Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeremy Ebobisse

Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros react to the midweek slate of MLS fixtures including another bad defensive performance from Inter Miami! Are the current MLS roster rules limiting the club's opportunity to build a well-rounded team around Lionel Messi? Is Messi wasting his time playing for this Inter Miami squad?Christian and Alexis then chat with MLS reporter & analyst Michele Giannone ahead of the Hudson River Derby between NYCFC and New York Red Bulls. Who will have the advantage and what Man City star could NYCFC get to fix their midfield issues?Later, Christian and Alexis react to Ashlyn Harris' latest podcast appearance on another edition of Run that Back.(6:00) - Is Major League Soccer failing Lionel Messi?(19:00) - News around Major League Soccer(24:00) - Michele Giannone joins The Cooligans(29:15) - Hudson River Derby preview(49:00) - Michele Sabo o No?(56:30) - Run that back: Ashlyn Harris' cringe pod appearance Subscribe to The Cooligans on your favorite podcast app:

El LAFC jugó contra Houston el sábado, derrotándolos por 2-0 con goles de Nathan Ordaz y Jeremy Ebobisse. Ambos jugadores hablaron después del partido con Steve Cherundolo. Tony Cherchi estará con nosotros antes del partido. La FIFA anuncia que el LAFC jugará un partido contra el Club América para determinar la clasificación final al Mundial de Clubes de 2025.

It's Episode 358, and it's a get-right match for LAFC. Both number 9's, Nathan Ordaz and Jeremy Ebobisse, scored for LAFC while the defense stifles Houston, allowing 0 shots on target. Also on this episode, we welcome back Erik Duenas, Franco Escobar proves he's still one of our own, Olly takes a tour of Field Club, and Lafferty hates Star Wars! Enjoy Episode 358!

MLS Star Jeremy Ebobisse sits down with Noah and chats about joining LAFC, his journey in SF, what the biggest mistakes he's seen founders make, and where he sees himself in 5 years. The views and opinions expressed in this video are solely those of the individuals featured and do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of Athletes & Assets. We do not accept liability for any advice given in this video, and viewers are encouraged to seek professional guidance before making any business decisions. Additionally, the participation of athletes in this video does not imply endorsement or sponsorship by their respective employers

In this episode of Black & Gold Insider, get to know LAFC forward Jeremy Ebobisse. He and host Max Bretos break down his first goal for the club, and his first impression of playing in the Heart of Los Angeles. Ebobisse then details what he does to hone his craft and what he enjoys away from soccer. He also speaks about how Black Players for Change, the organization he helped start five years ago, is changing MLS for the better!

The last time we had Jeremy Ebobisse on the podcast, he was bagging goals for the San Jose Earthquakes. Just over a year later, he's made the trip to Southern California with LAFC, where he's already scored a pivotal goal in the club's 2025 season opener. He re-joins the Urban Pitch Podcast to discuss his move to LA, the vibes in the LAFC locker room, and helping those around him to succeed as much as possible. Timestamps (01:04) Getting adjusted to Los Angeles and thoughts on his new club (15:55) Getting involved in the LA community (21:50) LAFC's 2025 season and the league-wide camaraderie between players (27:10) Being an amateur foodie and trying spots in LA (35:37) Being a mentor in the locker room to younger players (45:07) Who runs AUX in the LAFC locker room and Jeremy's playlist (50:32) The pressure of winning in Los Angeles Cast Hosts: Ramsey Abushahla, Julio Monterroza, & Brigitte Flores Producer: Roy Cho Subscribe to our newsletter for more interviews and latest news on street football, freestyle, and urban culture, read more about soccer culture on our website, and follow us on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

It's Episode 3-4-3, and LAFC keeps the streak alive! 8 season openers, 8 wins, this one coming at the expense of the Loons, as LAFC defeated Minnesota United, 1-0. Jeremy Ebobisse nets the winner on Denis Bouanga's bobblehead match!Also on this episode, Cinnamon Toast Crunch joins the Black and Gold, we profile Kenny Nielsen, and Filly 3:16 crashes through the episode! Enjoy 343!

At just 19 years old, Niko Tsakiris already has a wealth of experience both for club and country. He made his first team debut with the San Jose Earthquakes as a homegrown player at just 16, and has since blossomed into a key player for the club. For the United States, Tsakiris has featured for the United States youth national team in multiple tournaments, including the 2023 U-20 World Cup, and 2024 U-20 CONCACAF Championships, where he won the Golden Ball. He stops by the Urban Pitch Podcast to discuss his international experience, making his pro debut at such a young age, and his thoughts on Bruce Arena joining the Earthquakes as head coach and sporting director. (01:18) Growing up in San Jose and rising up the ranks with his hometown club (07:21) His academy experience and the future of youth development in the U.S. (13:30) Making his first team debut (19:58) Thoughts on Bruce Arena joining the Earthquakes as head coach and sporting director (22:18) Locker room dynamic and playing with leaders like Jeremy Ebobisse (25:23) Winning the golden ball at the 2024 U-20 CONCACAF championship (28:13) The atmosphere at youth international tournaments (32:00) His education process and getting his high school diploma (37:02) Offseason goals (43:04) What's on Niko's playlist Cast Hosts: Ramsey Abushahla, Julio Monterroza, & Brigitte Flores Producer: Roy Cho Subscribe to our newsletter for more interviews and latest news on street football, freestyle, and urban culture, read more about soccer culture on our website, and follow us on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

On tonight's edition of the Soccer Hour, Ted hears from Earthquakes Head Coach Ian Russel after Saturday's Leagues Cup win over Chivas, and then previews tonight's game with Marcelo Balboa of MLS Season Pass, and talks Earthquakes big picture with Jamon Moore of Quakes Epicenter. We also hear from forward Jeremy Ebobisse looking ahead to tonight's game against the Galaxy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On tonight's edition of the Soccer Hour, Ted hears from Earthquakes Head Coach Ian Russel after Saturday's Leagues Cup win over Chivas, and then previews tonight's game with Marcelo Balboa of MLS Season Pass, and talks Earthquakes big picture with Jamon Moore of Quakes Epicenter. We also hear from forward Jeremy Ebobisse looking ahead to tonight's game against the Galaxy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wherever Jeremy Ebobisse has gone in his career, he's made sure to make an impact in the community. It's a testament to the 26-year-old's character that he's been a fan favorite in multiple cities. Since truly breaking out onto the scene in 2018, Ebobisse has also been one of the most dependable strikers in MLS, scoring double digit goals three times throughout his career. The promising No. 9 joins the latest episode of the Urban Pitch Podcast to discuss his career journey, how he's connected with communities from Portland to San Jose, and the non-profits he's partnered up with to make an impact beyond the touchlines. Check out Jeremy's King Jebo foundation to learn more about how he's giving back to various communities across the country. Timestamps (01:42) How the offseason is going and what he's working on (07:23) Growing up in the DMV, and what it was like playing soccer in Maryland (12:41) Training at Fulham FC's academy (23:14) Going the college route vs. signing a professional contract and making the transition to going pro (30:40) Playing with veterans like Darlington Nagbe and Diego Valeri (40:05) Going to San Jose and embracing the community (47:35) His favorite goals that he's scored (50:19) Jeremy's non-profit initiatives that he's been working on Cast Hosts: Ramsey Abushahla, Julio Monterroza, & Brigitte Flores Producer: Roy Cho Subscribe to our newsletter for more interviews and latest news on street football, freestyle, and urban culture, read more about soccer culture on our website, and follow us on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

In this episode the boys are joined by special guest Jeremy Ebobisse! He is a San Jose Earthquakes forward and Black Players for Change Co-Founder/Vice-President. The boys discuss with him the football goats, Jeremy's path to success in football and outside of football, his time with San Jose, the coldest game in MLS history and much more!

