Podcast appearances and mentions of kingston stockade

Sean McGee has spent his life hustling to make it in the business of sports. His journey has taken him from minor league baseball, to NPSL soccer with Kingston Stockade, to coaching College basketball, to business development with the Tampa Bay Lightning, and finally, to the Sarasota Paradise in Lakewood Ranch, Florida.  For those keeping track at home, Sarasota Paradise will be moving up to USL League One for the 2026 season and is busy gearing up for USL League Two play this Summer. We talk to Sean about what it will take to build the project up to the professional level for next Summer.

We are excited to have Dennis Crowley on the podcast to talk about the NPSL squad he founded, called Kingston Stockade FC.  Dennis is someone that likes to build things. Things that bring people together and build communities. Whether that's building Foursquare – which currently has 50 million active users – or Street FC – which connects people that are interested in playing pick-up street soccer – or building Kingston Stockade FC – which is an NPSL team that plays in the North Atlantic Conference that has been around since 2016 and is the reason we have him on today. We talk about Dennis' method of "Open Source Soccer", the beginnings of the club, and the future of the club. 

Dennis is a guest we have wanted to have for a long time. His "Open Source Soccer" concept was a catalyst for so many in US lower league soccer today, including ourselves. In this conversation, we talk set up nightmares, on-field success, off-field trials, and there is an unseemly amount of talk about folding t-shirts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/buildit/support

We talk about new NWSL soccer owner Naomi Osaka and talk to Kingston Stockade and Street FC owner Dennis Crowley We also talk about USMNT winning again! Sponsored by The Cooligans 5-Year Anniversary Scarf from Ruffneck Scarves and designed by Felix Palao! "Stay Gully" on one side and "Shouts To Us" on the other. Pick up a scarf and wear The Cooligans mantras around your neck today!  https://onthevolleyapparel.com/collections/cooligans/products/cooligans-scarf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We talk about new NWSL soccer owner Naomi Osaka and talk to Kingston Stockade and Street FC owner Dennis Crowley We also talk about USMNT winning again! Sponsored by The Cooligans 5-Year Anniversary Scarf from Ruffneck Scarves and designed by Felix Palao! "Stay Gully" on one side and "Shouts To Us" on the other. Pick up a scarf and wear The Cooligans mantras around your neck today!  https://onthevolleyapparel.com/collections/cooligans/products/cooligans-scarf

This week we welcome Dennis Crowley to the show. We're talking about his passion for soccer and why he wanted to bring a team to his town in Kingston, New York. We discuss the future of community based soccer clubs in the U.S outside of major markets. We hit on loads of different parts of U.S Soccer as well as his involvement at Street F.C Loads of footy goodies crammed into this hour. We hope you enjoy.

In this episode, entrepreneur Dennis Crowley gives his story on how he created an NPSL team, Kingston Stockade (https://www.stockadefc.com). We discuss the value of lower division soccer in the US and what needs to happen from our leadership for US Soccer to continue moving in the right direction. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/downthetunnelwithkb/support

Stephen and Duffy chat with Dennis Crowley about Kingston Stockade. 

On this week episode of First Team Podcast John Frusciante reviews the Cosmos 2019 home opener victory over New York Athletic Club. Bradley of Dutch Guard, Kingston Stockade FC Supporters Group joins the show to preview the Cosmos upcomign clash this weekend against Kingston Stockade. Want to join the discussion, email the show at firstteampod@gmail.com. Your email will be read out on next week's episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/first-team-podcast/message

On this weeks episode John Frusciante reviews Cosmos B 4-2 victory over Elm City Express in the National Premier Soccer League North Atlantic Conference Semifinals.New York Cosmos Owner Rocco Commisso was interviewed at halftime during the final regular season match against Kingston Stockade. Rocco was asked about the future of the Cosmos with reports that he is negotiations to purchase Serie A Club AC Milan. Later in the show Attorney Miki Turner joins the show to discuss the latest on NASL v USSF. Want to voice your opinion on what has been discussed on this weeks episode of First Team Podcast? Feel free to email the show at firstteampod@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/first-team-podcast/message

Dennis Crowley didn't just start a soccer team. He created a laboratory for "open-source soccer."  He shares business and financial info on his NPSL club, the Kingston Stockade, on Medium. And though Kingston might not be the likeliest market to have a club that would climb an open pyramid to Division I, he has become one of the most thoughtful (or reasonable, if you like) advocates of promotion/relegation. In this conversation, we talk about the challenges of putting together a pyramid in the lower divisions. Yes, there's more than "U.S. Soccer stinks," though he argues the federation could be doing more to facilitate change and stability. And at the end, he shares his experience of seeing the Stockade make their Open Cup debut. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ranting-soccer-dad/support

On this weeks episode Bradley, a member of Kingston Stockade FC Supporter Group, Dutch Guard joins the show to preview Stockade FC ahead of the 2018 NPSL Season.  Want to voice your opinion on what has been discussed on this weeks episode of First Team Podcast? Feel free to email the show at firstteampod@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/first-team-podcast/message

This show is mentioned on the MLS List of Podcast Guide Article. https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/11/23/guide-mls-podcasts-updated Joining me on this special show is Kingston Stockade Owner Dennis Crowley as I ask him about his love for the game, his club in the NPSL as well as the suit against US Soccer/MLS with Ricardo Silva on bringing in Promotion/Relegation to US Soccer leagues.

John reviews the Cosmos 2-1 loss to the San Francisco Deltas. He looks ahead to the Cosmos upcoming fixture this Friday against FC Edmonton. Lastly he touches on the news that the Miami FC and Kingston Stockade FC of the NPSL take action to enforce Promotion and Relegation in the U.S. Social Media: Twitter & Facebook: @FirstTeamPod Website: FirstTeamPod.com Want to voice your opinion on what has been discussed on this weeks edition of the First Team Podcast, feel free to email the show at firstteampod@gmail.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/first-team-podcast/message

Nate and Dike return on the latest episode of the SoccerNation Podcast to break down the weekend that was in soccer and cast an eye forward to what is around the corner. The conversation kicks off with a brief recap of the Community Shield on Sunday which Arsenal won using the new ABBA format for kicks from the mark, before spinning into Premier League predictions. Who stays up? Who finishes in the top 4? Who takes home the crown? Listen and learn. Talk then shifts to Club Tijuana's 3-0 loss to Monterrey in the third week of Liga MX 2017 Apertura action. Chacho Coudet's men have looked meek and mild under the Argentine's guidance with each defeat leaking more and more goals. The bright side? There are more games coming thick and fast, giving Los Xolos ample opportunity to get back on track. The guys then shift gears and dive into what is easily the most polarizing conversation in American soccer. Promotion and Relegation. On August 3rd, two American teams, Kingston Stockade of the NPSL and Miami FC of the NASL filed a suit with the Court of Arbitration for Sport against FIFA for failing to impose their rules regarding pro/rel on US Soccer. We examine what the landscape looks like today and take a look at where things could go with this lawsuit in play. Stay tuned to SoccerNation.com for the latest news from all around!

Dennis Crowley co-founded the app Foursquare, but in 2015 he turned his attention to the lower levels of American soccer. On the new Planet Futbol Podcast, Crowley speaks with Grant Wahl about his experiences starting NPSL club Kingston Stockade from scratch, the team's relative success in the New York area, and how the American soccer system needs to change in order to create more opportunity for small, locally-focused clubs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices