Podcasts about Joevin Jones

Fifa coaching instructor Anton Corneal, who was a technical staff member for three of Trinidad and Tobago's four World Cup qualifications, talks to Burdie and Barney about his lessons from Bertille St Clair, Francisco Maturana and Leo Beenhakker, the late Akeem Adams' gift, how to reprogram Joevin Jones, the role of Dwight Yorke and Russell Latapy in Germany 2006 tournament, and why Terry Fenwick got it wrong in Qatar 2022 campaign.

The Seattle Sounders went to MLS Cup last year and were sadly and soundly defeated by Columbus. In the off-season, the Sounders lost some beloved players including Gustav Svensson, Kelvin Leerdam, and Joevin Jones. We...

eMLS star, Pabs joins the show! Pabs shares fifa tips, insights to the e-gaming world and what all went into the selection process of representing Inter Miami. Phil, Chris and David Beckham have been hard at work since the last podcast. Two huge signings - Joevin Jones and Kieran Gibbs ! One big contract to our MVP and a familiar faces getting a well deserved promotion. Connect with us

HFX Wanderers coach Stephen Hart discusses his career path in Canada, coaching the Trinidad and Tobago senior team, his strained relationship with ex-TTFA president David John-Williams, the mysterious Lionel Messi and the Soca Warriors’ recent joint-record 7-0 loss to USA

Steve Zakuani recaps the big win against defending MLS Cup champion Atlanta United, including the stellar goal from Raul Ruidíaz. He's joined in the second segment by Sounders standout Joevin Jones before giving his Big 3 Things heading into Sunday's rivalry match vs Portland.

It's been three weeks since we last record and, wow, has a lot happened. The Sounders have played four matches, going 1-0-3, made two huge signings and, most recently, suffered one particularly painful loss. By now, you've surely heard that Chad Marshall has decided to retire, effective immediately. The decision, best we can tell, was a bit sudden, but also somewhat forced by the knowledge that there was some degredation going on in his surgically repaired knee. Marshall was one of just two players remaining from the Sounders 2014 double-winning squad, was still one of the best defenders in the league at the age of 34 and was genuinely considered one of the most popular player among teammates. Luckily, it looks like the Sounders are in a good position to cover for his loss. Roman Torres has been playing well, going 90 minutes in all three games last week. The Sounders also have signed Marshall's expected longterm replacement, Ecuador international Xavier Arreaga. Arreaga was one of two deadline day signings, with the other being Joevin Jones. This week's music: Perry Como - "Seattle", "RVIVR - "Ocean Song", Woody Guthrie - "Roll On Columbia", "Your Journey Begins" - OurMusicBox (Jay Man) (CC BY 4.0) Thanks to James Woollard, Sounders Public Address Announcer, for doing our sponsor reads. You can follow him on Twitter at @BritVoxUS - if you're looking for a British Voice to advertise your business or non-profit, please reach out to him. Want to hear the music from the show in their glorious, full versions? Check out the Nos Audietis playlist on Spotify!  

It's been three weeks since we last record and, wow, has a lot happened. The Sounders have played four matches, going 1-0-3, made two huge signings and, most recently, suffered one particularly painful loss. By now, you've surely heard that Chad Marshall has decided to retire, effective immediately. The decision, best we can tell, was a bit sudden, but also somewhat forced by the knowledge that there was some degredation going on in his surgically repaired knee. Marshall was one of just two players remaining from the Sounders 2014 double-winning squad, was still one of the best defenders in the league at the age of 34 and was genuinely considered one of the most popular player among teammates. Luckily, it looks like the Sounders are in a good position to cover for his loss. Roman Torres has been playing well, going 90 minutes in all three games last week. The Sounders also have signed Marshall's expected longterm replacement, Ecuador international Xavier Arreaga. Arreaga was one of two deadline day signings, with the other being Joevin Jones. This week's music: Perry Como - "Seattle", "RVIVR - "Ocean Song", Woody Guthrie - "Roll On Columbia", "Your Journey Begins" - OurMusicBox (Jay Man) (CC BY 4.0) Thanks to James Woollard, Sounders Public Address Announcer, for doing our sponsor reads. You can follow him on Twitter at @BritVoxUS - if you're looking for a British Voice to advertise your business or non-profit, please reach out to him. Want to hear the music from the show in their glorious, full versions? Check out the Nos Audietis playlist on Spotify!  

It’s been three weeks since we last record and, wow, has a lot happened. The Sounders have played four matches, going 1-0-3, made two huge signings and, most recently, suffered one particularly painful loss. By now, you’ve surely heard that Chad Marshall has decided to retire, effective immediately. The decision, best we can tell, was a bit sudden, but also somewhat forced by the knowledge that there was some degredation going on in his surgically repaired knee. Marshall was one of just two players remaining from the Sounders 2014 double-winning squad, was still one of the best defenders in the league at the age of 34 and was genuinely considered one of the most popular player among teammates. Luckily, it looks like the Sounders are in a good position to cover for his loss. Roman Torres has been playing well, going 90 minutes in all three games last week. The Sounders also have signed Marshall’s expected longterm replacement, Ecuador international Xavier Arreaga. Arreaga was one of two deadline day signings, with the other being Joevin Jones. This week's music: Perry Como - "Seattle", "RVIVR - "Ocean Song", Woody Guthrie - "Roll On Columbia", "Your Journey Begins" - OurMusicBox (Jay Man) (CC BY 4.0) Thanks to James Woollard, Sounders Public Address Announcer, for doing our sponsor reads. You can follow him on Twitter at @BritVoxUS - if you’re looking for a British Voice to advertise your business or non-profit, please reach out to him. Want to hear the music from the show in their glorious, full versions? Check out the Nos Audietis playlist on Spotify!  