The DoF crew get together to cover Matchday 18 Dreams and Nightmares, Montreal's Black Impact, Charlotte's Crown Prince, and how Jeremy Ebobisse wants to decolonize your mind.

After a nice little three game home stretch for the Union, they are back on the road, this time heading to the West Coast to take on San Jose Earthquakes. Returning to the podcast is San Jose Earthquakes PxP Ted Ramey! Todd and Ted discuss: San Jose's 2023 season after 16 games so far, what's the club culture been like under new coach Luchi Gonzalez, Jeremy Ebobisse and Cristian Espinoza clicking offensively for the Quakes, being one of 5 MLS teams still undefeated at home, preview for Saturday's game, and Keys to The Game.   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod thefreekick.net YouTube: The Free Kick   Ted Social Media: Twitter: @TedRameyMedia Soccer Hour Podcast

Welcome to The Aftershock! This is our 100th episode (season 3, episode 19) of Quakes Epicenter's Youtube show, hosted by Alex Morgan, Robert Jonas, and Jamon Moore. We analyze the Earthquakes 2023 away game vs. Seattle Sounders from Lumen Field, talk to Luchi Gonzalez and a player, while also taking your comments and questions live on the show. Interact with us on Twitter at: Alex Morgan: https://twitter.com/quakes_talk Robert Jonas: https://twitter.com/robertjonas Jamon Moore: https://twitter.com/JmooreQuakes Follow Quakes Epicenter for more in-depth analysis of the San Jose Earthquakes: Website: http://quakesepicenter.com ​​​​​Twitter: https://twitter.com/quakesepicenter Patreon: http://quakesepicenter.com/patreon #Quakes74​​​​ #SanJoseEarthquakes​​​​ #MajorLeagueSoccer​​ #Gruezo #Mensah #LuchiGonzalez #LuchiGang #CadeCowell #JacksonYueill #JeremyEbobisse #CristianEspinoza #SeattleSounders #Sounders

It was bound to happen sometime. LAFC suffers its first loss of the 2023 MLS campaign, falling to San Jose at Levi's Stadium, 2-1, behind a brace from Cristian Espinoza. Hear all about it on Episode 247.With Filly (and Panda) in the stands, LAFC traveled up to Santa Clara, CA to the home of Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers to face the San Jose Earthquakes. LAFC was behind the eight-ball early, as an 8' goal from Espinoza gave the home crowd something to froth over. LAFC would respond behind, who else, Denis Bouanga, who pounced on a rebound to slot his 8th of the year past the San Jose keeper. In what was a relatively tame effort from San Jose, a moment was all they needed, and they found it in the 81'. Denil Maldonado committed a clear foul on a streaking Jeremy Ebobisse in the box, gifting a PK to Espinoza and the lead to San Jose. LAFC couldn't find an equalizer, and just like that, the unbeaten run to start the year was over. LAFC falls, 2-1. Also on this episode, Filly is staying in the Cabin in the Woods, Scarf bemoans the coverage on Apple TV, and a player on San Jose does his best Christian Ramirez impression. Enjoy Episode 247!

Welcome to The Aftershock! This is the 91st episode (season 3, episode 10) of Quakes Epicenter's Youtube show, hosted by Colin Etnire, Jamon Moore, and Alex Morgan. We discuss the incident in the match against the New York Red Bulls, talk to Luchi Gonzalez and Jeremy Ebobisse, while also taking your comments and questions live on the show.

On the latest episode of The San Jose Earthquakes' The Soccer Hour presented by Your NorCal Honda Dealers, Ted talks with Earthquakes striker Jeremy Ebobisse, Earthquakes Hall of Famer, Chris Dangerfield, and Atlanta Radio Color Commentator, Jason Longshore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest episode of The San Jose Earthquakes' The Soccer Hour presented by Your NorCal Honda Dealers, Ted talks with Earthquakes striker Jeremy Ebobisse, Earthquakes Hall of Famer, Chris Dangerfield, and Atlanta Radio Color Commentator, Jason Longshore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest episode of The San Jose Earthquakes The Soccer Hour presented by Your NorCal Honda Dealers, we hear from new Head Coach of the San Jose Earthquakes, Luchi Gonzales, goal machine Jeremy Ebobisse, and 17 year old Niko Tsakiris. Then, Ted sits down with Izzy D'Aquilla, the 12th overall selection in the NWSL Draft out of Santa Clara to talk about the next step(s) in her career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest episode of The San Jose Earthquakes The Soccer Hour presented by Your NorCal Honda Dealers, we hear from new Head Coach of the San Jose Earthquakes, Luchi Gonzales, goal machine Jeremy Ebobisse, and 17 year old Niko Tsakiris. Then, Ted sits down with Izzy D'Aquilla, the 12th overall selection in the NWSL Draft out of Santa Clara to talk about the next step(s) in her career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 210 is upon us, and before we talk about the match against the Quakes, we have an announcement! Defenders of the Banc is proud to announce the podcast's first official sponsor: FLEX Power Tools. Yes, FLEX, the very same front-of-kit sponsor of our beloved Black and Gold! A huge thank you to everyone in the FLEX family: Joe, Katie, Brady, Vince, Taylor, Shane, and everyone involved in making this dream a reality.Meanwhile in San Jose, the Black and Gold take an… interesting lineup into PayPal Park to take on the Quakes. While Max and the back line were relatively normal, the midfield trio of Mendez-Acosta-Blessing and seeing Ryan Hollingshead's name next to Chicho and Mahala on the front line left both Filly and Scarf saying “Wait… what?!” (It's back!)LAFC would go down early on a Benji Kikanovic goal, set up by the theme for the match, an attack from the right by San Jose. After a couple of near misses by Jeremy Ebobisse and Chicho Arango, we head to half down, but not out, 1-0. Surprisingly, no halftime changes were made, but that wouldn't stop LAFC from leveling the match. After some much-needed heroics by Crepeau, it was time for more Mahala magic! A cheeky chip of Marcinkowski in the 54' was all LAFC needed to grab a point back on the road. Or at least we thought.After subbing in Carlos Vela, Jose Cifuentes, Ilie Sanchez, and Gareth Bale, the momentum immediately swung our way, but double yellows on Ilie and Kellyn, coupled with the wunderkind, Cade Cowell, entering the match, spelled trouble for the Black and Gold. In the 77', Cade Cowell fired a one-timer with authority to put the home side on top for good and send PayPal Park into a frenzy. San Jose had just won their MLS Cup. Ilie Sanchez all but sealed the victory for SJ, picking up his second yellow in just 15 minutes, assuring he will miss the match in Austin, but a game LAFC squad wouldn't relent. The front line of Bale, Chicho, and Vela were clicking as LAFC had a few chances to pull one back, but it was too little, too late, and just like that, the win streak was over. This episode definitely meanders through the first few bits! Will Cifu, Mamadou Fall, and/or Brian Rodriguez be on their way out? Are more players coming in? Why is Filly calling out Tony Robbins (again)? Did we really just talk about the return of Shaft Brewer, Jr. to American soccer? And did the boys really get to bring back “Name That Perez”?! What an episode!

