Podcasts about Fanendo Adi

We're back talking about Portland's latest matches (spoiler alert: they were boring). We also discuss the "PTFC for Peace" charity match and the small bit of joy it brought us amid these dark times at the club. We also had a ton of listener questions, mostly about the striker position. Topics include cocaine, the quarters system, and Fanendo Adi. Go Timbers!

Kaleb and Sasha revel in the goals of Adrien Hunou, and study the impact that Fanendo Adi had in his debut for Minnesota. They also firmly put the panic button away for the USMNT, for now, and come up with more severe punishments for Hungary.SocialsPod Twitter: @twounitedfansPod IG: @twounitedfansSasha IG: @alexander_soreslothKaleb Twitter: @realkalebfcKaleb IG: @kalebolson716Patreon: patreon.com/twounitedfans $3/month gets you access to our Slack channel. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Jeremy and Tyler discuss the Timbers' win versus FC Dallas and the good vibes surrounding the game. They also look ahead to the game against LAFC. They also talk about a Fanendo Adi sighting in Portland as well as other scores and news from around the league. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Join us on SportsHosts and be entered in our monthly NYCFC merch giveaway: http://thenycfcnation.com/sportshostsapp Game recap provided by MLS Soccer: Maxi Moralez returned from injury as a halftime substitute to help spark New York City FC to a 3-1 win over Chicago Fire FC Saturday at Red Bull Arena. Moralez’s impact was felt almost immediately, serving up the assist on Anton Tinnerholm’s eventual game-winning goal in the 53rd minute. It was the seventh assist in as many all-time appearances against the Fire for Moralez, who has been sidelined by a nagging calf injury suffered at the MLS is Back Tournament last month. Tinnerholm took a settling first touch and finished clinically inside the far post to break the stalemate in the 53rd minute. Keaton Parks opened the scoring in the 16th minute, equalling his goal total from a year ago. The midfielder received the ball in the box from an Alexandru Mitrita service and guided his low shot inside the far post. Parks paid tribute to “Black Panther” actor Chadwick Boseman, who died Friday, with a “Wakanda Forever” celebration. Four minutes later, Maxime Chanot headed off the post after latching onto Jesus Medina’s corner kick. Mauricio Pineda leveled in first-half stoppage time with the unmarked rookie tapping past Sean Johnson after Francisco Calvo flicked on Alvaro Medran’s corner kick. The Fire nearly equalized a second time in the 74th minute, but Alex Callens cleared Elliot Collier’s attempt off the line after Johnson initially misplayed. A minute later, Alex Ring scored for a second consecutive game off an assist from Tinnerholm to put the game away. Columbus had a first-half goal by Gyasi Zardes called off when Derrick Etienne was offside on the service. Pedro Santos came close to the equalizer in the 82nd minute, but Sean Johnson dived to parry it out for a corner kick. Fanendo Adi appeared to score the tying goal in stoppage time, but it was the second goal waved off for offside. QUOTES NYCFC Head Coach Ronny Deila: On bringing Maxi on at the half instead of later... "Maybe we wanted to wait a bit, but I think we needed to make some changes in the second half to get three points. Today is the first time that I have seen Maxi so fresh. You can see that he has no pain, and you can also see how good he is and how vital he is for the team. We created a lot of chances and played a really good second half. I am eager to see the future but just want to play games now." NYCFC Defender Anton Tinnerholm: On just wanting to keep moving after difficult results this season... "We had a rough start, there’s no doubt about it. We had a lot of meetings and things got better. But in the end we have to show it on the pitch. It is easy to talk but harder to perform out there. We showed it today and we showed it against Columbus that we can do it. I think the second half we were dominating the game; the Chicago players were so exhausted in the final 15 minutes that they can’t even press us. It reminds me of some games from last season, so we have to keep on doing what we did in the second half here. Now we have some confidence, you can see it in the guys. It’s fun to come in a play some games again, now we have to keep on the momentum that we have started." NYCFC Midfielder Maxi Moralez: On getting back on the field after injury... "At the beginning in Orlando I felt really good, but then I got the injury and wasn't able to recover until today. I'm really happy with everyone that helped me recover. Today I played well. Together we played well. My leg is a lot better and I recovered quicker than I hoped and now I'm 100 percent and ready for Wednesday's game [against New England]." New England Revolution 0, New York City FC 2 | 2020 MLS Match Recap New York City FC earned their second-ever win at Gillette Stadium — snapping New England Revolution's seven-game unbeaten streak in the process — with a 2-0 victory. New York City FC dominated the first half and had several opportunities with dangerous set pieces, but weren't able to find the back of the net. New England goalkeeper Matt Turner had a fantastic reaction save in the 14th minute off one of NYCFC's corners to keep the clean sheet for his side going into halftime. Bruce Arena made two substitutions, giving the Revs a little more life coming into the second 45 minutes, but NYCFC got on the board first in the 60th minute. Anton Tinnerholm crossed a pass into the box to Heber and Michael Mancienne slid to defend the pass but ended up putting it in the back of the net for an own goal. A little more than 10 minutes later, Heber gets his first goal of the season off a NYCFC corner kick from Ronald Matarrita. At the final whistle, NYCFC took all three points in Foxborough. Podcast Locations Apple Podcast: http://thenycfcnation.com/itunes Spotify: http://thenycfcnation.com/spotify Google Play: http://thenycfcnation.com/GooglePlay Stitcher: http://thenycfcnation.com/stitcher Social Media @NYCFCNation (https://twitter.com/NYCFCNation) @_JordanGriffith (https://twitter.com/_JordanGriffith) @TheAndresSoto (https://twitter.com/TheAndresSoto) @OhCitySaidI (https://www.instagram.com/ohcitysaidi/) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/nycfcpodcast/) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/NYCFCPodcast) YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Z6wlRBvo_8Q01aTjLjcvA/featured)

