Podcast appearances and mentions of John Hackworth

Tom Ackerman chats with Lutz Pfannenstiel, Sporting Director of St. Louis City SC, to discuss the club's exciting developments. Lutz details the rigorous selection process that led to the appointment of Olof Mellberg as the permanent head coach. Known for his disciplined approach and success with youth development, Mellberg is set to implement a defensive and attacking playing style. Lutz also shares the importance of retaining John Hackworth as Technical Director and introduces the recent signing of German center back Timo Baumgartl, a player with international experience who has overcome cancer. Finally, Lutz provides insights into ongoing efforts to strengthen the team defensively and addresses plans for the upcoming transfer window.

Before the the Boys Development Academy came into being in 2007, it needed a model. Something the represented new concept of training and youth development for America's growing soccer population. When US Soccer established the Bradenton residency of its U17 Men's National Team, John Ellinger was the man to run it. Ellinger built a curriculum of development for forty of the countries top soccer talents -- a group that included the likes of Landon Donovan and DaMarcus Beasley -- helping shape the future of the senior men's team. That program, and its success, also shaped "what good looked like" for a new approach to developing youth soccer talent in America. John Hackworth, considered the architect of the DA, credits Ellinger as the real "father" of the DA. He joined Founding Futbol for a wide-ranging conversation about the Bradenton residency, the DA, and the current state of youth soccer. Founding Futbol is a year-long exploration of the critical moments that have led to soccer's emerging popularity in America. Extra Time is an additional weekly episode that shares reactions and reflections from the chapters, and brings additional guests into the fold.  Visit our website for more information: ⁠FoundingFutbol.com. Email us at kent@foundingfutbol.com Subscribe to Founding Futbol on your platform of choice. Host: Kent Malmros Guest: John Ellinger (Former MLS Player) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Youth soccer in America has gone through multiple progressions. US Youth Soccer created pathways for players to make their way to the national team. The evolution club soccer in the late 90s and early 2000s changed the competitive dynamic even more. But there was still more needed for the US to take a critical step competing globally. The U17 Bradenton residency was the first step in this progress. Then, that led to the Boys Development Academy. John Hackworth was the primary architect behind the Boys DA. He joined the show to talk about how it got off the ground, why it was important, and what makes him wish it was still around. Founding Futbol is a year-long exploration of the critical moments that have led to soccer's emerging popularity in America. Visit our website for more information: ⁠⁠FoundingFutbol.com. Email us at kent@foundingfutbol.com. Subscribe to Founding Futbol on your platform of choice. Host: Kent Malmros Guest: John Hackworth (St. Louis City SC Interim Head Coach, Former U17 National Team Coach) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nate Gatter is riding solo for this edition of the St. Louis City Soccer Report without Jen Siess, and in the first hour, he discusses City preparing for their final game of the season with Y98 Color Analyst Dale Schilly. Then, hear Jen's interview from training with Cedric Teuchert, and of course, Laws of the Game with former MLS referee George Gansner.

What is Interim Head Coach John Hackworth's vision for the club over the next 10 years? Find out in this episode of The CITY Voice

Interim head coach of St Louis CITY SC, John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman following a 3-0 home win over Houston.

St Louis CITY SC interim head coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman following a home win over Sporting Kansas City at CITYPark on Saturday.

Interim St Louis CITY head coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman following a road win, and preview home match against Kansas City.

John Hackworth, St Louis CITY SC Head Coach John Hackworth and Joe Pott recap the 3-1 loss to Minnesota over the weekend.

'Hack and Ack' again this morning as CITY and the New England Revolution play to a draw.

St. Louis CITY SC head coach John Hackworth speaks to the media following CITY SC 4-4 road tie against the Portland TimbersPodcast from August 25, 2024, on the Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network, online at heartlandnewsfeed.com, Spreaker, the Heartland Newsfeed Alexa radio skill, and other platforms. Now available on Google Assistant speakers!Listen Live: https://www.heartlandnewsfeed.comFollow us on social mediaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hlnfradionetworkTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/HLNF_BulletinInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/heartlandnewsfeedMastadon: https://liberdon.com/@heartlandnewsfeedTikTok: https://tiktok.com/@heartlandnewsfeedDiscord: https://discord.gg/6b6u6DTSupport us with your financial supportStreamlabs: https://streamlabs.com/heartlandmediaPayPal: https://www.paypal.me/heartlandmediaSquare Cash: https://cash.app/$heartlandnewsfeedPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/heartlandnewsfeedCrypto via 1UpCoin: https://1upcoin.com/donate/heartlandmediaBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heartland-newsfeed-radio-network--2904397/support.

