Podcasts about Obafemi Martins

It was almost exactly 10 years ago that the Portland Timbers visited Starfire Stadium for what would ultimately be known as the Red Card Wedding. With the Timbers returning to Starfire on Tuesday, now seems like a good time to re-release this episode that was first recorded in 2017.Back then, Jeremiah teamed up with former SB Nation colleague Richard Farley and Soccer Made in PDX's Chris Rifer to record and produce this episode. It features such notable voices as Brad Evans, Lamar Neagle, Andy Rose, Ross Fletcher, Caleb Porter, Jack Jewsbury and Nat Borchers as well as Jeff Hosking, who was an assistant ref in the game.For the uninitiated, this was among the more surreal games in Sounders history. It most famous featured Clint Dempsey getting ejected and literally ripping up the referee's notebook, but it also featured two other red cards (which combined with Obafemi Martins' injury forced the Sounders to finish the game with seven players).Even before that, the match was shaping up as a classic with two heated rivals trading blows in a match that went to overtime. You'll definitely want to give it a listen.***Nos Audietis is the flagship podcast for Sounder at Heart, which became a reader-supported website on Aug. 21. You can support us by becoming a paid subscriber, learn more: https://www.sounderatheart.com/about/You can also support the show by checking out our line of merch including every past YachtCon design and our latest skull-and-crossbones logo.“Diversions” audio provided by Sounder at Heart subscriber Lars; find more of their music: https://despatchesfromseattle.com/

It was almost exactly 10 years ago that the Portland Timbers visited Starfire Stadium for what would ultimately be known as the Red Card Wedding. With the Timbers returning to Starfire on Tuesday, now seems like a good time to re-release this episode that was first recorded in 2017.Back then, Jeremiah teamed up with former SB Nation colleague Richard Farley and Soccer Made in PDX's Chris Rifer to record and produce this episode. It features such notable voices as Brad Evans, Lamar Neagle, Andy Rose, Ross Fletcher, Caleb Porter, Jack Jewsbury and Nat Borchers as well as Jeff Hosking, who was an assistant ref in the game.For the uninitiated, this was among the more surreal games in Sounders history. It most famous featured Clint Dempsey getting ejected and literally ripping up the referee's notebook, but it also featured two other red cards (which combined with Obafemi Martins' injury forced the Sounders to finish the game with seven players).Even before that, the match was shaping up as a classic with two heated rivals trading blows in a match that went to overtime. You'll definitely want to give it a listen.***Nos Audietis is the flagship podcast for Sounder at Heart, which became a reader-supported website on Aug. 21. You can support us by becoming a paid subscriber, learn more: https://www.sounderatheart.com/about/You can also support the show by checking out our line of merch including every past YachtCon design and our latest skull-and-crossbones logo.“Diversions” audio provided by Sounder at Heart subscriber Lars; find more of their music: https://despatchesfromseattle.com/

Owen Blackhurst, James Bird, Seb White, and Tommy Stewart discuss Jake “The Snake” Roberts, a hotel DDT, Seb's fault, Nike's Secret Tournament adverts, the 2024 Mundial Cage Tournament, Los Dribblos, the road to Lisbon, the hobbies of Serhiy Rebrov, David de Gea, Phil Foden, and Dion Dublin, the best World Cup poster ever, the Battle of Santiago, Obafemi Martins at Birmingham City F.C., Obafemi Martins Day, triple somersaults, the League, Milk, Worthington, Carling or Carabao Cup, being a substitute, Roxy Music, David Bowie, The Clash, chatting to your neighbours, Ebro in the Morning, Apple Music, Seb's energy bill, backflushing your espresso machine, Hotel MUNDIAL, shinpads as big as cricket pads, torn goal nets and tragic curtains, Anthony Gordon, Tommy as Donald Trump, and somehow so much more.Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kennt noch jemand Obafemi Akinwunmi Martins? Krasser Fußballer, Flügelflitzer und Pro Evolution Soccer Lieblingsspieler (nur 99 everywhere) von Lukas Möbus. Grund genug für Lukas sich umtaufen zu lassen, also zumindest in der eSports Welt. Dort ist er besser bekannt als OBAFEMIMOEBUS und wie sein PES Vorbild ist er immae aktiv: Grinden, Zocken und passionate am Streamen. Guter Bro für das B360eSports Team. Seit August ist Lukas Teil der B360 Family und freut sich schon auf die Verteidigung des DFBePokals. Im Talk geht es um FIFA 22 vs PES, das Leben neben dem eSports, um Toleranz und Offenheit in der Swag-City Köln, um Vorbilder im eSports und um eine Bootsfahrt. Tune in liebe Community und googelt nochmal Obafemi Martins bei Gelegenheit;)