The guys return to celebrate the signing of FCC's newest DP in Jurgen Locadia and other possible moves (0:24).  Next they celebrate again, this time the departure of FCC's first DP in Fanendo Adi and round up other roster moves (15:15).  Finally, they talk preseason and set up some story lines to follow for the next few weeks (23:25).

Sports columnist Michael Arace speaks with Columbus Crew SC beat reporter Jacob Myers, and staff photographer Kyle Robertson to discuss how the Crew SC might undergo some rebranding, talk about the recent acquisition of the striker Fanendo Adi from FC Cincinnati, and discuss the depth chart that the Crew currently has in place. Finally, we talk about some homegrown signings that have occurred and hear from special guest Dwight Burgess and how he’s stepping away from broadcasting.

On this week's show, we discuss the potential arrival of striker Bobby Wood, we visit with ExtraTime and MLSSoccer.com's Matt Doyle, and Ohio has a new lower-division competition called the Ohio Heart Cup! Get downloading. HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEK’S SHOW. On this week’s show, Boston, Ken, Coach and I recap the news surrounding Fanendo Adi’s buyout and his new club team. We also discussed the latest developments with some news circulating around former USMNT striker Bobby Wood joining FC Cincinnati. We were joined on the Kings Hammer Hotline by Matt Doyle from MLSSoccer.com and the ExtraTime podcast to give us his thoughts on Bobby Wood’s potential arrival, FC Cincinnati’s offseason rebuild, and what to expect in 2020 from the Orange and Blue. FC Cincinnati kicks off their preseason matches with Phoenix Rising on Wednesday followed by Sporting KC and El Paso Locomotive. There’s a new lower-division club competition starting right here in Ohio in 2020 called the Ohio Heart Cup and the details of the new tournament were revealed today. JOIN THE 2020 GROWLER CUP TODAY If you’d like to join the Growler Cup, become a $5 supporter of the show today at cincinnatisoccertalk.com/support SUPPORT CST! Want to help support Cincinnati Soccer Talk? Want to become an episode captain? Become a supporter today! SUBSCRIBE TO CINCINNATI SOCCER TALK Don’t forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We’re also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we’d love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We’d love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk. The show’s RSS feed is https://cincinnatisoccertalk.libsyn.com/rss

