Podcast appearances and mentions of Kenneth Vermeer

FCA Short is een korte dagelijkse podcast van FC Afkicken waarin we de pure voetbalromanticus in onszelf naar boven halen. Want we hebben het in de Daily te weinig over alle mooie verhalen en momenten die deze fantastische sport heeft voortgebracht.Sommige spelers komen en gaan zonder sporen na te laten. Anderen veranderen de geschiedenis van een club, al is het maar voor even. In de winter van 2019 landde een jonge Zweed in Tilburg. Alexander Isak, een naam die al gefluisterd werd in de Europese top, maar bij Borussia Dortmund slechts op de bank zat te wachten. Vanaf het eerste moment voelde het anders. Hij was 19, maar speelde met het zelfvertrouwen van een spits die al jaren meedraaide. Technisch verfijnd, sluw in zijn loopacties, een koele afmaker. Zijn stempel op de Eredivisie kwam snel. Een hattrick tegen Fortuna Sittard. En in De Kuip, waar niet veel spitsen ongeschonden vertrekken, was hij de plaaggeest van Feyenoord. Een versnelling, een beweging naar binnen, twee verdedigers die op het verkeerde been stonden. Kenneth Vermeer zag de bal te laat. Isak had de wedstrijd beslist.Tilburg viel voor hem. Er kwam een lied, gezongen vanaf de tribunes. 16 wedstrijden, 13 doelpunten—zijn tijd in de Eredivisie was kort, maar onvergetelijk. Hij was niet zomaar een huurling, hij werd een icoon. Waar anderen Willem II zagen als een tussenstation, maakte Isak het tot zijn eigen podium. Iedere aanname, iedere versnelling, iedere treffer voelde als een herinnering in wording.In de podcast verwijzen Mart en Jean-Paul naar:Zijn twee goals tegen Heracles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-APpShV1UU&ab_channel=WillemIIZijn goal in De Kuip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNDaTdLhlrs&ab_channel=ESPNNLIn gesprek met Omroep Brabant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7EakkRsKrQ&ab_channel=OmroepBrabantDe EFL Cup finale met Geordie-commentaar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIxvCvOq_eI&ab_channel=EFLZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Op woensdag 26 juli zijn Lars van Velsum en Wouter Boerkamp op bezoek bij PEC Zwolle! Het gaat onder meer over Ajax dat wacht op Zagreb voor Josip Sutalo, het gerucht over Boadu en Feyenoord dat binnen een paar uur werd ontkracht, Xavi die Reijnders ook wel zag zitten, Baumgartl die vertrekt bij PSV, de Oranje Vrouwen die uit zijn op revanche tegen de VS en de 'Missie Handhaving' van PEC Zwolle met Kenneth Vermeer die aanschuift!Kom je met ons feesten tijdens Night at the Campus in de nacht van 26 juli tot 27 juli? Rocky Hehakaija zal aanwezig zijn. We hebben optredens van La Fuente, Sigourney K, Numidia en BENR, een uitgebreide voorbeschouwing en natuurlijk de spannende WK-wedstrijd tussen de Oranje Leeuwinnen en Team USA! Koop nu jouw kaartje via: https://shorturl.at/egtIJ(00:00) Intro(01:51) Ajax en Feyenoord hopen op uitschakeling Zagreb(05:15) Boadu en Joey Kooij niet naar Feyenoord(08:11) Transfertalk met Reijnders, Mbuyamba en Baumgartl(14:23) Oranje Vrouwen uit op revanche(16:22) PEC: Missie Handhaving met Kenneth VermeerZie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEK'S SHOW. On this week's podcast, we welcome Bryan and Ken back to the show after a few weeks away. We offer up our Best and Worst of the Week in the first segment of this week's show. What was your best and worst? Should Jaap Stam make a change at goalkeeper after Kenneth Vermeer's struggles? Is Wednesday's match against Atlanta a must-win for FC Cincinnati? We wrapped this week's show with some very clever Apple Podcast reviews! Thank you for sending those in! SUPPORT CST! Want to help support Cincinnati Soccer Talk? Want to become an episode captain? Become a supporter today! You can also help support the show by purchasing some shirts from our new T-shirt store! Head on over to cincinnatisoccertalk.com/shop. SUBSCRIBE TO CINCINNATI SOCCER TALK Don't forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We're also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we'd love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We'd love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk. The show's RSS feed is https://cincinnatisoccertalk.libsyn.com/rss

