Podcast appearances and mentions of Harry Shipp

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Bobby talks to Harry Shipp about his time in MLS and his recent retirement.

Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer joins Softy and Dick to discuss the retirement announcement of Harry Shipp and what the team's outlook is as they prepare for their tournament in Orlando and all that endeavor will entail.

Softy and Dick reminisce about some memorable Husky football games and moments. Joel Corry of CBS Sports joins Softy and Dick to breakdown the latest with Jadeveon Clowney's free agency, the outlook for a return to the NFL for Colin Kaepernick and what a contract could look like and the scope of an extension for Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer joins Softy and Dick to discuss the retirement announcement of Harry Shipp and what the team's outlook is as they prepare for their tournament in Orlando and all that endeavor will entail.

Today on ST,Kevin and Duane are joined by Simon Fudge of Soccer Talk Vancouver to talk about the departure of Mark Pannes as CEO of the Whitecaps and what it means for the club.Plus, they talk about the Premier League, Champions League and give a nod to the newly retired Harry Shipp.A great show as always, check it out.If you are in a position to help someone affected by COVID-19 and its ramifications, please consider helping.Consider supporting us through these times with a share and a review.Become a VIP and get access to exclusive content on top of supporting independent journalism.http://patreon.com/sportspodcastingnetworkThe world of football with a soccer perspective, this is Soccer Today! on the Sports Podcasting NetworkLIVE at 11 am E / 8 am P Monday to Friday on Twitter/Periscope @SoccerTodaySPNHosted by Duane Rollins @24thminute and Kevin Laramée @kevlarameehttps://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/soccer-today!-on-spn-radio/id1123104604?mt=2https://sportspodcastingnetwork.com/

Today on ST,Kevin and Duane are joined by Simon Fudge of Soccer Talk Vancouver to talk about the departure of Mark Pannes as CEO of the Whitecaps and what it means for the club.Plus, they talk about the Premier League, Champions League and give a nod to the newly retired Harry Shipp.A great show as always, check it out.If you are in a position to help someone affected by COVID-19 and its ramifications, please consider helping.Consider supporting us through these times with a share and a review.Become a VIP and get access to exclusive content on top of supporting independent journalism.http://patreon.com/sportspodcastingnetworkThe world of football with a soccer perspective, this is Soccer Today! on the Sports Podcasting NetworkLIVE at 11 am E / 8 am P Monday to Friday on Twitter/Periscope @SoccerTodaySPNHosted by Duane Rollins @24thminute and Kevin Laramée @kevlarameehttps://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/soccer-today!-on-spn-radio/id1123104604?mt=2https://sportspodcastingnetwork.com/

Today on ST,Kevin and Duane are joined by Simon Fudge of Soccer Talk Vancouver to talk about the departure of Mark Pannes as CEO of the Whitecaps and what it means for the club.Plus, they talk about the Premier League, Champions League and give a nod to the newly retired Harry Shipp.A great show as always, check it out.If you are in a position to help someone affected by COVID-19 and its ramifications, please consider helping.Consider supporting us through these times with a share and a review.Become a VIP and get access to exclusive content on top of supporting independent journalism.http://patreon.com/sportspodcastingnetworkThe world of football with a soccer perspective, this is Soccer Today! on the Sports Podcasting NetworkLIVE at 11 am E / 8 am P Monday to Friday on Twitter/Periscope @SoccerTodaySPNHosted by Duane Rollins @24thminute and Kevin Laramée @kevlarameehttps://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/soccer-today!-on-spn-radio/id1123104604?mt=2https://sportspodcastingnetwork.com/

Today on ST,Kevin and Duane are joined by Simon Fudge of Soccer Talk Vancouver to talk about the departure of Mark Pannes as CEO of the Whitecaps and what it means for the club.Plus, they talk about the Premier League, Champions League and give a nod to the newly retired Harry Shipp.A great show as always, check it out.If you are in a position to help someone affected by COVID-19 and its ramifications, please consider helping.Consider supporting us through these times with a share and a review.Become a VIP and get access to exclusive content on top of supporting independent journalism.http://patreon.com/sportspodcastingnetworkThe world of football with a soccer perspective, this is Soccer Today! on the Sports Podcasting NetworkLIVE at 11 am E / 8 am P Monday to Friday on Twitter/Periscope @SoccerTodaySPNHosted by Duane Rollins @24thminute and Kevin Laramée @kevlarameehttps://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/soccer-today!-on-spn-radio/id1123104604?mt=2https://sportspodcastingnetwork.com/