On this week's show, we talk Gastón, Fanendo Adi, Manu, Jimmy and more. Plus we dive in deep on the latest with the CBA with Miki Turner from Sounder at Heart and The Socceresq podcast. HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEK’S SHOW. On this week’s show, Brad, Bryan, Rob and I recap #BelieveinGastón which didn’t pan out like FC Cincinnati fans hoped it would. We hit up some FC Cincinnati News and Notes, Fanendo Adi waived, Manu Ledesma’s goodbye and a new goalkeeper has arrived in Cincy. We heard from Ron Jans and Greg Garza after today’s first preseason training camp session in Tucson, Arizona. Joining us this week on the Kings Hammer Hotline is Miki Turner from Sounder at Heart and The Socceresq podcast. Miki is a lawyer in Seattle who does great work covering legal matters in the American soccer landscape. He’s also done great work covering the current Collective Bargaining Agreement and negotiation between MLS and the MLS Players Association. You can read his five-part series here or you can go subscribe to the podcast here. Brad was a guest recently on the MLS Now podcast which you can listen to here. JOIN THE 2020 GROWLER CUP TODAY If you’d like to join the Growler Cup, become a $5 supporter of the show today at cincinnatisoccertalk.com/support SUPPORT CST! Want to help support Cincinnati Soccer Talk? Want to become an episode captain? Become a supporter today! SUBSCRIBE TO CINCINNATI SOCCER TALK Don’t forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We’re also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we’d love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We’d love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk. The show’s RSS feed is https://cincinnatisoccertalk.libsyn.com/rss

This episode is sponsored by First Financial Bank. Get your FCC Visa Debit Card today by heading over to BankatFirst.com/FCCincinnati. No episode captain this week. If you’d like to wear the armband for an episode of Cincinnati Soccer Talk log onto CincinnatiSoccerTalk.com/support. HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEK’S SHOW. On this week’s show, Brad, Coach, Bill and I recap FC Cincinnati’s thrilling 0-0 finish with DC United while playing a majority of the match with 9 men after two first-half red cards. We’re joined on the Kings Hammer Hotline by Laurel Pfahler from The Athletic. Laurel wrote a tremendous piece last week detailing FC Cincinnati forward and designated player Fanendo Adi’s grievance filed with the Major League Soccer Players Association. Read about it here. We ended the show by discussing the roster and who we think might stay and who may go for the 2020 season. IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO JOIN THE GROWLER CUP OR CST MLS FANTASY! If you’d like to join our MLS Fantasy League, go here: cincinnatisoccertalk.com/fantasy If you’d like to join the Growler Cup, become a $5 supporter of the show today at cincinnatisoccertalk.com/support DON’T FORGET! CST records LIVE each and every MONDAY night now at 9 PM ET. Join us for a live interactive program covering all things FC Cincinnati with a chat room, social media, hosts with video! SUPPORT CST! Want to help support Cincinnati Soccer Talk? Want to become an episode captain? Become a supporter today! Please help us learn a bit more about you! Check out our podcast survey here: Click Here to take part in our NEW SURVEY!. SUBSCRIBE TO CINCINNATI SOCCER TALK Don’t forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We’re also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we’d love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We’d love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk. The show’s RSS feed is https://cincinnatisoccertalk.libsyn.com/rss

Lamar Hunt US Open Cup - CIN 2-1 LOU, AET. FC Cincinnati found the opener from Fanendo Adi and the winner in extra time from Kekuta Manneh as they ousted their original USL Championship rival Louisville City FC. I take look at this match and dissect how the final sixteen of the US Open Cup has shaped out. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wingedlions/support

