Podcasts about Mo Johnston

The Celtic Soul podcast returns for the first episode of 2025 and host More than 90 Minutes Editor, Andrew Milne welcomes back Alternative View Editor, Matt McGlone to chat about all things Celtic. The Bhoys look back on 2024 through green tinted glasses and talk about recent games over the festive period and look ahead to upcoming fixtures both in Scotland and Europe.They chat about former players and recount famous Celtic away days from Milan and Kiev and meeting former players from meeting members of the Lisbon Lions in Glasgow pubs to sharing the stage interviewing many Celtic greats.They address the need for Celtic to introduce a resale ticket system for season book holders to allow empty seats to be full on all match days and to give more people the chance to enjoy a game at Paradise. Listen to how Matt ended up with one of Mo Johnston's boots from Love Street in 1986 and then blanking him at a petrol station in Glasgow when he done the unforgivable and crossed the city for 30 pieces of silver and he will forever be known now as Judas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A final hurrah for Liverpool, a surprising challenge from Villa Park that earns Graham Taylor the England job, Rangers march on under Graeme Souness while stealing the signature of Mo Johnston from under Celtic's nose, the outcome of the Taylor Report: the 1990s splutters into life, trying to create its own atmosphere.

Judas Part 1Another tale from the Celtic WikiFor Celts of a certain age, there is not a name that illicits greater emotion than Mo Johnston.  Signed in a record deal in October 1984 he was part of a Celtic forward line that should have achieved even more than it did and during that spell.  He completed perhaps the greatest team goal in Celtic's history in the 5-0 title triumph at Love Street.He left but was set to return in a dramatic move in 1989 as Celtic set to try and wrestle the initiative back from Rangers.The rest, as they say, is history.Enjoy… This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thecelticunderground.substack.com/subscribe

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This week's interview series episode was a reunion for Jimmy Brennan and Craig Forrest, as former Toronto FC goalkeeper Greg Sutton joined his old CanMNT teammates, James Sharman and Brendan Dunlop. They laughed about some of the early days at TFC, described what it was like to play for Mo Johnston, and just how bad it was to play on that OG turf, each and every day. Now the master coach of both the men's and women's teams at Concordia University, Sutton tells the crew about the depth of talent playing in Quebec, how the pathway to the CPL has kept players home instead of heading south chasing NCAA opportunities, and what it was like working with Jesse Marsch at the Montreal Impact.  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  Presenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan and Brendan Dunlop Voice Over Talent: 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.

Em 1989, o mercado de transferências do futebol escocês foi abalado por uma contratação que deixou os dois lados da cidade em choque: um ex-jogador do Celtic assinou pelo Glasgow Rangers e, como se isso não fosse já suficiente, tornou-se o primeiro jogador assumidamente católico a ser contratado pelo Glasgow Rangers desde a segunda guerra mundial. Esta é a história de Maurice Johnston.

