Podcasts about lasana liburd

In this week's episode we finally have a chance to discuss one of our favourite topics. Rum sweet rum!! Michael B Jordan might need to hit his own bottle to get through this product launch. Christiano Ronaldo is clearly a chaser waster. Rum solves most problems so maybe we can get Gary Griffith, Lasana Liburd & Rhoda Bharath to make peace. I'll take a couple sips before I get into Urvashi's questions. What was Wayne Munroe drinking? We also raise our glasses to Voice and Penny on their launch of the Vibes with Voicey tour…and much more. Enjoy!!!

In the heat of the TTFA/FIFA fiasco, Dav, Jomo and Jadiel talk with Wired868 journalist, Lasana Liburd, about the situation and what could be next for Trinidad & Tobago football. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-football-4tress/message

The Ballchat family was joined by Lasana Liburd, journalist for wired868.com in Trinidad and Tobago, to discussed William Wallace of Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) versus FIFA. Why did FIFA implement a normalization committee? Who is Robert Hadad? Why did Victor Montagliani, CONCACAF president, insert himself into TTFA's presidential election? The Ballchat family also discussed Bundesliga, EPL Project Restart, FC Cincy's new manager, Leon Bailey and JFF drama. Stay safe and one love.  

Talk 'Bout Us asks for predictions from investigative sports journalist Lasana Liburd, founder of popular website Wired868. He looks to the form guide to pick a winner of this year's unpredictable tournament. Lasana and Franka also discuss the future of Trinidad and Tobago football, as fans of the Soca Warriors look longingly toward the 2026 World Cup that is being held in the Concacaf region, with the USA, Canada and Mexico's joint bid recently winning FIFA approval. Also appearing on this episode of Talk 'Bout Us is Shaka Hislop, a Trinidad and Tobago football legend who now works for the ESPN network. Shaka describes how he would restructure the country's football if it is to move forward and make the World Cup dream a reality once again.

It's a massive week for the US national team, and Andrew, David and Matt are here to make sure you don't miss a thing. Thus the early edition of ExtraTime Radio this week, with a complete preview of the Thursday's must-win World Cup qualifier against Trinidad & Tobago. Check back later for an extra special US-Mexico show featuring interviews with Omar Gonzalez, Herculez Gomez, Moises Munoz, Charlie Davies and others! How much do you know about the Soca Warriors? Probably not as much as T&T journalist Lasana Liburd, who explains why Cordell Cato was sent home and discipline appears to be an ongoing issue for the team currently last in the Hex. Plus, Kevin Molino's special place among Trinidad fans, Kenwyne Jones' goal drought at the international level and new head coach Dennis Lawrence's plan for his first road game. It's not all US, though, as fans north of the border got some good news this week when teenage phenom Alphonso Davies committed his international future to Canada. Journalist Daniel Squizzato joins the show to explain what it means for the Canadian program and what impact we should expect from the young Whitecaps attacker. In the mailbag, a listener questions the importance of the Gold Cup, especially when his MLS team suffers, and another wonders how he might be able to impress his friends at the bar without sounds too smart for his own good. Want to be a part of the show? Call the Hot-Take Hotline at 401-206-0MLS to leave a voicemail (keep it short and sweet and avoid colorful language) that could appear on ExtraTime Radio!

It's Thanksgiving week, so naturally it's a time to reflect and give thanks, which we do with a soccer spin on the newest Planet Fútbol Podcast. Before that, though, we take a look at the MLS conference finals, where the Columbus Crew and Portland Timbers are each one result away from advancing to MLS Cup. Is there any way back from two-goal deficits for either of the two highest remaining seeds, the New York Red Bulls and FC Dallas? We also have a special interview with longtime Trinidadian journalist Lasana Liburd, who spoke to Grant Wahl in Trinidad & Tobago during the USA's World Cup qualifier there about the post-Jack Warner state of affairs in the Caribbean nation. == The Planet Futbol Podcast is brought you by the SeatGeek app, available in app stores and at seatgeek.com. Enter code PLANET in the app to for a $20 rebate off your first purchase. We are also sponsored by FanDuel. Enter promo code PLANET at FanDuel.com for up to $200 in bonus cash. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Your hosts Dinho, Football Supporter and Tallman are back with special guest, sports journalist Lasana Liburd. They discuss Lasana's journalistic contributions to T&T football, his coverage of the 2006 World Cup Warriors' legal battle with the TTFF, the threat of legal action made against him by Jack Warner, his groundbreaking website Wired868.com and much more.