Podcast appearances and mentions of max crepeau

The FAN Morning Show's first hour today focuses on a couple big wins last night in sports. Hosts Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning start with the Blue Jays, who ended a seven game losing streak and saw George Springer come to life offensively. Beyond the victory, B&B step back to look at the big picture for this team and if they are locked in as “sellers' come the trade deadline. They get into Toronto's two biggest assets: Bo Bichette, who just returned to the lineup, and Vlad Guerrero Jr, who made an interesting comment you'll want to hear. They also delve into Kevin Gausman's place in the rotation and if he can still be an ace, before debating who within the organization is best suited to make deals when the time comes. Back end of the hour, the morning duo look at the Canadian men's soccer team and their much needed victory in their second match at the Copa America tournament. They look at how crucial John Herdman, Jonathan David and Max Crepeau all are to the the team's recent growth and success. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

The 'Caps are coming of its first loss of the season, but with Portland next, is there any danger the team will be overlooking Max Crepeau and company, with TFC on the horizon? This is Whitecaps: 3 Questions.Who did the caps miss the most against RSL. Cubas, Fafa, or Vanni?6 points on the road. 1 at BC Place. Why the home hangover?0 goals 0 assists for Gauld. What's wrong with the captain?GET IN!Fubotv is home to The Premier League in Canada. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprimePresenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Amy Walsh & Dan WongThe Drive: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/ProducerThis podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.Parental discretion is advisedwearefootyprime.comX @footy_primeTikTok @FootyPrimeThePodcastYoutube @FootyPrimePodcastIG FootyPrimeIGFacebook Footy Prime The PodcastEmail footyprimepodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In our inaugural FP Presents MLS Box2Box, Paul Dolan of MLS Season Pass on Apple TV joins the crew to discuss how many narratives Inter Miami are being tasked with ahead of Lionel Messi and companies first full season in MLS. Should Inter be the favourites at their age, and if not for Inter, then whom? Is there any club beyond Columbus, LAFC and Cincinnati in with a chance? Is there a dark horse lying amidst the Canadian teams, and why did Max Crepeau head to Portland? Oh, and how to fix Canadian soccer, coz? Why not.Fubotv is home to The Premier League in Canada. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprimePresenters: James Sharman, Amy Walsh, Jimmy Brennan, Craig Forrest and Dan WongHorse Tranquilizer: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/ProducerThis podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.Parental discretion is advised Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Joshua and Nathan talk about the Whitecaps latest transfer rumours, Divock Origi to MLS links, Chelsea's win over Fulham, Tottenham's draw with Man United, the crisis of Reading FC, players regretting their moves to Saudi Arabia and more!TIMESTAMPS:1:13- Whitecaps preseason dates announced3:36- Simon Becher to AC Horsens official5:29- Ryan Raposo to China?12:34- Joe Bendik on trial with Whitecaps17:59- Max Crepeau to Portland official20:42- Divock Origi to MLS?23:26- AT&T Stadium in Arlington Texas will host 2026 World Cup Final according to reports25:30- Cyle Larin scores 120th minute winner and makes some young fans' day27:32- Chelsea beat Fulham 1-0, Striker rumours43:10- Tottenham draws 2-2 with Man United, Dier joins Bayern Munich, loans56:10- Everton and Nottingham Forest charged with breaching FFP and will face point deductions. How does this affect Richie Laryea?1:03:14- The decay of Reading FC1:09:45- Jose Mourinho sacked by AS Roma1:13:37- Legal action over brain injury in football reaches High Court in UK1:16:27- Messi wins FIFA Best Player of the year...but does he deserve it?1:18:37- Jordan Henderson leaves El Ettifaq for Ajax after just six months. Karim Benzema and others to leave Saudi Pro League soon?

Joshua and Nathan talk about the Whitecaps heading to Spain for preseason, Fafa Picault being close to signing for them, Max Crepeau signing with the Timbers, Jonathan David rumours, Chelsea losing to Middlesbrough, Tottenham making signings and more!TIMESTAMPS:1:05- Whitecaps in Spain for preseason, Becher to join AC Horsens, White called up for USMNT, set to sign Fafa Picault, Laryea unlikely to come back, Whitecaps transfer strategy20:18- CF Montreal named Laurent Courtois new manager21:12- MLS and PRO Referees in CBA negotiations and they aren't going well25:39- Crepeau signs for Portland Timbers and other notable MLS moves29:14- Jonathan David to Man United or Aston Villa? Alphonso Davies to Real Madrid rumours resurface33:31- Chelsea lost to Middlesbrough in EFL Cup semi-final first leg, why fans are not happy with Pochettino53:54- Tottenham sign Radu Drăgușin and Timo Werner + other rumours1:10:09- Joey Barton says stupid stuff...again1:12:04- Wolves manager U-8 team with a game against Wolves first team1:13:00- German football legend Franz Beckenbauer  passes away at 76

James Sharman, Amy Walsh, Craig Forrest, a tardy Jimmy Brennan and Dan Wong, along with the precocious JC, deliver an hour of goodness with Maxime chat, Predictions and Hot takes for the New Year and Footy Picks for the week!   GET IN!   Fubotv is home to The Premier League in Canada. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprime   Presenters: James Sharman, Amy Walsh, Jimmy Brennan, Craig Forrest and Dan Wong   Someone's Friend in Training : Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/Producer   This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion. Parental discretion is advised

In the absence of our Dan Wonger, the forlorn crew of James, Craig, Amy, Jimmy and JC discuss Columbus Crew and LAFC's impending showdown in the MLS Cup Final, and what's to come of Max Crepeau in the off season. Copa America groups announced with Canada on the verge of a tough group, if they can get past T&T. Ideal retirement scenarios, Footy Picks and a tribute to Steve Chang. LET'S GOOOOOO!!!  Fubotv is home to The Premier League in Canada. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprime   Presenters: James Sharman, Amy Walsh, Jimmy Brennan, Craig Forrest and Dan Wong   Fluffer: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/Producer   This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.   Parental discretion is advised

THE MAX CREPEAU GAME! This one had everything: Giorgio Chiellini getting turf burn, a Bouanga Blast for the ages, and Max Crepeau saving our ass for the second playoffs in a row. We fouled a bunch. We wasted a lot of time. We played ugly, ugly soccer. And because of that, we beat Seattle in Seattle for only the second time in our teams history, and for the 3rd time in 6 seasons, LAFC is going to the Western Conference Finals, BABY!!!! Macklemore sucks!!!!!