Cucho, Jeremy Ebobisse and the San Jose Earthquakes, and so much more! David Gass and Susannah Collins  go through their Week 20 winners after a fun Wednesday night of MLS action.

David joins forces with Calen Carr & Michael Lahoud to talk about everyones favorite thing GOALS! Columbus has broken the bank on a new DP striker is that enough for an MLS Cup run? Are Cade Cowell or Talles Magno the next big MLS Product? Then Jeremy Ebobisse stops by to talk about his work with The BPC, what has led to his place on top of the Golden Boot race, fighting for a spot at The World Cup, and much more. 3:18 Josef Martinez getting Atlanta looking like themselves) 10:13 Mario Gotze linked to Inter Miami 13:25 Cincinnati gets big result vs. Philly 18:00 Any worry for the Union? 22:30 Vancouver surging up the table 28:00 Columbus Crew signs DP Cucho Hernandez 41:00 A move to Europe for Cade Cowell? 51:29 Matt Turner gets improbable send off 1:02 Seattle vs. LAFC - Western Conference Preview? 1:09 Real Salt Lake and Austin trending up, Montreal trending down Jeremy Ebobisse End Red Bulls and NYCFC meet in USOC

The San Jose Earthquakes suffered a tough 3-2 loss to LAFC, but Jeremy Ebobisse cannot stop scoring! Jebo's brace puts him at nine goals for the season, the second-highest total of his career. Monterey Bay F.C. kept its hot streak alive by trouncing the Colorado Springs Switchbacks 4-2 at Cardinale Stadium. Chase Boone scored an absolute golazo while Adrian Rebollar continues to impress in his rookie campaign. Next up is a re-match with Oakland Roots on Saturday.

It would be one thing to play 8 matches in 28 days. That, in itself, is tough. But LAFC made it much, much tougher. Injuries. Yellow card suspensions. New signings and rumors of more on the way. Good form and bad form mixed almost equally. And one soul-crushing loss. Put it all together, and what a year these last 28 days have been. LAFC closes out the run with a match against a familiar and beatable foe, the San Jose Earthquakes.Like the entire month, LAFC couldn't make it easy. But they did at least get off to a hot start! An 8th minute PK from Chicho (earned by Ryan Hollingshead) and a beautiful assist by Brian Rodriguez for a second goal (scored by Ryan Hollingshead) had LAFC off and running just 13 minutes in. However, “thorn” in LAFC's side, Jeremy Ebobisse, made it all about him for the remainder of the half. Several near misses spaced between goals in the 16th and 31st minute saw both clubs heading to the locker room knotted at two after one half of play. Thankfully, LAFC has one healthy DP, and today, he played like it. Brian Rodriguez nets his second of the season just two minutes into the second half, and a much-improved defensive effort salts away the 3-2 win for LAFC. 3 goals. 3 points. 3 weeks without a match for the Black and Gold, as MLS takes their international break. LAFC heads into the break at the top of the table, best in the West and best in MLS. Also on this episode, we are joined in studio by @lafcluke, Luke Klipp of Pride Republic. We get to know Luke as he talks all things Pride, including some great ways to celebrate Pride Month (June) with all your LAFC friends. He even helps us break down the match! We hope you enjoy episode 197, and we are really looking forward to the next verses of Brian's Song, coming in Episode 198!

On the latest episode of The Soccer Hour presented by Your NorCal Honda Dealers, Ted talks to Jeremy Ebobisse about coming to San Jose from Portland, the preseason, and more, then Ted talks USMNT after the most recent qualifying window. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest episode of The Soccer Hour presented by Your NorCal Honda Dealers, Ted talks to Jeremy Ebobisse about coming to San Jose from Portland, the preseason, and more, then Ted talks USMNT after the most recent qualifying window. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talk Timbers hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin talk with Portland Timbers and Thorns FC CEO and owner Merritt Paulson. Paulson discusses the state of the Timbers, Thorns and more. We hear about the recent issues with the Timbers and what's being done to fix them, the successes of the Thorns as well as more on the Jeremy Ebobisse trade, the decision to require vaccinations and masks at Providence Park, the search for the new Thorns coach, the development of the teams' academies and a push for new rules about Homegrown rules in both leagues.

Welcome to The Aftershock! This is the 23rd episode of Quakes Epicenter's new Youtube show, hosted by Phillip Leyva, Alex Morgan, Colin Etnire, and Jamon Moore. We break down the San Jose Earthquakes' 2021 Major League Soccer final Cali Clasico against the LA Galaxy and talk with Matias Almeyda and Jeremy Ebobisse.

In this episode I preview the Broncos and how QB play will define their season . I offer my thoughts on how rookie QBs fared in preseason as well . I then talk about the Clippers trading for Eric Bledsoe and if that helps Clippers at all . I then talk about Jeremy Ebobisse and his career thus far and also his impact on black youth with BPC --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of MLS Assist, Joe and Jordan analyze some of the biggest moves from MLS's latest transfer window. 1) Jeremy Ebobisse to San Jose 2) Ryan Gauld to Vancouver 3) Luiz Araújo to Atlanta 4) Sebastian Diussi to Austin 5) Mark-Anthony Kaye to Colorado 6) Federico Navarro to Chicago Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to The Aftershock! This is the twentieth episode of Quakes Epicenter's new Youtube show, hosted by Alex Morgan and Daniel Sperry. We break down the San Jose Earthquakes' 2021 Major League Soccer match against LAFC and talk with Matias Almeyda, Cristian Espinoza (two assists), and new forward Jeremy Ebobisse in the postgame press conference.