Episode 15 of the Noughties Nostalgia Podcast is here! Within, we discuss the Calciopoli fallout in the Serie A and the team that filled the void of Juventus with Roberto Mancini taking charge of Inter Milan to three Scudetti and a couple of Coppa Italia titles. Then, Jose Mourinho's special two years at Inter Milan. Mourinho would win the Treble of the Serie A, Champions League and Coppa Italia with Inter - we discuss if it is his most enjoyable time as a manager. We also chart the career of Obafemi Martins both in an Inter and a Newcastle shirt, as well as his international career and a club career take has taken him from Russia to China to the States. Also, on the Table Never Lies, we go to the Serie A in November 2000. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, I review the action from the Premier League over the past 10 days before running through how our star Super Eagles fared for their club sides over the same period in all the top European leagues I then touch on the news regarding FIFA approving the allegiance switch to Nigeria of 6 players out of a total of 8 rumoured to have applied for the switch and I deep dive into each of them. In other national team news, I discuss Bright Osayi-Samuel's move to Fernebahce from QPR, NFF president Amaju Pinnick's approval to run for a FIFA council seat & I pay respects to former national team assistant manager Joe Erico who sadly passed away recently. I then deep dive into the new eligibility rules for a Governing Body Endorsement (GBE), which is the new required work permit for any non-British players wishing to play in the Premier League and how it affects our current national team players I give flowers to the throwback Super Eagle of the week Finidi George & touch on a warning moment in our recent history in 2005/2006 where we failed to qualify for the World Cup after losing out on head-to-head scoring to Angola & finishing 3rd in AFCON 2006 and how thay may have affected Obafemi Martins' legacy in Europe before rounding off with the Ones to Watch over the coming weekend. If you have any questions or topics you would like discussed on the podcast, we'd love to hear from you using the hashtag #NigeriaFootballWeekly via our social media channels below or send us an email Twitter Page Link - @NFWPod Host: @VibesPatron Instagram Link - @NigeriaFootballWeekly Host: @VibesPatron Facebook page Link - https://www.facebook.com/NigeriaFootballWeekly Email - nigeriafootballweekly@gmail.com Anchor Link: https://anchor.fm/nigeriafootballweekly --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nigeriafootballweekly/message

Get off the ATV that turns into a helicopter that Obafemi Martins bought for you and listen to this podcast. Mauro Rosales gives expert medical attention, and expert medical attention is what all four of our left backs need. Jordan Morris, on the other hand, needs a rest, especially before he joins the Yeimar/Torres Megazord. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Grass ain't always greener away from Tyneside. Adam Clery presents 10 Players Who Regret Leaving Newcastle United...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@AdamClery@WhatCultureFCFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com/sport See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The fast burn of Obafemi Martins Obafemi Akinwunmi Martins is a Nigerian professional footballer who plays as a forward. He is known for his speed on the ball. After leaving Nigeria for Italy at age 16, he has since played for a number of top-division clubs around Europe.

In der 77. Podcast Folge geht es um die Oberschenkel von Obafemi Martins, den Geburtstag von Marc Overmars und die Legenden des UD Levante. Als Bonbon verraten Chefredakteur Hendrik von Bültzingslöwen und Herausgeber Ole Zeisler ihre liebsten Sportdokus. Da lächelt die Frisur von Predrag Mijatović. Nicht. Ps: Sorry Chris! Ps2: Die Rigobert Song Playlist gibt es auf Spotify

Andy Edwards and Charles Gooch give their MLS player of the decade. Who was the most fun player from the last 10 years? What does expansion have to do with the CBA negotiations? Support Talkin Touches by subscribing to the Patreon. www.patreon.com/talkintouches  