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, and Canadian Premier League chats and interviews and soundbites galore! The Whitecaps learned their playoff path on Saturday after their home draw with LAFC set up another three games series against the defending MLS champs in the first round of the postseason. We look back on that draw, look ahead at the matches to come, and hear the thoughts of both head coaches, Vancouver's Vanni Sartini and LAFC's Steve Cherundolo. We also hear from the villain of the piece, LA goalkeeper Max Crepeau. Our feature interview this episode is with Whitecaps wingback, and Canadian international, Richie Laryea. We chat with Richie about his career so far, coming to Vancouver, playing at a World Cup, and what the future may hold in store for him. Plus we talk Whitecaps and MLS salaries and where Vancouver sits amongst it all, look at the other playoff match-ups around the league after an exciting Decision Day, and ponder who should play Vanni Sartini and Axel Schuster in any upcoming Whitecaps movie! Turning our attention to the CPL, we chat with Vancouver FC's Rob Friend and Afshin Ghotbi about attendances, marketing, and the challenges of a tough inaugural season. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.28: Intro - busy weekend, spicy food, Sinc retires 14.03: Whitecaps playoff path set after LAFC Decision Day draw 31.05: Max Crepeau audio and discussion 41.55: Decision Day and MLS playoffs round-up 50.41: A look ahead to Whitecaps-LAFC playoff series 60.27: Vanni Sartini and Steve Cherundolo on playoffs 67.37: Who will play Vanni and Axel in the Whitecaps movie? 75.48: Richie Laryea interview and discussion 107.36: Whitecaps and MLS salary latest - money doesn't equal success 135.15: Rob Friend on VFC's attendance and marketing issues 156.45: Friend and Ghotbi talk VFC's challenging first season 171.09: Wavelength - Resistance 77 - You Reds

Daisy and Luke are reunited in Los Angeles! And just in time, too, as there are just a few matches left for LAFC and Angel City FC to make or break the 2023 season.There's a lot to recap and cover from our local squads to start, including some reflections on Luke's overseas trip and awesome guests, and LAFC's big final match versus Galaxy and the return of Max Crepeau. At 18', our Day in Gay brings news of another actress coming out, another unpleasant court ruling affecting the LGBTQ+ community, national HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, and shouting out a trailblazer on her well-earned retirement.Then at 27' we get to hear from our guest, Christopher Guerrero (@christopher1127 on Twitter and Instagram), supporter of LAFC and member of Pride Republic, who shares about coming to the beautiful game as a supporter and coming to LAFC through friends and what it means for him.This is it - just a few weeks left in the season - and we're ready for it and hope you are too. Have a gay day!

James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, along with JC's ghost, welcome Canadian Keeper Maxime Crepeau to the pod.  Max shares his MLS championship story from red card to hospital, where he is in his rehab and his views on the CSA.  Some talk of Craig's cat, the Prem and the FA Cup is down to the quarterfinals.  Amazing pod on ebullient Wednesday night.   The Premier League has a new home in Canada this season: FuboTV. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprime. Add Footybets.ca to your fun time betting destination with our friends at NorthstarBets. Presenters: James Sharman, Jimmy Brennan, Craig Forrest and Dan Wong Michael Gerard Tyson Jr.: Jeff Cole This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion. Parental discretion is advised. Be advised this episode includes explicit language.

We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show for your listening pleasure, as guest co-host Harjeet Johal joins us to talk Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and women's soccer. The Whitecaps are the form team in MLS right now and they've just knocked off the league leading LAFC thanks to another late show at BC Place at the weekend. We look back over that 1-0 win, the standout performers, the return of Max Crepeau and Marc Dos Santos, and where that result leaves the 'Caps in the Western Conference standings as they move into the second half of the season. Turning our attention away from MLS and to the women's game, we look at Canada's chances at the CONCACAF championships that have begun in Mexico this week with World Cup and Olympic places on the line. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.57: Whitecaps late late show beats LAFC 31.01: LAFC chatter on MDS, Jordan Harvey, Sicknote 43.58: Max Crepeau audio and discussion 62.46: CONCACAF Women's championship chat 75.10: Wavelength - The Thornlie Boys - The Goalie

Paul Dolan played 53 times for Canada, and wore the gloves against France in CanMNT's last game at the 1986 World Cup. "Dolie The Goalie" chats with his old teammate Craig Forrest, James Sharman & Brendan Dunlop about preparing for and playing in a World Cup, working with the late Tony Waiters, modern goalkeeping and this Vancouver Whitecaps season. From the Max Crepeau trade, to manager Vanni Sartini, to young GK Thomas Hasal, we get to it all with the VWFC colour commentator. 

We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show for your listening pleasure. Vancouver Whitecaps preseason is in full flow, with three games under their belts so far. Can much be gleaned from these matches? Probably not, but we delve into them nonetheless! Plus with a few departures at the club this year, we hear from perhaps the main one of them, former goalkeeper Max Crepeau, who talks about his trade to LAFC and what he's expecting from them this season. How big a threat will they and he be to the Whitecaps' playoff hopes? We also look at the two big talking points in the Vancouver footballing landscape this past week as former women's coach Bob Birarda pleads guilty to four sexual offences and the city is back in the running as a potential host of World Cup games in 2026. With it being Valentine's Day, love is in the air at AFTN Towers. Football is a passionate game, it's why we all love it. We chat with Tosaint Ricketts, Florian Jungwirth, Theo Bair and David Egbo about just why they love the game so much. And if music be the food of love, play on, as Brighton band Skurvi feature in this week's Wavelength and we bring you songs from The Jam, The Damned, and Sonic Youth. Plus we delve into the Netflix film Ultras in this week's TVOD section. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.25: TVOD - Ultras 17.33: Bob Birarda pleads guilty 32.21: My Love For Football - Tosaint Ricketts 35.45: Whitecaps preseason games in full flow 57.55: My Love For Football - Florian Jungwirth 62.20: My Love For Football - Theo Bair 65.52: Max Crepeau audio and LAFC chat 75.13: My Love For Football - David Egbo and your hosts 100.03: Is The 2026 World Cup coming to Vancouver? 111.01: Wavelength - Skurvi - Football

