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AJ and Gord start the show by debating where Jonathan David will end up playing next. Then they're joined by Graeme Ivory to talk about Ottawa Fury's 2012 women being inducted into the Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame. Then the fellas wrap things up by talking some Atleti

Joshua and Nathan talk about the Whitecaps 2-2 draw to LAFC, preview Austin, Vancouver Rise drawing against AFC Toronto, LA Galaxy in turmoil, the CPL record crowd at the Forge and Atletico Ottawa game and more!TIMESTAMPS:0:52- Whitecaps come back to draw 2-2 against LAFC23:58- Austin FC away next, two legs against Valour in CanChamp times and dates revealed30:40- Rise draw AFC Toronto 1-1, Ottawa Fury next34:13- LA Galaxy lose 7-0 to NY Red Bulls, CF Montreal finally win, Toronto FC finally win at home, David Beckham is not happy with Minnesota United's social media post45:57- Canada Soccer is hiring a sporting director, Jonathan David confirms he is leaving Lille, Napoli the latest to be interested in him50:50- Forge and Atletico Ottawa draw 2-2 in front of a CPL record crowd55:26- Chelsea's UCL hopes hanging by a thread, will face Real Betis in Conference League final1:00:53- Tottenham in Europa League final, a potential new manager candidate?1:03:23- Goodison Park preserved and the new home for Everton women, Sampdoria relegated to Serie C for the first time, Nottingham Forest owner storms on the pitch  Twitter:@JoshuaRey00@Ndurec@TerminalCityFCBlueSky: @joshuarey.bsky.social  @ndurec.bsky.social  @terminalcityfc.bsky.social Instagram:@TerminalCityFCPodcastYoutube:TerminalCityFC   

I avsnitt nummer 90 av Soccerberoende, Sveriges kanske enda podcast om nordamerikansk fotboll, intervjuas nordirländaren Thomas Stewart som idag är tränare för division 2-klubben Ytterhogdals IK. Under spelarkarriären spelade Thomas bl.a. för Sacramento Republic och Ottawa Fury..

This week we sit down with Dakota Barnathan. He is currently playing for Richmond Kickers in USL League One in the US. Over the last 5 years, Dakota has experience in both the USL Championship and USL League One having played with Swope Park Rangers, Ottawa Fury, Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC, FC Tucson, and now Richmond Kickers. We discuss the difficulties of constantly changing teams and locations, the uncertainty of the professional game, tactically adapting, mentality staying strong, making positive changes for the game in the US, and more. This is I Must Not Fear with Dakota Barnathan. • Follow Dylan on Instagram @dakotabarn8 and Twitter @dakotabarnathan WHAT IS FOOTWORK? Sponsored by https://footwork.club • Sean and Dylan are two Division 3 graduates, who dropped everything to pursue their dream of being professional soccer players. Both playing in Germany now, the boys tell their stories as well as those of amazing guests to help you pursue your own dreams and ultimately MAKE YOUR OWN PATH.
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In the sixth instalment of our Spot Kick - Inside the 18, Interview Series, former Ottawa Fury and Loyola University Maryland Athletics soccer player Julia Hajjar joins Irfan & Paige. Tune in to hear about Julia's journey, NCAA experience, and a newfound love for academia/health. If you know someone in the soccer world you would like on our series or would like to be interviewed yourself, please shoot us a message and we will get them/you on our Interview Series. Recorded June 18, 2022 Julia Hajjar: @aspoonfulofscience (IG); https://www.aspoonfulofscience.net (website) Twitter: @TouchlineTH; @IrfanManji; @culver_paige Instagram: @touchlineth --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/touchline-thoughts/message

LAFC assistant coach Marc Dos Santos is this week's INTVU guest. Brendan Dunlop, Jimmy Brennan and Craig Forrest chat with the much-lauded Portuguese-Montrealer about his travels while coaching, how to adapt to a new generation of players, the "Footy Mafia", hanging with the Elf himself - LAFC co-owner Will Ferrell - and being torn by his World Cup fan allegiances on the day that Portugal punch their ticket to join Canada at Qatar 2022. Dos Santos is VERY candid and open. A real treat for any Montreal Impact, Ottawa Fury, San Francisco Deltas or Vancouver Whitecaps FC fan! 

Gabriel Wiethaeuper-Balbinotti é filho de pais gaúchos que estavam estudando em Montreal, quando ele nasceu. Ainda bem pequeno, acabou vivendo seis anos da vida em Porto Alegre e tomou gosto pelo futebol. Na volta ao Canadá, não perdeu o hábito, ainda que o cenário e clima fossem diferentes. Vivendo e jogando na cidade de Trois Rivières, esteve em um amistoso do time de sua escola contra a base do time da MLS, o Impact Academy. E o time dele venceu! O resultado da ótima partida foi que o pessoal de Montreal acabou levando o talentoso adolescente para jogar lá. Convivendo em uma ótima estrutura futebolística, Gabriel ainda teve a chance de integrar as seleções de base canadenses sub16 e sub23. Jogando de meia e de atacante, ainda seguindo com o pessoal do Montreal Impact (hoje em dia CF Montreal), acabou jogando sua primeira temporada profissional com o time afiliado deles, o Ottawa Fury, na época uma equipe da USL Championship. Aos 20 anos de idade, com as mudanças dentro do time de Ottawa, decidiu começar estudos na Universidade de Quebec em Trois Rivières. Por ter jogado já um ano profissional, não teve elegibilidade de participar de sua primeira temporada, mas logo em seguida foi escolhido no Draft da Canadian Premier League. E foi para o time que seria campeão nas duas primeiras edições da liga, o Forge FC. Conciliando estudos remotos na pandemia com jogos numa bolha (Universidade de Prince Edward Island), Gabriel foi campeão canadense de futebol em 2020. Na temporada atual, o entrevistado está na universidade, jogando na liga local de Quebec. Com histórico rico e vitorioso, o gaúcho-canadense quer ir longe ainda. #gabrielbalbinotti #forgefc #ottawafury - - - - - Cansado de ver sempre o mesmo tipo de conteúdo dos outros canais? Siga este perfil (https://www.youtube.com/canaloutraliga?sub_confirmation=1) e ajude a criar uma mídia alternativa mais forte, dando mais visibilidade a quem busca seu espaço no mundo da bola! Aproveite e também acompanhe o trabalho em outras mídias: https://www.twitch.tv/subs/jorgekadowaki www.instagram.com/jorgekadowaki www.instagram.com/canaloutraliga www.instagram.com/depoisdabola www.instagram.com/foradeserieesporteclube

Hey gang, it's been awhile, but we needed a little break to replenish our positive disruption fuel! A few weeks of international soccer (Euros/Gold Cup), lots of Menace Soccer (USL 2 Champs, what?!) and some time on the home front was exactly what the doctor ordered. So we're back, re-energized, and ready to take on the rest of 2021. And what better way to get back into the swing of things than to have a great conversation with an Iowa Soccer Legend?! This week we welcome Iowa native and professional soccer player, Lance Rozeboom, to the studio. Currently of Miami FC, which plays in the USL Championship, Lance was originally drafted by D.C. United in 2012 after playing locally for the infamous CRSA '89 squad, the Des Moines Menace and the University of New Mexico Lobos. Since then, his professional career has taken him all over the United States and Canada, playing for the Rochester Rhinos, Austin Aztex, Ottawa Fury and Tampa Bay Rowdies prior to his time with Miami FC. We were fortunate enough to find out that Lance was back in town to spend some time with family. Naturally, we invited him on the podcast and he graciously accepted. We talk about all the soccer things plus how he fell in love with the game, who is on his all-Iowa five-a-side squad and his dreams of staying fit long enough to play for the USL Pro Iowa squad. --- To learn more about Kick It Forward and our passion for making soccer more accessible, check out our

On this episode, we chat to OKC Energy's midfield maestro, Charlie Ward. With talk about how the season is panning out in OKC, how cut throat the business can be and how Charlie sees the game. We also chat about Charlie's time at Ottawa Fury, his love for Canada and playing in Halifax at the Wanderers Ground. 