His nickname isn't "JFR" for no reason, it's earned. The Sporting KC captain is passionate & fiery. He knows his teammates, coaches, and the fans, all expect this from him. We sat down with Johnny Russell this week to talk about that passion, a frustrating season, and of course... cars. The 32-year-old Scotsman had just got off the treatment table after getting some work done for an "ongoing hamstring problem". But that kind of work is common and he says it's nothing that's holding him back right now. I'd make sure to get the most out of the incredible facilities at Pinnacle as I could, as well. We asked Johnny if he feels like SKC is headed in the right direction after showing signs of life in the 2-2 draw with FC Dallas. "We haven't reached the standards we set last year," he says. "We know that ourselves." Russell is well aware he just hit #5 on Sporting KC's all-time scoring leader charts. He even says he's set "targets" for himself, the first of which was his friend Mo Johnston. Johnny plans to keep climbing the ranks in KC with an eye on Preki at the top. With Alan Pulido out, he's taken over penalty kick duties. He gives us some cool insight into reading keepers and his PK tactics. A few weeks ago after a match, Russell went into the stands and confronted a fan. But after scoring last week, he celebrated in that very spot and once again made peace after the match. "JFR" says he heard some things he didn't like that were directed at his teammates. Things that went beyond criticism, which he says they deserved that night. "I didn't like it. I lost my cool in that moment." We also reminisce about other times he fiercely defended his teammates. Remember the Vancouver Whitecaps getting double red cards? Without Gadi Kinda and a #10, Peter Vermes says the front line has slowly been learning to adapt to a different look in the midfield. Johnny tells how he and Daniel Salloi are working to find space in the final third and create chances. Finally, we get to one of Johnny Russell's favorite things about the US. American muscle cars. He tells us which teammates drive cool cars and that one of them just got rear-ended. And what is JFR's dream car? Just call him 'Russell... Johnny Russell'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Shaughan McGuigan joins Craig Anderson to talk over Scotland's massive 1-0 victory in Vienna and sing the praises of, well, more or less everyone. They discuss why Steve Clarke's side are a confusing team to work out and plot the path to World Cup qualification. The boys then cover the latest in our list of memorable Scotland matches, a 3-1 victory over Spain in 1984. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In de twintigste aflevering van de Hand van Godcast is het de beurt aan Ino Diepeveen en Jeroen Heijink. Samen blikken ze in deze Paaseditie terug op de gebeurtenissen van afgelopen week. Ino ging exact 5 jaar geleden met de Dutch Hammers mee naar een van de laatste wedstrijden op Boleyn Ground en Jeroen denkt terug aan zijn Paasweekend ooit in Bratislava. De verjaardag van Peter Hoekstra is een aanleiding voor Jeroen om controversiële transfers tussen rivalen te bespreken en komt zo uit op een verhaal dat Mo Johnston (katholiek) ooit bij Rangers op zijn achterhoofd geraakt werd door een pie uit het publiek. Het was ook 25 jaar geleden dat Ajax voor het laatst een thuiswedstrijd in het Olympisch Stadion speelde. Een mooi moment voor Ino om in de geschiedenis van dit complex te duiken. De cover van het nieuwe magazine met Ruud Gullit gehuld in een Sampdoria -shirt brengt Jeroen bij de Mitropa Cup van 1961 en waarom "moest" Napoli in 1990 van de bond kampioen worden? Ook deze week is er weer een winnaar van het Staantribune prijzenpakket en staat er weer een nieuwe prijsvraag klaar. In de rubriek 'De vergeten speler' staat John Clayton centraal. Jelle Damen vertelt in 'Belle met Jelle' over zijn bezoek aan De Adelaarshorst en vraagt zich af waar de band met Luton Town vandaan komt. Tot slot natuurlijk ruimte voor vragen van luisteraars. Vragen, tips of suggesties over onze podcasts zijn altijd welkom: podcast@staantribune.nl.

Craig Brown, the last man to guide Scotland to a World Cup finals in 1998, relives some of his football highs and lows. His bittersweet memories of the game include the famous World Cup campaign in France, and coaching Scotland under 21 teams to victory. However, he tells host Kevan Christie that in Glasgow you're either green or you're blue and how he felt the fans and the media's gaze - especially when he became embroiled in a defamation case with the now defunct News of the World. Credits: STV News 24th April 2019/ Billy McNeil/ Timestamp 2.14 - 2.27 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjP6st_p0z0&t=159s Alex Willoughby & Alex Ferguson goals v Dundee United 1968/ Timestamp 0.41 - 0.59 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAj-XR8rSt4 4th January 2014/ The Paul McStay story/ Timestamp 36.14 - 36.43 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqzstnK1H8E 6th September 2010/ Peter Grant/ Timestamp 2.24- 2.47 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB1NAOKQVKY&t=171s Craig Brown - World Cup Diary - France 1998 (part 3)/ Timestamp 3.40 - 4.17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oF5IC1tWqGc BBC Reporting Scotland 1990/ Scotland's last hope in FIFA World Cup Italia 90/ Timestamp 2.45 - 3.23 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3b0TL_8e98E 8th March 2013/ Commy Bus to Turin- Celtic Fans away to Juventus/ Timestamp 0.25- 0.47 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVFqQzX1tWw&t=90s 1st April 1990/ Season 1989-90 - Rangers Vs Celtic/ Timestamp 1.28- 1.55 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGVmjL6HNfg&t=134s 10th July 1989 Mo Johnston signs for Rangers/ Timestamp 19.26 - 19.50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE674cACsRc&t=127s

