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¡Revive la historia del mundial de Brasil 2014 con este video lleno de memorias y mucho fútbol!En este episodio de las Memorias de un Futbolero Podcast recordamos los goles más espectaculares, las jugadas más emocionantes y los momentos más memorables del mundial de Brasil 2014 que cautivó que cautivó al mundo entero. En este episodio recordamos:Fuleco la mascota de Brasil 2014Brazuca la pelota oficial del mundialBrasil 2014 fue el primer mundial con tecnologíaEl encuentro entre Brasil y México y las atajadas de Guillermo OchoaLa Goleada 5 a 1 de Holanda vs EspañaEl gol de palomita de Robin Van PersieEl grupo de la muerte entre Costa Rica, Uruguay, Italia e InglaterraLa mordida de Luis Suárez a ChielliniEl mejor gol del mundial del 2014 : James RodríguezNo era penal de Arjen Robben y Rafa MarquezLas 16 atajadas de Tim Howard contra BélgicaLa sustitución en los penales de Tim Krul contra Costa RicaEl Mineirazo 7 a 1 de Alemania a BrasilLa falla de Gonzalo 'Pipita' Higuain contra AlemaniaEl gol de Mario Gotze en la final contra ArgentinaEl mejor jugador de Brasil 2014Brasil 2014 es sin duda uno de los mundiales de fútbol más importantes de la historia.Memorias de un Futbolero Podcast  Disponible en Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Deezer, iVoox y Youtube.Escribeme a instagram @kitogonzalez12 para conocer tu opinión, sugerencias sobre Memorias de un Futbolero PodcastSupport the showDisponible en Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Deezer, iVoox y Youtube.

Le FC Copains revient aujourd'hui avec un nouveau débat foot autour de la question suivante A son prime, tu choisis qui ? Cavani

If you haven't realized it yet, soccer (aka 'actual football') is a great way to connect with people from countries and cultures around the world. And especially for us Americans, it can serve as a diplomatic avenue to show an appreciation for others' cultures. Today's episode discusses that very idea, but also what it's like to simply stumble upon opportunities, almost serendipitously, to add some footy into your pre-existing travel plans. We hope you enjoy this one, as our guest, Keving Godlberg, recalls two such instances, both of them involving World Cup Qualifiers - one in 2004 in Argentina, the other in 2008 in Eswatini (FKA Swaziland). Recommended reading: Kevin mentions two great books on our book shelves that every footy fan should read - How Soccer Explains the World, by Franklin Foer and Soccer Against the Enemy, by Simon Kuper.   * EPISODE 50 is on its way... and you could be on it! * We want to celebrate this major milestone by featuring your footy travel questions on the episode. Whatever your question is, record it on a voice memo app, try to keep it to 30 seconds or less, and email it to . Tell us your name, where you're from, and we'll select the best, most-well composed ones to answer right here, on Episode 50 of Footy Travelers Podcast. Foot(y)notes: Our favorite footy for good organization, the Craig Willinger Fund, is looking for its next set of honorees! If you are (or know) a young person fighting a critical illness, visit their website to apply to be an honoree today. The Footy Travelers Fan Shop is NOW OPEN! Grab our latest jersey release or a brilliantly designed supporter scarf. Here's a good write-up on the World Cup 2030 announcement, and another on why all roads lead to Saudi Arabia 2034. Euro 2024 tickets are available in the initial application phase until October 26, 2023 (2pm CET). More tickets available after draw on December 2, 2023. Keep your eyes on the CONMEBOL website and channels for news on Copa America 2024. Check out our friends at Race2Adventure (R2A) and their upcoming trips to Morocco and Scotland.   Episode Outline 01:42 | Footy travel news review 14:52 | Fantasy Premier League comiserating 18:31 | Why was Kevin in Argentina and Eswatini (FKA Swaziland) in the first place? 22:22 | The beautiful practice of integrating the beautiful game into pre-existing travel  25:06 | Argentina 2004 33:51 | Swaziland 2008 begins... 34:35 | ...but first, a fantastic opportunity to support a great (footy) cause 36:24 | The Swaziland vs Togo experience (DJ set included) 46:30 | Xavi saves Kevin at the Madrid airport 48:00 | Footy as a diplomatic tool for culture exchange 55:37 | Using soccer to establish street cred 58:12 | Kevin makes Dutch news

