!

The Morning Footy crew welcome in Uruguayan International and current forward for MLS' Columbus Crew Diego Rossi. Fresh off his club's Leagues Cup title win, the group talk about his growth as a player, his experience in Turkey, the Crew's winning mentality, his partnership with Cucho Hernández, and his experience playing and living in Columbus. Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, EFL, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Philadelphia Union's chance of hosting the Leagues Cup Final came to an end Wednesday night with a 3-1 loss to the Columbus Crew. The Union were unable to handle the front two of Diego Rossi and Cucho Hernández, who scored all three of Columbus' goals. Todd reviews comments from Jim Curtin's post-game press conference and the Union's Town Hall last Wednesday, August 14th. Topics include roster depth, future roster plans, and the ownership's commitment to backing Ernst Tanner. Columbus Crew v Philadelphia Union Stats heading into the match: [3:40] Union horrible defensively/couldn't keep up with Columbus' attack: [6:30] Stop playing Quinn Sullivan as a striker: [12:04] Jim Curtin on Columbus' roster build: [19:50] Ernst Tanner on the Union's future roster: [29:28] Ernst Tanner on Union's depth: [39:47] Ernst Tanner on owners willing to back him with money: [47:48] Richard Leibovitch confirms ownership will back Ernst Tanner and Jim Curtin: [52:58]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod YouTube: The Free Kick https://thefreekick.substack.com/

The Morning Footy crew discuss the upcoming Leagues Cup Final which will feature the two most recent MLS Cup Champions in Columbus Crew and LAFC. This is the third final that the Crew have reached under current manager Wilfred Nancy and the win over Philadelphia in the Semifinals snapped a 7-match winless streak against the Union. Diego Rossi has 6 goals for team from Ohio's capitol, tied for most in the tournament. As for LAFC, this is the 4th final they've reached under their head coach Steve Cherundolo. The team from LA is the highest scoring club in the tournament notching 18 goals in 6 matches. Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, EFL, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Two games, one week, zero intelligent thoughts from our podcast. Darren, Vince, and Travis break down Diego Rossi's homecoming back to BMO which also just happens to be a re-match of the MLS Cup Final we all remember so fondly. Then they chat with Chris Walker, head of Black Diamonds, a BIPOC Supporter Group from New Mexico United, and he does honestly a really good job convincing them to become New Mexico fans. It's like, a surprisingly great pitch. They might convert. Plus, we finally talk about a certain game that happened last week against a certain team that we all agree isn't very good at soccer. WE WON'T TELL YOU WHO WE MEAN!Click here for Diamond-Like Dreams, the limited edition jersey for charity by Black Diamonds - proceeds all go to help Denym Lodge, a 15-year-old Black soccer player from NM, raise funds for a trip to England with his club team!Follow Black Diamonds on TwitterFollow Black Diamonds on IGBlackDiamondsNM.comJoin our Patreon and help us keep making this show.Merch available now at HappyFootSadFootPod.com.Twitter: @HaFoSaFoYouTube: @happyfootsadfoot Instagram: @happyfootsadfootTikTok: @happyfootsadfoot Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dios no siempre cumplirá tus expectativas, pero siempre cumplirá sus promesas. ¡Disfruta de esta enseñanza!

The Columbus Crew rack up their third win in a row on the road, but their next one may be the most important road game in their history. Brian, Brett, Bart, and Murph look back at the Crew's 2-0 win at Orlando, a very rare penalty reverse UNO call, and a brace by Diego Rossi. Everyone turns their eyes to the CONCACAF Champions Cup final against Pachuca on Saturday.

100 wins and counting! Dave Denholm and Mario Ruiz react to the hard-earned victory on the road in Atlanta. Why is Denholm yellowing out "Weak sauce" in the latest LAFC Radio Broadcast? Mario says it's all about comfort in this edition of Futbol Fit Check. From LAFC's first ever goal to shredding in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, Diego Rossi will always be Part Of Our History. Plus, RSL just will not go away!

Con Francesco Brutto, Diego Rossi e Domingo SchingaroA cura di Lydia Capasso e Federico Lorefice

Ha fatto tutta la gavetta richiesta, arrivando fino agli stellati. Poi ha deciso che avrebbe messo tutte le sue forze per dare vita a un luogo tutto suo. Lo chef Diego Rossi è venuto a raccontarci la sua storia e del suo ristorante Trippa.