And just like that the 2021 MLS season has "officially" started for the Philadelphia Union as they pick up their first win of the 2021 MLS season against the Chicago Fire.   News: Toronto acquires Kemar Lawrence and Yeferson Soteldo: [3:38-4:59] The Columbus Crew potential name change: [5:00-8:45] Wilf family close to buying Orlando City: [8:46-10:55] FC Cincinnati sign veteran goalkeeper Kenneth Vermeer: [ Should MLS increase the salary cap: [ Chicago Fire v Philadelphia Union:  Overall thoughts: [ Good:  Union finishing chances: [30:32-31:40] Jack McGlynn excellent: [31:41-32:57] Unions positioning was good: [32:58-3] 5/8 clean sheets for the Union: [ Press caused issues: [ Bad:  Union's passing was atrocious: [0:00-0:00] Need cooler heads: [0:00-0:00] Anthony Fontana not getting into the 11: [0:00-0:00] Bad: [0:00-0:00] Blunder of The Week: Fans selling tickets to away fans: [0:00-0:00]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod http://thefreekickpodcast.com/

Derby Day is upon us for the first time in 2021, and even though it’s down in Carson, and even though only 8,000 fans would be allowed in the park, there truly isn’t anything like the Battle for Los Angeles. Unfortunately, the Black and Gold faithful would be treated to a frustrating evening in Carson, as the boys fell 2-1. It’s Episode 145, and it’s this season’s biggest match so far in the new campaign.  On this episode, we discuss the potential LAFC selloff on the horizon, the debut of Kim Moon-Hwan, the lingering injury of the king, Carlos Vela, and the atmosphere in Carson on match day. Eduard Atuesta signs for another year, Kenneth Vermeer makes it officially official in Cincy, and the “Former LAFC Player Round-up” sees Walker with another assist.  Also on 145, Scarf actually hops back on the Team Brian train for a minute, and he even brings Filly with him while our “Wait, What?!” moment of the podcast sees three Black and Gold players in a phone booth. (Hint: none of them changed into Superman.) LAFC doesn’t have a ton of time to lick their wounds, as the club heads to Seattle to take on the Sounders next Sunday.  To all the moms out there, we here at Defenders wish you the very best Mother’s Day you could ask for. We love you all, and we cannot wait to wash this one away with a big win in Seattle for Episode 146.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEK’S SHOW. We’re thrilled to welcome Fulcrum Fives as our new Presenting Sponsor of the show this month. Register your 5-a-side soccer team today and use promo code SOCCERTALK to get 10% off your team registration! Be sure to follow Fulcrum Fives on Facebook and Instagram too for the latest updates on their new facility! Bryan, Coach and I offer up our Best and Worst from the match over the weekend against Orlando City (again, which wasn’t much). This week’s Best and Worst is brought to you by Fastsigns Central Cincinnati. They design, fabricate and install everything from banners to illuminated building signs. Fastsigns Central Cincinnati is a preferred partner of Xavier Athletics and they work with many high schools, college and pro sports teams in Cincinnati, including Cintas Center, Nippert Stadium, Paul Brown Stadium, Great American Ballpark, The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame, Fifth Third Arena and others. Stop into Fastsigns on Highland Ave. next to Lowe’s in Oakley and tell Mike Williams that CST sent ya. You can visit them online at fastsigns.com/352 or follow them on social media accounts @fastsigns352. We opened up the phone lines in Segment 2 thanks to Rhinehaus. We spent this segment discussing where FC Cincinnati are succeeding and where they are failing. FC Cincinnati’s Meet Your Seat event took place over the weekend. Eric called in and told us a great story about his “Behind-the-Scenes” tour led by FC Cincinnati Club President Jeff Berding. ESPN reported over the weekend and was later confirmed by The Enquirer’s Pat Brennan that former LAFC goalkeeper Kenneth Vermeer will be joining FC Cincinnati. Don’t forget to get your Kings Hammer FC tickets! Use promo code “CSTKHFC” at checkout to get a 10% off single match or season tickets. Order online today at CincinnatiSoccerTalk.com/khfctickets SUPPORT CST! Want to help support Cincinnati Soccer Talk? Want to become an episode captain? Become a supporter today! You can also help support the show by purchasing some shirts from our new T-shirt store! Head on over to cincinnatisoccertalk.com/shop. SUBSCRIBE TO CINCINNATI SOCCER TALK Don’t forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We’re also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we’d love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We’d love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk. The show’s RSS feed is https://cincinnatisoccertalk.libsyn.com/rss