Celtic Soul Podcast Episode 52 with More than 90 Minutes, Editor Andrew Milne chatting to Paul McQuadePaul McQuade is the Editor of the Shamrock Fanzine. He is also the man behind the Walfrid Walking Tours and is one of the founding members of the Celtic Graves Association. He has written three books on Celtic, Said Lizzy To Philip How Celtic Gate Crashed the Coronation, This Is How it Feels to be Celtic an account of the Invincible Season and a book of Celtic Quotes. He is currently writing a biography of Johnny Doyle.Paul and Andrew chat about the current situation at Celtic while Paul reflects back on his formative years growing up and starting on his Celtic supporting journey. Johnny Doyle died on his 11th birthday and he now finds himself writing a biography of the player. As a youngster he waited outside the stadium to get Mo Johnston's autograph, he has no plans to write a book on him.His love of Celtic and Celtic's history started at a young age when he was gifted a collection of books on Celtic and started to travel on supporters buses. He chats about selling Not the View during his University years in Edinburgh and the story telling that he has enjoyed from fellow Celtic supporters over the years. The 90's may have been bad but you have to chuckle when he mentions Tony Mowbray's testimonial when we were singing “Always look on the bright side of life”. A Monty Python moment!Player recruitment and the policy of interference going back to Gordon Strachan's time as manager get questioned and the fans stories of buses and away trips to Europe which may well lead to a book, Paul recounts stories like the bus that crossed the Alps from Turin after the windows were put in and takes us right back to the Celtic Brake Clubs who were the originators of Football Away Days. Like his pal, Brendan Sweeney, Paul's research for his books is amazing and that shines through in this conversation with his knowledge and love of Celtic. Both Paul and Brendan are just two of the founding members of the Celtic Graves Association and it was great to see how it came about and the work they and the other volunteers have done since then and the famous names they have honoured and remembered. Paul also takes us on a Virtual Walfrid Walking Tour starting at Celtic Park which leads us then through the streets of the East End of Glasgow from the 1870's onwards which is a fascinating listen. Play Out Song, When Saturday Comes Around performed by the Blarney Pilgrims https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/theblarneypilgrims/granda-was-a-celtic-manMore than 90 Minutes Issue 112 Click Link to buy the Digital Edition (Print Copy Sold Out)https://celticfanzine.com/product-category/new-issue/More than 90 Minutes Celtic Fanzine Subscription Detailshttps://celticfanzine.com/product-category/monthly-print-subscription/This Episodes Listeners Offer: The Original Glasgow Celtic Hoodie WAS €35 NOW €25Click Link below to orderhttps://celticfanzine.com/product/glasgow-celtic-hoodie-green/This Episode has been sponsored by Naomh Padraig CSCTwitter @NaomhPadraigCSCIf your business or CSC like the Podcast and would like to become a sponsor please email us at info@celticfanzine.com. You can also contact us through the website or message us on social media. Further ListeningIf you enjoyed the conversation with today's guest, Paul McQuade and would like to listen to more of the same, in Episode 48 his pal, Eddie Toner chatted to us. Johnny Doyle's team mate George McCluskey spoke to us in Episode 42 while Average Joe Miller from Not the View joined us in Episode 37 and was our first guest in Episode 1 with Hun skelper supreme Alan Thompson Follow Us FB https://www.facebook.com/Mt90MTwitter @celticfanzineInsta celticfanzineLinkedIn More than 90 Minutes Episode 51 was Produced by Ronan McQuillan If you would like to support our Independent Celtic Fan Media Platform you can become a Member, Subscribe, Buy or Donate for the Price of a Pint. Your Support helps us continue to produce Daily News & Articles, Weekly Newsletter, Two Weekly Podcasts, Monthly Fanzine, Video Content & Live Shows.https://celticfanzine.com/join-us/https://celticfanzine.com/product-category/monthly-print-subscription/https://celticfanzine.com/shop/https://celticfanzine.com/donations-page/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Johnston McCulley diseñó El Zorro, pero fueron Douglas Fairbanks y Walt Disney que lo llevaron a todos los rincones del mundo. Hoy te cuento la historia del primer superhéroe Americano de toda la historia, El Zorro.  Conoce más sobre nuestros relojes en www.disliz.com Y síguenos en: https://instagram.com/originaldisliz https://www.facebook.com/OriginalDisliz/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1ZiUhyLOzJYIHvz0mXGcDw?