Amanda is back chatting everything Arsenal with two of her very good Gooner mates. Fergus, host of the Guns and Yellow Ribbons podcast and Trev 'Hillsy' regular of the pod too. These two follow The Arsenal home and away so we will discuss this, plus Rice, Havertz and Higuain (joke for those that know..) ..... The lads also answer questions from the chat and Fergus's mother in law makes a couple of telephonic appearances - who has a landline these days? We didn't know they were still a thing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Trentatreesima e ultima puntata della quinta stagione di J-TACTICS, la rubrica di radiomegliodiniente.com, dedicata alla vecchia signora bianconera."Madonna che silenzio c'è stasera", è un film del 1982 diretto da Maurizio Ponzi, scritto e interpretato da Francesco Nuti.Francesco, single, disoccupato e oppresso da una madre possessiva, vive nel grigiore quotidiano, traumatizzato fin dal momento della sveglia che non vuol smettere di suonare, dall'incontro con sua madre che, nonostante abiti sullo stesso pianerottolo, lo prega di "tornare a casa", dall'incontro con una serie di personaggi stravaganti e surreali che incontra mentre percorre le vie di Prato in cerca di lavoro.L'ambientazione nella provincia toscana, famosa per l'industria tessile, è caratterizzata dalla presenza del telaio, il mostro dell'industria manifatturiera che ha reso ricca la città ma che è responsabile delle tante amputazioni delle dita degli operai. Francesco prosegue la sua avventura tutto il giorno e alla sera si ritrova ancora senza lavoro. Unica nota positiva la speranza di riconquistare Maria, la donna che lo aveva da poco abbandonato, e che sul finire della giornata lo cerca per telefono.Il grigiore, la rassegnazione e l'assenza di un futuro roseo del Francesco protagonista della pellicola che da il titolo all'odierna puntata di J-TACTICS può ahinoi trovare un'analogia con l'attuale situazione della Juventus. Tanta incertezza, al momento, per la vecchia signora bianconera. La penalizzazione di 10 punti in classifica inflitta alla Juventus dopo la sentenza della Corte federale d'appello della Figc a seguito della nuova udienza del processo plusvalenze, che di fatto l'ha estromessa dall'Europa che conta per la prossima stagione ha cambiato fortemente i piani della società.Lontani i tempi in cui i bianconeri acquistavano un big a stagione, come i vari Higuain, De Ligt e Cristiano Ronaldo, solo per fare qualche esempio.La Vecchia Signora aveva fatto le sue fortune su uno stadio di proprietà facendosi precursore in Italia di un processo di rinnovamento che lentamente sta coinvolgimento altre squadre. Stadium che negli ultimi mesi della scorsa stagione ha mostrato ampi buchi, con settori pressoché vuoti ed una totale assenza di tifo nel vero senso della parola rendendo ancor più desolante e grigio un finale di campionato avaro di soddisfazioni. Come detto, la querelle relativa alle plusvalenze e le conseguenti sentenze che in questa stagione hanno destabilizzato la squadra stravolgendo completamente la classifica per i bianconeri tanto da estrometterli dalla Champions e probabilmente da tutte le competizioni europee possono cambiare i piani della Juventus. La rosa potrebbe subire un forte ridimensionamento privandosi di quasi tutti i top player ripartendo con alcuni validi elementi emersi dalla Next Gen.Senza Champions e senza partecipazione alla competizioni Uefa, il danno economico per la società sarebbe importante, circa 50 milioni di euro. Ecco perché in questo senso bisognerà probabilmente anche monetizzare