Fabio Donolato racconta la storia del calciatore velocista Obafemi Martins

Wellington Phoenix are hoping to use the A-League's marquee fund to help mount a bid for former Inter Milan and Newcastle United star Obafemi Martins. The Phoenix have received the green light from Football Federation Australia to pursue Martins, who is currently contracted to Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua. It comes after Wellington's previous attempt at signing Michael Essien fell flat, but they remain firmly in the market for a big-name recruit at the right price. Former Manchester United fringe defender Ritchie De Laet has been linked with Melbourne City in a move that would reunite the Belgian with coach Warren Joyce. Capped twice by Belgium, De Laet is currently on the books of Aston Villa - whom he joined from Leicester in 2016. However a switch to City - most likely on loan - is looking increasingly likely for De Laet, whose contract expires in mid-2019.

This week we learned that Obafemi Martins aka Mr. Martins has earings almost as tall as his standing height, Ochocinco wants to beat your ass at FIFA, Sounders FC have a daunting week ahead against one crap and one not so crap team. Please hit us with a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes - or better yet tell a friend like Kelly to listen up! Please bear with us while we get new studio space for Branden dialed in. It'll take a couple weeks, but we can't wait to make it perfect!

Something something Sporking. Sounders broadcaster/former player/podcast-haver Steve Zakuani came by to talk about the Sounders' rough start to the 2018 season, his favorite Sounder of all time, and his upcoming 'Zakuani and Friends' charity soccer match featuring Obafemi Martins, Chad Ochocinco, and more. We also talked about the Seattle Red Card epidemic, whether Head Coach Brian Schmetzer still has the locker room, and #WengerOut. Oh yeah, we also previewed this week's soccer match against Sporking Kansas City where Brad Evans RIPs in BBQ Heaven.  Related links: Kingdom Hope Zakuani and Friends Charity Match

Jimbo, James Horncastle and Gabriele Marcotti turn the clock back to May 1991 to look at Inter 0-2 Sampdoria, where the Blucerchiati team featuring Vialli, Mancini and Lombardo were the subject of one of football’s great modern fairytales. 14 years later, with Mancini now managing Inter, Obafemi Martins inspired Inter to come from two goals down in the 90th minute to win. RUNNING ORDER: • PART 1: Inter 0-2 Sampdoria, Samp Champions (03m 24s ) • PART 2: Inter 3-2 Sampdoria, Martins the game-changer (21m 30s) • PART 3: Preview of weekend's fixtures (29m 43s) GET IN TOUCH: • find us on [**Facebook,**](https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/) where you’ll find video, photos and loads of other stuff. • send us a tweet: [**@theTotallyShow**](http://www.twitter.com/thetotallyshow) • for sales and advertising email [sales@muddykneesmedia.com](mailto:sales@muddykneesmedia.com)

In so many ways, 2016 has been the worst season in Seattle Sounders history. It started with one of the most tumultuous offseasons in their brief history as they lost several fan favorites, including Obafemi Martins. It continued with frustrating loss to Club America in CONCACAF Champions League and into the regular season with three straight losses, a 6-12-2 start and a week spent in last place. Even one of the biggest highlights — signing Nicolas Lodeiro — was preceded by nasty negotiations with Boca Juniors and followed by Clint Dempsey's heart issues. There were off-field issues as well, starting with the whole mobile-ticketing fiasco and several public disagreements between the front office and supporters groups. Given all that, it's not shocking that Adrian Hanauer still has mixed emotions heading into Saturday's MLS Cup, as he admits that he takes each failure personally. We talked to Hanauer in his Pioneer Square office above The Ninety on Thursday for what we feel is some interesting insight into a season that may well end on the highest high in Seattle soccer history.