In this episode, Andrew Wiebe, David Gass, Matt Doyle and Charlie Davies go deep on Major League Soccer’s Week 10. First up, as always, the winners from the weekend: Ezequiel Barco, Jim Curtin and the Union, Dab God aka Derrick Etienne Jr. and New York City FC. As for losers, FC Cincinnati’s tailspin continues – now with hard-truth quotes from Fanendo Adi – and referee Ted Unkel is under the microscope again as Columbus feels jobbed by a controversial call. Also in this episode, analyzing the Francisco Calvo trade to the Chicago Fire, Diego Valeri joins the 70-70 club and the Timbers make a massive move! Brian Fernandez is headed to the Rose City in a record transfer from Liga MX’s Necaxa. Where will he play? How will he change the Timbers? Last but not least, some extremely MLS-y trades as the transfer deadline looms. In the mailbag … Charlie picks his all-time 5v5 teammate, the guys identity surprise MLS stars of 2019 and the Houston Dynamo’s fast start is fun (but may not be sustainable). 1:21 – Rock the boat! Barco shines for Atlanta, now off to th U20 WCup 8:05 – Doop! Union keep winning as Jim Curtin pulls the right strings 15:15 – Dab on ‘em, Derrick … Red Bulls take down Zlatan 18:16 – Guess who have only lost once? Guess who is good? NYCFC and Heber 21:50 – Was Caleb Porter right to call out the referees? 33:45 – FC Cincinnati lose again, Fanendo Adi goes in on “identity” 40:56 – New beginnings for Francisco Calvo. Did Fire win the trade? 44:32 – Big winners? Timbers! Three points against RSL, Brian Fernandez deal done 54:06 – MAILBAG: Dream 5v5 players, surprise MLS stars and Dynamo tops PPG  

On this week's show, we recap FC Cincinnati's 1-1 draw with Sporting Kansas City and debate whether that was a point earned or two points dropped. No episode captain this week. If you’d like to wear the armband for an episode of Cincinnati Soccer Talk log onto CincinnatiSoccerTalk.com/support. Episode bandwidth provided by CincyShirts.com. HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEK’S SHOW. On this week’s show, Bill, Ken and I recap FC Cincinnati’s 1-1 draw with Sporting KC LIVE from the CincyShirts.com Studios. We discuss VAR and whether it the assistant referee properly flagged offside on Hagglund’s goal. How would you assess Sunday’s result? Was this a hard point earned or two points dropped? We visited with George Murray and Jerod Fritz, the creators of the new Cincy Chants app which is available for FREE on both iOS and Android devices. Visit CincyChants.com to learn more. With the recent Fanendo Adi arrest for OVI, and Darren Mattocks really being the only striker available at the moment, we discuss our concerns about that position group. We wrapped up the show with a brief CST ExtraTime session. IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO JOIN THE GROWLER CUP OR CST MLS FANTASY! If you’d like to join our MLS Fantasy League, go here: cincinnatisoccertalk.com/fantasy If you’d like to join the Growler Cup, become a $5 supporter of the show today at cincinnatisoccertalk.com/support DON’T FORGET! CST records LIVE each and every MONDAY night now at 9 PM ET. Join us for a live interactive program covering all things FC Cincinnati with a chat room, social media, hosts with video! SUPPORT CST! Want to help support Cincinnati Soccer Talk? Want to become an episode captain? Become a supporter today! Please help us learn a bit more about you! Check out our podcast survey here: Click Here to take part in our NEW SURVEY!. SUBSCRIBE TO CINCINNATI SOCCER TALK Don’t forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We’re also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we’d love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We’d love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk. The show’s RSS feed is https://cincinnatisoccertalk.libsyn.com/rss

This week it is just Tom (@MLSAces) and Sam (@Uncle_SamXIII) on the podcast to break down week 5 of the MLS season. Tom and Sam talk about news surrounding Fanendo Adi and Chicago City FC. The boys then dive into the previous weeks action, give a current standing of MLS Aces Power Rankings, games to watch for this upcoming week, and have some show news at the end. Make sure you give us a follow on all social media;Twitter: @MLSAces @Uncle_SamXIII @JasonVevangInstagram: mls_aces & classact_13Also make sure to download the podcast, review the podcast, and tell a friend to listen! The only way we can grow is if you tell your friends to join in on the MLS Aces fun!

Sounders FC host Steve Zakuani returns with “Wingin’ it with Zakuani” for the 2019 MLS Season ahead of Seattle’s home opener against FC Cincinnati on March 2. Sounders General Manager & President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey stops by to discuss the longer offseason, a retrospective on 2018 and breaks down the 2019 roster. FC Cincinnati Assistant Coach Pa-Modou Kah joins the podcast to talks about preseason, scouting Fanendo Adi and what a successful 2019 season would look like in Cincinnati. Steve explains why this could be a banner year for Cristian Roldan and his expectations for Jordan Morris in 2019.