The Philadelphia Union have officially kicked off their 2021 MLS Season with a 0-0 draw against the Columbus Crew! Todd discusses Minnesota United continue their spending spree with the club close to announcing the signing of Adrien Hunou from Rennes. LAFC and Kenneth Vermeer agree to part ways, Pellegrini loaned to USL1 side Fort Lauderdale, Union finalizing a loan move for Matej Oravec, Redbulls close to signing Patryk Klimala from Celtic, and Aiden Morris out for the season with a torn ACL. Todd also gives his thoughts on how he thought the Union played v the Crew and what players stood out to him. And of course, Todd dives into the European Super League and why fans in this time need to super-local soccer more than ever!   News: Minnesota United close to signing Rennes forward Adrien Hunou: [0:00-0:00] Kenneth Vermeer released by LAFC: [0:00-0:00] Matías Pellegrini loaned to USL1 side Fort Lauderdale: [0:00-0:00] Union finalizing a loan move for Matej Oravec: [0:00-0:00] Redbulls close to signing Patryk Klimala from Celtic: [0:00-0:00] Columbus Crew midfielder Aiden Morris out for the season with a torn ACL: [0:00-0:00] Columbus Crew v Philadelphia Union: Over thoughts: [0:00-0:00] Good: [0:00-0:00]] Union have kept 3 straight clean sheets: [0:00-0:00] Sergio Santos able to play more minutes: [0:00-0:00] Union good on set-pieces: [0:00-0:00] Leon Flach continues to perform: [0:00-0:00] Jamiro controlled play as the 10: [0:00-0:00] Bad: [0:00-0:00] Anthony Fontana was invisible: [0:00-0:00] Mbaizo's crosses were inaccurate: [0:00-0:00] Jim's lack of subbing: [0:00-0:00] Blunder of The Week: [0:00-0:00] European Super League: [0:00-0:00]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod http://thefreekickpodcast.com/