Tonight on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, Seattle Right Back Saad Abdul-Salaam joins the show to talk about his season so far and recent performances, then General Manager and President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey discusses updates on Joevin Jones and Xavier Arreaga as well as plans for the US Open Cup before Tacoma Defiance Play-by-Play Voice Andrew Harvey provides Sixty Seconds in the South Sound. Then Nate Bukaty, SKC Commentator and Host on Sports Radio 810 WHB in Kansas City gives a preview of Sunday's match between Sounders FC and Sporting KC at Children's Mercy Park.

Tonight on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, guests include Seattle midfielder Cristian Roldan talking about his wonder-goals in Minnesota and against Houston plus his time on the U.S. National Team, General Manager and President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey to discuss in-depth details regarding the club's two newest signings Xavier Arreaga and Joevin Jones, plus Orlando City SC Broadcaster Miguel Gallardo with a preview of Wednesday evening's match at CenturyLink Field between Orlando and Seattle.

Last week we hinted at a couple of new acquisitions by the Sounders, and this week we can actually talk about them. Brian Schmetzer, coach of the Sounders speaks about Xavier Arreaga and Joevin Jones joining the club, a couple of young Sounders doing well on the international stage, plus confirmation that Rodriguez won't play this week, and more. On Fun with Audio, Dixon Fain re-creates Allen Iverson's "Practice" rant from 2002, plus another awkward Wilson video, and more. Dave Tippett talks more about the NHL Playoffs, explains why injuries are kept so quiet in hockey, and we get more details on the new NHL Seattle fan portal.

Last week we hinted at a couple of new acquisitions by the Sounders, and this week we can actually talk about them. Brian Schmetzer, coach of the Sounders speaks about Xavier Arreaga and Joevin Jones joining the club, a couple of young Sounders doing well on the international stage, plus confirmation that Rodriguez won't play this week, and more. On Fun with Audio, Dixon Fain re-creates Allen Iverson's "Practice" rant from 2002, plus another awkward Wilson video, and more. Dave Tippett talks more about the NHL Playoffs, explains why injuries are kept so quiet in hockey, and we get more details on the new NHL Seattle fan portal.

Hello again, soccer fans! And welcome back to the Sons of a Pitch: An American Soccer Podcast. Thank you for joining us again as we look at all the moves from around Major League Soccer (MLS) and roundup the slew of games from Week 12. But first, we want to wish all the soccer moms out there a Happy Mother's Day! Thank you for waking up early, driving your kids to games and practices, and being their biggest supporters as they grow and learn the game. Without soccer moms, there is simply no soccer. Transfers Columbus Crew acquire David Accam and extend Gyasi Zardes, giving him a DP contract. Lalas Abubaker loaned to Colorado Rapids. New York City transfers USMNT forward Jonathan Lewis to Colorado Rapids. Sporting KC bring Benny Feilhaber back to shore up depleted defense. Joevin Jones back in Seattle, in his prime, and ready to light up the stat sheet. Firings Hudson out at Colorado Koch out at Cincinnati Freidel out at New England New England also fire GM Michael Burns Teams on the Rise Eastern Conference Regulars: Fire playing up to their talent, Atlanta win 3 straight, NYCFC found their offense. LAFC: Points per game average is near record levels Teams on the Fall Toronto FC: No Jozy, no offense. Colorado: It can't get much worse. (And don't tell me if it can.) FC Cincinnati: What's their identity and does it score goals?

Welcome back! On the hottest day of the year so far, Steve and Tim bid a warm and sticky welcome to new cast member Andrew Hammond! https://twitter.com/AHammTNT! We chat about the draw v. Minnesota, make strong Muppet comparisons, look ahead to Houston at home, and chat about UEFA Champions League by way of listerner questions!Oh, and we seriously over-analyze the implications of signing Joevin Jones and Xavier Arreaga (who Steve keeps calling Aguerra).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!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!Thanks for listening, and see you in the terraces! #EBFGRSS Feed

Episode 41 - 5/8/19 We have shiny new toys! We’re coming off a 1-1 draw against the Loons and coming up against a very strong Houston side on Saturday, 7pm at the Clink. In between both these matches the Sounders decided to bring in Joevin Jones and Xavier Arreaga. Jackson Felts ( @Jacksonkjr )of Sports Radio KJR and more specifically Sounders FC Weekly (Tues 7pm) joins the show to Scuttlebutt with me regarding these new toys.

With the help of Peltoncast MVP The Famous Cousin Katie, we finally discuss Phorale, the Blazers’ 4OT win last Friday, Joevin Jones’s return to the Sounders and more. Contents Intro – A toast to Katie, voted by the listener as Peltoncast … Continue reading →

Tonight on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, we cover Seattle's breaking news of signings including Ecuadorian centerback Xavier Arreaga and the return of Joevin Jones with Niko Moreno of Sounder at Heart as well as Tacoma Defiance Play-By-Play Voice Andrew Harvey, who also discusses everything Tacoma soccer. Then Houston Dynamo Reporter Jesus Acevedo Jr. joins Jackson to preview Saturday's match against the Sounders at CenturyLink Field.

We wouldn't be happy if we didn't have a mediocre team to support. Since the Sounders are in great shape, still first in the West, it's time to crap on US Soccer. The B-Team covers the miserable USA v Costa Rica home appearance in beautiful New Jersey, and speculates on lineups and hope for USA v Honduras. Spoiler alert: defense was a garbage fire. We preview the upcoming Galaxy match at the Clink 9/10, discuss Joevin Jones status, other possible international callups, and we sink our teeth into #suarezwatch. Yeah. Sorry about that last one. We also get a look in to Lincoln Abes Women's Soccer v Foss, offer a late invite to watch the match and save Nate a bunch of money on drinks in the process. Seriously, support high school athletics, and if you want to see Cat coach, come visit the Lincoln Bowl in beautiful Tacoma, Washington throughout the season.

7-0-2 doesn't lie. First Place in the West is also a pretty decent truth. We love truth here at Flounders B-Team, and this roster is The Truth. (Joevin Jones news notwithstanding.) The crew minus Cat covers the Loons and does a quick preview of the midweek Vancouver match. We have an interview with Mike Pacific of TA fame (@atlanticPDX) on the State of the Rose City Union, and give our own quick takes on where we're headed on Sunday, as well as what we *LOVE TO HATE* about Portland. No Holds Barred.

Tom and Riley are finally back together and the guys had a lot to talk about. The guys first start by talking about some recent MLS rumors around Joevin Jones, Dom Dwyer, Nigel De Jong, Lee Nguyen, and Alex. Riley talks about his experience in the press box at the Orlando City vs Atlanta game. Mike Petke also had a really fun rant last week that we had to talk about! TREY! The U.S. won a Gold Cup, the Galaxy fired Onalfo and hired Sigi, Bob Bradley is the LAFC head coach, the Galaxy signed JDS, and much more! This episode of the MLS Aces Podcast is sponsored by X1 Fuel. X1 Fuel is the producer of the finest and all natural nutritional products. Their strawberry pre-workout and their chocolate post workout are phenomenal and better than anything else on the market. For the 4th of July they are having a sale on so many products! Also if you head over to x1fuel.com and use the promo code MLSAces you can get $10 off your product. We also want to thank Futchi for sponsoring this episode! Futchi is a premier soccer rebounder and training tool. If you know about soccer then you most likely know about Futchi and its fun product! Head over to playfutchi.com and use the code MLSACES17 for $15 off your own Futchi rebounder! Finally, a thank you has to go out to Leesa Sleep for once again sponsoring the MLS Aces Podcast. Leesa Sleep is a comfortable and affordable mattress than you can get all online. Head over to leesa.com/aces and use the promo code ace75 at checkout for a special offer!

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.

Review of the previous week is the focus of Ep. 103. Vancouver dropped their CCL Semifinal 1st leg 2-0 at Tigres. The massive Tuesday game in Monterrey kicked off a slate of four matches in MLS Week 3 for our clubs stretching from Tuesday to Sunday.  Whitecaps took a disappointing 2-0 home loss against Canadian rival Toronto FC on Saturday before Portland and Seattle put on a pair of shows.  First Timbers overcame a 2-1 halftime deficit in a battle of unbeatens with Houston, storming back for a convincing 4-2 victory. We debate whether or not Portland are the top side in MLS right now.  In the league's lone Sunday match of the week, Seattle dropped their title banner and handed NY Red Bulls their first loss of the season. Joevin Jones, Nico Lodeiro and Jordan Morris all contributed as Sounders won their first home game of the season.  Preview for the next week focuses on Portland's match at Columbus, a rematch of MLS Cup 2015. 

The gang returns in the new year to discuss the Patrick Nyarko trade to D.C. United, Player Insanity: SuperDraft Edition including the Joevin Jones trade, rumored signings, and additions to the FIFA referees list, and honor the patron saint of the show, Cuauhtemoc Blanco. Also, Ellen is working the booze mines, Rudy is late, Sara is adrift in parts unknown, Nick is defensive about the age of 30, Gregg recognizes the cuteness of soccer soul mates Vejlko Paunovic and Nelson Rodriguez, Joey has his own criteria for judging left backs and his own idea on how to release new signings, Gregg upsets Nick at an indirect dig at the Veikkausliiga, Nick defends his mad beard then starts his own player rumor, which the gang ogles, and Joey shares a story of true love then coins the name of the episode Host: Gregg MixdorfPanelists: Rudy Gomez, Joey TProducer: Nick Fedora TRT: 56:29