dalle cessioni oltre a lasciar scadere i contratti onerosi di alcuni giocatori.In quest'ottica rientra Adrien Rabiot che con un ingaggio da 7 milioni potrebbe non essere più una priorità per la società.La Juventus potrebbe dunque risparmiare qualcosa dagli ingaggi di Di Maria (che ha già salutato Torino e l'ambiente bianconero) e Rabiot ma potrebbe anche sacrificare Dusan Vlahovic.L'ultimo acquisto di un certo peso a livello economico effettuato dalla società, potrebbe presto lasciare la Juventus dopo appena un anno e mezzo.In questo senso il Bayern Monaco ha manifestato interesse per l'attaccante serbo e se arriverà l'offerta che la Juve si attende dai bavaresi il club la considererà con grande attenzione, ovviamente se verrà trovata un'alternativa ritenuta all'altezza. Alternativa che potrebbe anche essere trovata in casa con i vari Milik (in prestito dal Marsiglia ma con un riscatto non troppo dispendioso) e Kean, anche se numericamente la società dovrà comunque, in assenza di Dusan completare il reparto offensivo.Non è chiaro se anche Chiesa lascerà o meno la Juve, l'ex Fiorentina sicuramente sarà oggetto di una riflessione maggiore prima di pensare a metterlo sul mercato. E allora da chi ripartirà la Juventus? Se dovesse rimanere Allegri in panchina potrebbe essere in forte dubbio anche la permanenza di Szczesny, non tanto per via suo costo ma più che altro per le crepe nel rapporto con il tecnico livornese emerse post Siviglia di cui i due sono stati protagonisti con un botta e risposta. Il lavoro più difficile sarà piazzare i tanti giocatori che rientreranno dai prestiti come Arthur, Kulusevski, McKennie a Zakaria da cui la società vorrà monetizzare attraverso le cessioni o almeno prestiti onerosi.Sarà compito del nuovo DS, con Giuntoli che dovrebbe, si spera, arrivare a breve, per questo ruolo e con Giovanni Manna, attuale DS della Next Gen, come suo sostituto pro tempore.La Juventus 2023-24 potrebbe verosimilmente ricominciare da un mix di giovani e senatori con una base formata dai vari Perin, Danilo, Bonucci, Gatti, Bremer, De Sciglio, Fagioli, Locatelli, Miretti, Kostic e Iling. Alex Sandro ha beneficiato invece del rinnovo automatico a 6 milioni a stagione ma a fronte di un'offerta importante la Juventus si libererebbe volentieri anche di lui. Non meno spinosa è la situazione di Pogba, contratto di 3 anni a 10 milioni a stagione. Il francese, praticamente mai utilizzato quest'anno, potrebbe ridiscutere al ribasso con la società eventualmente le cifre del suo ingaggio e di sicuro anche in questo caso non si opporrebbe a una sua ipotetica cessione. Potrebbe invece rinnovare Juan Cuadrado per un altro anno solo però abbassando drasticamente il suo ingaggio attuale da ben 5 milioni. Allegri, avrà il compito di ricostruire dalle ceneri la nuova Juventus senza escludere eventuali ribaltoni in panchina che potrebbero riguardare anche il tecnico livornese, stando ai rumors degli ultimi giorni e con un Tudor ancora alla finestra ad aspettare.Parafrasando il titolo di uno dei capolavori del sempre troppo poco celebrato Nuti: Madonna che silenzio ci sarà da stasera senza J-TACTICS a parlare della nostra amata Juventus, per un estate o forse chissà, per sempre.Di questo e altro parleremo in questa puntata!Diteci la vostra, interagiremo con voi in chat live!Ecco i link dei nostri social:CANALE TELEGRAM:https://t.me/+TYOn7FZAQwet7MAtINSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/jtactics_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=TWITTER:https://twitter.com/RadioMDN?t=woKQltSFRUTw9qibbRZaJA&s=09