Season #2 - Episode #5 - Guess who is back? Mr. Ottawa Fury himself, captain Carl Haworth! Carl comes on the show with the boys to talk about his career. Did Steve and Marc harass him into submission to come to the Fury PDL team? How does Carl get a blue check mark on Twitter? How close was Carl to quitting soccer entirely before coming to the Fury? Who was the best Fury player Carl played with? Hear about Carl's rise to the top of his game and find out most importantly, would he rather use an outhouse for the rest of his life, or sleep in a wooden rocking chair? The Snobs have some laughs post interview, find out if they would be the bachelor and if they still get nightmares! This show is nothing less than amazing - Clean your fish tanks!

Ashley Doty (maiden name Ashley Seal) played soccer at Oregon State University from 2008-2011. She talks about growing up in Williams, Oregon, how she got into soccer, being an Oregon State fan from a young age, and balancing several sports with club and ODP soccer. Ashley discusses her great career at Hidden Valley High School where she lettered in 4 sports, won 2 State Championships in soccer, and was the Oregon Player of the Year. She then describes the recruiting process, why she picked Oregon State, playing in the competitive PAC-10 Conference, and having to switch positions. She details her outstanding 4 year career at Oregon State where she was a part of 3 NCAA Tournament teams, made it to the Sweet 16 for the first time in school history, and never lost to rival University of Oregon. Ashley also discusses playing in Canada for the Ottawa Fury, playing futsal post college, and her life with her husband Mike, and their young son.

Today the snobs pull a switch! Jason "Bulldog" Whiting takes over as host, as we welcome Usports Head Coach Audra Sherman. Audra is the Ontario Tech University (OTU) Women's Soccer Head Coach. She has coached for a long time, most notably with the Ottawa Fury. Jason takes the reigns and really gets into some great coaching conversation, and pathways for young players. She doesn't escape the rapid fire and would you rathers when we find out more about this amazing Coach. Some great stories, great advice, and what you would expect from a Jason show, no filter! Tune in!

In this episode we are joined by Caldas SC midfielder Mauro Eustaquio.We chat about life in Portugal and the Portuguese league. We talk about playing for Ottawa Fury and being a season one Cavalry FC player.Mauro is great friends with Oliver Minatel so Mauro let's us know the advice he  gave Oliver after his injury and also Mauro's own journey back from a knee injury.We also get a great story about Mauro's favourite pair of boots!

Ryan is a native of Tipperary and has amassed a legendary professional career that spans 15 years and two continents. He made his professional debut with Sunderland in the English Premier League in the 2003 season. After an 11-year career in Europe, playing in the first division in Ireland, Scotland, and Belgium, Ryan moved to the United States and joined then NASL club Ottawa Fury for the 2014 season where they reached the finals. Prior to joining the club, Ryan played with USL Championship club FC Cincinnati, before they made their debut in Major League Soccer (MLS) in 2019.

Soccer Snobs - Episode #8 - Special Guest Eddie Edward, former Ottawa Fury star. This week the Snobs have on former Ottawa Fury, FC Edmonton and FC Dallas pro player Eddie Edward. Eddie is born and raised in Ottawa and played for the Snobs with the Fury. Eddie is an extremely entertaining guest with some amazing stories and great insights into the game. The Snobs were so excited to have him on. Let us know if he should be coming back on the show more often! info@soccersnobs.ca

Episode #5 - Exclusive interview with Thomas Beattie. This week's show is a real treat. The Snobs were able to bring on their former Ottawa Fury captain Thomas Beattie. Tom recently came out as only the 4th openly gay professional soccer player. Hear Tom's brave and inspiring story! The boys won't let him off the hook and Tom answers questions in the popular Rapid Fire and Would you rather segments.

New Premier Podcast: Mike Miller's guest is former Ottawa Fury midfielder Thiago de Freitas. @CPLPodcast #CanPL

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We got to talk to El Paso Locomotive player Richie Ryan. Richie was the 2010 PFAI player of the year in Ireland and also played for the Ottawa Fury.

(00:00-05:04) – Greg Rakestraw is back with another edition of Soccer Saturday and in the opening segment of today's show, Greg informs you about the return of the Premiere League, and other various soccer leagues across the world. (08:05-19:21) – Head coach of the boys in blue, Martin Rennie, returns to the program to update everyone on what he has been doing the past week or so, says the players all have a positive mindset on things as they start to make their return, and feels like the team will come out with a lot of motivation and excitement when that start playing games again but misses having a set schedule of doing things that he is so used to doing day-to-day. (22:22-40:47) – Former Indy Eleven midfielder Nicki Paterson represents this week's catching up segment to explain what all went into his decision to return home to play soccer versus in the United States, why he chose the Indy Eleven after two years with the Ottawa Fury, and what he misses the most about living in Indianapolis. (43:48-53:30) – Josh Mason, Indy Eleven's Vice President of Strategy and Marketing, makes a return to the show to tell you about the process of creating the racing Indy kits, the effort of everyone involved in making the racing uniforms that will have to wait to be delivered, and informs everyone what is happening behind the scenes that people need to know. (56:31-54:58) – Greg wraps up the last May edition of Soccer Saturday by thanking everyone involved in making today's show happen and what leagues are making a return.

No football. No problem. The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out and it's another packed episode. Our feature interview this week is with current Vancouver Whitecaps assistant coach Phillip Dos Santos. PDS tells us why the Whitecaps were a job he couldn't say no to and what it's like working with his brother, chats about his career so far at the likes of Ottawa Fury, San Francisco Deltas, Indy Eleven, and talks about his early days playing in Europe then coaching in Quebec and in the Canadian national team youth set up. We have the latest news from North America and around the world, although primarily Europe this week, as football's shutdown continues. There's been positive virus tests from players training in Germany, France has ended their season, and it's still hard to fathom exactly what's happening in Scotland and England. Plus we bring you our latest FK Slutsk update. We also bring you a chat with FC Cincinnati COO Dennis Carroll who talks about the financial impact the shutdown has on a club like his and reveals what talks MLS have had about getting back into action. Plus we look at some fun community fundraising initiatives from USL sides Forward Madison and South Bend Lions. Vancouver Whitecaps followed up their successful facemask campaign with a new one to raise money for local foodbanks and we hear from Russell Teibert, Tosaint Ricketts and others about how it came about and why the club's community involvement is important to them. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:01.47: Around The World with Joe Corona - the latest on football's shutdown19.00: Slutsk stay on top26.20: Staying Home with Joe Corona - the latest from North America during football's shutdown29.49: FC Cincinnati COO Dennis Carroll chat43.10: Forward Madison and South Bend Lions community fundraising initiatives49.35: Phillip Dos Santos interview - Part 174.00: Phillip Dos Santos interview - Part 2108.15: Wavelength - Booze and Glory - Three Points112.04: Vancouver Whitecaps foodbank fundraiser with audio from Russell Teibert, Tosaint Ricketts, Carson Ting, and Jon Rees