In this episode, Jeremy and Tyler discuss the Timbers' draw to San Jose and win against Salt Lake. They talk about each game and the positives and negatives from each of them. They also talk about the Jeremy Ebobisse trade and how it helps and maybe also hurts the Portland Timbers. They also look forward to a very big game against Seattle. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

While the all too familiar scoreline of 1-1 can keep questions around this team's potential circulating, the news of San The post Tectonic Takes Episode 53: Point-ing in Jeremy Ebobisse's direction appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

On this week's episode of Allocation Disorder, Paul and Sam talk transfer deadline day in MLS! What do they make of Jeremy Ebobisse's move to the San Jose Earthquakes? What about Atlanta United's decision to sign Luiz Araujo from Lille as a DP? And how has Young Money impacted the MLS transfer landscape? Then on the outgoing transfer side, Paul and Sam chat a bit about Gianluca Busio's move to Venezia in Serie A and a few other moves.After all the transfer chat, our hosts move on to Orlando City's recent ownership change, MLS's All-Star roster, and more!Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by...American Giant! Get 15% off your new favorite tees at american-giant.com/TSS!LinkedIn! If you're searching for some qualified candidates, you can post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/TSS!Credit Karma! Go to CreditKarma.com/podcast to find tailored offers for credit cards and personal loans, just for you!Brooklinen! Looking for some wonderful new bedding? Head to Brooklinen.com and use promo code TSS to get $20 off a purchase of $100 or more.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the MLSAces Podcast we have a solo episode of Tom breaking down the craziness that has been the MLS transfer window! Tom chats:-Gianluca Busio & Sam Vines off to Europe-The big foreign striker additions made by the Galaxy & LAFC -Another inter-MLS blockbuster trade sending Jeremy Ebobisse to the Quakes-And other news surround the Houston Dynamo, Vancouver Whitecaps, and more!Make sure to follow us at:Twitter - @MLSAcesInstagram - mlsacesWebsite - www.mlsaces.comPatreon - Patreon.com/MLSAcesTwitch - Twitch.tv/themlsaceYoutube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnT5toQsfppgnfCrsAcF3gg#MLS #MajorLeagueSoccer #USMNT #Soccer #Football #Futbol #MLSAces #GianlucaBusio #SamVines #SportingKansasCity #ColoradoRapids #VeneziaFC #RoyalAntwerp #LAGalaxy #LAFC #JeremyEbobisse #CristianArango #DejanJoveljic #HoustonDyanmo #VancouverWhitecaps 

On this week's episode of Allocation Disorder, Paul and Sam talk transfer deadline day in MLS!  What do they make of Jeremy Ebobisse's move to the San Jose Earthquakes? What about Atlanta United's decision to sign Luiz Araujo from Lille as a DP? And how has Young Money impacted the MLS transfer landscape? Then on the outgoing transfer side, Paul and Sam chat a bit about Gianluca Busio's move to Venezia in Serie A and a few other moves. After all the transfer chat, our hosts move on to Orlando City's recent ownership change, MLS's All-Star roster, and more! Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by... American Giant! Get 15% off your new favorite tees at american-giant.com/TSS! LinkedIn! If you're searching for some qualified candidates, you can post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/TSS! Credit Karma! Go to CreditKarma.com/podcast to find tailored offers for credit cards and personal loans, just for you! Brooklinen! Looking for some wonderful new bedding? Head to Brooklinen.com and use promo code TSS to get $20 off a purchase of $100 or more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Holy transfer deadline day! Money was flying on Thursday, and the guys dug into all the moves – some as they were being reported live – and tried to make sense of the blockbuster trade that sent Jeremy Ebobisse to the Quakes. In other news, the MLS squad for the 2021 MLS All-Star Game presented by Target is out. Charlie gives his starting XI, Wiebe explains why six Sounders actually makes sense and Dave takes you through all the snubs. Finally, our takes from all the midweek action … Salloi for MVP? Josef's red legit? LAFC having defensive issues? D.C. United deserve more respect? – and the mail.

Richard Farley and Ross Smith discuss the impact of the Jeremy Ebobisse trade and what the striker's four and half years in Portland has meant to the club.

HYPE MLS - PORTLAND ET BLACK  PLAYERS FOR CHANGE AVEC JEREMY EBOBISSE Pendant que l'équipe des États-Unis de soccer remportait la Ligue des nations de la Concacaf face au Mexique dans un match fou, les joueurs de MLS non-convoqués par leurs sélections se sont vus accorder un peu de repos.  L'occasion pour Ken Fernandez et sa Dream Team de recevoir un invité exceptionnel : l'attaquant Franco-Américain des Portland Timbers, Jérémy Ebobisse.    Né à Paris il y a 24 ans, cet international américain affole les défenses de MLS du côté de Portland depuis 2017. Il fait également partie des créateurs d'une organisation unique dans l'histoire du sport US: "Black Players For Change" Un engagement social très fort qu'il nous explique en profondeur, plus d'un après le meurtre de George Floyd. Une parole puissante et importante.   Bonne écoute, vive le soccer et abonne toi @HypeSportsMedia sur Twitter et Instagram.

Talk Timbers returns this week with a look back on Portland's 3-0 victory over LA Galaxy, a preview of Sunday's coming match at the Philadelphia Union, and a check-in with Timbers attacker Jeremy Ebobisse.

Portland Timbers Striker Jeremy Ebobisse joins the podcast to talk about the founding of Black Players for Change and its mission within Major League Soccer. Recorded: 11/20/20 Music: Title: GroOvy by: MC Cullah

It's listener question timeeeee! On this show, Taylor and Joe answer your lovely questions, ranging from the rigors of Concacaf World Cup Qualifying to the best (and worst) Champions League winners of the last decade to hybrid national teams. You can find the full list of questions down below:1) Would the United States' U-23 team have qualified for the Olympics if all of their domestic players were released?2) Why doesn't Joe think Jeremy Ebobisse and Eryk Williamson would have changed Jason Kreis' U.S. team and gotten them to Tokyo?3) What are the TSS crew's favorite away kits for their respective favorite clubs? 4) Who was the best Champions League winning team over the last decade? And who was the worst?5) Is 2022 World Cup Qualifying going to be trickier for the United States than people think?6) If a defender screamed at a forward while defending, would that defender get a card?7) Which two national teams, if they could combine, would vault themselves into serious World Cup contenders?Sponsors!SoFi! For facts, analysis, and updates related to markets and financial awareness, listen to the SoFi Daily podcast every weekday.PolicyGenius! Head on over to PolicyGenius.com and in only minutes you can work out how much coverage you need, and compare quotes to find your best price.Freshly! Go to Freshly.com/TSS to get $40 off your first two orders. The meals are so easy AND so good!Vuori! Get yourself some of the most comfortable and versatile clothing on the planet at vuoriclothing.com/TSS You'll get 20% off your first purchase, plus free shipping on any U.S. orders over $75 and free returns. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s listener question timeeeee! On this show, Taylor and Joe answer your lovely questions, ranging from the rigors of Concacaf World Cup Qualifying to the best (and worst) Champions League winners of the last decade to hybrid national teams. You can find the full list of questions down below: 1) Would the United States’ U-23 team have qualified for the Olympics if all of their domestic players were released? 2) Why doesn’t Joe think Jeremy Ebobisse and Eryk Williamson would have changed Jason Kreis’ U.S. team and gotten them to Tokyo? 3) What are the TSS crew’s favorite away kits for their respective favorite clubs?  4) Who was the best Champions League winning team over the last decade? And who was the worst? 5) Is 2022 World Cup Qualifying going to be trickier for the United States than people think? 6) If a defender screamed at a forward while defending, would that defender get a card? 7) Which two national teams, if they could combine, would vault themselves into serious World Cup contenders? Sponsors! SoFi! For facts, analysis, and updates related to markets and financial awareness, listen to the SoFi Daily podcast every weekday. PolicyGenius! Head on over to PolicyGenius.com and in only minutes you can work out how much coverage you need, and compare quotes to find your best price. Freshly! Go to Freshly.com/TSS to get $40 off your first two orders. The meals are so easy AND so good! Vuori! Get yourself some of the most comfortable and versatile clothing on the planet at vuoriclothing.com/TSS You'll get 20% off your first purchase, plus free shipping on any U.S. orders over $75 and free returns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 05 of Marathon Minute features an insightful and candid conversation with someone making waves on and off the field, professional soccer player Jeremy Ebobisse.  Jeremy grew up in Bethesda, Maryland before being drafted 4th overall by the Portland Timbers in 2017 and has since become a star in MLS.  He has not only become known for scoring goals and being a top striker, but he has become a leader in activism and social justice that is unafraid and unapologetic in pushing for change.  He is a cofounder and member of the board of the MLS Black Players for Change coalition as well as the More Than a Vote organization.  Tune in to hear Jeremy talk about the mental battles of being a professional athlete, finding his voice in leading the movement for social change, the state of U.S. soccer, policy he is passionate about, and more.  