Puntata in diretta da "Progetto Fuoco", il più importante appuntamento internazionale dedicato al settore del riscaldamento e della produzione di energia attraverso la combustione della legna. Le biomasse impiegate nel riscaldamento residenziale sono già la principale fonte energetica rinnovabile usata da oltre un quarto delle famiglie italiane. Cerchiamo allora di capirne meglio vantaggi, convenienza economica e utilizzabilità. Ospiti di Mauro Meazza allo stand di Radio 24, il direttore commerciale VeronaFiere Raul Barbieri (nella foto a destra) e il responsabile area tecnologica e progettazione AIEL (Associazione italiana energie agroforestali) Diego Rossi.

LAFC continues its impressive streak with a 7-0 record in season openers, showcasing consistent success since 2018. Notably, they secured their latest victory against Seattle on Feb 24, 2024, with a 2-1 score. Facing Seattle twice in home openers, LAFC emerged victorious in both encounters, including their inaugural match on March 4, 2018, marking a significant milestone for the Black & Gold. Timothy Tillman contributed a crucial goal in the 45th minute, becoming the first scorer for LAFC in 2024. He joins a distinguished list of players, including Diego Rossi, Carlos Vela, Corey Baird, and others, who opened the scoring for LAFC in previous seasons. In the home opener, eight players from the 2023 MLS Cup Final featured for LAFC, highlighting the team's continuity and the experience of players like Denis Bouanga, Cristian Olivera, Ilie Sanchez, and more. The match saw the MLS debuts of Hugo Lloris and Omar Campos, adding new talent to LAFC's roster. Additionally, Eddie Segura made a significant return as he came on as a substitute in the 90th minute, marking his first MLS action since the 2022 MLS Cup Playoffs, where he suffered a knee injury that sidelined him for the entire 2023 MLS regular season

In this episode of VOBG we reluctantly dive into the disappointing aftermath of the 2023 MLS Cup Final. Join us as we dissect the heartbreak, the rain-soaked setbacks, and the bitter taste of defeat against the Columbus Crew. From Carlos Vela's scoring struggles to facing former teammate Diego Rossi on the opposing side, we confront the harsh realities of a season that promised glory but left us with more questions than answers. It's a candid, unfiltered reflection on the highs and lows that define being an LAFC fan. Tune in to commiserate with us as we navigate the post-mortem of a season that slipped through our grasp.

Las personas con discapacidades merecen igualdad de acceso a una educación de alta calidad, incluida la educación integral de la sexualidad. Aunque los jóvenes con discapacidad son sexualmente activos y tienen las mismas preocupaciones sobre la sexualidad, las relaciones y la identidad que sus pares, a menudo se los percibe como asexuales o sexualmente desinhibidos. Todavía es necesario superar numerosas falsas creencias y mitos sobre la sexualidad de las personas con discapacidad. Hablamos con: Lucia Otero, de la organización Asdra, Asociación Síndrome de Down de la República de Argentina. Sol Becerra, terapista ocupacional de Argentina, trabaja con personas con diversidad funcional y sexualidad. Diego Rossi, experto en salud y en educación para la salud, integrante del programa de Ciencias sociales y salud de FLACSO Argentina.

With no Orlando City match to recap, we turned our attention to the United States Men's National Team's performance in the recent international window. We aren't as angst-ridden about the 3-0 and 4-0 wins over Uzbekistan and Oman, respectively, as many people are, but there is certainly room for improvement and it wasn't the best two games from Sergino Dest or Christian Pulisic, but the Yanks still got their wins. Tougher tests await and hopefully the squad will be fully fit for the next window. After that brief check-in with the USMNT — and please forgive our lack of recapping a somewhat meh 1-1 road draw by OCB at New England Revolution II and the Young Lions' subsequent shootout loss — we welcomed Collin Johnson from Massive Report to the program to give us all of the information on Orlando City's opponents tomorrow night, the Columbus Crew. Collin did a great job of getting us up to speed on all things Columbus, including how new players like Diego Rossi are fitting into Wilfried Nancy's system. Big apologies to our founders for not notifying you in advance of our guest for this show, but it wasn't confirmed until we were within an hour of recording time, so it came together quite late. After our chat with Collin, we looked into our mailbagbox, where we were asked to chronologically predict some suggested big evens in a possible MLS future. Remember, if there's anything — and we do mean anything — you want us to address on the show, just ask us by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. We looked ahead to OCB's big match tonight on the road against Chicago Fire FC II, and, finally, previewed Orlando City vs. Columbus, complete with our key matchups and score predictions. Here's how No. 375 went down: 0:15 – Orlando City was off last weekend so we discussed the USMNT's two matches in the international window. 11:28 – Collin Johnson from Massive Report jumps on and gives us a comprehensive overview of the Columbus Crew. 29:05 – Our mailbagbox, OCB's impending game at Chicago, and our key matchups and predictions for Saturday's date with the Crew. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dopo la pausa estiva proseguono i webinar “A tu per tu con …” di FOODART – Il Menù del Futuro: 7 appuntamenti in diretta streaming e on demand, da qua a fine anno, pensati da Unilever Food Solutions e da Federazione Italiana Cuochi, che vedono come protagonisti importanti chef stellati partner del progetto: Chicco e Bobo Cerea, Tommaso Foglia, Roberta Merolli, Diego Rossi, Giovanni Solofra e Pierluca Ardito.