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Another MLS season has come to pass and another Vancouver Whitecaps rival has lifted the MLS Cup. Sigh. One day people, one day... We were down in Seattle for Sunday's final as the Sounders took on TFC. We chat about the match and the main talking points coming out of it and how Seattle fared as a host city. Plus we bring you excerpts from Don Garber's State of the League address and chat about some of the main things covered in it, especially those with a Canadian bent. Turning our attention to the Canadian national team, we eagerly look forward to the big game with the US in Florida on Friday and hear some thoughts from head coach John Herdman. Plus we chat with 'Caps centre back Derek Cornelius about the historic 2-0 win over them in Toronto last month, the disrespect shown to the Canadian team after it from US pundits and fans, and about what's he's expecting in part two. We also look at an eventful week in Canadian club soccer as Ottawa Fury cease operations and CPL teams start to release players. We sit down for an in-depth chat with Pacific FC defender Marcel de Jong about the CPL season past, his move from the 'Caps, injuries, and looking ahead to the future. Plus does Ben Fisk fancy a chocolate digestive?, Kevin Phoenix features in Wavelength, Goldie Lookin' Chain continue their residency as our artists of the month for November, and there's BC Soccerweb headlines. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:03.20: MLS Cup chat - Seattle are champs again33.20: The State of MLS - a discussion and Don Garber audio62.14: US v Canada chat plus John Herdman audio76.17: Derek Cornelius interview and defensive discussion88.00: Pacific FC and CPL news of the week91.05: Marcel de Jong interview and discussion102.05: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive - Ben Fisk103.18: Ottawa Fury cease operations112.47: Wavelength - Kevin Phoenix - Gio (Kinkladze)118.03: BC Soccerweb headlines - news stories from around the world of football

Culture Soccer est heureux de vous présenter son podcast hebdomadaire avec « CS à l’Érable », le podcast 100% dedié au soccer canadien. Dans ce nouvel épisode, Hady et Daniel reçoivent Tristan D’amours et ensemble, ils analysent la finale retour de la CanPL, remporté par le Forge FC. Par la suite, ils parlent de la suite pour la CanPL, CanU17, le Ottawa Fury, CanWNT, la PLSQ et bien plus.

We're back with more footy! Hartford Athletic's first season is hitting its end, and while experiencing an away day in the Great White North, Pete visits the Senate Tavern where Ottawa Fury supporters spend their match days. Pete talks to three members of the squad, Simon, Alec, and Stephane about Ottawa's history from league to league, the potential move to the new Canadian Premier League last offseason, the state of Canadian soccer, and why they believe Paul Dalglish, son of Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish and former manager of the club, may have been the key to why recent club success to this day has been lackluster. We also get into politics in Canada, nothing like an election year, even if it's not in your home country. Want to feature your club or supporter's group on the show? Drop a DM on Instagram! @petecarciaphoto

Manny Lagos hanging out with me before the MLS Cup playoffs begin!

Julian de Guzman is the General Manager of Ottawa Fury, Canada's only team in the United Soccer League. As a player, Julian was the first Canadian to play in La Liga, where he starred for Deportivo La Coruna, winning Player of the Year in 2007/08. His 98 caps for the Canadian men's national team is the most by any player all-time. You can follow Julian and the Ottawa Fury at: www.ottawafuryfc.com Andy Longley is the Global Senior Director of Talent at adidas headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Germany. Andy comes from a psychology background and has worked with the New Zealand Navy, before putting his stamp on talent acquisition in his role hiring pilots for Emirates Airlines. You can find out more about Andy at: linkedin.com/in/andrew-longley-40091443 Where Others Won't is recorded in Toronto, Canada, and was created by Cody Royle and Adam Esker. You can book Cody to speak, or learn more about his background by visiting: www.codyroyle.com

Introduction This is the Northern 90 Podcast with Pat Sweet, Episode 26. Welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast, covering the beautiful game in the great white north. For more Canadian Premier League content, head over to Northern90.ca. That’s Northern Nine Zero dot ca. Welcome Hello, Canada, and welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast! I'm your host, Pat Sweet. In this week's episode: A round-up of CPL players playing international games Canada's performance in CONCACAF Nations League A special interview with FC Edmonton's Jeff Paulus Results League Play Forge at the top of the table with 20 points, with the fewest games played at 9. Terran Campbell now leads the league with 10 goals Canadian Championship No action Next game is September 18 at Stade Saputo CONCACAF League Forge FC lost their last match to CD Olimpia 4-1 Lost 4-2 on aggregate SV Robinhood also lost 3-2 on aggregate. CONCACAF Nations League Canada got underway on Saturday night while Hurricane Dorian was trying hard to prevent me from watching the game Beat Cuba 6-0 Junior Hoilett - Hatrick Jonathan David - Beautiful goal Jonathan Osorio - Finished a nice pass from Hoilett Doniel Henry with his first goal for Les Rouges Important because: Qualifying for Qatar 2022 is a function of FIFA rankings as of June 2020. Top 6 go into a hexagonal round, top three automatically qualify The fourth-place team plays against the winner of a tournament between teams ranked 7-35. News Forge FC Assistant Coach Peter Reynders To Appeal CSA Ruling - Northern Tribune (https://northerntribune.ca/forge-fc-assistant-coach-racial-allegations/) Rumour: CPL Ownership Group Targeting Fraser Valley - Northern Tribune (https://northerntribune.ca/canadian-premier-league-fraser-valley/) National Team Action Ryan Telfer is now cap-tied for Trinidad and Tobago Abdelaziz Youssef - First start for Somalia Quillian Roberts was called up again to represent Guyana Marco Carducci - First CanPL player to get called up to CanMNT Jeff Paulus Jeff Paulus is someone I've wanted on the show for a very long time Today, my wish comes true - kind of Thomas Nef, a brand-new journalism student at NAIT reached out to see if we could collaborate Win-win - I get great CPL content, and Thomas gets to build up a portfolio. It's great! Next up, an interview with Jeff Paulus of FC Edmonton Thanks Thomas, thanks Jeff! You'll be hearing more from Thomas over the coming months - thanks, again! Next up, the mailbag: Mailbag You know how this works - you send me mail and messages and I read every single one of them. If what you send is extra good I read it on the podcast. James from the N90 Premium Channel asked: Thoughts about Ottawa Fury joining the CPL for the 2020 season? Ed Johnson wrote on the N90 Facebook Page: Kurt Larson said the 8-0 score "will never be repeated in the CPL". Do you agree or disagree? Liam Pritchard had some great comments on the N90SG Facebook Group about a survey that was being circulated suggesting that Canadian MLS clubs join the CanPL. He said: Yeah not a good idea yet. Maybe one day. Just need to look at Scotland to see what good two teams dominating the league would look like... Being a Brit, I love North American sports because of the parity. I love that anyone can win each year because anyone can beat anyone. QOTW: Who is Canada's best player? Most promising player? Leave a comment at northern90.ca/episode26 Write to me at pat at northern90.ca Fire me a note on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram @northernninety   The Week Ahead League Play Sep 11 - Wednesday 10:00 pm ADT Edmonton   vs.   Cavalry Clarke Field TICKETS Sep 11 - Wednesday 11:00 pm ADT Pacific   vs.   York9 Westhills Stadium TICKETS Sep 12 - Thursday 9:00 pm ADT Valour   vs.   Forge IG Field TICKETS Sep 14 - Saturday 4:00 pm ADT Pacific   vs.   Edmonton Westhills Stadium TICKETS Sep 15 - Sunday 2:00 pm ADT Forge   vs.   HFX Wanderers Tim Hortons Field TICKETS Sep 15 - Sunday 4:30 pm ADT York9   vs.   Valour York Lions Stadium TICKETS Sep 18 - Wednesday 6:30 pm ADT HFX Wanderers   vs.   Forge Wanderers Grounds TICKETS Canadian Championship Next game is September 18 at Stade Saputo CONCACAF Nations League No more games in September. Announcements Thank you to everyone who signed up for the Northern 90 Premium Channel - I love you guys. Credit to my very first supporters Adam Blair Josh Outroduction That's all we've got for the show today. If you liked the show, don't forget to subscribe to it, and when you do leave an honest review. That helps me make the show better and others find it. Also, if you've been enjoying this show, you should join my supporters' group. When you join you get a weekly newsletter with curated CPL content, access to a members-only Facebook group, contests, giveaways, fantasy leagues, all sorts of good stuff. And it's free. Check it out at northern90.ca/join. Thanks so much, Canada. Have a great week. Credits Featured Image Photo by Jannes Glas on Unsplash Intro music Move Like This by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Texas Radio Fish, Alex Beroza, and Snowflake CPL Headlines Music Calm the F*** Down by Broke for Free (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Main Content Intro Music 260809 Funky Nurykabe by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Mailbag Music I dunno by grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: J Lang, Morusque Outro music Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza

Hounds won 4-0(!) and Liz got the reactions from Mike’s house in the latest Full 90! The post Full 90: Riverhounds SC vs Ottawa Fury appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

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Introduction This is the Northern 90 Podcast with Pat Sweet, Episode 25. Welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast, covering the beautiful game in the great white north. For more Canadian Premier League content, head over to Northern90.ca. That’s Northern Nine Zero dot ca. Welcome Hello, Canada, and welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast! I'm your host, Pat Sweet. In this week's episode: a review of Canada's top young talent in the CanPL. Announcements Thanks for supporting the Northern 90 Premium Channel! Lots more to come on that, including some lower-priced tiers later on. Results League Play Forge lead the league with 16 points HFX Wanderers the only team under 1 PPG at 0.88. Neither York 9 nor Halifax have earned a point on the road during the fall. Approaching the 50% mark of games played. Not quite there yet. Canadian Championship Cavalry FC lost to Montreal Impact 3-1 on aggregate TFC beat Ottawa Fury 5-0 on aggregate 401 Derby for the final CONCACAF League Forge FC beat out Antigua GFC 2-1 on aggregate. Recently played CD Olympia at home to a 1-0 win. Nice goal by Chris Nanco who beat 'keeper Edrick Johnson short side Next leg will be played behind closed doors in Olympic Stadium in San Pedro Sula. 6 hour drive from Olympia's regular home stadium This was a CONCACAF decision after riots broke out in advance of the Classico Capitalino between Olympia and cross-town rival Montagua. Reported that four people died and at least 10 injured during the riots. Could be a major boost for Forge. During the last episode I predicted that Olympia's fans would be hostile. Turns out I was right. News Canada Soccer have ruled on the allegations of racial slurs being used during a Canadian Championship match between Cavalry FC and Forge FC. Forge FC Assistant Coach Peter Reynders has been found guilty of breaching Canada Soccer’s Code of Conduct and Ethics and has been suspended for 45 days, and cannot participate in any soccer-related activities. (https://www.canadasoccer.com/canada-soccer-disciplinary-committe-rules-on-canadian-championship-qr2-allegations-of-racial-comments--p162338) The hydro pole will disappear in 2020! Congratulations to Max Mowbray @PFCOntario Condolences to Xav Ouellette @TheHydroPole Check out the Purple Reign podcast on the NSXI Network if you're a Pacific FC supporter Next up - the power of Youth Youth Performance in CanPL I've noticed you find young Canadians at the top of most important metrics in the league. Today, I'll go through some stats and talk a bit about the young Canadian talent that is shining. Goals Lots of young Canadian talent 2 top goal scoreres are Tristan Borges and Terran Campbell. Both 20-year old Canadians Easton Ongaro is 21, and tied for 4th in the league with 5 goals. Assists Elijah Adekugbe is 23 years old, tied for first with Kyle Bekker at 4 assists Kwame Awuha also 23 and tied for 2nd with 3 assists Minutes Diyaeddine Abzi - top 10 minutes played as a 20-year old Canadian Many Aparicio - top 10 as a 23-year old Canadian Shots Taken Tarran Campbell - top 10 Tristan Borges - top 10 Chances Created Marco Bustos - 28 chances created, good for 4th place. 23 year-old Canadian. Manny Aparicio - 23 chances created. 6th in the league Tristan Borges - 21 chances Louis Beland-Goyette and Kwame Awuha both had 19, tied for 10th. Both 23. Tackles Zoom Langua - 21 year-old Canadian leads the league with 63 tackles and 45 tackles won Diyaeddine Abzi - 20, ranked 8th in tackles For the record - Tristan Borges is tied for 11th with 36 tackles. Three Take-aways Canada's got talent The "Play your kids" rule has value Teams are giving kids a chance Terran Campbell asked to play as a 9 and was given the chance Easton Ongaro has worked his way into a starting role - after getting a spot on the roster in the first place. Success of youth will determine the success of the league and of Canadian soccer CanPL will want to strive to become a selling league Players will see opportunity to go on to bigger clubs and will develop in CanPL The men's national team's performance will improve as more young Canadians get their chance. See also: Terran Campbell interview on Young Gaffers Next up, the mailbag: Mailbag You know how this works - you send me mail and messages and I read every single one of them. If what you send is extra good I read it on the podcast. Michael Elder wrote on the Northern 90 Supporters' Group FB Group: Forge FC has a really tough run of games in the next couple months. They play something like 7 in the next three weeks including away to Olimpia. Then they have a break before playing another 6 in just over 2 weeks. Less than half are home games as well. And that's assuming they don't advance further in the CONCACAF League. I honestly wonder if they can keep their pace up; that's just an exhausting series of matches. If they do hold on and win the Fall season kudos to them; they'll definitely deserve it. One advantage they have is no other team behind them really seems to be making a push at the moment. Carlos Barrera wrote, also on the N90SG FBG: At the beginning, and without a #CanPLteam in Ottawa, I liked #HFXWanderersFCand still support them. But as the games keep coming, I really, really like #ForgeFC. I enjoy watching them play in the #CanPL. #ForgeFC go for goals. I like their style, passing and possession with purpose. Their games are entertaining. Very talented, unselfish, and creative players. They create spaces, look for channels and the teammate who's in better position to take a shot. The beautiful game! #ValourFCis giving #ForgeFC a good test right now. The games are very entertaining. This week's question: What does Forge FC's success in CONCACAF league tell us about the CanPL's place in the world of soccer? Leave a comment at northern90.ca/episode25 Write to me at pat at northern90.ca Fire me a note on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram @northernninety   The Week Ahead Aug 28 - Wednesday 9:00 pm ADT Valour   vs.   HFX Wanderers IG Field TICKETS Aug 28 - Wednesday 10:00 pm ADT Cavalry   vs.   Pacific Spruce Meadows TICKETS Aug 29 - Thursday 11:00 pm ADT CONCACAF League Olimpia   vs.   Forge Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano Announcements Thank you to everyone who signed up for the Northern 90 Premium Channel - I love you guys. Credit to my very first supporters Adam Blair Josh James In the future, I'll be opening more spots and different price points to make things more accessible for folks. Fan Guide - northern90.ca/fanguide Stadiums Teams Key information about the league Blogs, podcasts, video channels   Outroduction That's all we've got for the show today. If you liked the show, don't forget to subscribe to it, and when you do leave an honest review. That helps me make the show better and others find it. Also, if you've been enjoying this show, you should join my supporters' group. When you join you get a weekly newsletter with curated CPL content, access to a members-only Facebook group, contests, giveaways, fantasy leagues, all sorts of good stuff. And it's free. Check it out at northern90.ca/join. Thanks so much, Canada. Have a great week. Credits Featured Image Photo by Click and Booon Unsplash Intro music Move Like This by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Texas Radio Fish, Alex Beroza, and Snowflake CPL Headlines Music Calm the F*** Down by Broke for Free (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Main Content Intro Music 260809 Funky Nurykabe by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Mailbag Music I dunno by grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: J Lang, Morusque Outro music Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza

Introduction This is the Northern 90 Podcast with Pat Sweet, Episode 21. Welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast, covering the beautiful game in the great white north. For more Canadian Premier League content, head over to Northern90.ca. That’s Northern Nine Zero dot ca. Welcome Hello, Canada, and welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast! I'm your host, Pat Sweet. In this week's episode: I go deep into the league's stats to sort out what the CPL's best teams are doing that nobody else is. Announcements AMA with Kurt Larson - https://Northern90.ca/AMALarson What it's about 100 seats July 24, 7PM EST Something special in the works for people who want live events and to go deeper into the CanPL. Results League Play Wanders fell to Cavalry 0-1 Nice goal by sub Oliver Minatel in the 85th minute Pacific 2 - Forge 3 Brace by Tristan Borges All goals in the 2nd half Watch the highlights for Borges' 2nd goal, and the Fisk/ Blasco set piece at the end. York 9 FC 2 - FC Edmonton 1 Awesome counter-attacking goal by Aparicio and Telfer Of note: Almost 2.5 times as many fans in Halifax this weekend as in Langford or North York. Canadian Championship Halifax 2 - Ottawa Fury 3 Back and forth game Halifax tied it up twice Bona should have tied it up, but it was offside York 9 FC 2 - Montreal Impact 2 York had two very pretty goals in this one Also gave away two goals Bad foul in the box by Ingham Cavalry FC 0 - Vancouver 0 Marc dos Santos very complimentary of the CPL side Equestrian activities before the match - bad pitch News Transfers Emery Welshman may be leaving Forge FC for Isreali Side Hapoel Haifa. No details - and Forge is saying that the deal isn't done FC Cincinnati has the final call Israeli league starts in August Northern Tribune suggesting that former TFC and Sigma FC product Mo Babouli would be a likely target. https://northerntribune.ca/emery-welshman-hapoel-haifa/ Stephen Hoyle and Valour FC agree to part ways Never really worked out 1 goal in 238 minutes of league play https://canpl.ca/article/valour-fc-release-forward-stephen-hoyle Valour FC sign Jose Galan to a multi-year contract 33 Midfielder Spanish Ryan Brandt reporting that he's played in 12 countries Could possibly line up as a D-mid Possibly to help offset the issues with midfielder Josip Golubar CONCACAF's Suprise World Cup Qualifying Arrangement On Wednesday, CONCACAF changed the rules on how teams would qualify for World Cup Top 6 teams by FIFA rankings in June 2020 will play in a hexagonal round robin. Top three qualify automatically. Fourth team enters a playoff against a team from the group ranked 7th to 35th This second group will be split into 8 groups who will play a round-robin. The winners of each will then play home and away knock-outs. THAT winner will play the fourth place finisher. Criticised for being complex, and for overemphasizing FIFA rankings at a point in time. Canada were ranked 8th in the region in June. https://www.forbes.com/sites/bobbymcmahon/2019/07/10/mexico-and-usa-fastrack-surprise-concacaf-announcement-mens-world-cup-2022/#6f0ca171145c OneSoccer More love for OneSoccer! Starting July 20, Liga MX games will be aired on OneSoccer. Slow clap. https://us6.campaign-archive.com/?u=a8a1c3422d9152f5b1199bce6&id=1d532b46e4 If you like the headlines, check out the Northern 90 Supporters Group! Next up - the spring season's top headlines. What Separates the Best from the Rest Cavalry and Forge Used Subs Both teams used every available sub every game So did Valour Cavalry was the median for touches over 10 games 6291 for Cavs 5700 for FCE 6786 for Pacific Cavs picked their moments and hung on to the ball when they needed to Cavs and Forge middle of the pack for passing accuracy and passes completed Cavs: 78.3% accurate Forge: 77.8% Balancing tough balls with playing it safe Pacific FC had best accuracy (82.8%) and most passes completed (3962). Didn't help them. Cavalry had average chances created - middle of the pack at 77. York 9 was the best at 100 When you compare those chances to goals scored, Cavalry was best in the league with a 19.5% conversion rate. Better chances? Better shooting boots? Who knows. Forge FC was second best at 15.9% Valour and York 9 had the two highest chance creations, with the worst two conversion rates at 8.8% and 7% respectively Cavs and Forge took their shots from closer and put them on frame Cavalry was 3rd for shots, 1st for shots on target (51) Forge was 5th for shots, 2nd for shots on target (45) Cavalry was 1st for shots inside the box with 91. York 9 had most shots, 3rd most on target, and 2nd most from inside the box. This is what the numbers said, but what do you think? Leave me a note in the show notes, or on social media! Next up, the mailbag: Mailbag You know how this works - you send me mail and messages and I read every single one of them. If what you send is extra good I read it on the podcast. Last week's question: Who's the MVP of the spring season? Hfx home crowd fans. Definitely mvp. — Willin80 (@Willinfisherman) July 10, 2019   @nicopasquottiis a game breaker in many areas of the game. Does alot of little things. Bekker would be my non Cavs pick. In 4 games of seeing him he has scared me the most as an opponent. —

Introduction This is the Northern 90 Podcast with Pat Sweet, Episode 20. Welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast, covering the beautiful game in the great white north. For more Canadian Premier League content, head over to Northern90.ca. That’s Northern Nine Zero dot ca. Welcome Hello, Canada, and welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast! I'm your host, Pat Sweet. In this week's episode: A review of the spring season and the five stories that defined it. Results League Play Cavalry FC won the spring title Spring standings: Cavalry - 24 Forge FC - 19 FC Edmonton - 14 Halifax - 11 Pacific - 11 York 9 - 11 Valour FC - 9 Fall season Cavalry 3 : Pacific FC 2 Halifax Wanderers 1 : York 9 0 Forge FC 1 : FCE 2 Canadian Championship No action since the last episode Starting this week: HFX v. Ottawa York 9 v. Montreal Impact FC Cavalry FC v. Vancouver Whitecaps Women's World Cup Sadly, the Canadian women were eliminated by Sweden in the round of 16 Congratulations to the USWNT, who beat Netherlands 2-0. Gold Cup The Canadian MNT also crashed out of their tournament prematurely. The lost to Haiti 1-0 in the quarter-final Congrats to Mexico who won their 8th Gold cup, beating the US 1-0 in the final. CONCACAF League Forge FC will be playing Antigua GFC on August 1 at Tim Horton's field. The return leg will be on August 8. News One Soccer Extends Coverage Chinese Super League Chinese FA Cup Home legs for CONCACAF League AppleTV app is now live Roku is coming soon In August, the global streaming service will expand its supplementary CPL content in the form of daily news programs, mid-week magazine shows, interviews, features, and more. Kurt Larson, who had been the head of the CanPL editorial team has become the head of content with OneSoccer. Secondary Transfer Window Opening Nothing official from the league, but FIFA lists the open of the secondary window in Canada as July 9. It will run to August 7. This allows players to move within Canada and allows international players to move to Canada. If you like the headlines, check out the Northern 90 Supporters Group! Next up - the spring season's top headlines. The Headlines That Defined the Spring League Launch & Inaugural Match 17,611 fans at Tim Horton's Field Ryan Telfer scores first goal ever Bekker's elbow These guys can ball! OneSoccer Great quality overall, but some room for growth Views on the business model Views on CSL #WipeTheLens showed up on a OneSoccer broadcast Biphasic Standings Cavalry and Forge, then everyone else Five points separated 3rd from 7th. Five points from 3rd to 2nd Five points from 2nd to 1st Cavalry and Forge represented more than 40% of the goals scored. Cavalry FC's Dominance Won the first seven games Outscored opponents 16-7 Scored 10 away goals compared to 6 at home. For comparison, HFX didn't score a single away goal this spring. Only shut out once in league play Recorded 5 shutouts FC Edmonton's Turnaround For most of the season, the pundits were scratching their heads trying to figure out what to make of FCE. Turns out, there wasn't anything wrong really - but a small sample size made it look like things were bad. Went five games in a row without scoring. In the last four games, only one goal against, and scored 6 Next up, the mailbag: Mailbag You know how this works - you send me mail and messages and I read every single one of them. If what you send is extra good I read it on the podcast. Last week's question: How seriously should Forge FC take their CONCACAF League run? Ed (who wrote lots in the last week) said that Forge would sacrifice CONCACAF league in favour of league performance, citing brutal travel, fixture congestion, and a hostile environment. Colin also wrote to say that, while he'd love to see Forge make a push, it would be better to rotate the squad and secure a spot in the league final. On the other side, both @Crowandcat1 and @alexanderupert vote that they go as far as they can! Adam (@flameboy84) left a lovely comment about the show on Twitter, saying he liked the last two episodes - thanks, Adam! This week's question: Who's the MVP of the spring season? Leave a comment at northern90.ca/episode19 Write to me at pat at northern90.ca Fire me a note on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram @northernninety   The Week Ahead Tons of soccer! Canadian Championship Jul 10 sees Wanderers take on Ottawa Fury, Cavalry will host the Vancouver Whitecaps, and York 9 will take on Montreal Impact CanPL July 13 Wanderers host Cavalry (watch on CBC online) Forge visits Pacific July 14 York 9 face off against FC Edmonton The Ultimate CanPL Fan Guide I made a fan guide! Check it out at northern90.ca/fanguide Outroduction That's all we've got for the show today. If you liked the show, don't forget to subscribe to it, and when you do leave an honest review. That helps me make the show better and others find it. Also, if you've been enjoying this show, you should join my supporters' group. When you join you get a weekly newsletter with curated CPL content, access to a members-only Facebook group, contests, giveaways, fantasy leagues, all sorts of good stuff. And it's free. Check it out at northern90.ca/join. Thanks so much, Canada. Have a great week. Credits Featured Image Photo by Mari Carmen Del Valle Cámara on Unsplash Intro music Move Like This by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Texas Radio Fish, Alex Beroza, and Snowflake CPL Headlines Music Calm the F*** Down by Broke for Free (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Main Content Intro Music 260809 Funky Nurykabe by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Mailbag Music I dunno by grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: J Lang, Morusque Outro music Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza

For a second week in a row, Nashville SC come from behind to win a match. Davey (@daveytshep), Ben (@benwright) and Sloop (@NCAMookie) are here to break down Nashville's 3-2 win over Hartford Athletic, as well as preview their upcoming home match against Ottawa Fury. Be sure to check out SpeedwaySoccer.com for all your latest Nashville soccer news, and follow us on Twitter @SoccerSpeedway for a chance to win tickets to this weekend's home match!

For a second week in a row, Nashville SC come from behind to win a match. Davey (@daveytshep), Ben (@benwright) and Sloop (@NCAMookie) are here to break down Nashville's 3-2 win over Hartford Athletic, as well as preview their upcoming home match against Ottawa Fury. Be sure to check out SpeedwaySoccer.com for all your latest Nashville soccer news, and follow us on Twitter @SoccerSpeedway for a chance to win tickets to this weekend's home match!

For a second week in a row, Nashville SC come from behind to win a match. Davey (@daveytshep), Ben (@benwright) and Sloop (@NCAMookie) are here to break down Nashville's 3-2 win over Hartford Athletic, as well as preview their upcoming home match against Ottawa Fury. Be sure to check out SpeedwaySoccer.com for all your latest Nashville soccer news, and follow us on Twitter @SoccerSpeedway for a chance to win tickets to this weekend's home match!

Matt and Steve are bringing you this week's news and updates in Pittsburgh sports. From NCAA hoops coverage to major league content for NFL, NHL, and MLB, if it's happening in (or in some cases affecting) Pittsburgh, this is where you'll find out about it. If you're a fan of soccer or golf, Matt and Steve have some highlights there as well. This week's show notes: Bold Sports Episode 86. Hines Ward, Eric Green, Riverhounds- Saturday the hounds ad a 2-2 Draw with the Ottawa Fury at Highmark Stadium, the hounds had a 2 goal lead ant let up two in the 66th and 69th min of the match. Then, Wednesday, the hounds wet to Columbus to take on the Crew in the 4th round of the US Open Cup and took a loss 1-0 Columbus dominated the State lines and was a good experience. In the last 3 seasons the Hounds have moved on a further round in the cup. This Saturday ther hounds head to Atlanta United 2 which will be aired on the CW at 7pm or ESPN+. International Soccer— PGA- Its US Open week at Pebble Beach!!! 3rd most US Opens behind Oakmont, and Baltusrol, Koepka is looking to become the second 3 peat winner since 1903-05v Willie Anderson, 156 players, the cut will be 60. Pull stats, NBA- The Finals got heated up when KD started game 5 in Toronto ten went out in the 2nd qt with an Achilles pull. The Raptors came back to a lead in the 4th, let it go and down by 1 with seconds left, the shot was missed by Kyle Lowry. Game 6 is back in Oakland for the last game ever at Orical Arena. Stanley Cup- Game 7 between the Blues and Bruins in Boston was this evening with the ??? Winning THE CUP. It was a tough series and the Blues squandered a chance to win at home in game 6. 42 yr old Zadneo Chara has been playing the last 3 games with a broken Jaw and protective shield. Stiller’s- Mandatory Mini Camp is underway with all the players that have been invited to camp joining in for the last time all together till full on camp. JUJU is now the leader of the WR Core but expressing that its the team and the WR’s as a core not just him, the OL that has been together for several years now is suring up their holes and coverages, Devin Bush is getting work in coverage as well as on the pass rush. No Pads in Mini Camp, they are working on drills, techniques, and plays, as well as strength and conditioning. Training Camp is July 25 Players report, Public Practice is 26th, and first Pads, is 28th. 15 practices open to the Public, 13 at St Vincents, Andy 1 at Latrobe HS, and 1 at Heinz for Family fest, final practice is Aug 15th at St Vincent. Arthur Moats Retires officially after 9 years in the league, 4 with Bills, $ with Steelers, 1/2c with Cards, 228 tackles, 16.5 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 4 recoveries, 6 deflections, 1 int. Moats deliver the hit on Farve that took him out of the game with the Vikings that ended his start streak (297) as a member of the bills. Pirates- have been on a skid since the first of the month dropping a bunch of games to the brewers, and a handful to the braves. Th bucs finish up in Miami before heading home for two with Detroit, and 3 with San Diego. Pitching woes continue. Standings, Archer Trade? Outfielder trade. Penguins- Kessel to remain with team. David Ortiz- shoot in DR Raiders-Hard Knocks Naming Rights for PNC. 2020 and Hienz 2021, Who should bid an clever names. After the show remember to: Follow the discussion on Twitter (@BoldPGHSports) Remember to check out our friends at River's Edge (@RiversEdgePGH) - and our stream over there! Also, check out BOLDpgh.com and sorgatronmedia.com for more entertainment!