Today on ST,Kevin and Duane are joined by Simon Fudge of Soccer Talk Vancouver to talk about the departure of Mark Pannes as CEO of the Whitecaps and what it means for the club.Plus, they talk about the Premier League, Champions League and give a nod to the newly retired Harry Shipp.A great show as always, check it out.If you are in a position to help someone affected by COVID-19 and its ramifications, please consider helping.Consider supporting us through these times with a share and a review.Become a VIP and get access to exclusive content on top of supporting independent journalism.http://patreon.com/sportspodcastingnetworkThe world of football with a soccer perspective, this is Soccer Today! on the Sports Podcasting NetworkLIVE at 11 am E / 8 am P Monday to Friday on Twitter/Periscope @SoccerTodaySPNHosted by Duane Rollins @24thminute and Kevin Laramée @kevlarameehttps://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/soccer-today!-on-spn-radio/id1123104604?mt=2https://sportspodcastingnetwork.com/

Is time real? Are birds real? Is any of this world real? Harry Shipp left the Sounders to go wrestle with some of life’s existential questions and left the rest of us behind IN ORLANDO WITH CALEB PORTER. Sounders sign two new players, but really they just signed one really tall man who is 100% definitely old enough to buy beer. You can tell by his mustache.

Softy and Dick reminisce about some memorable Husky football games and moments. Joel Corry of CBS Sports joins Softy and Dick to breakdown the latest with Jadeveon Clowney's free agency, the outlook for a return to the NFL for Colin Kaepernick and what a contract could look like and the scope of an extension for Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer joins Softy and Dick to discuss the retirement announcement of Harry Shipp and what the team's outlook is as they prepare for their tournament in Orlando and all that endeavor will entail.

This week on Winging It With Zak and Brad, Sounders right back Kelvin Leerdam joins the guys to talk about the upcoming MLS is Back tournament, why Holland has never won the World Cup and just how close USA is to being a world football power. Steve and Brad offer their thoughts on Group B and talk the career of Harry Shipp.

Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer joins Softy and Dick to discuss the retirement announcement of Harry Shipp and what the team's outlook is as they prepare for their tournament in Orlando and all that endeavor will entail.

Softy and Dick reminisce about some memorable Husky football games and moments. Joel Corry of CBS Sports joins Softy and Dick to breakdown the latest with Jadeveon Clowney's free agency, the outlook for a return to the NFL for Colin Kaepernick and what a contract could look like and the scope of an extension for Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer joins Softy and Dick to discuss the retirement announcement of Harry Shipp and what the team's outlook is as they prepare for their tournament in Orlando and all that endeavor will entail.

On this week's podcast, Steve Zakuani and Brad Evans are first joined by Sounders FC midfielder and player rep Harry Shipp as he gives more insight into the state of the team and how players are coming together to discuss return-to-play options. Then, Club Director of Goalkeeping Tommy Dutra makes an appearance - definitely worth a listen.

Tonight on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, we discuss the 2-0 loss in Colorado and youth soccer with midfielder Harry Shipp, the team losing their High Performance Director plus Saad Abdul-Salaam's season with General Manager and President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey, then preview Sunday's match against the Red Bulls with New York Broadcaster Matt Harmon.

The Sounders play moneybald and it pays off against Atlanta. Learn German and why Harry Shipp is the Charlie Day of Seattle as we break down why Fartland sucks and you NEVER LEAVE AT HALFTIME.