We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show, your Vancouver Whitecaps and North American football podcast, and what a week it's been for Canadian soccer. There's two windows left in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying and with four games remaining, Canada are sitting pretty and on the verge of qualification to Qatar 2022 after wins over Honduras and the US. We look back over those important victories, the key moments that earned the six points, and the standout performances. Plus Zach joins us from Hamilton to chat about what it was like to be at the game and the atmosphere in the stadium, and we look over the current Octagon standings and what is left to play out over the next two months. Our feature interview this episode is with a Canadian national team legend and current Whitecap Tosaint Ricketts. Tos talks to us about recently completing his degree, his role in the Whitecaps front office, his desire to continue playing in MLS, the introduction of 'Stand By Me', and more. Plus we chat about Max Crepeau leaving for LAFC and hear for the first time from the player himself and Whitecaps CEO Axel Schuster, talk about Theo Bair leaving for St Johnstone in Scotland, and there's a special Canadian national team themed Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.35: Canada v Honduras and the US 35.05: More Canada and CONCACAF World Cup qualifying chat 65.14: Tosaint Ricketts interview and discussion 88.40: Theo Bair is heading to St Johnstone in Scotland 98.11: Max Crepeau transfer to LAFC confirmed 112.45: Wavelength - Sons Of Andrew - Canada We'll Proudly Play For You

Our Canucks Insider and Friday regular, Rick Dhaliwal joined us to end the week. After clearing his throat, Ricky talked about what JT Miller is worth on the trade market. JT’s camp knows that the conversation is going on. Despite all the noise, he goes out and has a whale of a game. Talked about where we might see him traded to. He is the driver of the engine. If it’s a grand slam offer, how could you not do it. It’s got to make sense. There are a lot of things at play here. How do you trade JT now and still expect to win, as you’ve promised other players. Canucks will get calls on Schenn and Motte. Halak will also get some calls but Rick doesn’t think he will move. Talked about Ryan Johnson. Talked about how much time Covid takes within the organization. Talked about Travis Hamonic. Doesn’t know if he has been shopped around. Talked about how great mandarin oranges are. Our Canucks reporter and one half of the Rink Wide Podcast, Jeff Paterson joined us in his regular spot, on a non-game day. Talked about, who else, JT Miller. He certainly isn’t hurting his value on the trade front. It was a complete game for him and the hockey club. Equated the win to a past win in WAS. If your best players have an impact on the ice, pretty good chance you will come out on top. JPat answered the poll question. Could see JT having a few more seasons like he is having this one. Jeff asks what if all the other Canuck players were playing like they should. He has been consistent. If he can ever get the support than he could have a few years of this type of run. Talked about the potential of a trade. It’s not like they are giving him away. On the surface it would be a massive blow to the here and now. They will have to resign him at some point and that will be expensive. This would be a hockey trade. There isn’t a contender out there that wouldn’t have a problem getting his salary into their cap. It’s incredible value and a big part of this story. Talked about Horvat making his way back to the team. Expected to return after joining the team in CAL. Bruce will have options in goal with Demko and Halak back. Talked about defensive pairings with Poolman out. Paul Dolan, ex Canadian Mens National Team Goalkeeper joined Matt and Blake after a big win from the team in Honduras. Talked about Milan Borjan and the stamp that he has made in the program. Talked about his technique. Talked about Cavallini and his resurgence in the national program and hoping he comes into Caps camp looking for a bounce back. Talked about the loss of Max Crepeau. It was a shocker what transpired. Yes they got a million in GAM but it doesn’t come close to what they’ve lost with Crepeau. Likes Hasal. Rob Williams of the Daily Hive joined Matt and Blake to wrap up the week that was for social media in Canucks world. Talked about how a JT Miller trade would go over. A lot of it depends on what you get back. There is a lot of fans that realize that you need a bit of a retool. You know whatever team he goes to, he will be a star. Talked about how many Miller jerseys we see in Vancouver. Talked about reverse retro. Thinks a flying V with current colours would be a slam dunk. Talked about a potential practice facility.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Canucks Insider and Friday regular, Rick Dhaliwal joined us to end the week. After clearing his throat, Ricky talked about what JT Miller is worth on the trade market. JT's camp knows that the conversation is going on. Despite all the noise, he goes out and has a whale of a game. Talked about where we might see him traded to. He is the driver of the engine. If it's a grand slam offer, how could you not do it. It's got to make sense. There are a lot of things at play here. How do you trade JT now and still expect to win, as you've promised other players. Canucks will get calls on Schenn and Motte. Halak will also get some calls but Rick doesn't think he will move. Talked about Ryan Johnson. Talked about how much time Covid takes within the organization. Talked about Travis Hamonic. Doesn't know if he has been shopped around. Talked about how great mandarin oranges are.    Our Canucks reporter and one half of the Rink Wide Podcast, Jeff Paterson joined us in his regular spot, on a non-game day. Talked about, who else, JT Miller. He certainly isn't hurting his value on the trade front. It was a complete game for him and the hockey club. Equated the win to a past win in WAS. If your best players have an impact on the ice, pretty good chance you will come out on top. JPat answered the poll question. Could see JT having a few more seasons like he is having this one. Jeff asks what if all the other Canuck players were playing like they should. He has been consistent. If he can ever get the support than he could have a few years of this type of run. Talked about the potential of a trade. It's not like they are giving him away. On the surface it would be a massive blow to the here and now. They will have to resign him at some point and that will be expensive. This would be a hockey trade. There isn't a contender out there that wouldn't have a problem getting his salary into their cap. It's incredible value and a big part of this story. Talked about Horvat making his way back to the team. Expected to return after joining the team in CAL. Bruce will have options in goal with Demko and Halak back. Talked about defensive pairings with Poolman out.    Paul Dolan, ex Canadian Mens National Team Goalkeeper joined Matt and Blake after a big win from the team in Honduras. Talked about Milan Borjan and the stamp that he has made in the program. Talked about his technique. Talked about Cavallini and his resurgence in the national program and hoping he comes into Caps camp looking for a bounce back. Talked about the loss of Max Crepeau. It was a shocker what transpired. Yes they got a million in GAM but it doesn't come close to what they've lost with Crepeau. Likes Hasal.   Rob Williams of the Daily Hive joined Matt and Blake to wrap up the week that was for social media in Canucks world. Talked about how a JT Miller trade would go over. A lot of it depends on what you get back. There is a lot of fans that realize that you need a bit of a retool. You know whatever team he goes to, he will be a star. Talked about how many Miller jerseys we see in Vancouver. Talked about reverse retro. Thinks a flying V with current colours would be a slam dunk. Talked about a potential practice facility. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show, your Vancouver Whitecaps and North American football podcast, and what a week it's been. As the 'Caps got their preseason camp underway, shock news emerged from Whitecapsland that Player of the Year Max Crepeau was being traded to LAFC. We break down the move and what it might mean for Vancouver, look at how $1 million in GAM might get spent, and try and make sense of a stacked forward line and how all the pieces might fall in. We've got three one-on-one interviews for you from the Whitecaps camp and we kick them off with a chat with trialist Kwame Awuah. The Canadian left back talks about heading to Vancouver looking to get a MLS deal, his three successful years at Forge FC, coming through the Sigma academy, and find out which current Whitecap used to be his roommate. Turning our attention to the other end of the pitch, we catch up with Theo Bair to chat about his loan spell in Norway, his growth, his ambitions, and battling for minutes back in Vancouver. Plus fellow striker David Egbo chats about his first year as a pro, his loan spell in Phoenix, finally getting into Vancouver, and his hopes for the season to come. Rounding things off we turn our attention to League1 BC and to TSS Rovers. The Rovers' supporters share ownership scheme went live to the general public this week and we chat with Colin Elmes, Will Cromack and two representatives from the Spirit of the Rovers Trust about all the hows and whys, plus we look at the team's preparations for the first L1BC season. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.08: Max Crepeau in shock trade to LAFC 24.15: Whitecaps preseason camp underway 30.24: Kwame Awuah interview and discussion 51.18: Whitecaps forward line discussion 55.49: Theo Bair interview and discussion 74.05: David Egbo interview and discussion 96.31: TSS supporter ownership campaign opens to public 120.40: TSS Rovers L1BC preparation latest 137.30: Wavelength - Northern Ireland 1982 World Cup Squad and Dana - Yer Man