The 2021 season has started, and, in typical LAFC fashion, the boys in Black and Gold open with a win at home! Austin FC kicks off their professional lives with a match at the Banc, and the lads from Texas would leave the match green with envy over the 3 points won by LAFC.  The match started with an incredible tribute to Mo Fascio, both from the club and the 3252. A moment of silence was followed by a moving video tribute to Mo, and the 3252 produced a heartfelt tifo. On the national TV broadcast, Stu Holden and the rest of the broadcast had wonderful things to say in Mo’s memory, and both MLS and Commissioner Don Garber again tweeted about the tributes. Mo, we will continue to honor your memory, your energy and passion, and your mission to unite people through the world’s game. In a bit of a surprise, the first of many over the course of about 30 hours, LAFC cut ties with oft-starting keeper Kenneth Vermeer, thus finally ending the year-long saga of which goalie will start between the pipes. (Hint: Pablo looked GREAT tonight!) Andy Najar apparently isn’t injured anymore, but he’s also in the nation’s capital, taking the pitch with former LAFC’er Adrien Perez.More importantly, however, was our chance to socially-distance ourselves at the Banc with 4,400 of our closest friends. Austin FC, or as we affectionately refer to them as, FC Broccoli, begins their life as an MLS franchise by entering the Cathedral of the Black and Gold, Banc of California Stadium, to pick up their first loss in club history. It didn’t start out well for LAFC. A hamstring issue kept last year’s Golden Boot winner, Diego Rossi, off the pitch, while a miscommunication between Carlos Vela and the coaches led to Vela being subbed in just the 22’. No Vela, no Rossi, and no Rayito? All right, all right, all right! LAFC got to work, and stellar back line play coupled with goals from Corey Baird and Mahala helped the Black and Gold to open the season right for a 2-0 win. Also on the podcast, our “Wait, What?!” moment makes its triumphant return! What leads Maurice Edu’s birthday shoutout to become a good, old-fashioned “Rants with Filly”? Which player made their LAFC debut, almost four years since being traded away from LAFC? Where was Matthew McConaughey? And which member of the pod had no idea about pager code or the significance of the numbers “143?” You’ll have to listen to Episode 142 to find out! It’s a win to kick off the season, and another fun episode of “The Most LAFC Podcast on Earth!”

LAFC Press Call with Diego Rossi, Bob Bradley, Kenneth Vermeer, and Mark Anthony Kaye. Gio Garcia - @GioGarciaLA https://twitter.com/GioGarciaLA

LAFC defeats Club América to move on to the 2020 CONCACAF Champions League final! In the single most important match in LAFC history, on the single biggest stage in LAFC history, against the single biggest opponent LAFC has ever played in a match that matters, LAFC comes away victorious! LAFC defeats América, 3-1, to move on to the final. In order to get to the final, however, LAFC took us on a roller coaster ride the likes of which we have never experienced in our three years of matches. LAFC came out on the front foot, dominating much of the first ten minutes, only to surrender a set piece goal in the 11th minute. Despite the early strike, LAFC continued to take it to Las Águilas until a stoppage time horror show starring Eduard Atuesta. Atuesta came crashing in to take a shot inside the box, clearly taken out, where he should have earned a penalty, without a doubt. However, the referee clearly missed it and there was no call. Atuesta and América’s keeper/telenovela actor Memo Ochoa got tangled up behind the play. As Ochoa stood over Atuesta, it appeared Atuesta made contact with Ochoa, so much so that Ochoa was sent writhing on the ground. Did Atuesta really make thatmuch contact with Memo? He certainly convinced the refs that he did, as Atuesta was sent off with a straight red card. Just like that, LAFC was both down a goal and down a man, and the half was over. It was truly a nightmare ending to a frustrating first half. With Latif coming on at the half for Moose, there was still good reason to be optimistic that LAFC could find the equalizer. However, we’re not sure that anyone could have predicted the lightning storm that ripped through Orlando. In the 46thminute, our fearless leader, our captain, and the best player on the pitch, Carlos Vela intercepts an errant pass in the attacking half and slots it past Memo for a goal! Just like that, it’s 1-1! And if you blinked, you missed Vela scoring AGAIN just seconds later in the 47th minute! Lightning struck twice in just over a minute, and LAFC is on top, 2-1, though still down a man. After that point, the match was simply incredible. Carlos Vela played his best half since his battles with Zlatan, Kenneth Vermeer made save after save and played with incredible poise, Latif was everywhere, and the back line held to preserve the lead going into stoppage. After another takeaway, Diego Rossi broke in on Memo, who is able to make an incredible save on the 2020 Golden Boot winner. However, the shot rebounded off Memo right to the streaking Latif Blessing, who slotted it home for the nail in América’s coffin. LAFC is headed to their first final in club history! Also on this episode… not much else. Yes, we cover This Day in LAFC History and News and Notes, but it’s quick. Filly does a quick history lesson on Club América, Scarf uses the word homeostasis, and the boys both wonder where Paul might be. But mostly, we celebrate the huge win by LAFC! LAFC has three days, and likely no Eduard Atuesta, to get ready for Tigres in the final on Tuesday. Listamos!!!