Jamie and Richard talk about Fanendo Adi's final game as a Portland Timber, discuss possible moves that the Timbers could still make in the transfer window, analyze the club's 2-1 win over the Houston Dynamo, preview Saturday's match against the Philadelphia Union, talk to Mark Parsons about his development as a coach and the Portland Thorns' 2018 season and look ahead to the Thorns' road game against the North Carolina Courage Sunday.    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The whole gang converged on Andrew's hotel room in Atlanta to break down Fanendo Adi's epic Timbers goodbye and immediate FC Cincinnati hello, Wayne Rooney's first goal (and busted nose), Zlatan being Zlatan and Alphonso Davies dominant display. Stayed tuned for an All-Star preview and an interview with Andrew Carleton and Ben Mines.

Alphonso Davies is headed to Bayern Munich, and bags of cold, hard cash are headed to Vancouver. What's the record transfer mean for Davies? Is it the right move? What's next for the Whitecaps? And what does it mean for future sales? Plus, an examination of Bradley Wright-Phillips' legacy after goal 100 in MLS, Raul Ruidiaz gets on the board, Dynamo fans are riled up about a red card, Fanendo Adi is on the block and ETR mailbag fun. 5:00 - Alphonso Davies to Bayern 29:14 - BWP hits the century mark 38:02 - Seattle or Toronto FC for 2018 playoffs? 40:37 - Houston red card controversy 48:25 - Should Sporting KC trade for Adi? Another MLS No. 9? 55:25 - Guiseppe Rossi rumors 58:30 - Mailbag ... soccer kids books for Wiebe, FC Dallas youth development, building a national team around one star or solid core and Josef Martinez for MVP

Jamie and Richard analyze the Portland Timbers' 3-2 loss to LAFC in the U.S. Open Cup quarterfinals, discuss Fanendo Adi's recent absence from the 18, talk about the club's 2-2 draw with the Montreal Impact, preview Saturday's upcoming game between the Timbers and Houston Dynamo, evaluate the Portland Thorns' win over Sky Blue FC and take a look at the NWSL playoff race.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Two losses for our clubs and some bad injury developments from last weekend can't put a damper on our 2026 World Cup host city news, which headlines Ep. 121. Michael McColl of AFTN talks with Steven about Vancouver's letdown at New England and how the Whitecaps will cope without Matias Laba. Their home match against high-flying Houston, winless all-time at BC Place, is an interesting proposition. Will the Whitecaps get their big homestand off to the right start? Matt Hoffman joins the group to break down where the Timbers went wrong after 50 solid minutes in Toronto. Next up is a nationally-televised Friday night match against NY Red Bulls -- Providence Park will be rocking, but Caleb Porter's men will have to get the job done without Jake Gleeson, Liam Ridgewell, and Fanendo Adi. Can Diego Valeri, freshly apart of the elite 50/50 club, put the team on his back and carry the Timbers towards the top of the West?  Seattle broke their club record for most consecutive minutes without conceding a goal (400 minutes and counting), and our Sounders segment focuses on their recent positive run as a whole. The latest in a string of positive results has placed the Sounders in a tie for the Western Conference lead -- what are the chances they stay there?  Ep. 121 ends with a look at Forbes' analysis of estimated MLS club values. Hint: We have two in the top six.  Playlist: 00:00 - 2026 World Cup update 11:15 - Timbers fall in Toronto, big opportunity on Friday 28:40 - VWFC: 5 of 6 matches at home could decide Whitecaps' season ft. Michael McColl  52:15 - SSFC: A look at the top four in the West    