Carlo welcomes onto the show Buenos Aires-based Argentine football journalist and expert Daniel Edwards, who gives us a full profile on new Italy and Tigre striker Mateo Retegui.This is an extended clip from this weeks free interview episode of The Italian Football Podcast which is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google podcasts.To listen to this & all other full episodes of The Italian Football Podcast, go to Patreon.com/TIFP to become a Patron for only $2.99 USD per month (excluding VAT).Follow us: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Listen in as Krish is joined by Yak, Babs and Yaw as they discuss an exhilarating opening to the World Cup knockout stages Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dal cassetto dei ricordi della storia pluricentenaria della Juventus. Storie e uomini che hanno reso la Juventus ciò che è. Dal blog "Il pallone racconta" di Stefano Bedeschi.Voce narrante: Dario Marconi

Kris and Danny are at odds when it comes to Higuain winning the Comeback of the Year award. They discuss that and a couple rumors going around the MLS. 

In this week's episode, Omar and Cesar drop the official Gol Sided discord! The goal is to create a great community of like minded soccer lovers. At the same time create the opportunity to stay connected to those that listen to the pod! Link below to sign up! They cover the Liga MX and MLS playoff updates from the weekend and what seems to be the bigger news, drama in Guadalajara! Higuain played his last professional game in a baseball stadium and our take on the Clasico! Join our discord!: https://discord.gg/xBnTYFhV

Inter Miami's postseason dreams are over, and so too is Gonzalo Higuain's illustrious career. Co-hosts Franco Panizo, Steve Brenner, and Andrea Yanez analyze the team's 3-0 playoff loss to New York City FC, discuss Higuain's final match, dive into Phil Neville's offseason comments, talk which players may not return in 2023, and more.

BOOK YOUR TICKETS TO OUR EL CLASICO PODCAST IN MADRID. On this episode of the Managing Madrid Podcast, Kiyan Sobhani, in honour of Gonzalo Higuain's retirement yesterday, released an excerpt from his upcoming book, 'The Holy Book of Madridismo'. This section is about Higuain's time at Real Madrid. Did you enjoy this podcast? Get a ton of bonus content exclusively on Patreon.com/ManagingMadrid Managing Madrid is a hub for all Madridistas with updated news, op-eds, tactical analyses, artwork, and of course, podcasts. It also serves as a means for Real Madrid fans to connect and discuss the team. We would like your support so that we can continue to produce podcasts for you. The site is run by a small team that works tirelessly around the clock to make it into what it is today. Your contributions will allow us to continue to have a real and full-time presence in keeping this website, and it's podcasts, going. Hosts this week: Kiyan Sobhani (@KiyanSo) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to our old friend, but first-time guest, Al from All Juve Cast Channel. A great talk that included his All Time Juve XI, Higuain tribute, the return of Chiesa and listener questions.

A resurgent Inter Miami is nearing the end of the MLS regular season, and an in-form Gonzalo Higuain is nearing the end of his storied career. Co-hosts Franco Panizo, Jose Armando, and Andrea Yanez discuss Higuain's retirement announcement, whether the striker's time in South Florida can be labeled a success, the recent 1-0 win over Toronto FC, the upcoming match against rivals Orlando City, and more.

Liga de campeones, Torneo Betplay, el retiro de Gonzalo Higuain

Big O talks InterMiami CF

Toute l'actu des sélections nationales et des championnats anglais, espagnol, italien et allemand avec nos légendaires "Drôles de Dames" : Julien Laurens, Fred Hermel, Polo Breitner et Johann Crochet. L'After foot, c'est LE show d'après-match et surtout la référence des fans de football depuis 15 ans ! Les rencontres se prolongent tous les soirs avec Gilbert Brisbois et Nicolas Jamain avec les réactions des joueurs et entraîneurs, les conférences de presse d'après-match et les débats animés entre supporters, experts de l'After et auditeurs. RMC est une radio généraliste, essentiellement axée sur l'actualité et sur l'interactivité avec les auditeurs, dans un format 100% parlé, inédit en France. La grille des programmes de RMC s'articule autour de rendez-vous phares comme Apolline Matin (6h-9h), les Grandes Gueules (9h-12h), Estelle Midi (12h-15h), Super Moscato Show (15h-18h), Rothen s'enflamme (18h-20h), l'After Foot (20h-minuit).

Big O talks InterMiami CF

The Playoff Race remains hot as spots remain up for grabs in both the Eastern and Western Conferences, with dark horse teams sneaking up in the remaining week. Plus, LAFC win the Supporters' Shield for the second time in their history. David Gass and Susannah Collins take you through a wild weekend of MLS action with their winners.