In so many ways, 2016 has been the worst season in Seattle Sounders history. It started with one of the most tumultuous offseasons in their brief history as they lost several fan favorites, including Obafemi Martins. It continued with frustrating loss to Club America in CONCACAF Champions League and into the regular season with three straight losses, a 6-12-2 start and a week spent in last place. Even one of the biggest highlights — signing Nicolas Lodeiro — was preceded by nasty negotiations with Boca Juniors and followed by Clint Dempsey's heart issues. There were off-field issues as well, starting with the whole mobile-ticketing fiasco and several public disagreements between the front office and supporters groups. Given all that, it's not shocking that Adrian Hanauer still has mixed emotions heading into Saturday's MLS Cup, as he admits that he takes each failure personally. We talked to Hanauer in his Pioneer Square office above The Ninety on Thursday for what we feel is some interesting insight into a season that may well end on the highest high in Seattle soccer history.

In so many ways, 2016 has been the worst season in Seattle Sounders history. It started with one of the most tumultuous offseasons in their brief history as they lost several fan favorites, including Obafemi Martins. It continued with frustrating loss to Club America in CONCACAF Champions League and into the regular season with three straight losses, a 6-12-2 start and a week spent in last place. Even one of the biggest highlights — signing Nicolas Lodeiro — was preceded by nasty negotiations with Boca Juniors and followed by Clint Dempsey’s heart issues. There were off-field issues as well, starting with the whole mobile-ticketing fiasco and several public disagreements between the front office and supporters groups. Given all that, it’s not shocking that Adrian Hanauer still has mixed emotions heading into Saturday’s MLS Cup, as he admits that he takes each failure personally. We talked to Hanauer in his Pioneer Square office above The Ninety on Thursday for what we feel is some interesting insight into a season that may well end on the highest high in Seattle soccer history.

The guys save the tactical talk for Thursday in Toronto, where Sigi Schmid will bring his expertise to the table. Instead, it’s time to learn about how Toronto FC and the Seattle Sounders were built with the men who did the building. First up is Toronto FC general manager Tim Bezbatchenko, who explains why the salary cap is even trickier than you think and how he went about putting the pieces together after getting the job in late 2013. What happened with Jermain Defoe? How’d the Michael Bradley and Jozy Altidore deals get over the line? How would an MLS Cup victory change the club and the city?   After the break, Sounder GM Garth Lagerwey calls in after a trip to South America to dish on Seattle's roller-coaster 2016 season. Next up? Another flight, this one to Europe, then an MLS Cup appearance that nobody thought possible in July. How shocking was it when Obafemi Martins took off in February? How crucial was Jordan Morris’ decision to eschew Germany for his hometown club? Did Luis Suarez help seal the Nico Lodeiro deal? Did analytics play a role in the Sounders (and Toronto FC’s run)?   In the mailbag, the Best XI drops and Matt gives his own team of the year, ATL UTD makes a splash in the transfer market and drafts of all different varieties are on the horizon. 

We tried something a little different this week, heading over to the ShoWare Center in Kent to do a live show before the Tacoma Stars game. Unfortunately, we were a bit harder to find that normal, but there were still about 20 or so people who made it over. In any case, we were treated to a pretty spectacular match that featured lots of loud music, dancing mascots and scoring.  The Stars won, too, on a Mike Ramos goal with less than 2 seconds remaining on the clock. The show consisted of Stars VP of Business Development John Crouch. He gave us some of the history behind the reborn Stars and some of their plans for the future. We also discussed the Obafemi Martins transfer, the new kits and the reaction to the new announcer hirings. We closed out the show by taking a few questions from the crowd. Songs: - remove  Blue Scholars; insert "Magic Man (cover)" - Helms Alee  

We tried something a little different this week, heading over to the ShoWare Center in Kent to do a live show before the Tacoma Stars game. Unfortunately, we were a bit harder to find that normal, but there were still about 20 or so people who made it over. In any case, we were treated to a pretty spectacular match that featured lots of loud music, dancing mascots and scoring.  The Stars won, too, on a Mike Ramos goal with less than 2 seconds remaining on the clock. The show consisted of Stars VP of Business Development John Crouch. He gave us some of the history behind the reborn Stars and some of their plans for the future. We also discussed the Obafemi Martins transfer, the new kits and the reaction to the new announcer hirings. We closed out the show by taking a few questions from the crowd. Songs: - remove  Blue Scholars; insert "Magic Man (cover)" - Helms Alee  