This week we're joined by Portland Timbers forward Jeremy Ebobisse. He takes us through his journey of moving from Paris, France to the soccer hotbed of Maryland, Battling through adversity in the MLS Cup Final, Co-Founding Black Players For Change, and more. We also talk Thierry Henry, and give Coach Lincoln Phillips his flowers.Grab your 2Cents FC Merch: https://2centssports.shop/Use Promo code: ONEHUNNID to get 20% off your order over $20Support the show: https://supporter.acast.com/2-cents-fcShow Credits:Host: Soccer Pro, Amobi Okugo | @amobisaysProducer & Co-Host: EL Johnson | @elchereikGuest: Jeremy Ebobisse | @kingjeboFollow on Instagram and Twitter: @2centsfcSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/2-cents-fc. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thierry Henry needed to go home, and now CF Montreal are looking for a new head coach. The guys react to the news of the day, including Gregore to Inter Miami. Remember when the USMNT beat Argentina, Batigol and Simeone at Copa America? By three goals, no less? Cobi Jones joins the guys to remind us all of a legendary moment since forgotten, partake in some classic MLS story time and explain what must change in our game to address racism and inequality. Plus, Gio Savarese talks Timbers, Jeremy Ebobisse and the return of Sebastian Blanco. 1:45 - Thierry Henry steps down as CF Montreal head coach 6:35 - Daryl Dike is tearing it up on loan 11:57 - Inter Miami CF signs Gregore 14:33 - Interview: Cobi Jones on 1995 Copa America, stacked UCLA, Galaxy days 55:09 - USMNT Olympic qualifying roster thoughts 57:18 - Interview: Giovanni Savarese talks Timbers, Ebobisse’s best position 1:12:36 – Mailbag!

Play by Players is back this week as Bobby is joined by Black Players for Change (BPC) Executive Board Member Jeremy Ebobisse.

It’s Episode 125, and we are doing something we don’t normally do here on Defenders of the Banc: We are celebrating a tie! It’s been a long and tumultuous road both on and off the pitch in 2020, so when little victories come, we need to take time to celebrate them. Tonight’s match against Portland certainly gave us another moment to celebrate, and we recap the entire 102-minute match in Portland here on 125. LAFC got off to an inauspicious start, with an early yellow on Jordan Harvey opening the bookings in just the 5th minute. The Black and Gold had a few chances in the opening half but, for the most part, Portland controlled the pace and flow of the first 45 minutes. San Pablo looked very good, making several saves and keeping it scoreless going into the locker room. Jeremy Ebobisse, fast becoming a Rose City thorn in the side of LAFC, found the back of the net against us yet again, as Pablo seemed to be at least a little off of his line after a bad turnover by Adrien Perez. With LAFC down at about the hour mark, Mahala checked in and immediately provided some life and energy to the lineup. The Academy kids check in along with Dejan Jakovic for the final push, and LAFC played their best 20 minutes of the match with the young guys leading the way. Three minutes into stoppage, more LAFC history was made as midfielder, yes, midfielder Eddie Segura found Mahala who slotted a soft touch pass to 16-year old wunderkind Christian Torres for his first MLS goal and the game’s equalizer. LAFC walks out of Portland with a point. Also on this episode, Carlos Vela has a girl! Congratulations to Carlos, Saioa, and Romeo on welcoming their new daughter, India, into the world. LAFC gets their four stars back from international duty as Bob Bradley coaches his 100th match for LAFC across all competitions. It’s a rare full week off for LAFC, and Filly and the Scarf intend to take full advantage. It’s time to rest up, run that 5K for Athletes In the Making, and detox just in time for the LA Derby as Carson makes the trip into Los Angeles to take an L at the Banc.

Bang! First goal for Gonzalo Higuain, three points for Inter Miami. Andrew, David and Charlie try to predict what’s to come for the former Juve man, then name their biggest signings of 2020 (so far). Plus, the guys examine Jordan Morris’ case for MLS MVP, ask what exactly NYCFC are going for after Alexandru Mitrita is loaned to Saudi Arabia, give Jeremy Ebobisse some USMNT love, name the worst team in MLS and hand out some midweek shout outs to Ayo Akinola, Winston Reid and the Union. Stick around for an interview with Kelvin Jones (Crew academy director) and Continental Award submissions in the mailbag. 4:57 – Gonzalo Higuain gets his first, many more to come   8:46 – Best signings of the offseason (so far)   18:08 – Is Jordan Morris the real MLS MVP?   24:31 – Soooooo what are NYCFC doing?   34:10 – Should managers get 2020 mulligans?   38:01 – Who is the worst team in MLS?   40:04 – Charlie Davies is a big fan of Ayo Akinola    49:46 – INTERVIEW: Kelvin Jones (Crew academy director) on developing players, coaches   1:05:12 – MAILBAG: Continental Awards, D-Mid snubs and Reyna trolls

Welcome back to another episode of the Third Sub Podcast! In their 48th episode, Alex and Sam are back, as usual, this time to chat about the upcoming Vancouver Whitecaps clash with the Portland Timbers. First, they look at what to expect from the Timbers, who have been a streaky team as of late, rising to 2nd in the Western Conference thanks to a nice run of form that's seen them win their last 2 games. From the threat of Yimmy Chara on the wing, to the emergence of Jeremy Ebobisse, as well as the 'Double Diego' threat of Diego Valeri and Diego Chara in midfield, Alex and Sam look at who the 'Caps need to be wary of on the offensive side of things, especially after a heavy loss to LAFC's talented cast of attackers in the midweek. After that, they look at Portland's weakness, which appears to be their defence, which has only been masked by some excellent goalkeeping from Steve Clark, who continues to be one of the best goalkeepers in all of Major League Soccer this season with his play behind a porous Timbers defensive line. Once done with the Timbers chatter, the talk then shifts to the Whitecaps, as they look at what the 'Caps need to work on ahead of this one, as well as how playing at 'home' in Portland will affect them. They also try and take a stab at predicting both the Whitecaps lineup and the matches final score, with the predictions understandably a bit sour after getting them so horribly wrong ahead of the LAFC game. If you have Twitter, make sure to check out The Third Sub Podcast @thirdsubpod!