In this episode of Sports Open Line, Matt Pauley talks with soccer analyst Heath Pearce about St. Louis City SC's impressive performance in the Leagues Cup under new coach John Hackworth. Pearce highlights the team's transformation after acquiring six new players, including dynamic attacking fullbacks and a prolific midfielder with double-digit goals and assists. He discusses how these strategic additions have enhanced the team's goal-scoring capabilities. Despite facing a challenging schedule, Pearce believes St. Louis City SC has a realistic chance to make the playoffs if they maintain their rhythm and focus, starting with their crucial upcoming match against Portland.

Tom and CITY SC Interim head coach John Hackworth preview this week's match in Portland.

  In this episode of "Sports on a Sunday Morning," Tom Ackerman sits down with Lutz Pfannenstiel, Sporting Director of St. Louis City SC, to discuss the team's thrilling 3-1 victory over Portland, which secured their place in the round of 16 in Leagues Cup play. Pfannenstiel highlights standout performances by Marcel Hartel, Simon Becher, and Eduard Löwen. The discussion also touches on the dismissal of Bradley Carnell, John Hackworth's role as interim head coach, and the challenges ahead in the Leagues Cup.

John Hackworth, interim head-coach for St Louis CITY SC joins Tom Ackerman every Monday. This week, they recap CITY's loss to Juarez in League's Cup.

Coach Hack joins the show to talk about Sunday's Leagues Cup matchup, why the fact that they've already advanced doesn't matter—they won't the top spot in the group, using the Leagues Cups game as a preseason for the newest players, the best position going forward for new addition Cedric Teuchert, his versatility being able to play and switch between multiple positions, the enjoyable part of getting new players (as a new signing is announced while he's on the air), but also the tricky parts of adding more new players, projecting the need to win 7/9 games after the restart to make the playoffs, knowing that a playoff run is the only way he'll seal the deal, shoring up some of the defensive struggles & enjoying the Olympic for the USMNT U-23 run and getting some special help from his cycling cheering section. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Interim St Louis CITY SC head coach John Hackworth joins Tom Ackerman discussing weekend victory over Dallas FC.

John Hackworth, St Louis CITY SC Head coach joins Tom Ackerman and talks about his emotions following a tie against Sporting KC.    Credit: © Nick Tre. Smith-USA TODAY Sports

In this episode, Lutz Pfannenstiel and Joe Pott discuss St. Louis City SC's recent challenges and strategies for improvement. They cover the team's preparation for upcoming matches, including integrating new players and rehabilitating injuries. They also emphasize the importance of a clear coaching profile and the coaching search process, highlighting John Hackworth's advantage. Switching gears, John Mozeliak and Joe Pott delve into the St. Louis Cardinals' strategy for the MLB draft. They analyze the team's performance in the first half of the season, focusing on resilience and key player contributions. Mozeliak expresses optimism for the team's future, with particular attention to Tommy Edman's potential impact post-rehabilitation. Pott explores the decision-making process surrounding Edman's activation and role within the team.

In this episode, Lutz Pfannenstiel and Joe Pott discuss St. Louis City SC's recent loss and areas needing improvement. They delve into preparation and strategy for upcoming matches, focusing on integrating new players and rehabilitating injured ones. They also highlight the importance of a clear coaching profile and a thorough search process, noting John Hackworth's experience and familiarity with the club as a key advantage.

In this edition of Sports Open Line, we were interrupted by coverage of President Biden's news conference, however, Matt Pauley previews the rivalry series coming up for the Redbirds coming up this weekend. Hear Heidi Watney, of MLB on Apple TV+ on what she has been seeing from both clubs. Also, hear our own Jen Siess' interview with Ty Keough on City SC and start of the John Hackworth era in St. Louis.