It’s the final match of the season, and potentially, the final match at Banc of California Stadium in 2020. A familiar foe awaits, as for the fourth time this year, LAFC takes on Portland. On Episode 129, Filly and the Scarf break down all the good and the bad from our tussle with the Timbers! Things got off to a beautiful start, as just 5 minutes in, Carlos Vela, back in the starting lineup, slots one home off a rebound to put the home squad up 1-0. The connections between Diego Rossi, Carlos Vela, and the 16-year old Christian Torres came early and often for the Black and Gold, and it was fun to watch. Rossi found the post and Vela found the crossbar as LAFC head into the half up just one goal. It would be more of the same early in the second, as Rossi found the post again. It was a back and forth affair in the second, with LAFC creating fewer chances and Portland finding more comfort, especially off the foot of Diego Valeri. Kenneth Vermeer came up huge several times but was equaled by his counterpart between the pipes, Steve Clark. Just before stoppage, Portland found the equalizer, as Southern California native Jorge Villafana got on the end of a Diego Valeri pass to make it 1-1. It was a somewhat frustrating, if not oddly poetic, end to LAFC’s regular season. LAFC sit 7th in the table, which means a date with the Sounders in Seattle to kick off the playoffs. Revenge is a dish best served Black and Gold! It’ll be about a 2-week break for Bob and the boys, which should be plenty of time to get ready for Seattle. Diego Rossi ends the season as the youngest Golden Boot winner in league history, and he and Vela become the first teammates to win the boot back-to-back. LAFC also finishes the season as the Best in the West and the Best in MLS at scoring goals, pacing the circuit with 47. Rounding out the episode, we fondly remember Alex Trebek while saying goodbye to the Supporters Shield. This Day in LAFC History celebrates the birth of the first signing in club history while highlighting a goal for Brian (just not one for LAFC). Filly nurses a hangover, Scarf congratulates another expansion team on their playoff berth, and the boys can’t help but feel sorry for Philadelphia as they raise a plastic shield. The Most LAFC Podcast on Earth! Who is Defenders of the Banc? (RIP Alex Trebek)

Episode 118 – The Referee’s A Sounder! We are back for yet another September episode of Defenders of the Banc, and it’s another tough result for LAFC. LAFC makes their way up to the Emerald City to take on the defending champs, and, unbeknownst to them, the referee, as well. It’s a 3-0 loss to the champs, and it’s Episode 118 of Defenders of the Banc. LAFC started out well, and it was punch/counterpunch for the first 25 minutes or so. Solid chances by both sides wiped away by errant touches or an offside call, and one solid save by Pablo Sisniega. In the 27th minute, things took a bit of a turn as Dejan Jakovic was called for a handball that everyone in the building missed the first time around. Nico Lodeiro slots it home and LAFC are down early, yet again, 1-0. Just five minutes pass before referee Joseph Dickinson switches out his yellow PRO referee top for rave green, as Latif Blessing is whistled for a foul in the box that is literally never actually called a foul except for tonight, and one more Nico Lodeiro PK later, it’s 2-0. The sky is falling along with the rain in Seattle. LAFC looked to regroup after the half and bringing on both Andy Najar and Eduard Atuesta seemed to do the trick. Play improved and passes tightened up a bit, but LAFC was still having trouble creating meaningful chances. To further the Black and Gold frustration, a clear handball on Seattle wasn’t just missed, there was also no call to review it. Turnabout couldn’t even lead to fair play. A crisp connection between Joao Paulo and Raul Ruidiaz late in the match salted things away for Seattle, and it’s another punchless, shutout loss for LAFC in September. Also, on this episode, a significant PK makes its way into This Day In LAFC History, Hello Kitty stops by, Filly learns the word pejorative, and for much of the episode, it’s actually Scarf who sounds like the optimist. We celebrate both Hispanic Heritage Month and Rosh Hashanah while Beita Time returns to MLS. The boys remember their “Wait, What?!” moment of the podcast, and it’s not Kenneth Vermeer’s FIFA 21 rating, Filly quotes Dolly Parton, and Scarf helps the haters on social media do some good with their awful hot takes. Lick your wounds quickly, Defenders, as LAFC heads back home to take on the Whitecaps in just 5 days! We hope you enjoy Episode 118 of Defenders of the Banc!

