Podcast appearances and mentions of Dominic Oduro

We’re back to talk Charlotte Independence pre-season!! This feels like the longest off-season in the history of sports, but we’re back talking new signings and breaking down the first pre-season game under new head coach Jim McGuinness!! First we talk about the GOAT, Jorge Herrera and if this is the year that we finally see him move more into a substitute role off the bench. Next we talk about the addition of Abdoulie Mansally and what his many years in MLS may bring to the squad. After that we talked about the un-official but totally official loan signing of Andrew Gutman and why he’s one of the more intriguing player signings so far. Last, we discuss the addition of the pizza man, Dominic Oduro! Finally, we end the episode talking about the pre-season game, a 3-2 victory against the Blue Devils of Duke University. We hope to see as many of you as possible at the next two pre-season games this week! Thank you for listening! Come on you Jacks! Instagram: @talkinjacks Twitter: @talkinjacks Facebook.com/talkinjacks talkinjacks@gmail.com Music: "Good to Be Alone" by The Bomb Busters, used under Creative Commons --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinjacks/support

On this episode of '74 Til Infinity we get to sit down with San Jose Earthquakes captain and club legend Chris Wondolowski. We also say thank you to Quincy and welcome in Dominic Oduro as well as a look ahead to the Quakes next match against the Colorado Rapids.

A win in the U.S. Open Cup in Miami felt good but that was unfortunately followed by a tough road result that was close late and then suddenly wasn’t close anymore. We give both matches an autopsy. We’ve also got some USMNT and USWNT matches to discuss, plus the USSF hires its first general manager, Patrick Vieira leaves MLS and I hate short corners. To help us prepare for Orlando City’s match in Montreal on Wednesday, we’ve got Paul Vance from Mount Royal Soccer with us this week. Paul talks about the Impact’s season so far, whether or not Ignacio Piatti will be sold, and whether Dominic Oduro is out of favor with Remi Garde. This week’s mailbag had some great questions that we did our best to answer honestly and with great consideration. Plus, we gave our predictions and key match-ups for Orlando City at Montreal Impact. If there’s something you want us to address on our next show, just ask by tweeting it to us @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC.   Here’s how show No. 129 went down: 0:12- The Lions finally won a game but then they turned around and lost again. We’re breaking down both matches, plus the USWNT, USMNT, Patrick Vieira’s departure, and more. 49:43- Paul Vance joins us to tell us what’s going on with the Montreal Impact and what we can expect from our northern neighbors on Wednesday. 1:08:48- Our mailbag discusses beer and soccer, and we give our key match-ups and predictions for Montreal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Impact striker Dominic "Freaky Fast" Oduro joins hosts Joey Alfieri and Grant Needham in studio and guarantees an Impact win over TFC on Saturday April 23rd at 3pm pregame live on TSN 690. Joey and Grant also catch up with former Impact defender and current FC Montreal assistant coach Simon Gatti.

Quelques sons d'après-match après la victoire du Bleu-Blanc-Noir face aux Red Bulls de NY.

So for the second straight year, MLS First Kick ended up feeling more like a first kick in the nuts of the year for Vancouver Whitecaps, as they went down to a 3-2 defeat to an impressive Montreal Impact side. We're joined by Harjeet Johal to pick over the bones of the 'Caps season opening loss. What went wrong? What was up with the usually stellar Vancouver defence, Fraser Aird and the lack of tracking back from the midfielders? And what happened to converting more of those chances? We look at all this and a lot more from the game from both a Whitecaps and an Impact perspective. We hear from both coaches, Carl Robinson and Mauro Biello, about what they thought of their sides opening day performance and what they can take away from the match, and chat with one of Montreal's goalscorers, Dominic Oduro, about the game, his goal and the play of Ignacio Piatti. And there's still time to catch up with new Montreal midfielder Harry Shipp and find out about how he's settling in to his new team, the weirdness and pressure of not turning out in a Chicago jersey, and his thoughts on the season opener. There's a lot of chat to be had, so have a listen!

Wherein Our Heroes meditate on Drogba's toe, the Group of Death, and laud Dominic Oduro's coif. Also, United Passions gets the full Young Gaffers treatment and, in a surprise twist, an Australian businessman takes home the Joey Barton Award for being very un-Kewell.  Music by: Bear Mountain - http://music.mybearmountain.com

Few saw that one coming: Simon and David get into all of the talking points from the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League between the Montreal Impact and Club America, joined by Andrew Wiebe, who experienced it in-person in Mexico City. Did Club America just have an off night? And are the Impact automatic favorites for the second leg?Five national TV matches are the highlight of the MLS schedule, including a UDN Friday night doubleheader, a "must-win" at the Citrus Bowl (7ET, Fox Sports 1), a peculiar Cascadia derby that might mean more to the Timbers (9:30ET, Fox Sports 1) and a heavyweight NY Red Bulls vs. LA Galaxy clash (5ET, ESPN2) that deserves a dose of LA-NY trash talking courtesy of Galaxy right back Dan Gargan.Thierry Henry makes an appearance in the mailbag, David gets heated about celebratory yellow cards and the guys try to put their finger on US rising star Jordan Morris: Is he Dominic Oduro or Landon Donovan?

Andrew was under a Royals' World Series rock on Wednesday, so the guys walk him through MLS Commissioner Don Garber's response to recent comments by US national team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann concerning the league. Everyone's got an opinion. Chime in with yours via email. It's a massive weekend in MLS, and Portland's playoff lives are on the line with Real Salt Lake in town on Friday. Meanwhile, Sunday should be spent in front of the TV if you're an MLS fan. The New York Red Bulls are battling for position, and Mike Petke joins the guys to discuss Thierry Henry's future, BWP for MVP and his Twitter habits. In the mailbag, we discuss Dominic Kinnear's future and why it worked out for everyone involved, Simon defends Dominic Oduro and we play some MLS-style NBA Jam. Email us at ExtraTime@MLSsoccer.com or tweet us at @ExtraTimeRadio. And make sure you check out our West Coast brethren at March to the Match every Wednesday!

A 4-1 drubbing at the hands of Sporting Kansas City confirms how far the TFC needs to go in order to become a top MLS side. A systematic, well fought win for Kansas City put the Reds in their place, which now is solidly in third. Some bright spots still such as Dominic Oduro and Gilberto, but defending is where the team is breaking down and that will need to be sorted out. Phil Tobin of Red Patch Boys is on hand to discuss the game and all things supporter related as we look ahead to a home stretch that could make this team bounce back.

Fresh off the Chipotle MLS Homegrown Game in Portland, Matt Lampson joins the show, as well as former Crew and current Toronto FC forward Dominic Oduro.

Crew striker Dominic Oduro and former Black & Gold forward and FC Dallas color analyst Dante Washington join Neil and T-Bone to preview Sunday's match in Dallas.

NBC Sports Network soccer analyst Kyle Martino talks about NYCFC, Chivas USA and more. In the second segment, Columbus Crew forward Dominic Oduro joins the show to talk about pizza, his speed, and his national team hopes.

Dwight Burgess and Duncan Oughton talk with Crew Homegrown midfielder and U-20 Best XI Wil Trapp and also forward Dominic Oduro ahead of the match up with Vancouver.