Coach Hack joins the show to talk about why he prefers the 'coach' term over 'manager' based on the history of the profession in his family, what it's been like over the last two weeks as he's taken over, the influence of his father & grandfather on him as a coach, why we'll notice some big changes to what they're doing this week, the big Durkin change in one of their early games and how they can keep changing things and how they gameplan for Vancouver after seeing them two weeks ago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the first hour, Nate Gatter and Jen Siess break down the win over San Jose and the loss to Colorado. We hear from Y98's Dale Schilly, and MLS 360 Analyst Bradley Wright-Phillips. Wright-Phillips discusses whether the dismissal of Bradley Carnell was fair, along with the frustration of this City SC season. As always, we wrap up the first hour with Laws of the Game with George Gansner.

In the second hour, Nate Gatter and Jen Siess talk more about John Hackworth, and his style of coaching. Plus a discussion with Ruth Harker, former USWNT goalkeeper. We were then joined by Terry Michler, former CBC High School Soccer Coach, and winningest high school soccer coach in American history.

John Hackworth took over as CITY SC Interim head coach last week.  CITY split its first two matches this week, beating San Jose at home and losing on the road to Colorado.  He chats with Tom Ackerman every Monday at 8:45am.    Credit: © Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

  Join Tom Ackerman and Lutz Pfannenstiel as they delve into the recent coaching change at St. Louis City SC, including the departure of Bradley Carnell and the appointment of interim coach John Hackworth. Lutz Pfannenstiel provides insights into the decision-making process influenced by poor results and future ambitions. They also discuss the return of midfielder Marcel Hartel to the lineup and the promising acquisition of defender Jayden Reid

 Join Tom Ackerman and Lutz Pfannenstiel as they discuss the recent coaching change at St. Louis City SC, interim coach John Hackworth's appointment, and midfielder Marcel Hartel's return. They delve into the team's ambitions and decisions influenced by recent performances. Later, Tom Ackerman and John Mozeliak analyze the Cardinals' bullpen challenges, starting pitchers' impact, and minor league prospects leading up to the trade deadline.

Tom Ackerman joins us to discuss the recent developments in St. Louis CITY SC, including John Hackworth's first game as head coach and Bradley Carnell's dismissal. Tom shares his insights on the team's roster changes and their chances for the remainder of the season. We also dive into the St. Louis Cardinals' recent performance, including Lance Lynn's tough game and the team's bullpen challenges. Plus, Tom recounts his experience watching Euro 2024 in Italy and gives his predictions for the tournament

St. Louis City SC beat writer Tom Timmermann returns from vacation to discuss Bradley Carnell’s firing, the teams Wednesday win and interim coach John Hackworth.

Send us a message!The Vancouver breakdown gets put on hold as the boys discuss the breaking news of the day involving City parting ways with head coach Bradley Carnell.  Erik and David are joined by the Monday Morning Centerback, Dave Wykoff and the trio talk about the good and bad that come out of this situation.  Also, who is John Hackworth?  Find out who is stepping into the role on an interim basis.  Plus, where can you find the best food at CityPark?  What local establishment would you like to see in there? All that plus much more on South End Supporters.If you like what you hear, please remember to like, subscribe, leave a review or simply rate the podcast.Instagram - SouthEndSupportersTwitter - SES_podcastSTLFacebook - South End Supporters Podcast

Hello Colorado Rapids fans. This week on Holding The High Line, there's excitement for 4th of July and a reality check. We banter about Rafael Navarro getting confirmed, Lamine Diack heading back to France, and Keegan Rosenberry surprisingly making the MLS All-Star team. We break down that 3-0 loss to LAFC on Saturday. The approach and ideas were good, but they were too aggressive and naive to start the match. The Black and Gold showed why they are one of the best teams in MLS, especially when they're ahead at home. The Burgundy Boys hung in there in the second half until Kévin Cabral got sent on. There's a discussion to be had about how the Pids were undisciplined for the first time this year. But hey, Mike Edwards was ok off the bench. Then we turn to another double game week. Sporting KC are old and bad. St. Louis CITY know what they are and could have a new coach bump after parting ways with Bradley Carnell. We talk about what John Hackworth could do come Sunday. We recorded this episode before the USMNT's loss to Uruguay. How about Canada getting out of the group though? We have partnered with BETUS. Get a 125% bonus on your first three deposits when you use our link. They are even doing Concacaf competitions now.