Goals, goals, goals. Oh, and a howler of epic proportions. If you averted your eyes this weekend in MLS, you most definitely missed something. Let the ETR crew catch you up, starting with an almost impossible question: If you could only watch one team the rest of the year, which would it be? Some say Portland (three wins in three games), others might go with Seattle (MLS Cup defense + scary attack), and if you're really brave, you might opt for Houston (La Pantera!) or Minnesota (someone is going to score goals). You'll have to listen to see who the guys went with. Let us know who you'd go with in the comment section below! Also of note, big days from No. 9s. Josef Martinez had yet another big day for Atlanta United, Cyle Larin keeps scoring at home, Fanendo Adi is a bull in the box and Jozy Altidore closes the door in Vancouver. So who's the best finisher in MLS? Once again, opinions are split. Same when it comes to the US national team, where there are changes galore ahead of a must-win Hexagonal matchup with Honduras. Plus, tune in for a wildly entertaining interview with Brian Dunseth and a mailbag with hot, lukewarm and cold takes from you, the listeners!

En plena grabación cae la destitución de Jeff Cassar de Real Salt Lake. La vimos llegar. Destacamos las primeras jornadas de Josef Martínez, Fanendo Adi y Maxi Urruti. Y los invitamos al inicio de NASL y USL.

Well, if you've had a disappointing season, at least end it with a bang and send the fans home happy. And that's just what Vancouver Whitecaps did with their 4-1 demolition of their bitter rivals, Portland Timbers. We're joined by Harjeet Johal to look back over the game, pondering, as everyone else is at the moment, just where that team has been all years and looking at the performances that got the job done. Giles Barnes, Pedro Morales, and a whole load more players are all up for discussion as we look back at the year that was and what the Whitecaps need to do this offseason to be in a different position in 12 months time. We ponder signings, salaries, the future of Carl Robinson if he can't turn things around, and a lot more besides. We also bring you some postgame audio from Whitecaps coach Carl Robinson, Portland Timbers coach Caleb Porter, and Timbers striker Fanendo Adi, who coincidentally falls to the ground in games like a felled tree. There's a lot of talk to be had, so have a listen.

C'est le retour des vacances!!! En compagnie de notre invité Alek Avendano, co-animateur de l'après-match partisan IMFC LopoAvendano, nous faisons l'analyse des joueurs africains de l'Impact au deux tiers de la saison en MLS. Nous parlons également d'autres sujets, notamment: -Des meilleurs buteurs africains de la MLS en 2016 comme Fanendo Adi et Ola Kamara. -De la saison décevante de Kei Kamara suite à son transfert au Révolution de la Nouvelle-Angleterre. -De soccer olympique qui a lieu actuellement à Rio. -Du mercato estival en Europe. Qui est gagnant? -De la J-League au Japon qui vient de signer une lucrative entente avec la compagnie de diffusion en streaming Perform. Bonne écoute. Crédit musique: African Drums (Sting) par Twin Musicom est protégée par une licence Creative Commons Attribution (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artiste : www.twinmusicom.org/’

The Filibuster team is united once again, and Jason, Adam, and Ben are here to talk about D.C. United's 2-2 draw with the Philadelphia Union. We talk about whether or not this is the turning point of the season, and have to keep talking about how the finishing needs to improve and how United is shot shy. We talk about how the game changed with the subs of Julian Buescher, Lamar Neagle, and Kennedy Igboananike, which also was around the same time Ben Olsen got sent off. Finally, we talk about Rob Vincent as a defensive midfielder and what we want to see against Portland. To help us preview the game against Portland Timbers, we bring on FourFourTwo USA's Richard Farley. We ask him about Portland's win over Sporting Kansas City and Porterball versus Bennyball. We have to talk about how Portland is yet to win a road game this year, and how they will try and win their first without Diego Chara. We talk about their new defenders, including Vytas, as well as the new forward line pairing of Jack McInerney and Fanendo Adi. Diego Valeri has been playing wide recently, so we have to dig into that, as well as who replaces Alvas Powell and the question of Adam Kwarasey versus Jake Gleeson. We then move into a bigger discussion of D.C. United and the whole Eastern Conference versus the Western Conference, before coming back around to ask how Portland would gameplan D.C. United. Give it a listen!