Ho, Ho, Ho everybody and welcome to the 2021 AFTN Christmas party! There's fun, there's games, there's music, there's presents, and there's lots of football chat. Our feature interview this episode is what is now our ninth annual State of the Whitecaps end of season chat with the current head coach on the podcast, and our first one with Vanni Sartini. In a very honest and raw interview, Vanni talks about the season past, looks ahead to next year, and talks about what he learned about himself as a coach and as a person. There's some interesting player chat and we talk about formations, the team's identity, getting to the next level, and the pressure that comes with it all. Getting the festive spirit flowing, we find out what Christmas is like in the Vanni Sartini, Ryan Gauld, Maxime Crepeau, and Brian White households, plus you can play along at home as we play some football themed games. All of this, plus some Christmas music from Crazy and the Brains, Super Furry Animals, The Monkees, Walk The Earth, Dean Martin and of course, no Christmas episode would be complete without The Pogues. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.32: Intro chat 04.27: Christmas Presents - Part One 11.31: A Maxime Crepeau Christmas 14.03: Walk The Earth - Feliz Navidad 16.34: Whitecaps Six of the Best game 37.24: A Brian White Christmas 38.43: Dean Martin - White Christmas 41.19: Whitecaps 2021 Festive XI 44.25: Crazy and the Brains - Little Saint Nick 47.16: Vanni Sartini State of the Whitecaps interview 79.30: The Monkees - Unwrap You For Christmas 84.52: Christmas Presents - Part Two 91.16: Unpacking Sartini - interview discussion 107.56: A Ryan Gauld Christmas 109.23: The Pogues - Fairytale of New York 115.27: Football Jeopardy 133.08: Super Furry Animals - The Gift That Keeps Giving 141.50: A Vanni Sartini Christmas 148.35: Quizball - East Fife v Bayern Munich 157.12: Christmas Presents - Part Three 163.49: Wavelength - Glenn Hoddle - Happy Xmas (War Is Over) 170.49: Glasvegas - Silent Night