In the second hour of this Sunday morning sports show, we kick things off with Lutz Pfannenstiel as he recaps the draw with Houston and looks ahead to the upcoming clash with LAFC in soccer. Next, Tom Ackerman has an insightful discussion with John Mozeliak, the Cardinals' president of baseball operations, where they delve into recent road series wins, the future of the outfield, challenges faced by players like Dylan Carlson, and offseason plans for acquiring pitching talent. To wrap up the hour, Ackerman sits down with hockey legend Bernie Federko, who shares his excitement and insights about the return of Blues hockey. Federko, a Hockey Hall of Fame inductee in 2002, provides an exclusive look into the upcoming season and the future of the St. Louis Blues.

Players were added to the CITY SC roster and we get you ready for the historic match at CITY PARK against Bayer Leverkeusen...Xabi, John Hackworth, and Lutz Pfannenstiel look at the big night!

Players were added to the CITY SC roster and we get you ready for the historic match at CITY PARK against Bayer Leverkeusen...Xabi, John Hackworth, and Lutz Pfannenstiel look at the big night!

John Hackworth joins Randy 7 Carey to talk about building this team from complete scratch and being excited about what they've seen, being able to implement Lutz's style and philosophy across the roster, putting together a roster combined with veterans and younger players, knowing from early that this team was special, trying to approach the Final just like any other game, preaching that this game is about a cumulation of the last years work and not just one singular week and having a little extra edge because Columbus hasn't gotten to play them live yet.

We sat down with St Louis CITY2 Head Coach John Hackworth and discussed how he's developing a winning machine at speed.

In this hour, Cardinals Manager, Oliver Marol joins to talk all the injuries in the lineup, built in off days, Yadi, and more. Then, Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro League Baseball Museum talks Buck O'Neil. Last, John Hackworth, Director of Coaching at STLSC calls in to talk, transition to MLS, St Louis, and more. 

John Hackworth joins the show to talk about the success for CITY2 in their first season, preview Saturday's game in Edwardwville, implementing the style that Luz wants, build a philosophy across multiple levels to be prepared for '23, break down what that style and philosophy will mean (hint: heavy pressing, high line) the advantage that CITY has had in their lead up and what drew him to join CITY in the first place.

It's the first Throw In episode! We're a little looser and a lot less censored as we talk a bit about City 2 coach John Hackworth reportedly interviewing for the San Jose Quakes job, answer a listener question, and talk MLS. That's the rest of the show, it's all MLS.If you like the show and want to support us, please subscribe, rate and review! Follow us on Twitter: @soccercapitolFollow us on the Web at: soccer-capitol.comContact us: soccercapitol@gmail.com "Whiskey on the Mississippi" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our first episode of 2022, Michael Haffner joins Steve and Joe to talk about City's MLS Next Pro squad preseason matches, speculate on where they will play the home matches, drop some unofficial names, and when the roster will drop. They also discuss the announcement of John Hackworth as City 2 Head Coach, and the big announcement of Bradley Carnell as City's 1st Head Coach.

This week on Flyover Footy we go over the MLSNP roster rules, John Hackworth's appointment as the interim Head Coach The post Flyover Footy – MLSNP Roster Rules, Hackworth, and SuperDraft appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

This week on Flyover Footy we go over the MLSNP roster rules, John Hackworth's appointment as the interim Head Coach The post Flyover Footy – MLSNP Roster Rules, Hackworth, and SuperDraft appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

Join St. Louis CITY SC Director of Coaching, John Hackworth and Academy Coaches Luis Swisher and Tim Kelly as they discuss the mental aspect of the game. 

Get to know our Director of Coaching John Hackworth in our first episode.