Au menu de cette nouvelle édition du MLS Africa Plus: -Les joueurs africains qui surprennent ou répondent aux attentes dans la MLS au au quart de la saison. -Actualité footballistique: Fanendo Adi intéresse l'AS St-Étienne et Crystal Place. Pierre-Émérick Aubameyang aurait reçu une offre de transfert de Liverpool. Sofiane Boufal blessé pour le reste de la saison à Lille en Ligue 1. Un accord de partenariat pour cinq ans est signé en la Ligue Professionnelle du Nigéria et la Liga Espagnole. -Leicester City champion d'Angleterre inquiète les bookmakers anglais qui accuseraient de lourdes pertes financières. Ont-ils raison de s'inquiéter? -Présentation d'un web-documentaire sur les dessous et les coulisses du monde du foot: "Hors-Jeu", sorti en ligne en avril dernier et dont la forme narrative repose sur le principe des cartes à collectionner. Toujours du contenu 100% foot et original rien que pour vous. Bonne écoute.

[12/10/15, 8:10:17 PM] Andrew Wiebe: The bow still has to be tied on the Portland Timbers’ MLS Cup triumph, so the guys bring in Fanendo Adi to close it out. Adi paints a colorful picture of the festivities from the parties to the airport greeting and a historic parade. The Nigerian also gives an update on his national and club team future. In the second segment, the offseason officially begins in the ETR universe. The Philadelphia Union started fast in the Earnie Stewart era, but can they turn themselves into a playoff contender? Every MLS team now has sweet, sweet TAM to work with as well. Matt explains what that means as best he can, plus gives the rundown on the first-ever free agency test case. In the mailbag, Andrew, Matt and David made some enemies and now have to answer the call. Why isn’t Portland the undoubted best club in MLS? How can the Eastern Conference be equal to the West? And who should MLS fans keep an eye in this weekend’s College Cup?

The SBI Show: Episode 245 (MLS Cup preview w/Wil Trapp and Fanendo Adi)

Drew and Kyle talk about the Timbers' recent good run of form at home, the fate of Fanendo Adi and if the front office will still be looking to bring in a new striker, then talk to Dan Stroud, East Coast Platooner and Philadelphian, about the upcoming game against the Union this weekend.The Timbers Field Report (@TAFieldReport) is hosted by Kyle Carvalho (@Carvalhok1222) and Drew Olsen (@drewjolsen). They talk about PTFC fandom from afar, Timbers news, away-day travel, and whatever else crosses their mind. Please leave review and give us a five star rating on your favorite podcasting app! You can email us at timbersfieldreport@gmail.com.

This week Kyle and Drew are joined by Travis Hefner of the East Coast Platoon. He discusses his trip to the game in Toronto and discovering he was never legally born, then the guys talk about the solid performance at home versus DC United, Nagbe's future, how terrible Fanendo Adi is, and how long Alvas Powell will remain a Timber.The Timbers Field Report (@TAFieldReport) is hosted by Kyle Carvalho (@Carvalhok1222) and Drew Olsen (@drewjolsen). They talk about PTFC fandom from afar, Timbers news, away-day travel, and whatever else crosses their mind. Please leave review and give us a five star rating on your favorite podcasting app! You can email us at timbersfieldreport@gmail.com.

Another Saturday, another late, late winning goal for Vancouver Whitecaps. It's all getting so wonderfully predictable! Portland Timbers became the latest team to be on the end of a Whitecaps smash and grab thanks to Robert Earnshaw's 90th minute winner. Nice to do that in any game but when it's in a Cascadian derby against one of your fiercest rivals, then it's even sweeter. So as you can imagine, we're pretty cock-a-hoop here at AFTN Towers as we bring you our double whammy of our Portland postgame show and a quick USL WFC2 preview podcast. We pick over the bones of the game and hear from both Vancouver coach Carl Robinson and Portland head honcho Caleb Porter, with their thoughts on how the match played out, the goals and the key players. And talking of those, we also hear from Whitecaps match winner Robert Earnshaw and the man of the match, goalkeeper David Ousted. We also hear from the Portland locker room, with the thoughts of Timbers DP Liam Ridgewell, goalscorer Fanendo Adi and defender Nat Borchers. And there's still time for a quick look at WFC2 kicking off their USL season against Seattle on Sunday, as we chat with head coach Alan Koch and captain Tyler Rosenlund. Have a listen!