The Mariners are back! Yes, they lost today for the first time since last weekend, but the bigger story was the Mets' loss to Philly due to former M Edwin Diaz giving up five runs in the ninth, much to the dismay of Mike Francesa. It's not the first time Diaz hasn't looked good of late, and when you combine that with Cano's problems, and everything we've gotten in return for those two guys, it looks like we've won that trade. Baseball attendance is in trouble, and the M's in particular are down because, well, the team isn't good, so what can the team do to get more fans to go to games? What motivates you to go to baseball games? Anthony Davis has waived his $4 million kicker, and reportedly it's because he's going to make an extra $4 million for his role in Space Jam 2. Wait, is that allowed? Sounders midfielder Harry Shipp drops by the studio to talk about Saturday's match against Vancouver, Chad Marshall, plus thoughts on flopping and more.

The Mariners are back! Yes, they lost today for the first time since last weekend, but the bigger story was the Mets' loss to Philly due to former M Edwin Diaz giving up five runs in the ninth, much to the dismay of Mike Francesa. It's not the first time Diaz hasn't looked good of late, and when you combine that with Cano's problems, and everything we've gotten in return for those two guys, it looks like we've won that trade. Baseball attendance is in trouble, and the M's in particular are down because, well, the team isn't good, so what can the team do to get more fans to go to games? What motivates you to go to baseball games? Anthony Davis has waived his $4 million kicker, and reportedly it's because he's going to make an extra $4 million for his role in Space Jam 2. Wait, is that allowed? Sounders midfielder Harry Shipp drops by the studio to talk about Saturday's match against Vancouver, Chad Marshall, plus thoughts on flopping and more.

The Mariners are back! Yes, they lost today for the first time since last weekend, but the bigger story was the Mets' loss to Philly due to former M Edwin Diaz giving up five runs in the ninth, much to the dismay of Mike Francesa. It's not the first time Diaz hasn't looked good of late, and when you combine that with Cano's problems, and everything we've gotten in return for those two guys, it looks like we've won that trade. Baseball attendance is in trouble, and the M's in particular are down because, well, the team isn't good, so what can the team do to get more fans to go to games? What motivates you to go to baseball games? Anthony Davis has waived his $4 million kicker, and reportedly it's because he's going to make an extra $4 million for his role in Space Jam 2. Wait, is that allowed? Sounders midfielder Harry Shipp drops by the studio to talk about Saturday's match against Vancouver, Chad Marshall, plus thoughts on flopping and more.

Full show coming Saturday, but we wanted to get some audio from Andrew Hammond sports writer for the Tacoma News Tribune. (Support local media.) Andrew threw a couple of questions at Brian Schmetzer, and also got some time with Harry Shipp after the Sounders fell to the Timbers in USOC play on Wednesday.Enjoy, and see you on Saturday for the full show!Regular featured family:@cm_peterson Cat Peterson@AHammTNT Andrew Hammond@nate_bowling Nathan Bowling@podfish Steve Ketelsen@muffintopmodel Tim HamiltonPlease tell your friends and SUBSCRIBE! on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, or touch the RSS feed link below.This production of the Flounders B-Team is released under the Creative Commons 3.0 International Share-Alike Attribution License. Please use our stuff! Just tell folks where you got it!Bumper music Resigned To Attack by We Is Shore Dedicated is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License.Opening/closing theme is a parody of the opening theme from the A-Team (c)1984 Silva America.Check out Channel 253's other amazing podcasts at https://channel253.com and BECOME A MEMBER for only $4/month to get access to special member benefits & events! Join by June 17 and you can win a round trip ticket anywhere @alaskaair flies!Thanks for listening, and see you in the terraces! #EBFGRSS Feed

Tonight on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, the show features midfielder Harry Shipp discussing Wednesday's match against his former team, General Manager Garth Lagerwey on own goals as well as the US Open Cup and Leagues Cup, plus Sixty Seconds in the South Sound with Andrew Harvey and a preview of Wednesday's match in Montreal with Impact Play-By-Play Voice Rick Moffat.

This week on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, S2 Assistant Coach and Broadcast Analyst Wade Webber discusses the victory over New York City and Academy players heading to S2 soon, General Manager and President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey provides an update on potential signings ahead of the MLS Summer Transfer Window closing on August 8, and Midfielder Harry Shipp talks about his performance against NYC, not high-fiving Bryan Meredith, and his questionable haircut.