On this episode of the Soccer Capitol Podcast, the gang come together to discuss the big news from St Louis CITY SC with their hire of John Hackworth, discuss the players that are and aren't on the USMNT roster this window, and get angry about what's being made public in the NWSL. If you like the show and want to support us, please subscribe, rate and review! Follow us on Twitter: @soccercapitolFollow us on the Web at: soccer-capitol.comContact us: soccercapitol@gmail.com Timestamps: NWSL Allegations: 01:40 STL City Hires John Hackworth: 07:20 USMNT Rosters: 22:19 MLS Roundup: 44:48 "On Hold for You", "Whiskey on the Mississippi"Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jeff, Casey, Lance, and Jason discuss the departure of John Hackworth as manager of Louisville City, and break down the opening 2-0 win over Atlanta United 2. New interim manager Danny Cruz joins the show to discuss the plans moving forward, and the gang wraps up the show by previewing the upcoming match for Racing Louisville as they visit Gotham FC. And of course, Derby picks are given.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a sharp turn of events, our championship winning coach for LouCity, John Hackworth and the club parted ways on 4/27, paving the way for Assistant Coach, Danny Cruz to take the interim tag.  Joey Cecil and David O'Connell join Scouse and Kenny to work through emotions, memories, uncertainty and what the future may hold.

Jeff Greer is in for Bobby V on a Tuesday,  He discusses the news of John Hackworth parting ways with Lou City.  Jeff Borzello of ESPN joins too talk some college hoops, UofL's off season, and the transfer portal.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 2021 season is underway and one of the biggest headlines of the year has already hit the stands. Steele Some Time hosts Kelsi Steele and Scott Stewart cover the abrupt departure of Louisville City FC’s John Hackworth and what that means for the club moving forward. To lighten up the mood, Kelsi brings a positive story from a Starbucks that will leave you mind blown.    Plus, after a big week, FC Tulsa’s Joaquin Rivas joins the pod and puts a few of his fellow teammates on blast. Pssst. No one is safe.     The hosts end the show looking ahead to Week 1 and the meeting of Phoenix and San Diego. Will one of them be the top dogs in 2021? One thing is certain, the hosts don’t agree.

WDRB's John Lewis goes 1-on-1 with LouCity FC head coach John Hackworth in the season debut of Yackin' with Hack. They cover the preparations for the final preseason matchup, the expectations from the team as many veterans return from last season's team and about the optimism of fans returning to Lynn Family Stadium.

Kenny and Scouse spend time with James O'Connor, EVP of Development for Soccer Holdings,  John Hackworth, Sporting Director and Head Coach of Louisville City FC and Christy Holly, Head Coach of Racing Louisville.  We talk tattoo challenges, lunch decisions, Tyler Childers, U2, Jack Harlow and somewhere along the way, we stumble into formation trends, building up to the season and potential new signings.

John Hackworth is currently the head coach of Louisville City, in the USL Championship. He is widely respected in US Soccer circles and has crossed paths with seemingly every top American prospect through his roles both with the US National Team and the U17 squad. Listen to his thoughts on creating a winning culture and what can cause top young prospects to miss out on their full potential.

Patron Producer: Jeff HerndenDOWN GOES CHARLESTON! This is not an Irn-Bru fueled fever dream - Tampa Bay got a win over the Battery when it matters most and the Rowdies ARE HEADED TO THE EASTERN CONFERENCE FINAL vs. John Hackworth and Louisville City. The guys break down the big win over Charleston, check in on the Western Conference, and preview the trip to Louisville... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kevin Derr in the house; Mike Watts the American Football player; Most painful injury; Review past matches; Don't mess with John Hackworth; Introduction of a new segmentWebsite - http://3honestlads.buzzsprout.com/iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3-honest-lads/id1458149870Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3MSTzMotppfRN9ewUSpGCUStitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/3-honest-ladsGoogle Podcasts - https://bit.ly/2wDv27tFollow the Lads:Twitter - https://twitter.com/3honestlads

John Lewis sits down with former Lou City head coach James O'Connor and current head coach James Hackworth to discuss the past, present and future of Louisville's USL club

WDRB's John Lewis talks with Lou City FC head coach John Hackworth and LCFC midfielder Paolo DelPiccollo to discuss the USL's decision to allow limited practices. They also try to predict what the season could look like when, or if, it starts.