Happy Soccer Podcast Day! On this edition of Bone & Beam United, the guys begin with last night's 2-0 Crew loss in Houston, discussing why they could see the loss coming ahead of time (4:28). They transition to the 2-0 win over Toronto from this past weekend, why Michael Bradley still deserves to be booed, and Diego Rossi's performance (7:50). Next, the guys discuss the latest with the controversy surrounding Spain's Women's National Team, following Luis Rubiales kiss of Jennifer Hermoso on the lips (25:34). Finally, they chat about Gio Reyna being left off of the USMNT, maybe due to injury or maybe due to Gregg Berhalter (38:52).

Happy Soccer Podcast Day! On this week's show, Bone is out on vacation, so Beam welcomes in guest-host Pat Murphy. Those two begin discussing their thoughts so far on Wilfried Nancy's first season as head coach of the Crew, including roster management, losing Lucas Zelerayan, and more (2:27). Next, they chat about how quickly Diego Rossi will be able to make an impact for Columbus, the acquisition of Julian Gressel, and look ahead to Sunday's Hell Is Real match (14:28). Then, they chat about the Premier League, as they've already decided Man City is gonna win it all again, Erling Haaland is still amazing, their top four teams right now, and more (25:24). Finally, the guys talk about Bone putting his curse on Aston Villa this season and some potential drama surrounding Liverpool (32:44).

Columbus Crew is bounced out of the Leagues Cup in a penalty shootout. Did Don Garber really block the Crew from keeping Lucas Zelarayan while also signing Diego Rossi? Full breakdown of all Crew related topics with Brian, Brett, Murph, and Sam

Happy Soccer Podcast Day! On this week's episode, Bone & Beam dive right into Saudi Arabian side Al-Fateh SC signing Lucas Zelerayan away from the Crew (1:08). The guys continue the conversation into the second segment, breaking down the Crew's 4-1 thrashing over Club America in the Leagues Cup and the club's signing of Diego Rossi (13:42). After that, the guys discuss the underwhelming play of the USWNT through group play (27:03). They wrap up the show this week talking about Carli Lloyd's comments that she made after the Portugal match (33:34).

Dispatch sports columnist Michael Arace speaks with photographer Kyle Robertson on the latest edition of the Soccer Speakeasy podcast. During this episode we recap the recent Club America match, talk about how the club sold player Lucas Zelarayan to Saudi team, and how the Crew have acquired left wing Diego Rossi.

Diego Rossi - vicepresidente Advance

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Palmeiras tem definição sobre o que fazer com Gustavo Scarpa; Diego Rossi foi procurado pelo Verdão? ******************************** O Palmeiras Online é o site mais antigo do Palmeiras na internet brasileira. Temos equipe formada por jornalistas palestrinos e fazemos o site especialmente para o torcedor palmeirense, desde 1996. Notícias, opiniões, bastidores, vídeos, podcasts e muito mais. Acesse: https://www.palmeirasonline.com ******************************** Todas as notícias do Verdão 24 horas por dia www.palmeirasonline.com ****************************** Se inscreva: https://www.youtube.com/palmeirasonline ****************************** Siga o Palmeiras Online nas redes sociais! Instagram: https://instagram.com/palmeirasonline Twitter: https://twitter.com/palmeirasonline Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/palmeirasonline ******************************* #palmeiras #palmeirasonline

El cantante de la banda "La Quimera" nos habló sobre la grabación de su cuarto disco y de sus próximos shows.