This is not your distraction. It’s not your escape from real life. For some, this is everyday life. These words adorned the shirts worn on July 8 by nearly 200 black Major League Soccer players, coaches, and staff who gathered for a showing of unity during a summer of historic racial tension in the United States. In the debut episode of The Movement Podcast, host and former MLS player Calen Carr examines how the Black soccer community in MLS embraced the Black Lives Matter movement and formed the Black Players for Change organization. Founded by a collection of prominent players with their own sobering stories of life as Black men in America, the BPC orchestrated a series of demonstrations in July as well as a boycott of nearly all MLS games on one historic night in August, all to raise awareness of racial injustice and police brutality. Carr offers a candid look at life for these Black players across the North American soccer spectrum via months of interviews with MLS players Warren Creaville, Raymon Gaddis, Jeremy Ebobisse and Ike Opara, as well as passionate supporters eager to join the fight for justice. From the Minneapolis corner where George Floyd died, to a protest in Atlanta following the death of Ahmaud Arbery, to the night when MLS play suddenly stopped after the police shooting of Jacob Blake, players and fans share their experiences from an unprecedented and transformative moment for soccer and social change. 0:00 - Formation of the Black Players for Change organization 8:45 - Warren Creavalle recounts one agonizing night in Houston 14:20 - Ike Opara on life in Minnesota after George Floyd’s death 18:05 - Jeremy Ebobisee on systemic racism and the relationship between the black community and the police 25:42 - Atlanta United Supporters refocus their resources on social justice 35:12 - Ray Gaddis reflects on the death of Breonna Taylor and his personal story of protests and pandemic 45:33 – Reggie Cannon and Ryan Hollingshead discuss a fateful night in Frisco and a historic night when sports stopped across the country

As Stand Together Week 2020 gets underway, listen to a special podcast from scholar, author, human rights activist, pioneer for racial equality and internationally recognized expert on sports issues, Dr. Richard Lapchick leads a discussion and Q&A on how the power of sport can impact positive social change. Jake Zivin hosts the presentation with Timbers president of business Mike Golub as well as Timbers forward Jeremy Ebobisse joining the conversation.   To learn more on Stand Together Week and how you can get involved, visit www.timbers.com/standtogetherweek.

Hey, soccer fans, and welcome to The Sons of a Pitch: An American Soccer Podcast. We break tonight's show down into quarters as if we're back in AYSO. Be sure to stay tuned for all this coverage and more: First Quarter We preview and predict the MLSisBack Final between Portland and Orlando City. Nick believes Portland will raise the trophy, but also describes a few scenarios where Orlando City comes out victorious (Sebastian Blanco red card, anyone?). Portland has the history and experience, but Orlando City as Nani and the desire to win "at home" and bring back their first ever Major League Soccer trophy - and a Concacaf Champions League berth. Second Quarter During the MLSisBack Tournament, Jeremy Ebobisse has cemented himself as the Timbers' starting striker. Has he done enough to earn a spot on the United States Men's National Team? Nick believes he's earned a call up to training camp, at the very least. We break down the current USMNT striker pool and where we think Ebobisse fits in. Third Quarter Hassani Dotson of Minnesota United has also played himself into the USMNT conversation. We don't think his outlook is quite as bright as Ebobisse's, however. The lack of top flight experience and a deep United States defender pool are prohibitive. But why not bring him into camp and see what he can do! Fourth Quarter We break down lots of headlines around the Major League Soccer, including: Gotze to MLS? Inter Miami sign French international Blaise Matuidi from Juventus Minnesota United sign Bakaye Dibassy Christian Pulisic picks up another injury New formats for MLS and CCL Thanks for listening, and enjoy all the MLS and American soccer action! Be sure to subscribe on YouTube to join the next live broadcast and get in on the conversation. Twitter: @SOPSoccer Facebook: @sonsofapitchsoccer Youtube: Sons of a Pitch Instagram: sonsofapitchsoccer Email: podcast@sonsofapitchsoccer.com Swag: Redbubble SOP Page

Jeremy Ebobisse, Portland Timbers and USMNT striker, calls in from the bubble at the MLS is Back tournament in Florida. Jeremy is a board member of the recently formed Black Players for Change organization and talks about how this unusual time and unique tournament have provided a perfect backdrop for the movement. Connect with Nedum on Social Media: Instagram @kickback_nedum Twitter @kickback_nedum Be sure to check out the official Kickback playlist, hand-picked by Nedum: Spotify https://spoti.fi/2kXmkib Apple Music https://bit.ly/KickbackApple --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nedum-onuoha/message

Grant has a fascinating interview (at 29:32) with Portland Timbers forward Jeremy Ebobisse, who's had three goals in his first three games at the MLS is Back tournament. Ebobisse, who's also a board member of the MLS Black Players for Change organization, discusses his story of becoming aware of racial justice issues, his biggest influences among writers, his role in forming the BPC group, the response of MLS commissioner Don Garber in a call with him and other Black players, and the issues in the league that he wants MLS and its clubs to address in the future. Before that, Grant breaks down the soccer weekend with Taylor Rockwell of our partner the Total Soccer Show. They discuss Man United and Chelsea qualifying for next year's Champions League, Aston Villa staying up, Bournemouth and Watford being relegated, the NWSL final won by Houston over Chicago and the MLS in Back tournament, with Orlando and Philadelphia reaching the quarterfinals and a big LAFC-Seattle elimination game set for Monday night. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4

Grant has a fascinating interview (at 29:32) with Portland Timbers forward Jeremy Ebobisse, who's had three goals in his first three games at the MLS is Back tournament. Ebobisse, who's also a board member of the MLS Black Players for Change organization, discusses his story of becoming aware of racial justice issues, his biggest influences among writers, his role in forming the BPC group, the response of MLS commissioner Don Garber in a call with him and other Black players, and the issues in the league that he wants MLS and its clubs to address in the future. Before that, Grant breaks down the soccer weekend with Taylor Rockwell of our partner the Total Soccer Show. They discuss Man United and Chelsea qualifying for next year's Champions League, Aston Villa staying up, Bournemouth and Watford being relegated, the NWSL final won by Houston over Chicago and the MLS in Back tournament, with Orlando and Philadelphia reaching the quarterfinals and a big LAFC-Seattle elimination game set for Monday night. Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqIhXWUw0H4 Get full access to Fútbol with Grant Wahl at grantwahl.substack.com/subscribe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ross Smith catches up with forward Jeremy Ebobisse in Orlando. The two discuss the team's start to the tournament, his performances in the opening games, life in the bubble and Settlers of Catan battles with teammates.