We tried something a little different this week, heading over to the ShoWare Center in Kent to do a live show before the Tacoma Stars game. Unfortunately, we were a bit harder to find that normal, but there were still about 20 or so people who made it over. In any case, we were treated to a pretty spectacular match that featured lots of loud music, dancing mascots and scoring.  The Stars won, too, on a Mike Ramos goal with less than 2 seconds remaining on the clock. The show consisted of Stars VP of Business Development John Crouch. He gave us some of the history behind the reborn Stars and some of their plans for the future. We also discussed the Obafemi Martins transfer, the new kits and the reaction to the new announcer hirings. We closed out the show by taking a few questions from the crowd. Songs: - remove  Blue Scholars; insert "Magic Man (cover)" - Helms Alee  

David is out cavorting, but Andrew, Matt and Arielle are around to hold down the fort. The Sounders remain mum, but Obafemi Martins says he’s on his way to China. While that shakes out, the guys wonder whether the Seattle could actually be better without him? It also seems the Fire have identified a Harry Shipp replacement, and C.J. Sapong is targeting 20 goals. Who else could break out? In the second segment, adidas senior product manager Mike Walker (translation: the creative force behind MLS jerseys and team gear) joins Andrew and Arielle to explain the how, what and why behind this year’s kit releases. Make sure you stick around to see how your team’s look came together. And, finally, in the mailbag, Sounders fans chime in on Martins’ impending move, and Andrew puts his foot in his mouth as the MLS reality TV train runs its course.

After a long weekend of franchise-changing news across MLS, the guys dive in head first as Harry Shipp calls in from the training field in Tampa after his first session with the Impact. Shipp re-lives the moment he found out his hometown Fire had shipped him off to Montreal, the emotions he felt in the moment and after (both his own and his mother’s), and what his future with the Impact looks like. Thousands of miles away, Sounders fans face uncertain times with Obafemi Martins reportedly the subject of a bid from China. Could it actually be a blessing in disguise for Seattle or does it change 2016 expectations? Plus, there’s a villain on the move in the Western Conference and more roster moves to digest. In the mailbag, TV executives beware as the ETR fan club sends in their best MLS reality show ideas. Giovinco driving around in a red convertible eating at questionable diners? Green light. Pipa and Laurent Ciman in a physical face off? Yes, please.

It's KNOCKOUT soccer and the LA Galaxy have their backs against the wall. We're getting you ready for the Seattle vs LA matchup on Wednesday night as it's win or go home! On today's show your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are still reeling from the disappointing finish to the 2015 season. With just one win in their last six games the LA Galaxy are anything but "hot" heading into a very difficult matchup with Seattle. And on Decision Day we all watched LA drop from second to fifth. It's heartbreaking and it's enough to drive any sane LA Galaxy fan crazy. What really happened in Kansas City? Did the game give us a window into a correction Bruce Arena has made? Is there a possibility we see some lineup changes against Seattle that might move some of the creators into a better position? And what is happening with Sebastian Lletget? We've got a bunch to talk about with just the SKC game. Then Josh and Wendy get you ready for Seattle. We take your calls and get a great call-in from LA Galaxy Insider Adam Serrano who talks about the feelings after the game and after training from the team. He also talks about playing in Seattle and what we should expect from the LA Galaxy on Wednesday night. In prepping you for the game we talk LA Galaxy playoff history vs Seattle and we set the record straight on their success. The LA Galaxy have never lost a game to the Seattle Sounders that resulted in LA's elimination from the playoffs! Think about that for a second. But Seattle is definitely out for revenge and Clint Dempsey and Obafemi Martins are going to make sure LA pays attention on defense. Now it's just a matter of finding out if the LA Galaxy Designated Players are going to show up. Bruce always wants his stars to be stars. Let's see if LA can shine on Wednesday night! MLS CUP PLAYOFFS KNOCKOUT GAME INFO: No. 4 Seattle Sounders FC vs No. 5 LA Galaxy Wednesday October 28th, 2015 7PM Pacific, TV - UNIMAS Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory and Drop City Yacht Club