Steve Zakuani breaks down Seattle's current unbeaten streak, why the win against NYCFC was biggest of season and Harry Shipp's current form. Steve shares his initial thoughts on Raúl Ruidíaz and analyzes Clint Dempsey's role with the team.

The crew welcomes in Prost Portland editor Matt Hoffman to discuss Portland's 3-2 loss in Columbus after opening the episode with a touch of national team coverage. Hoffman provides insights on how Guzman's absence affected the Timbers last weekend, and on how he believes Portland will fare at home against New England this coming Sunday.    This week's Sounders segment focuses on analyzing Atlanta United and their potent front six ahead of their first-ever MLS clash in Seattle on Friday. Josef Martinez is out injured for the expansion side, but will veteran striker Kenwyne Jones be able to step and fill the void? A short exclusive with Harry Shipp following Seattle's 1-1 friendly match draw with Club Necaxa also appears.   Vancouver are set to host yet another match altered by their CCL ambitions, and our preview of their upcoming match with LA Galaxy focuses on ways to conserve energy for next Tuesday's CCL Semifinal 2nd leg.    PLAYLIST:    5:30- Timbers review @ Columbus, preview v NE Revolution 20:30- Sounders short review v Club Necaxa, big preview v Atlanta United 46:45- Whitecaps preview v LA Galaxy (with Tigres in mind) 

It’s been an interesting couple weeks to be a Seattle Sounders fan. The Sounders, of course, won their first game of the year, a confidence-building win over the New York Red Bulls. The goals from Clint Dempsey, Jordan Morris and Harry Shipp all doing their part to aid in the good feelings. The game also featured standout performances from Joevin Jones, Cristian Roldan and even Gustav Svensson, who’s proving himself to be a regular Swedish Army Knife. But then Dempsey went on the international stage and bagged himself a hat trick. That doesn’t do much for the Sounders directly, but it sure is nice knowing that the Designated Player appears to be back to his old self. Speaking of Svensson, we also got to interview him. He’s got some great stories about playing in Crimea at the time of the Russian invasion and apparently even played a game in Turkey in front of a 45,000-strong crowd of all women. Definitely worth a listen.

It's been an interesting couple weeks to be a Seattle Sounders fan. The Sounders, of course, won their first game of the year, a confidence-building win over the New York Red Bulls. The goals from Clint Dempsey, Jordan Morris and Harry Shipp all doing their part to aid in the good feelings. The game also featured standout performances from Joevin Jones, Cristian Roldan and even Gustav Svensson, who's proving himself to be a regular Swedish Army Knife. But then Dempsey went on the international stage and bagged himself a hat trick. That doesn't do much for the Sounders directly, but it sure is nice knowing that the Designated Player appears to be back to his old self. Speaking of Svensson, we also got to interview him. He's got some great stories about playing in Crimea at the time of the Russian invasion and apparently even played a game in Turkey in front of a 45,000-strong crowd of all women. Definitely worth a listen.

It's been an interesting couple weeks to be a Seattle Sounders fan. The Sounders, of course, won their first game of the year, a confidence-building win over the New York Red Bulls. The goals from Clint Dempsey, Jordan Morris and Harry Shipp all doing their part to aid in the good feelings. The game also featured standout performances from Joevin Jones, Cristian Roldan and even Gustav Svensson, who's proving himself to be a regular Swedish Army Knife. But then Dempsey went on the international stage and bagged himself a hat trick. That doesn't do much for the Sounders directly, but it sure is nice knowing that the Designated Player appears to be back to his old self. Speaking of Svensson, we also got to interview him. He's got some great stories about playing in Crimea at the time of the Russian invasion and apparently even played a game in Turkey in front of a 45,000-strong crowd of all women. Definitely worth a listen.