Männer lieben das Risiko, gehen selten zum Arzt und leben ungesund. Dies schlägt sich in der Lebenserwartung nieder: Männer leben vier Jahre weniger als Frauen. Welche Rolle spielen dabei Biologie und Verhalten? «Puls» fragt: Warum Männer früher sterben und was sie dagegen unternehmen können? Lebenserwartung – Welchen Einfluss hat das Klosterleben? Wie lange leben Nonnen und Mönche im Vergleich zur Allgemeinbevölkerung? Was beeinflusst die Lebenserwartung von Ordensmitgliedern? Diese Fragen untersuchte eine Studie in Klöstern in Deutschland und Österreich und findet überraschende Antworten. Krebs und Infekte – Sind Männer von Natur aus anfälliger? Männer lieben das Risiko, rauchen häufiger und trinken mehr Alkohol. Doch Männer sterben auch häufiger an Krebs und erkranken schwerer an Infektionskrankheiten als Frauen. Das hat einerseits mit ihrem Verhalten zu tun, doch genetische und hormonelle Unterschiede zwischen den Geschlechtern spielen ebenfalls eine Rolle. Männersprechstunde – Angebot will Männer für ihre Gesundheit sensibilisieren Männer gehen oft rücksichtslos mit ihrem Körper um und gehen seltener zur Ärztin als Frauen. 40 Prozent der Männer erleiden denn auch einen Herzinfarkt, Schlaganfall oder eine andere Herz-Kreislauf-Erkrankung. Eine spezielle Sprechstunde richtet sich in Baden nun direkt an den Mann und will ihm eine umfassende Vorsorge und Behandlung bieten. «Puls»-Chat – «Männergesundheit» Manuela Birrer, Daniel Disteldorf und Diego Rossi haben Ihre Fragen im «Puls»-Chat beantwortet. «Puls kompakt» – Welche Vorsorgeuntersuchung braucht es wirklich? Vorsorgeuntersuchungen zur Beurteilung gesunder oder vermeintlich gesunder Personen gibt es viele. «Puls» zeigt, welche Checkups für einen gesunden Mann wann Sinn machen.

The Philadelphia Union have finally lost a game in 2022, as they fall to Toronto 2-1, as unusually mistakes cost The Union the match. Todd talks about what he saw from Saturday's (4/16) game, including, The Union unable to connect on set-pieces and what exactly did The Union leading the xG battle prove? Todd also discusses MLS news that includes: San Jose Earthquakes and Mathias Almeyda finally part ways, Brad Guzan goes down with an Achilles injury for Atlanta United, Matthew Hoppe linked to Atlanta, along with other MLS teams, LAFC and Fenerbahce make the Diego Rossi deal permanent, and FC Cincinnati sign Obinna Nwobodo. Finally, Todd reviews his keys to the game and breaks down the 3 goals from the match and Blunder of The Week to yet another goalkeeper.        Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod

LAFC are flying after seven match days in MLS. Connor Kalopsis, J.R. Lebert and Max Bretos dissect Steve Cherundolo's tactical adjustments that helped them seal a 3-1 comeback win over Sporting Kansas City, including Ismael Tajouri-Shradi's banger and a resurgence from Chicho Arango. Plus, MLS Insider Tom Bogert joins the show to talk Diego Rossi's permanent transfer to Fenerbahce and give us other news from around the league. Subscribe to the 110 Football YouTube Channel: youtube.com/110footballCheck out the 110 Football website: https://www.110football.com/Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/110footballFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/110football/Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/110-Football...Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@110football See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Season 5 is almost upon us, and we here at Defenders Nation, preachers of the Black and Gold gospel, absolutely cannot wait! With our new vestments freshly unpacked, the "5 Years Strong" kit, we are indeed feeling stronger than ever. But while the kit may be new, and the coach may be new, and many of the players may be new, the goal remains the same: win the whole damn thing!  Here on Episode 180, it's a solo Scarf endeavor, as Filly takes a short break from the pod to continue to kill it over in MASL-land. Not to worry, however, as Scarf takes you through all the happenings in pre-season.   Out in Windio, LAFC gains their wings with a 6-1 drubbing of the Red Bulls after a no-show against DC, and the performance by Rayito has Scarf right back on the bandwagon. LAFC wasn't done "tweaking" the roster, or the front office! Marco Antonio Garces comes over from Pachuca in what feels like a huge move for the FO. Ryan Hollingshead and Doneil Henry give the Defenders of the Banc two new defenders to support, and we welcome the Mayor's staff to the sidelines, including one coach who stayed, one who returned, and one who will coach our keepers.   We spotlight players of the past, including updates on Eduard Atuesta and Diego Rossi, players of the present, as Eddie Segura and Ismael Tajouri-Shradi recover from injury, and players of the future, as Nathan Ordaz and Marvin Gamez headline the next budding young crop of talent. Wait until you hear about all the LAFC Academy talent and girls from LAFC SoCal Youth called into US national youth camps!   What happened during the Academy's Open Cup qualifying run? What's the South Korean connection between Kim Moon-Hwan and Canadian Doneil Henry? Is it Furman College or Furman University? To get the answers to these, and all your other Black and Gold queries, please enjoy Episode 180 of Defenders of the Banc! Is it Opening Day yet?! 