It's KNOCKOUT soccer and the LA Galaxy have their backs against the wall. We're getting you ready for the Seattle vs LA matchup on Wednesday night as it's win or go home! On today's show your hosts Josh Guesman and Wendy Thomas are still reeling from the disappointing finish to the 2015 season. With just one win in their last six games the LA Galaxy are anything but "hot" heading into a very difficult matchup with Seattle. And on Decision Day we all watched LA drop from second to fifth. It's heartbreaking and it's enough to drive any sane LA Galaxy fan crazy. What really happened in Kansas City? Did the game give us a window into a correction Bruce Arena has made? Is there a possibility we see some lineup changes against Seattle that might move some of the creators into a better position? And what is happening with Sebastian Lletget? We've got a bunch to talk about with just the SKC game. Then Josh and Wendy get you ready for Seattle. We take your calls and get a great call-in from LA Galaxy Insider Adam Serrano who talks about the feelings after the game and after training from the team. He also talks about playing in Seattle and what we should expect from the LA Galaxy on Wednesday night. In prepping you for the game we talk LA Galaxy playoff history vs Seattle and we set the record straight on their success. The LA Galaxy have never lost a game to the Seattle Sounders that resulted in LA's elimination from the playoffs! Think about that for a second. But Seattle is definitely out for revenge and Clint Dempsey and Obafemi Martins are going to make sure LA pays attention on defense. Now it's just a matter of finding out if the LA Galaxy Designated Players are going to show up. Bruce always wants his stars to be stars. Let's see if LA can shine on Wednesday night! MLS CUP PLAYOFFS KNOCKOUT GAME INFO: No. 4 Seattle Sounders FC vs No. 5 LA Galaxy Wednesday October 28th, 2015 7PM Pacific, TV - UNIMAS Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory and Drop City Yacht Club

At last, after what felt like forever, the Sounders are back in the win column thanks to wins over Orlando City and Olimpia. It's refreshing to get to talk about some positives, so we take advantage and discuss not only the results, but the return of Obafemi Martins. We also spend a little time on the impact the new signings made, and just generally enjoy being positive. We're also joined by former member of the Sounders Digital Media team Matt Gaschk to catch-up on what he's been dong since leaving Seattle to work for Real Salt Lake. There's also listener questions to answer!

At last, after what felt like forever, the Sounders are back in the win column thanks to wins over Orlando City and Olimpia. It's refreshing to get to talk about some positives, so we take advantage and discuss not only the results, but the return of Obafemi Martins. We also spend a little time on the impact the new signings made, and just generally enjoy being positive. We're also joined by former member of the Sounders Digital Media team Matt Gaschk to catch-up on what he's been dong since leaving Seattle to work for Real Salt Lake. There's also listener questions to answer!

At last, after what felt like forever, the Sounders are back in the win column thanks to wins over Orlando City and Olimpia. It's refreshing to get to talk about some positives, so we take advantage and discuss not only the results, but the return of Obafemi Martins. We also spend a little time on the impact the new signings made, and just generally enjoy being positive. We're also joined by former member of the Sounders Digital Media team Matt Gaschk to catch-up on what he's been dong since leaving Seattle to work for Real Salt Lake. There's also listener questions to answer!

Last week Orlando City needed four to six points out of its two matches against Eastern Conference opponents. The Lions got a single point. Playoff positions are slipping through Orlando's fingers but we remain hopeful that the reinforcements will be able to lift the club into the top six.  We break down the tough 4-1 loss at Toronto and the 0-0 home draw against Philadelphia Union. We cover Tommy Redding's debut, Conor Donovan's horrible injury and everything else from two matches that we will probably want to forget. But we also look at the bright side and give you our Man of the Match from each game. Sounder at Heart Managing Editor Dave Clark jumps on to preview Sunday's big match-up at CenturyLink. Obafemi Martins will be back. Clint Dempsey won't. Find out who else will (and won't) be in the lineup Sunday and what you can expect from this weekend's match. Dave's passion shines through as he talks about his Sounders. And we answer your questions in our Ask TML segment, covering the new stadium, breakfast cereal and other topics of note. Here's the breakdown: 0:26- Notes from Toronto and Philadelphia, covering two less-than-spectacular results. Attacking wingers, Luke Boden, Tommy Redding, Conor Donovan and our Man of the Match from each contest. 18:03- Dave Clark joins us to help us preview Sunday's big game and gives us the Seattle point of view. He's excited! 40:24- Ask TML answers that age-old question: Count Chocula or Franken-Berry? Plus others! And we give you our predictions for Sunday!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seattle lost again. Seattle didn't score a goal again. But at long last, help is coming. We're back to break down yet another loss while attempting to restore our hopes with the impending return of Brad Davis, Clint Dempset and Obafemi Martins ... hopefully. We're joined by Ted Philipakos, a sports marketing professor at NYU, to talk about his article on American Soccer Nowabout MLS joining up with DraftKings. We talk about the potential impact of the deal and the arrival of a gambling association with American soccer.