We're now just a days away from the Seattle Sounders' first game as defending MLS Cup champions. Has a pretty nice ring to it, right? Well, we figured we better get the band together for a season preview, inviting Richard Farley onto the show to give us another perspective on the Sounders as well as the rest of the competition. We all seemed to agree that FC Dallas and Toronto FC are probably the biggest threats to unseating the Sounders. We've also decided that if the Portland Timbers can't put it together with the squad they assembled that the guy who deserves the blame is almost certainly Caleb Porter. In between the Sounders and MLS segments, we sit down with Harry Shipp. Suffice it to say, you're probably going to end up rooting for him after listening to this interview. Shipp talked extensively about how he never felt his head was right in Montreal and was generally quite introspective. This is a player who seems to have a coaching career in his future.

We're now just a days away from the Seattle Sounders' first game as defending MLS Cup champions. Has a pretty nice ring to it, right? Well, we figured we better get the band together for a season preview, inviting Richard Farley onto the show to give us another perspective on the Sounders as well as the rest of the competition. We all seemed to agree that FC Dallas and Toronto FC are probably the biggest threats to unseating the Sounders. We've also decided that if the Portland Timbers can't put it together with the squad they assembled that the guy who deserves the blame is almost certainly Caleb Porter. In between the Sounders and MLS segments, we sit down with Harry Shipp. Suffice it to say, you're probably going to end up rooting for him after listening to this interview. Shipp talked extensively about how he never felt his head was right in Montreal and was generally quite introspective. This is a player who seems to have a coaching career in his future.

We're now just a days away from the Seattle Sounders' first game as defending MLS Cup champions. Has a pretty nice ring to it, right? Well, we figured we better get the band together for a season preview, inviting Richard Farley onto the show to give us another perspective on the Sounders as well as the rest of the competition. We all seemed to agree that FC Dallas and Toronto FC are probably the biggest threats to unseating the Sounders. We've also decided that if the Portland Timbers can't put it together with the squad they assembled that the guy who deserves the blame is almost certainly Caleb Porter. In between the Sounders and MLS segments, we sit down with Harry Shipp. Suffice it to say, you're probably going to end up rooting for him after listening to this interview. Shipp talked extensively about how he never felt his head was right in Montreal and was generally quite introspective. This is a player who seems to have a coaching career in his future.

Filibuster is back on a Tuesday morning, and we're both happy (about soccer) and sad (about Prince). We start (7:30) by talking about D.C. United's 3-0 win over the New England Revolution, and we have to mention the Luciano Acosta goal. We talk about how Fabian Espindola got himself injured by shooting as well as the improved play of Bobby Boswell and the back four. We end by talking about the buildup to Lamar Neagle's penalty kick goal (and how nice it was to have a well taken penalty) and talk about Alvaro Saborio's goal and whether it should have counted. In the second segment we welcome back Sean Spence from Hot Time in Old Time to talk about D.C. United's upcoming trip to Chicago. We talk about the Fire's offensive woes so far and whether or not they are explicitly playing defense first. We compare Veljko Paunovic to Frank Yallop, and ask Sean about Paunovic's benching of Sean Johnson. We inquire about the state of a number of players, including Razvan Cocis, Kennedy Igboananike, and Gilberto (with a sad interlude about Harry Shipp), before ending by asking Sean how much he misses Chris Rolfe and Patrick Nyarko. Give it a listen!

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!

The waiting is finally over. MLS Soccer Sunday is here, with 10 games and a live digital extravaganza in store after months sans meaningful domestic soccer. The guys rejoice, then finish up their four-minute preview drill with the cream of the 2015 crop. Guess who got a new Designated Player deal! More Didier Drogba controversy? You better believe it. We promised you predictions, and we shall deliver. See who the guys peg, via highly scientific means, for Breakout, Newcomer, Young and Old Player, Goalkeeper, Defender, Golden Boot and Landon Donovan MVP. Plus, MLS Cup, Supporters’ Shield, US Open Cup and the Canadian Championship are all handed out. Will your side win a trophy in 2016? Finally, it’s all about the listeners and their off-the-wall questions in the mailbag. Best hair, most buyer’s remorse and a Harry Shipp prediction. This really is must-listen stuff ahead of the 2016 season!