Mike and Jason welcome in Seahawks Insider Brady Henderson to talk Seahawks. Canadian goalkeeper Max Crepeau joins us on the heels of their impressive W over Panama. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Matt and Blake were pleased to welcome fellow Go Goat Sports family member, Darren Dreger to the show. Dregs started off by talking about how the landscape of the business has changed and why he is excited to join us on a weekly basis, every Wednesday. Pivoting from that, he talked about what he has heard on the Travis Hamonic file. Isn’t sure at this point if he will get over what he is dealing with. Doesn’t know the situation with Sutter. Talked about the job that the PA has done convincing players to get vaccinated. Not leaning one way or another with Hamonic. Doesn’t know enough about what he has been told. It’s such a difficult and delicate situation. Talked about Pettersson and Hughes and the ramifications within the organization or even league wide. It was an interesting reaction around the league and Dregs thinks that the Canucks did well with the deals. Some GM’s were surprised that both players didn’t come in on a bridge. Though, everyone thinks this was pretty fair all along. Talked about Brady Tkachuk. Dregs weighed into Evander Kane and the allegations that keep piling up, including the latest with falsifying a vaccination test. Says that nobody in the NHL or the Sharks want to touch this with a 10 foot pole. Says he just can’t stay out of the mud. Talked about Jack Eichel and the latest in his saga. Feels that the situation is moving. Timing is no one’s friend here. Whoever ends up with him is probably going to lose this year’s service. There have been many grenades that the PA has had to dodge over the last year. Hasn’t heard anything recently that the PA should be on alert to replace Don Fehr. Paul Dolan, TSN Whitecaps Colour Commentator joined the show to help set up a big World Cup Qualifying window for Canada’s Mens National Team. Started off by talking about Max Crepeau and the opportunity he has in front of him to start for Canada. The team is in good position as there is no pressure there. He has already been here before, in the gold cup. It’s the perfect storm for him to show up and do well. Dolie thinks he will be call upon in the game quite a bit. If Max can get a good run of games, you could see a change moving forward. Talked about the Canadian efforts vs Mexico in the Gold Cup. They probably should have win, and that was without Davies. Paul went down memory lane to talk about some of the results that were positive, even if it was a loss. Shifted to the Whitecaps and what they are up against vs Seattle this weekend. Paul likes what he has seen from this team with Vanni at the helm. The manager doesn’t feel like they are missing anything with Crepeau out of the lineup. Our Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson joined in his regular spot and started off by talking about what he saw from Podkolzin last night. Says 2nd period was easily his best of period of the season, not that it was a high bar. Talked about some of the guys who are auditioning that aren’t getting the job done. Talked about where they like Chiasson. Needs a contract first but there is a nice little nugget with him as a PP1 guy. JPat said it was nice to see EP40 ripping one-timers at the net, despite catching Demko up high. Ian Clark went over to have a word with him about keeping it low. Talked about Nic Petan. He has a willingness to do whatever it takes to stay in the NHL. He isn’t the same player he broke into the NHL with. Talked about players the team moved on from today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt and Blake were pleased to welcome fellow Go Goat Sports family member, Darren Dreger to the show. Dregs started off by talking about how the landscape of the business has changed and why he is excited to join us on a weekly basis, every Wednesday. Pivoting from that, he talked about what he has heard on the Travis Hamonic file. Isn't sure at this point if he will get over what he is dealing with. Doesn't know the situation with Sutter. Talked about the job that the PA has done convincing players to get vaccinated. Not leaning one way or another with Hamonic. Doesn't know enough about what he has been told. It's such a difficult and delicate situation. Talked about Pettersson and Hughes and the ramifications within the organization or even league wide. It was an interesting reaction around the league and Dregs thinks that the Canucks did well with the deals. Some GM's were surprised that both players didn't come in on a bridge. Though, everyone thinks this was pretty fair all along. Talked about Brady Tkachuk. Dregs weighed into Evander Kane and the allegations that keep piling up, including the latest with falsifying a vaccination test. Says that nobody in the NHL or the Sharks want to touch this with a 10 foot pole. Says he just can't stay out of the mud. Talked about Jack Eichel and the latest in his saga. Feels that the situation is moving. Timing is no one's friend here. Whoever ends up with him is probably going to lose this year's service. There have been many grenades that the PA has had to dodge over the last year. Hasn't heard anything recently that the PA should be on alert to replace Don Fehr.  Paul Dolan, TSN Whitecaps Colour Commentator joined the show to help set up a big World Cup Qualifying window for Canada's Mens National Team. Started off by talking about Max Crepeau and the opportunity he has in front of him to start for Canada. The team is in good position as there is no pressure there. He has already been here before, in the gold cup. It's the perfect storm for him to show up and do well. Dolie thinks he will be call upon in the game quite a bit. If Max can get a good run of games, you could see a change moving forward. Talked about the Canadian efforts vs Mexico in the Gold Cup. They probably should have win, and that was without Davies. Paul went down memory lane to talk about some of the results that were positive, even if it was a loss. Shifted to the Whitecaps and what they are up against vs Seattle this weekend. Paul likes what he has seen from this team with Vanni at the helm. The manager doesn't feel like they are missing anything with Crepeau out of the lineup. Our Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson joined in his regular spot and started off by talking about what he saw from Podkolzin last night. Says 2nd period was easily his best of period of the season, not that it was a high bar. Talked about some of the guys who are auditioning that aren't getting the job done. Talked about where they like Chiasson. Needs a contract first but there is a nice little nugget with him as a PP1 guy. JPat said it was nice to see EP40 ripping one-timers at the net, despite catching Demko up high. Ian Clark went over to have a word with him about keeping it low. Talked about Nic Petan. He has a willingness to do whatever it takes to stay in the NHL. He isn't the same player he broke into the NHL with. Talked about players the team moved on from today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike and Jason preview the Pacific Division to try and see where the Canucks fit. Max Crepeau joins the show to talk about World Cup Qualifying and the Whitecaps. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, Canadian Premier League, and Canadian national team chat. What a fantastic feast of football, and indeed sport, was served up this weekend. And most of it gives us a lot of positives to chat about this week. We start off in MLS with the Whitecaps. They may have given up a two goal lead, but there were a lot of positives to be taken and foundations laid from their draw at LAFC. We look back at the highs, the lows, and the main talking points coming out of the match, hear from head coaches Marc Dos Santos and Bob Bradley, and round up the weekend's action in MLS. The Whitecaps have now headed back to Vancouver for the first time since March, and while they won't be playing home games here until August 21st, they can at least train and be in their own surroundings. We look at their return, the boost it's given the team, and hear the thoughts of MDS, Russell Teibert, and Brian White on finally getting back to Canada. Moving onto the international stage, the 2021 Gold Cup is at the semi-final stage and Canada are there to battle it out for a place in the final after their win over Costa Rica. We look back at that excellent quarter-final performance, hear from head coach John Herdman, and he and Max Crepeau share some thoughts about a wide open tournament. Heading back home to the Canadian Premier League, we look at where things stand for each team after the kickoff tournament event in Winnipeg wrapped up and bring you audio from each side featuring Valour FC's Rob Gale and Jonathan Sirois, Pacific FC's James Merriman, Cavalry FC's Tommy Wheeldon Jr, FC Edmonton's Alan Koch, Forge FC's Bobby Smyrniotis, York United's Jim Brennan, HFX Wanderers Mesut Mert and Alessandro Riggi, and Atletico Ottawa's Malcolm Shaw. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.31: Intro and football card 06.53: LAFC v Whitecaps postgame analysis and coaches audio 42.53: The Whitecaps are back home with thoughts from MDS, Russell Teibert, and Brian White 53.15: MLS round-up 67.35: Canada beat Costa Rica and Gold Cup round-up 98.45: Canadian women's national team at Tokyo Olympics 108.41: Canadian Premier League Western team chat 135.44: Canadian Premier League Eastern team and general chat 161.05: Wavelength - Dive In The Box - Defend The River End