Seattle lost again. Seattle didn't score a goal again. But at long last, help is coming. We're back to break down yet another loss while attempting to restore our hopes with the impending return of Brad Davis, Clint Dempset and Obafemi Martins ... hopefully. We're joined by Ted Philipakos, a sports marketing professor at NYU, to talk about his article on American Soccer Nowabout MLS joining up with DraftKings. We talk about the potential impact of the deal and the arrival of a gambling association with American soccer.

Nos Audietis is back for another exciting episode! On this week's show, we look back at the somewhat unexpected victory over DC United. We also discuss how the Sounders have been doing without Obafemi Martins and Clint Dempsey. Jeremiah chats with Keeling Winters on the Seattle Reign about the team's season so far minus national team players, her experiences with the national team and women's soccer in general. There's also listener questions to be answered, and we take a couple minutes to talk about the controversy surrounding MLS being involved with the USWNT victory parade in New York City.

Nos Audietis is back for another exciting episode! On this week's show, we look back at the somewhat unexpected victory over DC United. We also discuss how the Sounders have been doing without Obafemi Martins and Clint Dempsey. Jeremiah chats with Keeling Winters on the Seattle Reign about the team's season so far minus national team players, her experiences with the national team and women's soccer in general. There's also listener questions to be answered, and we take a couple minutes to talk about the controversy surrounding MLS being involved with the USWNT victory parade in New York City.

Since there is ever so much soccer, its a Filibuster on a Monday! We start by reminicing about howl long it has been since we recorded on a Sunday (miss you, Martin), before getting into the meat of the podcast. D.C. United actually played Chicago last week, and we talk about Conor Doyle's golazo and the formation that the team employed in that game. We also talk about the draw against Toronto FC, and start off with the stellar performance of Steve Birnbaum in that game. We then talk about the defense overall and how impressed we were by them and how they did not give up a goal against one of the highest-priced attacks in the league. Finally, we talk about how TFC didn't really create many chances, despite the popular narrative that they dominated the game. We move onto tomorrow's game against the Philadelphia Union in the US Open Cup, and how the Union have been burning up their starters in the league. We argue that they should concentrate on the Open Cup, because they have a better chance at pulling a 2013 D.C. United then doing well in this regular season. We also talk about Friday's game against the Seattle Sounders, who will be getting Clint Dempsey back from suspension but will be missing Obafemi Martins. We compare Dempsey's suspension to what Cuauhtémoc Blanco got, and then talk about what Dempsey will do in this game and how United will have to play to win. Finally, we talk more about the 2015 World Cup and start with discussing their high press. We ask whether or not missing Lauren Holiday and Megan Rapinoe made the USWNT better, their central midfield tactics, and how the United States will approach this game against Germany.

A mid-week snoozer against Edmonton, yes, but a big derby match on Saturday will save us. Right, Marc Weber? The Province's soccer writer joins Patrick Johnston to figure out the Whitecaps' Voyageurs Cup plan after their poor 1-1 showing against the Eddies. The Sounders may or may not have Obafemi Martins in the lineup, but they'll still have Clint Dempsey.

The Sounders bounced back last week with a win over the Colorado Rapids thanks in part to a tremendous goal from Obafemi Martins. We break down the game, talk plenty about the goal and Oba in general, and just overall enjoy being able to talk about getting three points. We're joined by Chris Rifer, a contributor to Stumptown Footy and co-host of Soccer Made in Portland, to preview the first match of the season against the hated Portland Timbers. There's also listener questions to be answered!