It's almost playoff time. Crazy, we know. Andrew, Doyle, Calen and David dig into the results that were make-or-break around MLS, update the Golden Boot draft standings and take a closer look at the Supporters' Shield race.   0:55 - Coach Wiebe is 1-0!  3:35 - Best things we saw in Week 32 21:30 - The playoff race is absolutely crazy 26:45 - Was RSL - Cincinnati the biggest result of the weekend? 38:40 - Deja vu: Crew drop points  48:03 - Higuain magic! Miami playoff bound? 54:25 - Golden Boot draft update 58:15 - Supporters' Shield battle royale 1:20:50 - Quick hit results

Andrew Wiebe and Charlie Davies break down all of Week 32 including Miami's incredible comeback win, why RSL-Cincinnati was so key to the playoff race, and whether Columbus' dropped points will cost the Crew a playoff spot. 

With 30 games played the Fire (6pts behind playoff line) and the Whitecaps (9pts behind) only remain with small playoff chances. While the Fire beat Inter Miami 3:1 without Fabi (no he was not scared of Higuain), Jules and the Whitecaps lost 3:1 at Colorado including a questionable PK call. Jules gives some update about his contract situation and Fabi provides an injury update on his adductor. Don't miss the winners and losers, and the difficult situation of Josef Martinez in Atlanta. The ZeeSoccerFund 2.0 2022 fundraiser is for the Azira Michael Youth Foundation: https://gofund.me/4f70180aMore info on the foundation can be found here: https://www.aziramichealyouthfoundation.org

The hosts discuss the fallout from Pozuelo's red card, what Higuain's injury means for the upcoming fixtures, and how The Herons match up with a Crew right on their heels. Be sure to follow our pod socials: Twitter: @theheronoutlet Instagram: @theheronoutlet YouTube: The Heron Outlet Make sure to follow our hosts Ian, Austin and Alex too!

We discuss Inter Miami's comeback win against NYCFC, the Pozuelo effect, Higuain's future, the Cuban Coffee at the stadium, and we preview Toronto FC this coming weekend. 

Bienvenido a Miami blue ballers - but not yet! We have an episode before our boys hit the sunshine state, recapping the mad dash and lost points in Columbus. Lots of Q's hang over the boys at the moment and this episode is chock full of pondering them. We dress to the 9's to talk our 9's - are Heber and Talles enough to repeat the Cup? What silver linings are we to take from a tough road match vs. the Crew? Then - Will injury luck ever even out? Did the FO do enough during the transfer window? Lastly, can we cool down a hot Higuain yet again? We don't have answers, but we have a free hour of audio! Return your seats to an upright position, you've got Blue Balls.

We discuss the last two road games for Inter Miami, the feeling of victory after a draw, Emerson's up and down week, Higuain playing his ass off, and the upcoming game against NYCFC.

Inter Miami travel 7,600 miles in one week travelling from Fort Lauderdale to San Jose to Montreal to earn 4 points. The boys looked tired, but had a never give up spirit. Miami currently sits in a 4 way tie for the last playoff spot. How much credit does Higuain deserve? Must win home game up next against league champs NYCFC. Can Inter beat NYCFC after recently losing to the team 2-0? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/futbolmiamitv/support

Matt Doyle is still on vacation, but we had Gonzalo Higuain filling in just fine for him! David Gass is joined by Jordan Angeli and Calen Carr to break down that wild Miami - Cincinnati game, as well as the rest of MLS Week 23! 2:19 - MLS Weekend Madness  2:55 - Can you take Higuain out of the lineup? 10:05 - Cincy's attack can score on anyone… can the defense stop anyone? 16:34 - Minnesota, Portland play out a wild game 26:18 - Wayne Rooney magic back like it never left 32:19 - LAFC pulls off a comeback win over the Sounders 40:20 - Philly is on FIRE, what are their Shield chances? 49:32 - NYCFC's offense struggles without Taty 57:02 - Quick Hit Results 1:13:30 - Leagues Cup Showcase kicks off this week

Monday means weekend winners, and David Gass and Susannah Collins go through all the biggest weekend takeaways. Wayne Rooney makes his coaching debut with D.C., the kids are alright and so is DOOP in Philadelphia, and Gareth Bale gets his home debut. All this and so much more!  