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show and this time it's full of chat of an international flavour. We're talking World Cup qualifiers and the Euros this episode and we kick things off with a look at Canada's win over Suriname and their upcoming two-legged tie with Haiti, as a place in the CONCACAF octagon beckons in the Quest for Qatar. We hear the thoughts of Canada's head coach John Herdman and he opens up to us about the pressure and mental health strains the pandemic and the weight of expectations have brought on him. Plus we chat to Vancouver Whitecap's Canadian keeper Max Crepeau about having to watch these games away from the squad due to the birth of his first child. The bulk of this episode though is dedicated to Euro 2020. We preview the tournament, make our picks for who will do well, who will disappoint, and who might surprise, and the all-important AFTN pool picks are sorted out. Plus we bring you another Scotland song for the tournament, this time by Pete Smith. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.05: Canada World Cup qualifying chat with audio from John Herdman and Max Crepeau 37.02: Euro 2020 Preview 92.48: Wavelength - Pete Smith - Allez 97.38: Euro 2020 pool picks

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another packed show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian football chat. The Whitecaps got back to winning ways against their Canadian foes from out east/down south, coming away with a 2-0 win against Montreal on Saturday afternoon. We're joined by Paul Vance from The Ball Is Round podcast to pick over the bones of the game, the highs and the lows for both teams, and we hear the thoughts of head coaches Marc Dos Santos and Wilfried Nancy. We also delve into some of the main questions surrounding the Whitecaps right now - when will they score from open play, why do they start so flat in the first half, how dangerous can Dajome be this year? And we look ahead to the busy week of matches in store, starting with Minnesota, and ponder how much squad rotation we might see. We also look at the difference playing in front of fans might have on the team and hear the thoughts on that from Marc Dos Santos and Max Crepeau, plus we look around the action in MLS this past weekend, and our Wavelength selection this week is a song all about former England international Alan Shearer building a time machine and travelling to famous events in history to take notes. How could you not listen?! Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.25: Intro and football cards 05.48: Vancouver v Montreal postgame analysis with Paul Vance 44.52: Coaches audio - Marc Dos Santos and Wilfried Nancy 51.36: Whitecaps chat - the quest for an open play goal, flat first half starts, Dajome delight 71.10: Minnesota, KC next - how much rotation will we see and will fans in attendance add a different dynamic? 92.23: Whitecaps TV broadcast chat 105.57: MLS Week in Review 140.14: Wavelength - Quiet Marauders - Time Waits For No Man (Except...)

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The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out for another show of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, and Canadian football chat. We kick things off in Whitecapsland as we look at the big stories of the week as the team heads off to their new temporary home of Utah. Deiber Ceicedo has arrived into training camp, but it's been down to the bare bones as the international players have to wait to meet up with the team in the States. We look at all of that, hear the thoughts of head coach Marc Dos Santos, and we take goalkeeper Max Crepeau on some football time travelling adventures. After all the Whitecaps chat is done and dusted, we turn our attention to football on our TV screens here in Canada, and in particular the debate about national team games only being available on a streaming service. We look at the current television landscape in terms of soccer coverage in this country and debate whether it's growing or hindering the growth of the game. Plus we celebrate Macedonia's shock win over Germany in this episode's Wavelength and Blast Off Country Style kick off their residency on the podcast for the month of April. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 07.20: Whitecaps News of the Week - with audio from MDS 28.15: Football Time Travels with Max Crepeau 31.03: More Whitecaps chat 43.52: Football on our television screens in Canada - a debate 75.35: Wavelength - The Macedonians - Oh You Gianni Alioski

TSN 1040 Whitecaps FC play-by-play announcer Corey Basso says that despite a couple of poor outings from the 'Caps at the MLS is Back tournament, he feels that Marc Dos Santos has the team moving in the right direction. Basso also wouldn't be surprised if young Canadian goalkeeper Thomas Hasal has now moved up the depth chart as the teams backup keeper behind the injured Max Crepeau.

In their 25th episode of the Third Sub, Alex and Sam are back, this time to chat the latest Vancouver Whitecaps loss to the Seattle Sounders this past Sunday at MLS is Back. To kick things off, they chat what went wrong against the Sounders, who executed a masterclass in counter-attacking football against the 'Caps. How could the 'Caps have reacted better to that? Alex and Sam discuss. They also chat Thomas Hasal's debut, Max Crepeau's unfortunate injury, the call to give Theo Bair more minutes, Erik Godoy's importance and the 'Caps formation conundrum in the first part of the show. After that, the talk shifts to the individual performances against the Sounders, as they split the players into 3 categories, and talk about their overall impressions of how each player fared against Seattle. To round things off, they give one word each for their 'Third Sub of the Game', which in this one went to Thomas Hasal, Derek Cornelius and Cristian Gutierrez, as Marc Dos Santos actually made full use of his substitutions on Sunday. Before wrapping up, they also look ahead to the Chicago Fire on Thursday, and crunch what needs to happen for the Whitecaps to have any hope at advancing to the next round of the MLS is Back tournament.