episode #102 with Union original Amobi Okugo - Coronavirus procedures - Amobi career update - on playing for Peter Nowak, John Hackworth, and Jim Curtin - what it means to be a Union OG - preference for midfield or central defense? - classic Union games to watch while stuck at home - the soccer equivalent of basketball spacing - your questions/comments Please subscribe to the show ([Apple Podcasts] [Spotify] [Google Play] [iHeartRadio] [Stitcher] [RSS]), leave a 5 star review, and follow us on Twitter: @Kevin_Kinkead@JoyOnBroad Check out the other shows on the Crossing Broad Podcast Network including: Crossed Up: A Phillies Podcast, Snow the Goalie: A Flyers Podcast, Crossing Broadcast: A Philly Sports Podcast, and Crossing Broad FC: A Soccer Podcast, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A special guest joins the Access Louisville podcast panel this week: Louisville City Football Club President Brad Estes.We cover a lot of different topics with Estes, including favorite sports venues and the team's soon-to-be open stadium in Butchertown. He also chats with us about how he got into his current role and the recent kerfuffle over the team's logo.We've had a lot of news about the team recently. Reporter Marty Finley just finished a profile story on Lou City FC coach John Hackworth, for instance.As always we didn't only cover one topic. At the end of the show we also discuss some recent restaurant and retail news (Estes was nice enough to stick around for that too.) We note that eyeglasses retailer Warby Parker is coming to town soon. And Lexington's Goodfellas Pizzeria is finally opening a Louisville location. Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. In addition to Estes and Finley, Digital Editor David Mann and Design/Multimedia Editor Brooke Timmons are on the show.

LouCity’s manager and sporting director joins the gang for this episode to talk about the upcoming season, Lynn Family Stadium, job titles, and so much more! Hey, while you’re listening, PLEASE give us a rating and a review on iTunes or your podcast service of choice! And tell your friends!

LouCity’s manager and sporting director joins the gang for this episode to talk about the upcoming season, Lynn Family Stadium, job titles, and so much more! Hey, while you’re listening, PLEASE give us a rating and a review on iTunes or your podcast service of choice! And tell your friends!

Nick is looking for an ACC rival for Louisville. Any ideas? Plus, John Hackworth and Fast Five.

Nick is live from the backside talking Derby, NBA Playoffs, and college hoops. Plus, John Hackworth, Scott Satterfield, and Paul Rogers.

Nick has thoughts on Louisville football's Spring Showcase and the Will Wade news out of LSU. Plus, Paul Rogers, Aaron Torres, John Hackworth, Fast Five, and Friday Four.

Howie talks Louisville hoops with Paul Rogers. Plus, soccer with John Hackworth.

Louisville City FC forward Luke Spencer talked about how hard it has been to get back to the USL Cup Final, the differences in this team and last year’s squad, and previewed Phoenix Rising FC. He also discussed going back to being a player from a player/coach after the arrival of John Hackworth, the rivalry with Cincy/FC Cincinnati, and a little about Chris Mack. Listen to Luke’s call here…

Howie talks Louisville City FC with John Hackworth and Louisville sports with Paul Rogers.

Louisville City FC’s Paolo DelPiccolo dropped by to preview Saturday’s playoff match against Bethlehem Steel. He also talked about Paolo-ween (his favorite holiday), being a part of the triumvirate of player-coaches, playing on the road, his love of “southern hospitality,” and Coach Hackworth. Listen to his visit here…

Daryl and Travis answer eight questions about the US Soccer YNT setup. Who should replace John Hackworth as U17 MNT coach, who even makes the hires, what would we do if made Youth Technical Director? And plenty more. Want access to all the premium content at TopDrawerSoccer.com? Get 20% off a Premier subscription by using the code "podcast" at http://TopDrawerSoccer.com/subscribe Want to drop a question in TDS Digital Mailbag? Do it here! --> http://bit.ly/2AmdSPl  

Michael McCammon is back in for Nick. He's got a lineup of guests--Jody Demling, Evan Daniels, Danielle Lerner, and John Hackworth.