It's the day of reckoning for Scotland and Jim Leighton who are looking for a big result to keep them in the tournament. They take on Brazil who are essentially a sexier Ireland. And we finally get an answer on whether Muller or Mo Johnston are the world's number 1 striker... (it's neither). Meanwhile underdog's Costa Rica  are up against a disappointing Sweden side in a game which inspires some Roy Keane-esc disgust in goalkeepers from one of our panel.There's further reactions to the Dunphy - Jack Charlton fallout and similar levels of vitriol from Dublin street traders to the new one pound coin. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/extratimecom)

Krys and Good John are joined by John Hughes, aka Yogi, a man of many clubs as both player and manager. We start off by talking about Ann Budge's proposal for a 14-14-14. Is this prospect doomed with a number of clubs publicly objecting before discussions take place next week? Yogi then talks us through his playing career, which began at the humble surroundings of Newtongrange Star and Berwick Rangers. After a brief stint at Swansea, he made his name with Falkirk under Jim Jeffries in a five year spell that saw two promotions and a Challenge Cup success. His performances earned him a move to Celtic under Tommy Burns for just under 18 months before moving onto boyhood team Hibs then Ayr United. As he was winding his playing career back at Falkirk, Yogi then became Manager at the club, taking them into a five year stay in the top flight and a Scottish Cup Final in 2009. He then had just over a year at Hibs and then short stints at Livingston and Hartlepool before moving to Inverness in 2014. It was in the Highlands he enjoyed, arguably, his best success, winning the Scottish Cup and finishing third in 2014/15, thus winning Manager of the Year. This podcast is a joy from the start as Yogi reminisces over his career where he's played alongside some of the games best characters from Simon Stainrod to John Collins, from Mo Johnston to Russell Latapy. His passion for the game is there for all to see. We hope he's back in the game soon, maybe even in Perth.

Krys and Good John are joined by John Hughes, aka Yogi, a man of many clubs as both player and manager. We start off by talking about Ann Budge's proposal for a 14-14-14. Is this prospect doomed with a number of clubs publicly objecting before discussions take place next week? Yogi then talks us through his playing career, which began at the humble surroundings of Newtongrange Star and Berwick Rangers. After a brief stint at Swansea, he made his name with Falkirk under Jim Jeffries in a five year spell that saw two promotions and a Challenge Cup success. His performances earned him a move to Celtic under Tommy Burns for just under 18 months before moving onto boyhood team Hibs then Ayr United. As he was winding his playing career back at Falkirk, Yogi then became Manager at the club, taking them into a five year stay in the top flight and a Scottish Cup Final in 2009. He then had just over a year at Hibs and then short stints at Livingston and Hartlepool before moving to Inverness in 2014. It was in the Highlands he enjoyed, arguably, his best success, winning the Scottish Cup and finishing third in 2014/15, thus winning Manager of the Year. This podcast is a joy from the start as Yogi reminisces over his career where he's played alongside some of the games best characters from Simon Stainrod to John Collins, from Mo Johnston to Russell Latapy. His passion for the game is there for all to see. We hope he's back in the game soon, maybe even in Perth.

'Whaurs the burds?' If you are looking for an answer to that question, look no further as Grado, Stephen & Chris welcome St Mirren, Celtic and West Ham legend Frank McAvennie. From meeting Jack Nicolson, to doing a Mo Johnston at Partick, to scoring the goals to win the Scottish Cup, Frank has some stories to tell. On the Legends Lottery, Stephen comes through as we hear the story of Clyde and Partick hero Jamie Mitchell and his journey from Norwich to early retirement. Plus Kilwinning Rangers boss Chris Strain is on to talk about the title ending up in Auchinleck, we get your World 11s and find out how Chris is going to give Grado a doing! It's Daft, its Football, it's Football daft Episode 40

Our first podcast of season 2019/2020 is a must-listen discussion between host Colin Armstrong and former Head of Sport at The Herald Stewart Weir on the events of 30 years ago when Maurice Johnston signed for Rangers in July 1989. The Gersnet Podcast - the free, independent Rangers podcast, made by fans, for fans. LIVE every Sunday on Youtube at 9.30pm from this weekend!