The House of the Mouse became a house of horrors for LAFC, as the pre-tournament favorites were bounced by, of all teams, the cinderella story of the COVID Cup, Orlando City SC, led by, of all players, Joao Moutinho. LAFC loses on PK’s 5-4 after ending regulation locked at 1. This week should have been a celebration of epic proportions at Banc of California Stadium. The All Star Game was set to pit a team of Liga MX foes against a likely LAFC-laden MLS All Star squad at the Cathedral of the Black and Gold. Unfortunately, the hell that has been most of 2020 cancelled those plans, pushing them back at least a year. In light of these crazy times, at least we had the MLS Is Back tournament to look forward to. Well, the run is over, after a decidedly-tired looking but valiant effort from our boys. Another BWP goal was not enough, as a 90th minute equalizer from Joao sent the game to PK’s. Tied after one round, Jordan Harvey unfortunately bangs his shot off the crossbar, and the hopes of LAFC advancing were tenuous at best. Though LAFC was able to see out their subsequent rounds, so was Orlando, and, just like that, the dream of hoisting the COVID Cup was over. It’s out of the bubble and back to L.A. for the Black and Gold. The world has taken notice of Diego Rossi. Bradley Wright-Phillips has found the magic that he had for so many years in New Jersey. The tournament was finally the coming out party for Brian Rodriguez that we were waiting for, with 2 goals and 4 assists. And, in our humble opinion, we look to have our #1 keeper in Kenneth Vermeer. All that being said, it’s an unfortunate exit for the favorites. Licking our wounds is never easy, and this one certainly hurts, but we do our best to keep it nice and regular for you as well, with two “Wait, What?!” moments, This Day In LAFC History, and the usual banter back and forth. Why does Filly have some ‘splaining to do? When will Scarfstradamus get one right again? And will the Defenders ever be able to walk around Vietnam without being mobbed? (You’ll hear why, don’t worry.) Please make sure to stick around for the end of the episode for our heartfelt tribute to the godfather himself, Jerry Jimenez of Heart of LAFC. Thank you for listening as we head to Episode 110!

Listen to LAFC Press Conference with Bob Bradley, Eduard Atuesta, and Kenneth Vermeer. Gio Garcia - @GioGarciaLA https://twitter.com/GioGarciaLA

IT"S HERE! Our Belated MLS 2020 Preview! In today's pod Saskia & Michael are joined by The Athletic's GK Analyst Matt Pyzdrowski. The three of them answer listener questions regarding David DeGea's form, which GK's are most underrated in MLS, which young prospects to watch and why Kenneth Vermeer is perfect for LAFC. This episode is a MONSTER! (RATE, REVIEW & Subscribe on all Platforms!) Time Stamps: 0:00- 4:40 - Reviews & dogs barking 4:40- 10:45 - David De Gea's Form MLS Preview a. 10:45- 26:40 - The Most Underrated Goalkeepers in MLS b. 26:40- 41:58 Veterans in New Spots (Vermeer, Robles, Willis, Macmath) c. 41:58- 51:30 - Young Prospects to Watch this Season d. 51:30- 55:40 - Has David Bingham hit his ceiling? e. 55:40- 1:00 - Should Brad Guzan be the US Olympic MNT #1 ? f. 1:00-1:06 - MLS GK of the Year ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ (Patreon Link. Please Donate!)https://www.patreon.com/gkunion ======================================= Social Media Handles @goalkeeperpodcast (FB, Instagram) @goalkeeperpod (Twitter). www.insidethe18media.com. Rate & Review on Itunes! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ #goalkeeper #goalkeepertrainingvideos #goalkeepers #goalkeepersaves #mls #soccer #keeper #cleansheet #goalkeeperpodcast #soccerpodcast #soccerworld #danabrahams #sportspsychology #psychologist #timdittmer #englishfa #goalkeepermistakes #uswnt #mancity #nycfc #posessionfootball #NWSL #nccourage #uswnt #cwnt #worldcup #olympics #theathletic #theathleticuk #theathleticsoccer #LAFC