Taylor talks with Jeremy Ebobisse of the Portland Timbers and the USMNT about a wide range of issues, including why the BPC initially formed, what their short, medium and long term goals are, and why feel good moments can't be prioritized above long term battles. Plus, why it's okay to keep binge-eating Ben and Jerry's and why MLS probably won't stop you from doing so.And here's a link to the piece Jeremy wrote which was mentioned several times in the interview.Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by... PolicyGenius Need life insurance? Go to PolicyGenius.com

Jeremy Ebobisse joins the gang to talk about his life experiences as a black person in America and what things we can do to eradicate Racism.

For episode 5 I am joined by Portland Timbers striker, Jeremy Ebobisse. Hear Jeremy so eloquently share his thoughts about: -Growing up with immigrant parents -Playing for the Olney Rangers -Experience of going on trial at Fulham -His time at Duke -Unorthodox way of turning pro -Call up and debut for the national team -Facing racism in multiple Olney Rangers' games -Politics and what we need to change to make our country better --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jake-rozhansky/support

Cortney, JP & Zippy chat with Portland Native and former Thorn Kendall Johnson about the concussion journey, her own podcast, Arrow Living, and what she has planned for the future. After that the crew is joined by Jeremy Ebobisse as he catches us up on what he's doing to keep both his mind and body fit during the quarantine. Show Notes: Intro Jam: Bette Midler - From A Distance 2:00 - Chainsaw Talk 5:00 - Who will be the first of Soccer Touchdown crew to get Covid19 6:00 - Interview with Kendall Johnson; https://arrowliving.com/ 44:00 - Interview with Jeremy Ebobisse 1:24:00 - Zippy is now playing FIFA, do not friend request him 1:26:30 - Timbers vs. the Revs, CPU vs. CPU & James reaction 1:28:00 - Zippy ended up on a billboard 1:30:00 - Bidet talk 1:32:00 - W League Grand Final 1:34:30 - JP wants VR helmets sent to all season ticket holders 1:37:30 - PSA from Diego Valeri 1:38:30 - PSA from Mike 1:41:00 - Stadium Talk with Randy 1:43:00 - Pod, Pod, Pod, Pod, Pod 1:47:30 - United Cats of Ameowica (double header!) 1:52:00 - On a stick 1:54:00 - VM from Officer Other Zippy 1:56:30 - Tease for EP100 Outro Jam: 

The Menzingers - America (You're Freaking Me Out)

Get ready for First Kick with a look into Seattle Sounders, Portland Timbers and Minnesota United. In true Talkin' Touches fashion this was recorded minutes before finding out Jeremy Ebobisse signed an extension for the Timbers.  Support Talkin' Touches by subscribing to the Patreon. www.patreon.com/talkintouches

Portland Timbers star Jeremy Ebobisse (@kingjebo) has established himself as one of the most promising young forwards in the MLS, and has earned himself a USMNT cap in the process. However, the 23-year-old refuses to be defined as merely a footballer. He's outspoken and unapologetic in his approach as he grapples with issues surrounding race, immigration, education, and criminal justice. Recent protests, collective action, and the extensive reach of social media platforms has allowed "Ebo" and other athletes the opportunity to incite social change. We discuss how he sees his own role in all this, how he arrived there, strategy going forward, and much more...

Hosts Tom Kolker, Ross Smith and Richard Farley talk about the team's big win over Sporting Kansas City, hear from Timbers head coach Giovanni Savarese and forward Jeremy Ebobisse and preview their next match against D.C. United with the Washington Post's Steve Goff.

Zippy and JP, along with GOJ, attend Zarek Valentin's Ribbonz Celebration wrap party and bring you conversations from Zarek, Diego Valeri, Connie Valeri, Steve Clark, and Jeremy Ebobisse. Along with the general meandering, we bring you discussion around a cornucopia of topics. Show Notes: Intro Jam Sunshine - Two Hundred Grand 1:30 - Malmö Vs. Östersund rivalry and banter 5:30 - Zlatan vs. Timbers talk 13:00 - Speaking with Zarek Valentin at Ribbonz initiative wrap party 18:30 - You may still be able to donate to the causes Zarek is raising money for. Check out www.theribbonz.com 19:00 - Speaking with Diego Valeri about his beautiful goal, taking his shirt off in celebration, and the Valeri family band 25:00 - Speaking with Connie Valeri about Diego’s goal celebration, her future as a Thorn, and her plans to be an inventor 31:00 - Remembering Chabala’s glorious first goal against LA Galaxy 33:00 - Are JP, Zippy, GOJ going to frost their tips in solitary with the Timbers? 34:00 - Speaking with BriFer about his thoughts about the LA Galaxy match 37:00 - Speaking with Jeremy Ebobise about practicing his knee slides, asking Zarek for advice on finishing, and Settlers of Catan game 45:00 - Chatting with Steve Clark about his horror show, his saves, and how Ace, his aristocratic dog, is the George Clooney of dogs 51:00 - How many points will the Timbers acquire in their remaining matches and where will they end up in the standings? 55:00 - Does GOJ still love Zlatan? 1:00:00 - Looking at the rest of the MLS table 1:03:00 - All Star talk 1:05:00 - MLS has altered it’s commercial guidelines 1:08:30 - GOJ is outraged by the new Las Vegas Lights jersey 1:11:30 - Soccer Touchdown grammar school with GOJ 1:18:00 - The meat of the episode; all the things GOJ wants to talk about 1:21:00 - CPL talk 1:22:30 - GOJ Minnesota away 1:24:00 - GOJ’s interview with Forward Madison’s Managing Director, Peter Wilt 1:33:00 - GOJ is starting a PDX Forward Madison supports group, the Rose City Flock 136:30 - Thorns talk 141:00 - Mana Shim announces her retirement from football / equal pay chant 143:00 - Real Madrid starting a women’s team 144:00 - The GOJ T2 update / pep talk 1:46:30 - The Experimental Football League 1:50:30 - What if football started using a fixed offside line, like in hockey 1:50:30 - Flounders fans find like mindedness with TA stand with humanity 1:59:00 - Francisco Erwin Galicia, a Dallas-born U.S. citizen, was arrested on his way to a soccer tryout and held in the custody of U.S. Customs and Border Protection for 23 days 2:02:00 - United Cats of Ameowica (Texas) 2:06:30 - STDSIAFIMLSFL winner announced Outro Jam: Knox Hamilton - Work It Out

The boys discuss Jeremy Ebobisse; MAGA Chuds; Transfer news and implications; Women's World Cup roundup and the best and worst 13-0 celebration takes as a result of the US Ladies statement game against Thailand.