Tabella ekibinden Berke Dağlı ve Mustafa Özbilgehan tarafından hazırlanan Look At The Tabella programının ikinci bölümü yayında...2 Bölüm: Support Your Local Team1. Kısım00:00- 17:20 Şampiyonlar Ligi çeyrek final eşleşmeleri 17:20- 32:20 Zidane’ın geri dönüşü 2. Kısım32:20- 35:50 İskoçya futbolu part 135:50- 39:50 Brendan Rodgers’ın kararı39:50- 47:20 İskoçya futbolu part 247:20- 52:25 Mo Johnston transferi52:25- 55:05 Futbol Holiganizmi55:05- 56:45 Norveç futbolu ve Ada Hegerberg olayı56:45- 1:05:20 Spordaki kadın erkek eşitsizliği 1:05:20- 1:10:06 Kevin Keegan part 11:10:06- 1:11:34 George Best Kıbrıslı mı?1:11:34- 1:17:47 Kevin Keegan part 2

A Celtic State of Mind presents its 29th instalment of insightful discussion around the culture of Celtic Football Club, the city of Glasgow, and fans of the reigning treble-winning Scottish champions.Paul John Dykes and Kevin Graham are joined by Celtic's ex-director, Tom Grant, who offers a fascinating insight into the running of the club in the 1980s and 1990s.Tom explains exactly why Celtic refused to complete the Mo Johnston transfer in 1989, and lifts the lid on audacious efforts by Billy McNeill to recruit Peter Beardsley and Steve Bruce. Tom also dissects his relationship with Fergus McCann, and the impact of the 'Celts For Change' movement in overturning the 'family dynasty' board in 1994. The CQN Podcast has gone from strength-to-strength over the last few months, and there are many more guests lined up in the months ahead from the world of sport, music, film, art, broadcasting, literature and politics.Connect with A Celtic State of Mind @PaulDykes, @anorthernprose and @CQNMagazine and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or through your podcast player.

The HomeBhoys return with full squad. Paul, JOe, Jason and Harper discuss the thrashing of Hamilton, the win over St Johnstone, Mo Johnston (no relation) Ross County, New Douglas Parka and who decides who uses it and when. There's also a cracking ryan Christie joke from Joe. Absolute gold!! In all it's fairly upbeat. Hail Hail!!

This week St Anthony is joined by a Celtic star whom Saint would put into a list of potential all time great Celtic strikers - Mr Frank McGarvey. Most will know that Frank began his career very succesfully at St Mirren before, in May 1979, McGarvey signed for Liverpool for £270,000. However, his tenure with the club lasted only 10 months. Unable to breakthrough into the first team, McGarvey sought a transfer. Liverpool accepted a bid of £270,000 by Celtic in March 1980, and for a short time McGarvey became Scotland's most expensive footballer. McGarvey played 245 times for Celtic over five years, scoring 113 goals. In that time he won two League Championships, two Scottish Cups and a Scottish League Cup. However, Celtic manager David Hay decided Mo Johnston and Brian McClair would be his forward line for the 1985–86 season and declined to offer McGarvey an extended contract. His final, and perhaps most notable act as a Celtic player, was to score the winning goal six minutes from the end of the 1985 Scottish Cup Final. In June 1985 McGarvey rejoined St. Mirren for £80,000. Two years later, he won a third Scottish Cup with them. In total he played 387 times for St Mirren, scoring 125 goals. Later in his career, McGarvey had spells with Queen of the South (where he was player-manager), Clyde (with which he won a Second Division Championship title at the age of 37) and Shotts Bon Accord. Having retired from the game before footballers began earning high salaries (he notes that he "took home £190 a week after tax" while playing for Celtic) McGarvey now works as a joiner. In 2008, McGarvey wrote an autobiography called Totally Frank in which he described the highs and lows of his career and revealed how he overcame a long-time gambling addiction