It’s Episode 80, or as we are calling this one, Episode LXXX, in honor of the Super Bowl, played today between the Chiefs and 49ers. The preseason is underway, and as such, we recap the closed-to-everyone friendly victory over NYCFC, 3-1. The match had plenty of history for being a preseason friendly, as Brian Rodriguez finally put one in the back of the net for the Black and Gold. 2020 SuperDraft pick Jorge Gonzalez also got on the board, a goal you could have seen LIVE on Defenders of the Banc’s Instagram @defendersofthebanc! Kenneth Vermeer got the start before eventually giving way to Pablo Sisniega. In our LAFC News and Notes segment, LAFC changes the start time for the Houston match in May, a third different LAFC player nets a game winner in the CONMEBOL Olympic Qualifying tournament, and a great new series from LAFC debuts on YouTube, “Behind the Crest”. Make sure you check out the first episode! This next coming week is a big one, as the new kit drops February 5th among several other events in Jersey Launch Week. Listen to this episode for all the details and how to register for everything coming up this week!The Defenders took a detour down the 110 to watch the USMNT and Walker Zimmerman take on his former teammate Marco Ureña and Costa Rica in a 1-0 snoozer of a victory. Walker did almost score and had several good opportunities inside the box. In our new segment Looking to Leon, we take a quick look at Leon’s win over Morelia. In Just 16 days, LAFC takes on Leon in Guanajuato in the first leg of the first round of the CCL. Will you be joining Scarf in Leon?The boys close the episode with their thoughts on Super Bowl LIV and, of course, the tragic passing of Kobe, Gianna, and 7 others a week ago. Though we may close this episode a little differently, we hope you enjoy episode 80 and the build-up to Leon.

Los Angeles Football Club welcomed its supporters back to Banc of California Stadium for the first time in 2020 and lets face it, even if you didn't recognize every player that Bob sent out onto the pitch against Peñarol, that matters so much less when the black and gold are victorious! LAFC's head coach took full advantage of his unlimited preseason substitutions; 26 players contributed to LAFC's 2-0 win over the Uruguayan club, including three Phoenix Rising FC players and six academy players(Dweezy officially wins the gentleman's bet from last week about seeing them in a match). Before the mass substitutions at the start of the second half, Latif Blessing played well right back, Vela hit his first left footed goal of the new decade, Adrian Perez continued his strong start to the preseason with a goal, and Kenneth Vermeer had a successful LAFC debut. After the match, Bob said that there is a lot to improve on, but the coaches were pleased on the night. Even by Bob's high standards, Saturday's match gave fans and coaches alike several reasons to smile. Ryan Wallerson of the Los Angeles Daily News and Writer at Large (he said small, but we all know Dweezy is anything but) Alex Dwyer are joined by Tigers Supporter Group member and youth soccer coach Pierce Maher to talk about the Peñarol match, LAFC's first impressions in 2020 and mourn the passing of Kobe Bryant (It still feels so strange to say and read). Rest In Peace Kobe, young Gianna and the seven other souls lost in that tragic helicopter crash.

We've got a match to discuss. LAFC played in its first preseason match of 2020. The 2-0 victory over Peñarol resulted in plenty to talk about. Max and Vince start with the incredible tailgate on the South Lawn of the Natural History Museum with LAFC and Peñarol supporters. The guys talk about what they saw in the match, including LAFC debuts for five LAFC Academy players. Also making a debut in the friendly was new goalkeeper signing Kenneth Vermeer. The former Ajax and Feyenoord keeper joins the podcast for the first time. He talks about his impressions of Banc of California Stadium and the 3252, what he loves about LAFC's football, and how his first few weeks in LA are going. The first competitive match is weeks away but there is still a lot to talk about. Make sure you subscribe and never miss an episode.