For the final time in 2021, the boys are at World Famous Filimonster Studios to record an episode of “The Most LAFC Podcast on Earth”, Defenders of the Banc! There is SO much news to discuss since our pasting at the hands of the Commerce City Rapids, and Filly and Scarf try to get to ALL of it! This offseason saw, without a doubt, the most significant player movement of any of our first four seasons. El Profe, Eduard Atuesta, is gone, and not to a club that many could have predicted. Eduard gets to try to make it a Copa Libertadores three-peat for Brazil's Palmeiras. Also gone is the only coach we have ever known, Bob Bradley, as he heads north of the border to drink Labatt's and coach his son, Michael, at Toronto. He's been given the keys to the kingdom, eh, as he was named both head gaffer and Sporting Director at TFC. Also gone is an unsung hero who truly has been there from the beginning, Defender of the Banc Tristan Blackmon. Picked with our second ever SuperDraft pick in 2018, Tristan leaves behind a legacy of grit, toughness, and a fun social media follow. Who will play keeper? With Jamal Blackman being given his walking papers and Pablo Sisniega traded to the new Al Raitt FC, Charlotte, Tomas Romero is the only keeper under contract as of the recording of Episode 178. Also gone, as of now, are Raheem Edwards, Jordan Harvey, Daniel Crisostomo, Alvaro Quezada, and Michee Ngalina. LAFC has also begun to re-tool, or “tweak”, as JT put it, by bringing in two players with bona fide MLS Cup experience. The newest Defender of the Banc, Franco Escobar, comes to us by way of Atlanta United, where he scored the second goal in their 2-0 MLS Cup win over Portland in 2018. The Argentinian looks to help the Black and Gold on the wings. Fresh off winning MLS Cup with NYCFC in 2021, then being drafted by Charlotte in the Expansion Draft, Ismael Tajouri-Shradi lands with LAFC by way of a trade with MLS's newest club. In the mold of a Danny Musovski-type, or, dare we say, Adama Diomande, Israel knows how to put the ball in the back of the net and provides much-needed depth when Chicho, Rayito, or Vela are off the pitch.      And don't forget, Defenders… we also get a full season of Chicho Arango, a healthy Eddie Segura, and (at least) a full half-season of a healthy Carlos Vela. (We explain, don't worry.) All we need now is a head coach. And a starting center midfielder. And a starting keeper. And a little more depth. Also on this episode, we celebrate Chicho Arango taking home the Newcomer of the Year Award for 2021, the U19's as they advance in Open Cup Qualifying, and Lee Nguyen's NWSL trophy! We get a new toy in Filimonster Studios, we circle some key dates on the calendar that we are looking forward to, and Scarf doesn't have Covid (according to two tests) even though he feels and sounds like death. Which inaugural team player signed to coach with Sister Jean over at Loyola-Chicago? How is Diego Rossi doing in Turkey or Christian Ramirez in Scotland? And why does Filly now have a vested interest in our eMLS player? You'll have to listen to find out!Finally, stick around for the end, please. We know it's long, but Filly and Scarf both chat about their New Year's Resolutions, or as Filly says, goals for 2022. This may be it for 2021, but we can't wait to experience what's in store for 2022! Defenders Nation, thank you, and we love you! Here's to all the best in 2022 to the millions… and millions! 

Friends, Supporters, Black and Gold faithful, lend us your ears. For a really long time. We bring on the newest President of the 3252, KC Garcia, to discuss all things Black and Gold, including our big 3-1 win over San Jose, our playoff chances, the Defenders' first time in the North End, and so, so much more. But… there's a bit of a catch. Episode 172 was a bit like your favorite roller coaster: there were ups, there were downs, there were twists and turns, times we were completely upside down and almost off the track, there was screaming, laughing, crying, and everything in-between. And that was just during the recording process. You see, Episode 172 was recorded over the span of two days, and two separate attempts at getting out a complete episode. Technical difficulties were plenty, about an hour of recording was lost, and the wonderful KC was kind enough to come BACK to Filimonster Studios about 12 hours after he left it to re-record the first half of the episode. So what does all that mean? It's a wonderful, meandering, sometimes goofy, sometimes serious, and long episode that touches on so many different topics. Rather than a traditional interview-style episode, we pepper KC with questions and stories throughout the episode, sometimes in-between the game recap, during the news and notes segments, and especially during the last 30 minutes or so of the episode. To put it bluntly, KC is amazing. He's honest, he's funny, he's patient, and, at times, he's emotional as he talks about those that came before him, his goals and vision for the future of The 3252, his VP and co-pilot on this journey, Sujin Lee, and much more. Like we said, he's great!Yes, there is also a breakdown of our big win at home over the Earthquakes, our first time both in the North End and on the surface of the sun, This Day in LAFC History, News and Notes, and all the other usual content you've come to know, expect, and hopefully love. Our favorite hashtag, #BlameFilly, is back and better than ever! Scarfstradamus is wrong, again. (shocking…) Diego Rossi scores for Fenerbahce, Tyler Miller puts up another clean sheet, Christopher Walken makes an appearance or two (so bummed we lost the first audio!), and we lay it all out there about our playoff chances this season. If you're only going to listen to part of this long, long, episode, we understand. We hope it'll be the part after the game recap, where we spend a little extra time talking with KC. He has some really wonderful and poignant things to say, and we couldn't be prouder than to have had him on our podcast. Again, our apologies for the technical issues and the occasional disjointed nature of this one. We hope you enjoy Episode 172!