FC Barcelona make Drv Pnk Stadium history which was super exciting with an amazing atmosphere, but........Was it a good idea for Inter Miami to play a game that you know you're going to lose and actually get destroyed in? Were any Barca fans convinced to come back to Lockhart to support Miami? Inter Miami also travelled to New York and lost yet again 2-0. Campana injury meant Higuain unfortunately started. Pozuelo was largely invisible, why? Is Yankee Stadium the worst pitch in the league? Now Inter Miami prepares for Cincinnati who are only 3 points ahead on the table. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/futbolmiamitv/support

Inter Miami went down in the first 30 seconds, but find a way to come back and win. With Alejandro Pozuelo's first game Miami was the better team, but still had steal a victory for the jaws of defeat. The win comes from the bench with Higuain and Emerson scoring the last 2 goals. Has Higuain found his best position as a super sub? Does Neville get the credit for making the correct adjustments? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/futbolmiamitv/support

On this episode we cover another loss where the offensive looked no existent. We cover who we think is to blame, what changes might help, and Daniel apologizes to Higuain because he has now done an 180 on his Higuain should never play stance. 

LINKS TO BOOK YOUR SPOT TO OUR LAS VEGAS AND SAN FRANCISCO SHOWS HERE On this episode of the Managing Madrid Podcast, Kiyan Sobhani and Matt Wiltse discuss: Why we chose to cover a very specific game in the 2008 - 2009 season Why we need to keep Footbalia alive A thorough 2008 - 2009 background check Bernd Schuster's death sentence quote Juande Ramos Gonzalo Higuan's: how good was he and what was he good at? Gabriel Heinze — underrated as a CB? Fernando Gago, a thorough analysis Nearly a decade of bad midfielders Michel Salgado on his last legs A classic Pepe moment Raul Gonzalez's performance and decline Arjen Robben Rafael Van der Vaart And more. Did you enjoy this podcast? Join us on Patreon for a ton of exclusive content: Patreon.com/ManagingMadrid Managing Madrid is a hub for all Madridistas with updated news, op-eds, tactical analyses, artwork, and of course, podcasts. It also serves as a means for Real Madrid fans to connect and discuss the team. We would like your support so that we can continue to produce podcasts for you. The site is run by a small team that works tirelessly around the clock to make it into what it is today. Your contributions will allow us to continue to have a real and full-time presence in keeping this website, and it's podcasts, going. Hosts this week: Matt Wiltse (@MattWiltse4) Kiyan Sobhani (@KiyanSo) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

No fireworks in Dallas for Inter Miami, only some sparklers thanks to Taylor and Campana. Miami comes home with one point no thanks to Gonzalo Higuain. Can we officially be done with Higuain starting and expecting for him to make a positive impact? Let's discuss tonight. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/futbolmiamitv/support

Man the Timbers stunk it up on Sunday but it's alright, maybe they can turn It around on Saturday but most likely not. We talk through our despair as we wonder whether Higuain will score 4 or 5 goals against. It's not looking good folks but we'll be your therapists for the time being. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Inter Miami extended its winning streak across all competitions to four games with a 2-1 comeback victory over Atlanta United, and Gonzalo Higuain endured a rough return in that match. Co-hosts Franco Panizo, Steve Brenner, and Jose Armando analyze the win, Higuain's performance, Leonardo Campana's stunning golazo, the upcoming game against the New England Revolution, and more.

David Gass is joined by Franco Panizo of Sun Sentinel to discuss Inter Miami's hot streak and what is going right (and wrong) for the club. 

Big O talks InterMiami

Big O talks InterMiami

Let's review Inter Miami vs Atlanta United. Can Campana continue scoring? Higuain is healthy, will he fit in the this lineup? Plus we talk Miami Freed Park as the crucial vote is scheduled for this week. Will they vote or will it get postponed again? Should Inter Miami give up on Miami and stay in Fort Lauderdale? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/futbolmiamitv/support

Austin and Alex recap an exciting week of Inter Miami football and preview their match against Atlanta United. Be sure to follow our pod socials: Twitter: @theheronoutlet Instagram: @theheronoutlet YouTube: The Heron Outlet