Sportsnet’s Brian Burke joins the show to weigh in on Anson Carter’s recent comments. Mark Rogers talks about local soccer’s ability to return to play, and Whitecaps FC goalkeeper Max Crepeau chats about the MLS Is Back Tournament. Pinetree Secondary in Coquitlam is featured in the Honour Roll.

Mike and Jason talk Canucks and NHL with Kevin Woodley and Whitecaps with keeper Max Crepeau

No football. No problem. The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out and it's another packed episode. We bring you the latest news from North America and around the world as football's shutdown continues, discuss football finances, and discuss just what it will take to make people feel safe to return to sports stadiums. Our feature interview this week is with former Whitecap, and current Cavalry FC goalkeeper Marco Carducci, as we look back at his first season in the CPL, what lies ahead, and his new online training business he's set up with two of his current teammates. There's also the final part of our episodic drama serial, we find out which Whitecaps players Max Crepeau and Russell Teibert would and wouldn't want to be quarantined with, Art Brut continue their residency as our artists of the month for April, and Pete Townsend provides this week's football song in Wavelength. Plus the latest on our beloved FK Slutsk. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:03.02: Around The World with Joe Corona - the latest on football's shutdown26.26: The North American impact from football's shutdown37.45: When would you feel safe about returning to sports stadiums?49.23: Max Crepeau and Russell Teibert on quarantine teammates54.30: Wavelength - Pete Townsend - Football Fugue59.38: Marco Carducci interview - Part One80.49: Marco Carducci interview - Part Two99.00: Slutsk come from behind100.19: It's Tough For The Son Of A Soccer Star - Part Four of our new episodic drama serial109.24: BC Soccerweb headlines - Blondell bombshell, billions wiped off transfer value, and FIFA corruption charges

Alex and Sam are back with a bonus episode of the Third Sub! In this special episode, they break down the recent Whitecaps zoom call availability, in which they had the chance to ask questions to midfielder Russell Teibert and goalkeeper Max Crepeau, looking at how the two 'Caps stars are coping with this new reality. From helping the new guys integrate into the squad, to keeping fit, they've been busy, and the guys are here to break it all down.

Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos says better competition and games that matter are the biggest problem facing Canada's youth players, and it's hurting the overall development picture. Marc sees Max Crepeau eventually being Canada's #1 keeper

We've got something a little bit different for you in the latest AFTN Soccer Show. For one thing, it's short! But it's also not a news-laden episode, instead we're bringing you a goalkeeper's special. The goalkeeper is the loneliest position on the pitch. It's a team game, yet you're your own man in many ways. A potential hero and villain, sometimes in the same match. What makes you want to be one? Do you have to have a special mentality to deal with the huge ups and downs? And is it true that all goalkeepers are a bit crazy? We chat with Vancouver Whitecaps' Max Crepeau and Thomas Hasal to ask just that and a lot more. It's a glove story. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:02.06: Max Crepeau interview and discussion22.37: Wavelength - Michael Marra - Hamish (The Goalie)28.23: Thomas Hasal interview and discussion

Andrew Wadden & Jeff Paterson host; guests include Barclay Parneta of the Vancouver Giants, The Moj on the BC Lions, and Max Crepeau of the Whitecaps.

Paul Dolan says Max Crepeau was the best player for the Whitecaps this season and he proved that by his play on the pitch but also proved it when he wasn't playing as Zac McMath hasn't been close to the level of Crepeau.

Hope fuels football fans. For Vancouver Whitecaps, the slow death march to their postseason hopes finally being extinguished came it's inevitable conclusion on Saturday. For the Canadian national team, hope is still there of beating the US to get to the final four of the Nations League and clinching a place in the Hex for World Cup qualifying. We look at both teams in this episode, kicking things off with a look at the 'Caps season ending defeat to New York City FC, the earlier loss to Montreal Impact and the travel issues that followed, and we ask "what now?" over these final four games of the year and hear from head coach Marc Dos Santos. Turning our attention to Canada, we hear from head coach John Herdman and sit down for chats with Whitecaps Russell Teibert and Max Crepeau about the Gold Cup, the Nations League, and World Cup qualifying. We look at the week's happenings around MLS and chat with NYCFC's birthday boy goalscorer Gary Mackay-Steven. Plus our latest Wavelength, BC Soccerweb headlines, and our new artists of the month are Biffy Clyro. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:03.10: Vancouver Whitecaps v Montreal and NYCFC match analysis, general 'Caps discussion, and MDS audio34.13: What now for the Whitecaps?61.38: Whitecaps Road to the 1979 NASL Soccer Bowl - The epic Cosmos playoff games74.06: Gary Mackay-Steven interview and MLS Week in Review94.59: John Herdman interview and Canada World Cup and Nations League discussion107.08: Russell Teibert interview113.12: Maxime Crepeau interview125.15: Wavelength - Attila The Stockbroker - Only Football133.14: BC Soccerweb headlines - news stories from around the world of football

TSN's Paul Dolan says Max Crepeau's performance against SJ highlighted how poor his team was in front of him but it was still up to Crepeau to make the saves. Paul says Crepeau has been the Whitecaps best player this season as he's kept his team in games and has gotten clean sheets that you would not have seen in the past.

Colin Miller says Max Crepeau is playing out of his skin right now but it was also a very disappointing defensive performance by the Whitecaps against San Jose. Colin doesn't blame the coaching staff for the defensive performance because the players need to buy-in to the structure that Marc Dos Santos wants them to play.

Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos says the Whitecaps have to finish the season professionally, and have the belief that they can turn it around quickly for next season. MDS says Max Crepeau's MLS record for saves in a game is great for Max...but admits it's not a good record for the Whitecaps club to have

Vancouver Whitecaps Manager Marc Dos Santos says San Jose was vastly superior for the full 90 minutes in their 3-1 win over the Whitecaps. Even a MLS record night for saves for keeper Max Crepeau wasn't enough to impress the Whitecaps Manager.