LAFC headed up to the usually-friendly confines of PayPal Park for a lovely Saturday evening in San Jose, and, unfortunately, for the Black and Gold, it was a house of horrors. LAFC loses to the Smurfs, 2-0, and the playoff chase for LAFC becomes a little harder. But yay, Filly's back from Orlando!Right out of the gate, a disaster of a header pass from Mamadou Fall leads to Chofis finding a streaking Benji Kikanovic for an early 1-0 San Jose lead. After a completely uninspiring first half, LAFC came out looking to avoid the kind of mistakes they started the first half and… did exactly the same thing. Two LAFC players chose to pass in their own box rather than clear the lines or just head the damn ball out of bounds, which, of course, leads to the second goal of the match for San Jose, this one off the foot of Chofis. Despite a line change in the 58' which led to more energy, better pace, and a few more scoring chances, LAFC couldn't find one. The Black and Gold leave San Jose losers of two straight, this one at the hands of the Earthquakes, 2-0. Also on this episode, we celebrate clinching the Supporters Shield on TDILH, we check in on Diego Rossi in Turkey, and we welcome Michee Ngalina to the Black and Gold! Filly is exhausted, Scarf's voice is shot, and, most importantly, Filimonster Studios is getting a new address! Check out Episode 169 of Defenders of the Banc for all your Black and Gold needs!

LAFC touched down in Portland riding the high of a three-game win streak and a newly found goal scoring touch. Leave it to the fake grass, rain, and physical play of Portland to throw the 2021 season back into flux. The Black and Gold lose a frustrating one, 2-1, as they leave several chances unfinished at Providence Park. Hear all about it here on Episode 168!Playing against Portland is never comfortable, and their physical style tends to throw LAFC off their game a bit. This was certainly true throughout this one, and 4 yellow cards did little to deter them. After Brian Rodriguez missed a gorgeous opportunity in the 19', Portland capitalized just two minutes later. A corner and several headers find Dairon Asprilla, who heads home the opening salvo for Portland. LAFC would answer quickly, however, as a PK by Chicho, his 5th straight game with a goal, would level things before the half. During the opening moments of the second half, we almost... almost saw MLS's Goal of the Year by Jose Cifuentes. From about 40 yards out, Cifu caught Steve Clark off his line, but the ball banged loudly off the post and away. Just past the hour mark, somehow, somehow Cifu misses a wide open net off a pass from Chicho. Both he and the Defenders will be seeing this one in their sleep for some time. Oy. Portland would answer right after the LAFC miss, as sub George Fochive is able to put a rebound home with his head, and that would be it for LAFC despite 20 minutes remaining. Bob subbed in Latif, Chiqui, Moose, and eventually Bryce Duke, but it wasn't meant to be in Portland. LAFC falls below the playoff line again, and the fight continues. Also on this episode, it's just Scarf. That's right. Filly is in Orlando, and a couple last minute cancellations lead to this one being a solo Scarf project. Diego Rossi plays well, twice in one week, for Fenerbahce, while the Las Vegas Lights don't lose! It's very likely LAFC's roster is now frozen, but the cast and crew of Ted Lasso are hot, taking home multiple Emmys! Let's hope LAFC can be just as successful as they head to San Jose for a mid-week tilt against the Quakes!  