Andrew, David, Doyle and Calen sit down to analyze every nook and cranny of MLS Week 9. First up, the winners! Omar Browne and the Montreal Impact, who sit tied atop the East. Boniek Garcia and the Houston Dynamo, the quiet powers out West. Oh, and anyone who watched Sporting KC and New England go full-on Concacaf. The Week 9 loser? Gotta be the Rapids, by virtue of Colorado being the final team in the league without a win. Also in this show … Zlatan talks trash, scores the game winner and tried to go to the Real Salt Lake locker room to apologize. Nedum Onuoha wasn’t having that. The guys put Pity Martinez’s body language and Atlanta performance under the microscope. Minnesota United gets to belt out Wonderwall thanks to another shut out. Seattle and Cristian Roldan have red card beef and a courageous point. Jeremy Ebobisse gets another goal, but should he keep his place in Portland? 3:29 – Omar Browne and the Impact are Week 9’s big winner! 7:25 – **mind blown** Sporting KC and the Revs defied logic in 4-4 draw 17:04 – Calen’s first-ever #Baerantee is Dynamo related… 23:05 – Rapids haven’t won, so they’re the logical Week 9 losers 32:22 – Analyzing Pity Martinez’s body language and Atlanta’s first home win 36:21 – Wonderwall! Two shutouts! Minnesota United finally have their moment 42:11 – LuchoRoo is not the same in 2019 as it was in 2018 44:35 – Zlatan vs. Nedum Onuoha: War of words and then a locker-room visit 49:03 – What is violent conduct? And did Cristian Roldan commit it? 54:09 – It seems you either love Jeremy Ebobisse or you don’t rate him at all

Jamie and Richard talk about the Timbers' 4-1 loss to LAFC, discuss Portland's defensive struggles, evaluate Jeremy Ebobisse's performance at forward, consider potential lineup changes, look ahead to Sunday's game against FC Cincinnati and discuss takeaways from Portland Thorns' preseason training camp.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jamie and Richard discuss the Timbers' first week of preseason training, talk about Jeremy Ebobisse's first start for the U.S. Men's National Team, evaluate the Timbers' new kit and discuss the ongoing issues at NWSL club Sky Blue FC.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, soccer fans! Welcome back to the Sons of a Pitch: An American Soccer Podcast. It's cold and icy outside, but we've got our supporter scarves to keep us warm. Mike is obviously sporting the TFC tribute to the Sebastian Giovinco "The Atomic Ant" while Nick is paying tribute to the Fire's signing of Marcelo with his Sporting Portugal scarf. In the episode, the hosts break down Gregg Berhalter's first United States Men's National Team (USMNT) roster for upcoming friendlies against Panama and Costa Rica. The all MLS-based roster has a few surprises with Sean Johnson as the backup goalkeeper, Jeremy Ebobisse one of three strikers, and Daniel Lovitz as a potential starting defender. Nick and Mike get into a lively discussion on how much winning these games means to Berhalter and the American fan-base, as opposed to simply gaining experience and finding players who fit his style. Next, Mike dives in to breaking news out of Toronto. TSN Live reporter Kristian Jack reports that Toronto FC (TFC) have traded defender Nick Hagglund to FC Cincinnati and that TFC is parting ways with Gregory van der Wiel after an altercation with head coach Greg Vanney. As Mike states, van der Wiel has had issues in the past and things have gotten to the point where the two sides can no longer work together. Meanwhile, the trade of Hagglund gives TFC greater salary cap space while FCC gets a proven defender to help guide their expansion franchise. It looks like TFC has started their rebuild a year sooner than expected. Finally, the hosts give their impressions on the league's latest expansion franchise: Austin FC. Logo jokes aside, the hosts agree that more soccer is always welcome. However, the history of soccer in the city of Austin is spotty at best (see Austin Aztex x2). Can Major League Soccer (MLS) survive in Austin? Only time will tell.   Thanks for listening, and be sure to spread the word! Let us know your thoughts on all things USMNT and MLS in the comments below.

Portland Timbers forward Jeremy Ebobisse says his passion for social justice and education reform stemmed from following the story of Trayvon Martin’s shooting death in 2012, when Ebobisse was just 15 years old. Now, as a professional athlete, Ebobisse has come to realize the power of his platform to advocate for such important causes and affect change. He discusses the core of these issues and his personal experience as an athlete addressing racism, activism and issues of inequality. Ebobisse also talks about the work RISE, the Timbers and Stand Together have done engaging youth and law enforcement in the Portland area to build skills such as perspective taking and strengthen communities.

Jamie and Richard discuss the Timbers' massive 4-1 win over Real Salt Lake, analyze the club's performance in the 4-2-3-1 formation, talk about Jeremy Ebobisse's ascent this season, examine the use of video review in MLS and predict roster moves that the Portland Thorns could make in the offseason.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jamie and Richard discuss the Timbers' 2-0 win over Colorado, evaluate Jeremy Ebobisse's prospects for more playing time in the team's starting lineup, and preview Portland's weekend trip to Houston. Leading into a review of the Thorns' 3-1 victory over Seattle, Jamie and Richard talk to Meghan Klingenberg about this weekend's Stand Together banquet, the evolution of her personnel style, and the challenge ahead as Portland faces the Reign in the NWSL semifinals. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Special Guest: Jeremy Ebobisse Intro & Outro music: Traumhaft by Klaus Johann Grobe Please send recommendations for great places to eat and visit in and around Portland to @kingjebo on twitter or instagram. Please write to Soccer Touchdown at @soccertouchdown on twitter and instagram, or e-mail to soccertouchdown@gmail.com. Call in and leave a voicemail at 503-660-FANZ (Background music: Oscillating fan, cause it was hot!)

MLSSoccer.com’s Armchair Analyst, Matt Doyle, joins the show to discuss Darlington Nagbe status with the U.S. Men’s National Team, look back at Jeremy Ebobisse’s performance at the U-20 World Cup in Korea, and to preview the Portland Timbers’ weekend matchup with FC Dallas. Meanwhile, Jamie and Chris review the six-point weekend that was with the Timbers’ win over the San Jose Earthquakes and the Thorns’ victory at Sky Blue. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Daniel and Nick are joined by Portland Timber's Jeremy Ebobisse. They discuss the US U-20 team as well as the upcoming MLS season. Also, should athletes #StickToSports? All of this and more on The EiF Podcast.

It's MLS SuperDraft time!!!! Jeff and Wes prepare by interviewing two players who will be likely drafted early. First up is Jeremy Ebobisse, former Duke player, who looks to be the likely pick for Minnesota United. Second is Minnesota's own Jackson Yueill. Both are remarkable characters and hot prospects.

Hear Ebobisse talk about his successful career at Duke and his future aspirations to play professionally.