They've only been and gone and done it. Vancouver Whitecaps won a match! Okay, so it wasn't pretty and it was against a shambles of a team, but a win is a win is a win and right now any small victories they can get should be grabbed with both hands. We look at the main talking points coming out of the victory over FC Cincinnati and the big news in Whitecapsland and throughout MLS this week. From transfers to games to suspensions and failed drug tests, there's been a lot to chat about. Keeping with Canadian club football, we chat with Cavalry FC head coach Tommy Wheeldon about their league season so far, what's made them the class of the CPL, and the need to keep it going to the championship game. Plus we look at what the future of club football in BC may look like. We also delve into the world of football board games as we chat with Marty Neill, one of the men behind the reboot of the classic board/computer game hybrid Football Fortunes, and we reveal our plans for AFTN's new video channel. All this plus Wavelength, BC Soccerweb headlines, and fun food segments with Max Crepeau, Felipe Martins, and Scott Sutter. This show has strong language throughout and humour that may offend. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:04.13: FC Cincinnati v Vancouver Whitecaps match analysis22.18: What's For Lunch Felipe Martins?27.18: Whitecaps news of the week - Crepeau extends, Venuto departs, new faces imminent44.27: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive? - Max Crepeau48.58: MLS News of the Week - the weekend's matches, Torres drug ban, Petke suspension73.16: Tommy Wheeldon interview and CPL discussion87.56: The future of club football in British Columbia97.29: 1979 Soccer Bowl celebrations continue106.39: Marty Neill interview and football board game discussion128.32: Take Me Out Scott Sutter134.46: Wavelength - Grant McIntosh - Come On Livingston138.14: BC Soccerweb headlines - news stories from around the world of football

Whitecaps pxp voice Corey Basso says the Caps finally showed some good group cohesion in the draw in Minnesota, which has been missing lately. Corey suggests Max Crepeau is the club's MVP to this point, and has earned his three-year extension

Whitecaps keeper Max Crepeau is pumped to sign a three-year deal with the Whitecaps, saying his goal is to be better every day for three years and to push the bar higher every day as well. Max says Marc Dos Santos takes the positive out of each situation, and has had a very open communication line with his players through this tough season

Whitecaps keeper Max Crepeau is pumped to sign a three-year deal with the Whitecaps, saying his goal is to be better every day for three years and to push the bar higher every day as well. Max says Marc Dos Santos takes the positive out of each situation, and has had a very open communication line with his players through this tough season

Brook and Ben chat with Whitecaps keeper Max Crepeau, after he signed a three-year deal with the club. Chris Ryan joins to discuss a busy offseason for the Devils, and the boys get into the breaking news of TBay trading Ryan Callahan to Ottawa

The boys are back in town, just as some Vancouver Whitecaps are out of town. It's the Gold Cup break and the 'Caps have three weeks off. We recharged our batteries last weekend but are back to look at how the Whitecaps stand at this halfway(ish) point of the MLS season. What's been the highlights, the lowlights, and the major positives and concerns up to this point? With the 'Caps missing four key defensive pieces to Gold Cup duty with Canada, how will the team cope in some crucial games coming up at the end of the month? That's just one of the things we ask 'Caps coach Marc Dos Santos and Vancouver midfielder Andy Rose as we sit down for a couple of interviews with them. Plus there's lots of Gold Cup and Women's World Cup chat, and we bring you audio for Canadian men's national team head coach John Herdman and bring you a pair of interviews with two of the 'Caps Canadians, Max Crepeau and Russell Teibert. We also continue our 1979 NASL Soccer Bowl celebrations, and our Wavelength section this week pays tribute to Leyton's Orient's boss Justin Edinburgh. who sadly passed away this weekend. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:01.53: Vancouver Whitecaps half(ish) season review30.59: Gold Cup chat39.33: John Herdman audio48.43: Max Crepeau interview and Canada defensive chat58.15: Russell Teibert interview66.20: Women's World Cup chat80.21: 1979 NASL Soccer Bowl celebrations continue88.31: Marc Dos Santos interview97.22: Andy Rose interview109.11: Wavelength - Funky Lol Ross - It's Orient's Time113.18: BC Soccerweb headlines - news stories from around the world of football

Whitecaps FC goalkeeper Max Crepeau says that the amount of penalty kicks the 'Caps have faced is frustrating, but got to continue to fight to win games.

Whitecaps coach Marc Dos Santos admits a heavy travel sked last week played a role in Saturday's 1-0 loss in Orlando, and discusses keeper Max Crepeau's play this season

Happy Easter everyone. It wasn't quite the eggcellent Easter week that Vancouver Whitecaps yearned for. A win and a defeat is okay on paper, but how did it leave you feeling as it played out in front of your eyes? We look back at the 'Caps win over LAFC and the loss in Orlando. Where did it all go right and wrong, and where does the team need to go from here? We chat a little with Marc Dos Santos to get his thoughts on that and how the team is shaping up eight games into his tenure. We have a couple of feature interviews for you this week, both with a defensive slant, and featuring a current and an ex Whitecap. We sit down with goalkeeper Max Crepeau about his early days playing football as a kid in Quebec and the recent 'Caps matches. Then we catch up with an old friend, LAFC right back Steven Beitashour to chat about not being valued as a defender in MLS, his career high, his new podcasting venture with Jordan Harvey, and more. Plus we continue our 1979 NASL Soccer Bowl celebrations, look at the weeken'ds action in the MLS West, hear some gold from LAFC head coach Bob Bradley on the BC Place turf, and go a little French for this week's Football Violence Awareness Month Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:03.04: Vancouver Whitecaps v LAFC and Orlando analysis30.53: What's going wrong with the 'Caps with Marc Dos Santos audio65.06: Max Crepeau interview and defensive discussion79.25: Steven Beitashour interview91.29: 1979 NASL Soccer Bowl celebrations continue94.50: MLS West Week in Review110.32: Wavelength - Bolchoi - Hooligan116.23: The Whitecaps women's team abuse allegations

Whitecaps keeper Max Crepeau say the club looks fast on offense, and is physical on defense, and they want to make BC Place - and its turf field - a strong home advantage

Mike and Jason talk to Whitecaps keeper Max Crepeau, and discuss why the Canucks have fallen out of the playoff race