Sometimes you're lucky. Sometimes you're good. In LAFC's match against RSL at the Banc this week, we were definitely a little bit of both! LAFC wins consecutive games for just the third time this season, 3-2 over Real Salt Lake, and you can hear all about how it went down on Episode 166. If you weren't in your seat at the start of the match, you missed history! Eduard Atuesta takes the ball through the middle of the pitch, finds Bryce Duke, and after a small deflection, Chicho Arango puts it in the back of the net just 20 seconds from the opening whistle. It's the fastest goal in LAFC history, and the 8th fastest goal ever in MLS. LAFC is up 1-0, and the roller coaster ride has begun.RSL and LAFC would trade goals near the half-hour mark, as Damir Kreilach found the back of the net against us once again. Yeesh. Just two minutes later, Eduard Atuesta drops a dime from above and Chicho is able to head it in past Ochoa to re-take the lead. Coming out of the halftime break, LAFC gives up another headscratcher. A bad turnover by Bryce Duke leads to a run out from Anderson Julio, and RSL has equalized yet again.Not to worry, Black and Gold Faithful, because tonight, for one of the first times all season, the futbol gods are on OUR side. Right before the hour mark, Toni Datkovic attempts to make a simple back pass to his keeper, David Ochoa. However, the pass was a little to the right of Ochoa, and as he slipped, the RSL keeper could only helplessly watch as the ball trickled into the back of the net. Both sides traded opportunities, but LAFC holds on for the win, 3-2. Also on this episode, Filly doesn't just channel Barry Manilow, you may actually think he is in the room with us. Scarf waxes on about TGLA while ranting against the negativity in the LAFC fan pages (after a winning streak!). LAFC signs a keeper, Diego Rossi debuts for Fenebache, the Las Vegas Lights still haven't won, and it's Happy Former Keeper Birthday time on This Day in LAFC History! The club is off to Austin and the boys are off to bed, but not before we give you Episode 166 of The Most LAFC Podcast on Earth! 

Venerdì 10 settembre, il nostro Claudio Chiari ha intervistato Diego Rossi, il sindaco di Borgotaro, comune in provincia di Parma, dove questo weekend partirà il festival Funghi & Friends, di cui Radio Number One è media partner. Si tratta di una rassegna di eventi che si svolgeranno tra settembre e ottobre per scoprire l'autunno nella Alta Valtaro. Si comincia con la Fiera del fungo di Borgotaro: il sindaco Diego Rossi ci ha spiegato in che cosa consiste la fiera e l'importanza della fiera per la promozione del prodotto e del territorio.

Extratime is your one-stop shop for international and domestic soccer! We hit every angle of the USA - Canada 1-1 draw before switching gears to the MLS weekend that was. It's 1.5 hours of pure North American soccer for you to enjoy this Labor Day Weekend!  1:02 - Quick reactions to the USA - Canada 1-1 draw 5:28 - Canada is now in great shape for this World Cup Qualifying window 12:22 - Why has the USMNT attack struggled so much? 21:58 - Canada's subs changed the game 23:36 - Canada's attitude and culture is in a great spot 25:52 - Did the USMNT need to make subs earlier? 32:06 - Antonee Robinson's best USMNT performance 34:19 - Christian Pulisic looked a little off in this game 37:45 - Junior Hoilett has an important role within this young Canadian team 40:15 - Can Cristian Roldan be an X-factor for this team? 42:10 - Big picture - what is wrong with the USMNT right now? 48:16 - How should the USMNT adjust against Honduras in game 3? 1:01:50 - Canada v El Salvador preview 1:07:09 - What did Nashville prove in their win over NYCFC? 1:14:37 - The Daryl Dike hype train back on track and so is Orlando 1:24:43 - Diego Rossi is gone, is LAFC's ceiling this year capped? 1:30:56 - Colorado continue to go under the radar - are they for real?

In Los Angeles, it's not the leaves changing color, or a crispness in the air, or even the smell of pumpkin spice in every Starbucks and Trader Joe's that signal the coming of fall in 2021. This year, it's the sound of the 3252 roaring as our own Defender of the Banc, Mamadou Fall, scores a brace at the Banc to give LAFC its biggest win of 2021! It's Episode 165, the first of the post-Diego Rossi era, and it's Fall!The first 17 minutes-plus gave no indication of the season change that was coming. SKC dominated long stretches of the early part of the match, but LAFC's defense played well. In the 18th minute, LAFC earns a corner, taken by Eduard Atuesta. A perfect corner finds Mamadou Fall, the 18-year old Senegalese defender who has been a beacon of light on the rough seas of the 2021 season. Rising above the defense, Fall heads it cleanly into the back of the net to give LAFC a bit of a shock lead, 1-0. LAFC would hold serve through the first half and head to the locker room up a goal. In the second half, Red Card Roger reared his head once again, as Roger Espinoza is shown red for an unintentional-but-awful looking on Chicho Arango, and SKC was shook. Latif earns LAFC a free kick at the hour mark, and the pair of Atuesta and Fall were back at it! Off the set piece, Mamadou gets on the end of another perfect ball, heading it across goal for a brace and a two-goal lead for LAFC! 10 minutes later, Duke, Moose, and Chicho link up for LAFC's third, and it looked like the lead was finally safe from our 80th minute curse. Just to be sure, Eduard Atuesta buried a Musovski-earned PK in the 85th minute to put the Black and Gold up 4, and the party was on at the Banc!Also on this episode, Jordan Harvey gets some burn, Filly rants about the haters, and Scarf remembers Tommy Mark on the 3rd anniversary of his sudden passing. Of course, there's This Day In LAFC History, a rundown of our boys on international duty, and a short prayer to prevent injuries during kickball. We hope you enjoy Episode 165 almost as much as our incredible victory over Sporting! 