La gang du Kan Football Club se retrouve pour un nouvel épisode. Au programme: L'arrivée de Harry Shipp, l'avenir de Maxim Crepeau, les matchs préparatoires Impact de Montréal, et un tour du côté de l'Europe.  - Joignez la conversation sur: https://www.facebook.com/kanfootballclub https://twitter.com/kanfootclub http://kanfootballclub.com/

David is out cavorting, but Andrew, Matt and Arielle are around to hold down the fort. The Sounders remain mum, but Obafemi Martins says he’s on his way to China. While that shakes out, the guys wonder whether the Seattle could actually be better without him? It also seems the Fire have identified a Harry Shipp replacement, and C.J. Sapong is targeting 20 goals. Who else could break out? In the second segment, adidas senior product manager Mike Walker (translation: the creative force behind MLS jerseys and team gear) joins Andrew and Arielle to explain the how, what and why behind this year’s kit releases. Make sure you stick around to see how your team’s look came together. And, finally, in the mailbag, Sounders fans chime in on Martins’ impending move, and Andrew puts his foot in his mouth as the MLS reality TV train runs its course.

La gang du Kan Football Club se retrouve pour un nouvel épisode.Au programme: L'arrivée de Harry Shipp, l'avenir de Maxim Crepeau, les matchs préparatoires Impact de Montréal, et un tour du côté de l'Europe. - Joignez la conversation sur:https://www.facebook.com/kanfootballclubhttps://twitter.com/kanfootclubhttp://kanfootballclub.com/

In this week’s MLSGB Podcast regular host Zack Walford sits down with Jamie Ives and Louis East to discuss Harry Shipp’s surprise trade from Chicago Fire to Montreal Impact and the implications for both clubs. Then, moving on to the Premier League, the team look at Sunderland and Manchester United and what both sides can … Continue reading PODCAST: Harry Shipp’s Montreal move, Sunderland & Manchester United discussed

La gang du Kan Football Club se retrouve pour un nouvel épisode. Au programme: L'arrivée de Harry Shipp, l'avenir de Maxim Crepeau, les matchs préparatoires Impact de Montréal, et un tour du côté de l'Europe.  - Joignez la conversation sur: https://www.facebook.com/kanfootballclub https://twitter.com/kanfootclub http://kanfootballclub.com/

After a long weekend of franchise-changing news across MLS, the guys dive in head first as Harry Shipp calls in from the training field in Tampa after his first session with the Impact. Shipp re-lives the moment he found out his hometown Fire had shipped him off to Montreal, the emotions he felt in the moment and after (both his own and his mother’s), and what his future with the Impact looks like. Thousands of miles away, Sounders fans face uncertain times with Obafemi Martins reportedly the subject of a bid from China. Could it actually be a blessing in disguise for Seattle or does it change 2016 expectations? Plus, there’s a villain on the move in the Western Conference and more roster moves to digest. In the mailbag, TV executives beware as the ETR fan club sends in their best MLS reality show ideas. Giovinco driving around in a red convertible eating at questionable diners? Green light. Pipa and Laurent Ciman in a physical face off? Yes, please.

Soccer Talk with Tyler Green and Simon Fudge is back for the February 14th edition - presented by Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy, as they broadcast from the Barber and Co. studios. On this episode, Tyler and Simon discuss why it was time for Gershon Koffie to move on from Whitecaps FC after the midfielder was traded to New England Revolution on Thursday. With Koffie gone, what does this mean for Vancouver’s other defensive midfield options like Deybi Flores and Russell Teibert? The boys also discuss the latest additions to Whitecaps FC 2. Is there more pressure for WFC 2 to perform this year in USL than their inaugural season in 2015? 15-year-old striker Alphonso Davies has impressed this preseason with the Whitecaps first team, but where should the Edmonton youngster start the 2016 campaign - MLS, USL, or back in Whitecaps Residency? There is MLS news, with Harry Shipp now a Montreal Impact player after leaving hometown club Chicago Fire, and EPL giants Arsenal being confirmed as this summer’s opponents for the MLS All-Stars in San Jose. All that and more on the February 14th version of Soccer Talk! More info about Soccer Talk on Facebook! And visit our friends at Find a Property and at Tenth and Proper.  

Les commentaires exclusifs de Mauro Biello sur l'acquisition de Harry Shipp, provenant du Chicago Fire.