On this edition of Talkin' Jacks, Alex and Ben discuss the 0-0 draw on the road in Pittsburgh. We chat about the tactical shift made by coach Jeffries, Bertrand Owundi's debut and many of the individual performances that stood out in Charlotte's gritty performance. In part two we talk a lot about if the Jacks will change anything heading in to Wednesday's match against Louisville City FC. We also talk briefly about LFC's new coach John Hackworth and if they will look any different than when they thrashed us 4-1 on July 21st. We answered listener questions in part 3 and talked about a couple of good causes that the Independence are supporting over the next few games. Thank you for listening! Come on you Jacks! Soccernsweettea.com orthocarolina.com Instagram: @talkinjacks Twitter: @talkinjacks Facebook.com/talkinjacks talkinjacks@gmail.com Music: "Good to Be Alone" by The Bomb Busters, used under Creative Commons --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinjacks/support

John Hackworth talks about the process to become Louisville City’s new coach, how great a job the triumvirate did in their stead as coaches, his vision for Louisville City FC, and how appreciative he is of the fan support he has already received.

Rog and Davo salute Tottenham Hotspur's noble title challenge, applaud Antonio Conte's Chelsea revolution, and break down Arsene Wenger's first ever league win over Mourinho. Plus, U.S. U-17 manager John Hackworth guests to talk youth development and the CONCACAF Championship.

The NSCAA Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, continues with two international guests in United States Under-17 Men's National Team head coach John Hackworth and England Women's National Team manager Mark Sampson. Visit NSCAA.com/podcasts for new episodes, released every two weeks!

NSCAA Podcast host Dean Linke asks United States Under-17 Men's National Team head coach John Hackworth on how his team stacks up against the rest of the world. Hear the full interview on the April 27th edition of the NSCAA Podcast at NSCAA.com/podcast.

United States Under-17 Men's National Team head coach John Hackworth discusses his team's match-up with Mexico at the 2017 CONCACAF Under-17 Championship. Hear the full interview on the April 27th edition of the NSCAA Podcast at NSCAA.com/podcast.

After an unacceptable start to the 2014 season, the Union finally lowered the boom on head coach John Hackworth.  They also played to a loss, win, and draw before the World Cup break.  The A3P boys discuss all of that and more, including what to do when your girlfriend realizes how good looking Cristiano Ronaldo.  The answer is never tell her.  Enjoy, and Happy World Cup 2014!!

Ding, dong, Hack is gone. Really is there any question on what Sean and Noah will talk about this week.  The Union fired John Hackworth on Tuesday just short of two years as head coach.  Noah does recap the RBNY … Continue reading →

  It was pain in the rain again, as after taking a surprise lead the Union back four were once again all at sea as Wheeler continues his torturous metamorphosis from one norse God, Thor, into another in the form of Loki. Now according to Wikipedia Loki “sometimes assists the gods and sometimes causes problems for them” - sounds about right, mind you the same source also claims that John Hackworth is a professional soccer coach.... and that one I am not too sure of. Want more on The U?  Checkout www.brotherlygame.com

It's tough to argue with results, even when those results aren't wins, and no one except native Orlandians (Orlandonians? Orlandites?) saw the matches. Regardless, John Hackworth may have made the most significant statement of his professional head coaching tenure this offseason, and that in and of itself merits a new podcast. Enjoy!

The SBI Show: Episode 105 (with special guests John Hackworth and Andre Blake)

It was life imitating art as the evil JR, played by Blas Perez, stole Thor's thunder as good-guy younger brother Bobby, played by Aaron Wheeler, looked to have stolen the show, the perennially nice, but useless Cliff Barnes played by Zach MacMath did his usual routine of screwing everything up with a dopey "who me?" look on his face as the ineffectual Sue-Ellen, played by John Hackworth looked on from the sidelines. You couldn't make this stuff up.  No Stormin' Gorman means even more prattling on from Richie and a greater amount of stats-a-plenty from Pat.  Here's hoping Dan makes it out of the Georgia swamps in time for the next episode.  

The SBI Podcast: Episode 10 (with special guests John Hackworth and Michael Parkhurst)

Jimmy is back from Poland and Ukraine where he was covering the Euros for KICKTV, Frank is back from coaching Little League baseball in Kansas City, and JC's ASS is back and looking tan after spending some time at nude beach. So tune in to hear Jimmy and Frank discuss when the US will produce the next Andrea Pirlo, the difference in levels between playing for your club and playing for your country, why Geoff Cameron should've started versus Brazil, John Hackworth taking over for Peter Nowak in Philly, and some other stuff. You could learn something.