Welcome to Episode 201 of the Heart of LAFC Podcast! We've got you covered as we review the latest edition of our showdown with Carson, show some love for Diego Rossi, and preview a challenging match against SKC. Stay Golden Los Angeles!

My rants about Turkish National Team draw against Montenegro and Senol Gunes and last minute transfer Diego Rossi to Fenerbahce and Falcao leaving Galatasaray and much more ….

Se confirmó el traspaso de Diego Rossi del LAFC al Fenerbahçe de Turquía. El equipo angelino parece que podría perder a sus dos delanteros estrellas, ya que Carlos Vela no ha renovado su contrato y el uruguayo se va a préstamo. Parece que las figuras de Los Ángeles se van. Todos los detalles los tiene Rodolfo Landeros y Juan Carlos " El Chato" Ibarrarán en “Fútbol in English”. Solo por futvox. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Futbolda Haftanın Olayı: Fenerbahçe'de Diego Rossi transferi/ Galatasaray fırsat tepti

Episode 3- As if the 3-3 draw against Carson Galaxy in the derby wasn't bad enough, we loose our number 9 Diego Rossi to the Turkish League Fenerbahçe. Come join in for a listen as we discuss LAFC

In this episode we talk about the USMNT vs. Costa Rica, Diego Rossi transfer rumors and more!

La versione più accreditata è quella che la collega alla fine della Seconda Guerra Mondiale e alla razione di cibo dei soldati alleati che liberarono Roma. Eppure siamo tutti convinti che la ricetta della carbonara esista da sempre, e da qualche anno è anche diventata una specie di "linea del Piave" a presidio della tradizione gastronomica italiana, un monumento della nostra cucina.Ma che cos'è la tradizione? E che valore ha oggi, in tempi in cui tutto si consuma rapidamente, a partire proprio dal cibo? Ne abbiamo parlato con Alberto Capatti, una delle voci più importanti in Europa quando si parla di alimentazione; Alessandro Trocino, giornalista del Corriere della Sera che ha dedicato alla carbonara e alla sua complicata vicenda un libro divertentissimo; Maddalena Fossati Dondero, dal 2017 direttrice de La Cucina Italiana, e con Diego Rossi, fondatore e cuoco di Trippa, una delle osterie di maggior successo degli ultimi anni.Dai primi viaggi televisivi di Mario Soldati ai libri di ricette di Suor Germana, dalle guide che negli Anni 90 hanno iniziato ad assegnare gamberi e bicchieri fino al grande ritorno delle osterie, raccontiamo in che modo anche grandi chef come Gualtiero Marchesi sono stati capaci di reinterpretare la cultura italiana della tavola, codificata da "La scienza in cucina e l'arte di mangiar bene" di Pellegrino Artusi, e di trasformarla in un modello a cui riferirsi con libertà e rispetto.

En el decimotercer episodio de 'Se llama soccer' Jaime Ojeda (@jaime96ojeda) y Agustín Galán (@Agustin_Galan) empiezan repasando la jornada de la Major League Soccer, en la que Diego Rossi ha sido nombrado jugador de la semana después del hat-trick anotado a DC United (victoria 0-4). Luego continuan hablando del resto de equipos –incidiendo en aquellos que tienen el agua al cuello después de un mes de competición– y de la actuación de los jugadores españoles. En el segundo bloque, desgranan y debaten acerca de dos noticias de mucho calibre: primero sobre el hecho de que Chicago Fire se mudará de estadio, pasará a llamarse Chicago City FC y tendrá nuevo escudo, y luego sobre la posible nueva competición que creará la MLS, que ya ha registrado la marca "Leagues Cup". Para finalizar, ponen el punto y final al programa hablando de la eliminatoria de semifinales de ConcaChampions –de la que Kansas se despedirá con casi total seguridad– y atendiendo a las preguntas que los oyentes enviaron a la sección del Consultorio. Sintonía: The Vendetta by Stefan Kartenberg (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. https://dig.ccmixter.org/files/JeffSpeed68/58628 Ft: Apoxode.

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