Ciao! Henry and Michele explore a wide range of Calcio, cultural and culinary issues in Napoli following the disappointing result against Roma.   #7 on the tombola. Easter in Napoli. Zia Tina's pastiera - Twitter photo here...be jealous: https://twitter.com/farfromvesuvius/status/1516990009160736769?s=21&t=_m8ODSWdHn03lcxSKvVqdA Watching Napoli with 80 year olds. Luis Vinicio's Napoli. Ruud Krol. Pasquetta or Calcio? The best place to have pasquetta in Naples.  Napoli Roma from the stadium. Surprisingly good crowd. Lively atmosphere pre game. Different feeling to Fiorentina. Get to the stadium early tifosi!  The penalty from Curva B perspective. Disappointment infecting the crowd. Scoring too early? The history behind this feeling. Higuain leaving, a transformative betrayal?  Second half blues. A silent stadium at full time. Napoli: the greatest support group in the world? Leaving the stadium and decompressing. Jose Mourinho in Naples - respect. Do we care about Empoli? Champions League: a spiritual and financial necessity.  What our listeners love about Naples that isn't football. The importance of Neapolitan language to loving Naples.  Neapolitan phrase of the week. And… all Napoli fans welcome!   We thank you for joining us at the Far From Vesuvius Network, and our new exclusive podcast, IN THE SHADOW OF VESUVIO Be sure to visit us at our Twitter page @FarFrom Vesuvius and use the hashtag #InTheShadow Enjoy & #ForzaNapoliSempre

Happy easter!

After a bit of golf talk, we start the week off with some not so fun news regarding Fabi's injury and how difficult it is to sometimes handle the emotions that come with injuries. We then shift to some more MLS talk to discuss the Fire's first loss of the season and some other things that caught our eye throughout the weekend of MLS action. That includes El Trafico, Higuain (duhhh), Philly, New England, etc etc.. Liverpool vs. Manchester City and Lewandowski's transfer rumors are also on deck towards the end of the episode as we hope all of you have a great week!

Inter Miami suffered a second straight loss in Week 3 against LAFC, prompting Phil Neville to make public comments about Gonzalo Higuain that grabbed plenty of attention. Co-hosts Franco Panizo and Jose Armando dissect the 2-0 loss, discuss whether they think Neville or Higuain has more influence on the team right now, preview the next match vs. FC Cincinnati, and more.

The guys dig through every nook and cranny of MLS Week 3! From tiny championship banners to legendary interviews and beef between manager and star in South Florida, Andrew, Doyle and Gass talk through it all, plus dream (way too early) about an MLS triumph in the Concacaf Champions League. 3:07 - Best things we saw in Week 3 10:40 - Carles Gil is not a fan of snow!  15:53 - Are Phil Neville and Gonzalo Higuain at odds in Miami?  26:36 - Sounders-Galaxy had the feel of a playoff game 35:08 - FC Cincinnati got a road win!!!!  40:14 - Alan Velasco showed a ton of promise in his debut 49:04 - Charlotte gets a first goal! Atlanta gets a late winner! 55:40 - Should Minnesota trade one of their goalkeepers? 1:05:01 - Rapid fire results around the league 1:09:47 - Lucas Zelarayan is the way-too-early MVP frontrunner 1:17:15 - An all-MLS CCL Semifinals? There's a chance! 

Jeremy and Tyler discuss the Timbers beating Inter Miami which includes Higuain and Phil Neville. So we gotta brag for a little bit about how bad they were and make some fun of them. We also look forward to a fun game against the LA Galaxy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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In this episode Jeremy and Tyler discuss the Timbers big win against the LA Galaxy and how great the whole squad looked. They also discussed the players that made the MLS player of the week as well as Higuain stunner of a goal for FC Miami. They discuss the upcoming game against against San Jose as well as discuss international breaks and how they take players away from the MLS in an important stretch. They end it by discussing the Colorado Rapids situation and what it could mean for the rest of the MLS season. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, Jeremy and Tyler recap the Timbers game against Vancouver by looking over the line-ups and discussing how well the Timbers backline played. They also discuss Eryk Williamson's return to form and Steve Clark's game saving performance. They then discuss the inconsistencies of some teams in the league before previewing an important match against Colorado on Saturday. They end the episode by talking about Gonzalo Higuain's debut for Inter Miami and how despite his misses, the future looks bright for Higuain and Miami. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app