It is a Tuesday, and that means that Filibuster is back for your enjoyment. Jason, Ben, and Adam have to take some time to talk about Copa Concacaf and the failure of the USMNT and Jurgen Klinsmann to qualify for the 2017 Confederations Cup. We talk about how at least the game was exciting for neutrals, how it was close on the scoreboard but not on the field, how the USMNT hasn't improved since the World Cup, and who should stay and who should go. We then talk about tonight's game between the USMNT and Costa Rica, but we're mostly just talking more about the general state of the USMNT. We talk about Fabian Johnson being sent home, Klinsmann's statements vs. his reality, and whether or not he should be fired from either his technical director or head coach jobs. Finally, we address the strawman of whether or not there is anyone who could possibly replace Jurgen. We then turn to D.C. United and talk about this weekend's game versus the Chicago Fire. We talk about Harry Shipp actually being played in position, Matt Polster being played all over, Steve Birnbaum versus Kofi Opare, and how to beat the Fire. It is a jam packed episode, so give it a listen!

We're here to sing the praises of Pedro Ribeiro. Actually, we're here to break down the 2-2 draw against Columbus Crew, as well as look ahead to Saturday's match-up with the Chicago Fire. Joining us to talk about the Fire and what they bring to the table is Sean Spence, the editor-in-chief of Hot Time in Old Town, our SB Nation sister blog that covers Chicago on a daily basis. We also get into the big stadium news that Orlando City dropped on Friday about privately funding a bigger downtown soccer-specific stadium than was originally planned. They say "bigger is better" and it sure will be when the new home of the Lions is unveiled some time next summer. And would you believe that we had this entire conversation without once saying anything bad about our opponents' fans? Well, we did. Here's how this episode of the PawedCast went down (and you can subscribe to us on iTunes and/or Stitcher): 0:26- Me, Austin David and Andrew Harrison discuss the change of direction for the downtown stadium and we break down the crew and look ahead to potential lineup changes at Chicago. Also, Pedro Ribeiro is good at kicking soccer balls. 29:29- Sean Spence hops aboard to tell us why we should fear Harry Shipp, David Accam and company. His breakdown of his team will give you all the background info on the Fire that you need. 49:30- It's prediction time, and you know darn well we're going to be wrong. That's it for this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two words: Holy Shipp. In Chicago, that's the rallying cry of an entire fanbase after Homegrown hero Harry Shipp stole the show against Philadelphia to break a three-game losing streak. But what makes Shipp so special? Let him tell you the story, from Fire fandom to Notre Dame to the first team. Now, what about a US national team look?New York Red Bulls head coach Jesse Marsch made some news this week when he chimed in on the USMNT and Jurgen Klinsmann. The guys clarify those comments and dive into Red Bull land, where Marsch and his new-look squad sit atop the Eastern Conference despite playing only three games in four weeks. Did he see this coming? What makes Dax McCarty the ideal captain? And, most importantly to the South Ward, can he replicate Mike Petke's Supporters' Shield and playoff success?In the mailbag, the guys break down long throws, the top five stadiums in MLS and darby vs. derby pronunciation.

If you watched the College Cup, you probably wondered about the quality of soccer being played and the bus Virginia parked in front of their own goal. If you didn't watch, you probably heard all about it on Twitter. So what's more important? Winning ugly or at least trying to play? Meanwhile, another trophy was lifted in Liga MX, Frank Lampard's NYCFC fate got murkier, Steven Gerrard was linked with the Red Bulls and Brek Shea seems to be on his way to Orlando. Oh, and what do we make of this?The Fire aren't just being linked with Designated Players, they're signing them. Kennedy Igboananike is already in the bag, and there might be a Ghanaian striker on the way as well. No matter how you twist it, Frank Yallop is making moves. He gives the guys the lowdown on everything going down in the Windy City, plus elaborates on Harry Shipp's future. In the mailbag, Simon keeps making excuses about the ScoreBorg, the guys wonder which MLSers would make the best managers, the Revs empty forward stable is addressed and David hints at a life-changing holiday season. 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!