In the summer of 1989, the Catholic striker, Mo Johnston, shocked Scotland by crossing the sectarian divide in Glasgow and signing for the traditionally Protestant club, Rangers. His agent, Bill McMurdo, gives Sporting Witness an inside account of the deal. (Photo: Mo Johnston with his Rangers teammates. Credit: Getty Images)

This week the Aborigine Australian Rules star Adam Goodes, decided against walking away from the game he loves, having endured weeks of racial abuse at the hands of some opposing fans. It’s not the first time that the sport has been at the forefront of the countries debate on integration. In 1993, whilst playing for St Kilda, Nicky Winmar responded to similar racial abuse by raising his shirt and pointing to his skin. The photograph is an iconic image in Australian sporting history. But has anything really changed in those 22 years? Don’t Ban Drugs… Embrace Them! With more allegations and strenuous denials dominating the world of athletics, we ask if sport would be better off if performance enhancing drugs were regulated, as opposed to banned. Remembering Natalia Natalia Molchanova, widely regarded as the greatest free diver in history is feared to have died diving off the coast of Spain. We speak to William Truebridge, the current world champion and double world record holder, about Natalia’s life and legacy. Somali Surfs Up! For Kite Surfers there are few better places to practice the sport than the east coast of Africa, unfortunately there are few places more dangerous. We hear from Denmark’s Jacob Sorensen who is in the middle of attempting to kite surf over 1000km of the African east coast including parts of Somali and all the dangers that brings. Is Football Failing Fans? As the new English Premier League season begins we look at a new survey on accessibility and why some of the biggest clubs in world football are failing it’s disabled fans. Sporting Witness… Goes back to the summer of 1989 and one of the most controversial signings of all time - a deal that would rock the world of Scottish football. The day former Glasgow Celtic hero Mo Johnston signed for their bitter cross-city rivals, Rangers. Photo: Adam Goodes of the Sydney Swans is carried off after his 350th Aussie Rules match/ CREDIT: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images

Don't forget to show your support for the only club who's season never ends! Click Here to renew your yearly subscription by clicking on the link. On the "My Account" page, click on the "Extend WFD Membership" under the Account tab and follow the prompts. WFD returns to studio in anticipation for another day of Champions League football. Yesterday's action saw newcomers to the competition Tottenham battle out a 2-2 draw with Werder Bremen; in the same group, defending champions Inter Milan drew with the same scoreline away to FC Twente. Barcelona showed their credentials for recapturing the Champions League trophy with a 5-1 demolition of Panathinaikos, with a possession percentage of a remarkable 74%. The so-called 'Battle of Britain' bored everyone with a 0-0 draw where Rangers went to Old Trafford with their mind set on defeat but came away from Manchester with a point. Other results: Benfica 2-0 Hapoel Tel Aviv; Lyon 1-0 Shalke; Bursaspor 0-4 Valencia; FC Copenhagen 1-0 Rubin Kazan. Today brings the second half of Matchday 1 where the likes of AC Milan, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, and Arsenal get their Champions League campaigns running. Steven and Kenny will give a rundown on yesterday's action and preview today's match-ups as well. Phil Ball from ESPN Soccernet will join us to discuss Valencia's and Barcelona's mathces yesterday and preview Real Madrid's match today. We will get the thoughts of Mark Ogden from the Telegraph on the match at Old Trafford last night between Manchester United and Rangers. Nigel Reed from CBC Sports will join us to discuss the firing of Preki and Mo Johnston at Toronto FC and what it means for the club.

 Red Patch Live is back this week with a packed show full of interviews and opinion. Mike and Alex weigh in on the Ronnie O'Brien trade and discuss in depth, the latest Toronto FC transfer rumours. We also hook up with Soccer 360 and Gotorontofc.com's Matt Schienetti who had a chance to talk with Mo Johnston about Ronnie's trade and speak with head coach John Carver