Wat krijg je als je het totale mens-principe en een ketchupfles-theorie combineert? Juist, Nicolai Jørgensen in z’n oude vorm! Zijn twee doelpunten tegen SC Heerenveen zorgden voor een bijzondere situatie op vak QQ. En waarom besteedden de kenners en commentatoren op televisie eigenlijk zo bar weinig aandacht aan de spectaculaire omhaal van Luis Sinisterra? Johan, Wesley en invaller Marijn proberen een antwoord te vinden. In de 148ste aflevering van Kein Geloel gaat het uiteraard ook over Dick Advocaat. De Kleine Generaal heeft het geweldig voor elkaar in zijn eerste maanden in Rotterdam-Zuid. En dat zorgt voor de nodige discussie: moet de zeventiger er nog een jaar aan vastplakken? Moet Feyenoord dat eigenlijk wel willen? Verder aan bod: de prijzige rolkoffer van Kenneth Vermeer, de ideale trainer voor de toekomst en de knollentuin en de plastic mat van de komende twee tegenstanders.

Welkom bij aflevering 30 alweer van de Red White Podcast. Een bizar einde afgelopen zondag toen Timo Letschert de 3-2 binnenkopte achter een vallende Kenneth Vermeer. Natuurlijk kijken we uitgebreid terug op die knotsgekke wedstrijd, we hebben weer nieuws en luisteraarsvragen en we blikken vooruit op twee wedstrijden: VVV uit op woensdag en Ado uit op zaterdag. Oh ja, ook nog een passend muziekje op het eind :p Volg ons op twitter: @RedWhitePod Mail ons: redwhitepodcast@gmail.com Veel luisterplezier

Bu haftaki programda İngiltere ve Hollanda'daki alt lig kültürünü, Tottenham Hotspur'un yeni stadındaki ilk maç deneyimini, yenilenen statları, Feyenoord'un kalecisi Kenneth Vermeer'i ve büyükbabasının kafatasıyla şampiyonluk kutlayan Racing taraftarını konuşuyoruz.

In een gloednieuwe podcast bespreken presentator Neal Petersen en FOX Sports-commentator Mark van Rijswijk de aankopen tot nu toe in de Eredivisie, of Kenneth Vermeer of Brad Jones dit jaar onder de lat kom te staan bij landskampioen Feyenoord, de start van de Oranje Vrouwen en natuurlijk het tragische nieuws rondom Ajax-middenvelder Abdelhak 'Appie' Nouri. En er is een nieuw record: alle vragen van de trouwe luisteraars komen deze week aan bod.

Nu ligt er een wetsontwerp dat deze overheidsbemoeienis regelt. Wanneer is dat nou wel wenselijk en wanneer niet. Daaarover zijn Jan Louis Burggraaf, partner en fusie- en overname-advocaat bij Allen & Overy en Hans Schenk, gespecialiseerd in fusies en overnames als hoogleraar economie aan de Universiteit Utrecht en kroonlid van de Sociaal-Economische Raad te gast.De KlassiekerNiemand uit de voormalige vakken 424 en 425, samen beter bekend als vak 410, de harde kern van de Ajxsupporters, mag dit jaar naar de Klassieker Ajax Feyenoord. Omdat er vorig jaar incidenten waren, onder andere met een pop die Kenneth Vermeer moest voorstellen. Zo'n collectieve straf, mag dat? Advocaat Leonie Kroon legt uit waarom dat binnen het tuchtrecht wel mogelijk is. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Door een blessure van Ajax-doelman Jasper Cillessen, staat Kenneth Vermeer de komende duels op doel bij de Amsterdammers. […]