The Sounders bounced back last week with a win over the Colorado Rapids thanks in part to a tremendous goal from Obafemi Martins. We break down the game, talk plenty about the goal and Oba in general, and just overall enjoy being able to talk about getting three points. We're joined by Chris Rifer, a contributor to Stumptown Footy and co-host of Soccer Made in Portland, to preview the first match of the season against the hated Portland Timbers. There's also listener questions to be answered!

The Sounders bounced back last week with a win over the Colorado Rapids thanks in part to a tremendous goal from Obafemi Martins. We break down the game, talk plenty about the goal and Oba in general, and just overall enjoy being able to talk about getting three points. We're joined by Chris Rifer, a contributor to Stumptown Footy and co-host of Soccer Made in Portland, to preview the first match of the season against the hated Portland Timbers. There's also listener questions to be answered!

Because we're magical and amazing, a CBA deal got done in the wake of last week's episode being released! With that out of the way, the MLS season started this weekend and the Seattle Sounders kicked things off with a splendid 3-0 win over the New England Revolution. We discuss the match and enjoy the benefits of having Clint Dempsey and Obafemi Martins together during the preseason. We're also joined by ESPN's Jeff Carlisle for some inside info on how the CBA deal got done and some of the details of the deal itself. There's listener questions to be answered and tickets to a Sounders 2 match to giveaway!

The latest USMNT roster is out, and the guys break down the ins and outs of Jurgen Klinsmann's choices. The biggest questions, obviously, surround Landon Donovan? Should he start? How should his legacy be honored? Will he cry? Plus, how will the group change ahead of Honduras? Meanwhile, in MLS, the battle is on for the Supporters' Shield and MVP award. It comes down to the LA Galaxy and the Seattle Sounders and Robbie Keane and Obafemi Martins. Who's side are you on? Fox Soccer's Kyle McCarthy knows who his vote is going to. Out East, some are wondering whether Jermaine Jones is proving he's the better of the two USMNT Designated Players that have arrived since the new year. Michael Bradley would have something to say about that. Also, what's going on with Tim Cahill in New York? Last, but certainly not least, listeners wonder whether Donovan's assist mark is cheapened by second assists and what it would take to get Simon on SnapChat. Email us at ExtraTime@MLSsoccer.com or tweet us at @ExtraTimeRadio. And make sure you check out our West Coast brethren at March to the Match every Wednesday!

The Sounders got a big 4-0 win over Real Salt Lake, that saw the offense click, the defense play well, and everyone had a good 'ol time. We discuss the performance, praise the glory that is Obafemi Martins, and generally just enjoy handing RSL a butt kicking.We break down all the MLS results from the weekend, including the wild Cascadia Cup match between Vancouver and Portland. There's also a couple USMNT pre-World Cup qualifiers to talk about, and yet another win for the Seattle Reign. There's also plenty of listener questions to answer.  

The Sounders entered the World Cup break with a 3-2 win over the Chicago Fire, in a rather messy game that featured Obafemi Martins seeing red. We discuss the match, and talk about the rather poor officiating performance from Chris Penso.We're joined by SB Nation's Matt Ufford to talk World Cup from a perspective of somehow outside the "soccer bubble". There's also an MLS Wrap, and plenty of listener questions to answer.

The Sounders got a big 4-0 win over Real Salt Lake, that saw the offense click, the defense play well, and everyone had a good 'ol time. We discuss the performance, praise the glory that is Obafemi Martins, and generally just enjoy handing RSL a butt kicking.We break down all the MLS results from the weekend, including the wild Cascadia Cup match between Vancouver and Portland. There's also a couple USMNT pre-World Cup qualifiers to talk about, and yet another win for the Seattle Reign. There's also plenty of listener questions to answer.  

The Sounders entered the World Cup break with a 3-2 win over the Chicago Fire, in a rather messy game that featured Obafemi Martins seeing red. We discuss the match, and talk about the rather poor officiating performance from Chris Penso.We're joined by SB Nation's Matt Ufford to talk World Cup from a perspective of somehow outside the "soccer bubble". There's also an MLS Wrap, and plenty of listener questions to answer.