Matt and Steve are bringing you this week's news and updates in Pittsburgh sports. From NCAA hoops coverage to major league content for NFL, NHL, and MLB, if it's happening in (or in some cases affecting) Pittsburgh, this is where you'll find out about it. If you're a fan of soccer or golf, Matt and Steve have some highlights there as well. This week's show notes: Blood Sports episode 85. Xavier Grimble, Nate Washington, Jack Youngblood Rams, Notables, Antonio Gates, Chad Johnson (ochocinco). Pens, Petr klima 1997. Pirates, Lastings Milledge. Riverhounds- last Saturday the Hounds trveled to Indy to take on the 11 and suffered a 2-1 loss Indy dominated the stat line in all catorgies as I assume that they were looking for a bit of revenge after the Hounds knocked them out of the US Open Cup just a few days prior. The Hounds have Ottawa Fury in town in regular season play and next Wednesday the 11th the Hounds head to Columbus to take on the Crew in the 4th round of the US Open Cup. International Soccer- The Champions Cup was won by Liverpool last Saturday with a 2-0 score Tottenham had several chances especially in extra time. PGA tour- last week at Jacks place in Dublin OH at the Memorial Tournament Patrick Cantlay came away with the win -19 with Adam Scott in second -15 Speith and woods both had a good showing with top 10 finishes Tiger made up most of his ground on day 4 with 4 birds on the front 9. This week the tour heads north of the border to the Canadian Open at Hamilton Golf and CC in Ontario bout 40 mins west of the falls. Lot of big names in this weeks tournament and Rorys first time playing in Canada. NHL- Stanley Cup Finals, the Bruins and Blues are back n forth and tied 2-2 in the series headed back to Boston for game 5. Zeno Chara received a puck to the face in the 2nd pd of game 4 and has a broken jaw, questionable for game 5 but expected to play. Robert Bortuzzo is expected to be back in the line up for game 5 after being a healthy scratch for game 4. The Blues have rotated him, Edmundson, and Dunn at D all season, Edmundson had an shaky game 4 opening the window for Bortuzzo . Pens- the Penguins have a lot to figure out in the off season. The Pens biggest issue last season was Offense, not the defense, the D and goal tending could have been better, nut the lack of goal scoring with the top players on the team was atrocious. Keep your eyes out for a big move in the off season. NBA- the NBA Finals has the Raptors Up 2-1 after game 3, where Steph Curry drops 47, Green 17 for warriors, Pascal Siakam, 18, Kyle Lowry 23, Fred VanVleet 11 Kawhi Leonard 30 NFL- Cleveland isn’t putting up with shit, Desmond Harrison, LT missed his flight amid was a day late for mandatory MiniCamp, was cut the next day, he was a starter last season, but was benched in week 9 as starter, but still saw significant playing time. Duke Johnson request trade, Bakers comments were awesome. Lev Bell robbed 520K Jewelry by town women. Colts Draft pick 89th over all Bobby Okereke LB Stanford is being questioned in a title 9 sexual assault case from 2015. Steelers - The team is currently in OTA’s and Voluntary work outs, June 11th is a mandatory Mini Camp and will be the last time the whole team is together before training camp on July 26th. So far in OTA’s it has been all football and no drama, the team feels like they are gelling and enjoying just getting to work. JUJU, Just a ham. Pirates- Making more news on the inter webs for the announcers than their play and lack there of. Steve Blass made head head lines around the Baseball world with his comments of Jewelry and Stuff, and how a your player like that back in the day when Greg Brown interjected in regards to Ron Acuna jr. last week it was Greg Brown and John Wehner took heat for the comment that Derek Dietrich.s Grandfather was rolling over in his grave because of the demieinor of his HR Trots. The Team has a -68 run differential and the offense is sporadic, the Pitching which was thought of as a top in the NL if not the division has had its issues with Injury and just not preforming. Draft, Pitch Quinn Priester was the Number one selection 18th overall, he is slated to go to TCU, but we will see, also 7th rd pick Blake Sabol OF, Cousin with Troy Polamalu. MLB- Cutch done for season with ACL tear in left knee, Orioles #1 overall, C Adley Rutschman Oregon St, Krimbrel signed by cubs 3yr 47mill, Dallas Keuchel Braves, Yanks, Cards. After the show remember to: Follow the discussion on Twitter (@BoldPGHSports) Remember to check out our friends at River's Edge (@RiversEdgePGH) - and our stream over there! Also, check out BOLDpgh.com and sorgatronmedia.com for more entertainment!

Introduction This is the Northern 90 Podcast with Pat Sweet, Episode 17. Welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast, covering the beautiful game in the great white north. For more Canadian Premier League content, head over to Northern90.ca. That’s Northern Nine Zero dot ca. Welcome Hello, Canada, and welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast! I'm your host, Pat Sweet. In this week's episode, we do deep into the 2019 edition of the Voyageur's cup, including some special attention on the CPL matchups in round 1. First, of course, let's dig into this week's CPL news and results. Top Stories Results Wednesday, May 8 Pacific FC 0 @ Hamilton 3 Valour FC 0 @ Calvary FC 1 Sunday, May 11 Halifax 0 @ Valour FC 1 Sunday, May 12th, Cavalry FC 2 @ Forge FC 1 Pacific FC 0 @ Edmonton 0 May 15 (Canadian Championship) Halifax 3 @ Vaughn 2 York 9 0 @ AS Blainville 0 Cavalry 2 @ Pacific 0 Insights Only Cavalry FC is undefeated in league play Meanwhile, Pacific FC and Forge FC have dropped 8 points already Average PPG for the league is 1.4 Home field advantage is real with the home team winning 6 of 11 competitions so far News Great article in the Edmonton Journal aboutt Commissioner Clanachan's plans for expansion. 10 - 12k fans a game would be a top 10 league in Europe (Think Scotland, Sweeden, Turkey, Portugal) Current average is 6,249 per game, according to @CPLKitDatabase on Twitter Canada Soccer Announces two-game suspension and fine for Kyle Bekker As you may have noticed, Mr. Bekker didn't play on May 8 or 12. This is for the elbow he threw at Joseph Di Chiara Glad something happened - it sets a precedent Interesting that discipline is not a league function Case closed CPL Makes history with all-woman officiating crew When Cavalry FC visited Forge FC on May 12, the head ref and crew were all women The Northern Tribune is reporting that this may be the first time in history that a top-flight domestic league game has been reffed by all women. Carol Anne Chenard was in charge of the match, and also happens to be the first woman to have ever reffed at Wembly. Up next, a preview of the first round of the Canadian Championship. Canadian Championship Preview What: The top competition among Canadian teams from all professional leagues Who: All Canadian MLS teams, Canadian Premier League teams, USL’s Ottawa Fury, and the champion from Ontario League 1 (Vaughan Azzuri) and the Premiere Ligue de Soccer du Quebec’s champion (AS Blainville). Format Three home and away qualifying rounds. Semifinal round Final round Winner on aggregate moves on for each round In the event of a tie, away goals wins Schedule: First games are on May 15 and the final match is on September 25. What’s new? New format with several more teams than before: all the CanPL teams are new, other than FCE. What’s interesting The fact that CanPL teams are in this year is interesting There’s a great deal of controversy over the seeding. Valour FC, FCE, and Forge FC all got buys into the second qualifying round by virtue of having signed up for the league first. Very strange. CanCon: Each team needs to field at least three Canadian starters. Why is this important Hardware The winner gets a birth in the CONCACAF Champions League – one of two ways to get in. Round 1 Details Round 1 started this week and featured 4 CPL teams: HFX Wanderers (3) vs. Vaughn Azzurri (2) Calvary FC (2) vs Pacific FC (0) York 9 FC (0) vs A.S. Blainville (0) The winner of each of these two-legged ties goes on to meet Valour FC, Forge FC, and FC Edmonton, respectively. Those winners then move on to compete against Ottawa Fury, Vancouver Whitecaps, and Montreal Impact. I'll add a graphic to the show notes for reference. Game Reactions Having watched the games between CPL and L1O/ PLSQ teams, I found it very interesting CPL teams had to fight - it was a real competition Wanderers blew their lead and were lucky to win on a penalty in the dying moments of the game A.S. Blainville was happy to let York 9 have possession - nothing ever came of it. Makes me think Pro/ Rel is closer than we think. Have a listen to what the coaches had to say about the game. These clips courtesy of Robin Glover. The first set is from before and after the first Halifax/ Vaughn match. Before the match May 5 clip (Patrice Gheisar) @1:00 - 2:30 After the match May 15b (Stephen Hart) - @-3:40 is Robin's question May 15b (Patrice) Interesting to hear the respect that Stephen Hart has for the L1O team. He scouted, watched video. He already knew some of these players and wanted them for his squad. Next up, I've got some audio related to the York 9 versus A.S. Blainville match. I had a chance to interview Wandrille Lefevre, who prior to playing with A.S. Blainville was with the Montreal Impact. He's also a former Canadian International. Have a listen to his perspective on his first match against Wanderers FC. Looking forward I found it interesting to see just how tight the games were. There's real skill in both division 3 leagues. Heck, many of the CPL's players came from these leagues. The cohesion and history of the semi-pro teams really showed. At the same time, however, the CPL teams definitely moved faster and had better individual skill. My predictions for who goes through at this point: Wanderers FC Cavalry FC A.S. Blainville Why A.S. Blainville? Didn't concede at home Got their chances Could contain York 9 and wait for their moments Nothing to lose Also, Kudos to One Soccer for doing a good job with the commentary and coverage. It wasn't perfect (there were technical glitches here and there), but all things considered, I was able to enjoy watching the broadcast. Next leg of round one will be played on May 22, which you can watch at home through One Soccer dot ca. Alternatively, go to the game! Season ticket holders - you've got tickets! Other people can get tickets on Ticketmaster. Good luck to all the squads! Next up, the mailbag: Mailbag You know how this works - you send me mail and messages and I read every single one of them. If what you send is extra good I read it on the podcast. Thanks so much for your answers to the question last week. This week's question: What has surprised you the most so far about the league? For the question of the week - lots of comments from people who are excited about the quality of play and officiating. Completely agree with all of that for sure. Gordon from Winnipeg recently joined the Northern 90 Supporters' Group and wrote to say he's brand new to the game but got really interested in the sport when the league launched. Welcome, Gord! Helen also joined the Northern 90 SG - so welcome to you, too! Very glad to have you along. This week's question: How do you feel about L1O and PLSQ teams giving CPL teams a run for their money in the opening days of the Canadian Championship? What did you expect? What are your predictions? Leave a comment at northern90.ca/episode17 Write to me at pat at northern90.ca Fire me a note on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram @northernninety Of course, I love hearing from you on any topic - so whatever you want to share, just drop me a line. The Week Ahead There are a few games to look forward to over the next week or so: Friday, May 17 Valour FC is home to Forge FC Saturday, May 18 Pacific FC hosts York 9 FC, who are still looking for their first win. Cavalry FC is home to FC Edmonton for the first Al Classico. Wednesday, May 22 (Canadian Championship) HFX Wanderers FC play Vaughan Azzurri York 9 FC take on A.S. Blainville Cavalry FC will be home to Pacific FC All games will be broadcast on One Soccer, and the May 18 game between York 9 and Pacific will be streamed online on CBC Sports and CBC Gem as well. Outroduction That's all we've got for the show today. If you liked the show, don't forget to subscribe to it, and when you do leave an honest review. That helps me make the show better and others find it. Also, if you've been enjoying this show, you should join my supporters' group. When you join you get a weekly newsletter with curated CPL content, access to a members-only Facebook group, contests, giveaways, fantasy leagues, all sorts of good stuff. And it's free. Check it out at northern90.ca/join. Thanks so much, Canada. Have a great week. Credits Featured Image Photo by Hermes Rivera on Unsplash. Intro music Move Like This by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Texas Radio Fish, Alex Beroza, and Snowflake CPL Headlines Music Calm the F*** Down by Broke for Free (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Main Content Intro Music 260809 Funky Nurykabe by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Mailbag Music I dunno by grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: J Lang, Morusque Outro music Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza

Ramón Soria, jugador español del FC Edmonton y un trotamundos en el mundo del fútbol, atendió a 'Se llama soccer' en los días previos al arranque de la primera temporada de la Canadian Premier League; la primera liga de fútbol profesional de Canadá en toda su historia. Una entrevista de Jaime Ojeda (@jaime96ojeda) y Agustín Galán (@Agustin_Galan) en el episodio 1x15 del programa, en el que hablamos de todo con el defensa ex de Ottawa Fury y Puerto Rico FC, entre otros.

Jason & Jon review the 2-0 to Ottawa over the weekend.

Davey, Sloop, and Ben break down Nashville's 3-0 win away against Ottawa Fury. Could this be the start of the attack fans have been hoping for? Stay tuned for our preview of Nashville's home match against Memphis 901 this weekend, and be sure to check out speedwaysoccer.com for all your Nashville soccer news.

Davey, Sloop, and Ben break down Nashville's 3-0 win away against Ottawa Fury. Could this be the start of the attack fans have been hoping for? Stay tuned for our preview of Nashville's home match against Memphis 901 this weekend, and be sure to check out speedwaysoccer.com for all your Nashville soccer news.

Davey, Sloop, and Ben break down Nashville's 3-0 win away against Ottawa Fury. Could this be the start of the attack fans have been hoping for? Stay tuned for our preview of Nashville's home match against Memphis 901 this weekend, and be sure to check out speedwaysoccer.com for all your Nashville soccer news.

Introduction This is the Northern 90 Podcast with Pat Sweet, Episode 11. Welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast, covering the beautiful game in the great white north. For more Canadian Premier League content, head over to Northern90.ca. That’s Northern Nine Zero dot ca. Welcome Hello, Canada, and welcome to the Northern 90 Canadian Premier League Podcast! This week, I'm giving a state of the union address, and will discuss where things stand with the league today, and what to look for as we near the very first CPL match on April 27. But before we get to the main content and the headlines, I wanted to share a contest I'm running to give away an authentic Canadian Premier League Jersey. CanPL Jersey Giveaway That's right, folks, you heard correctly: I'm giving away an authentic Canadian Premier League jersey. All you have to do is enter your name at Northern90.ca/jerseycontest and boom, you're in. You get to chose the jersey and the size and I take care of the rest. The contest opened on April 1 and will close at 11:45 PM EST April 12. The winner will be chosen by random draw. Once you get to the website, you'll see that there are ways of getting extra ballots so as to increase your chances of going home with your very own jersey. Just go to Northern90.ca/jerseycontest to enter. News In this week's headlines: In preseason action, Cavalry FC topped FC Edmonton 2-0. What's probably most interesting about this game is that FC Edmonton's Son Yongchan got two yellows and was ejected from the game. The coaches agreed, however, that since this was a preseason friendly, that Youngchan could be replaced so that it was still 11-a-side. Love the sportsmanship - very Canadian Also interesting to note that Edmonton Coach Jeff Paulus chalked Youngchan's two yellows to being used to a much more physical league in Korea. I imagine many players will have to adjust to the way the game is officiated here. As you've no doubt heard, the Canadian Men's National Team finished CONCACAF Nation's League qualifying with four wins, which qualifies them for both Gold Cup as well as League A in Nations League. Les Rouges were drawn into group A, along with the United States and Cuba. As I already aluded to, the league's kits will be unveiled on April 4, with local parties happening accross the country to stream the event. Most of the events are by invitation only, so just reach out to your own local supporter's group for details on that. The Sooke News Mirrorhad a fun piece on Pacific FC mascot tryouts. It's not official, but a dude dressed up as a panda got the most votes. Find a link to the video on the shownotes. If you want even more CPL content, including the most important headlines delivered straight to your inbox, then sign up for the Northern 90 Supporters' group. When you join, you get a weekly newsletter with the top headlines, podcast notifications, access to private supporter's group Facebook group, and much much more. Also, it's free. Check it out at northern90.ca/join. Next up, the state of the CanPL Union. CanPL State of the Union In this segment, I'm going to do a bit of a roundup in preparation for the madness that will unfold over the next few weeks. I'll tell you about the most interesting things we know, what we're about to learn, the questions that have not been answered, and what I'm most excited about moving ahead. Things we know This is a very Canadian league, but with significant international influence Approximately 2/3 of the league is made of Canadians Almost 5% is from England, and almost 4% is from Trinidad and Tobago. Only Cavalry FC and HFX Wanderers have significant non-Canadian contingents. About 20% of Cavalry FC is from England and almost 24% of HFX Wanderers is from Trinidad and Tobago. No other team has more than 10% of their club coming from any single country, other than Canada. Mediapro can produce a solid soccer game Mediapro produced a recent Canadian Men's National Team game against French Guyana, and it was really quite good! The league can weather a couple slow years financially - the deal with Mediapro secures that. We know what the schedule will be like - apertura/ clausura format. Things we'll know soon Kits drop on April 4, and they promise to be excellent. Kurt Larson of the league's front office has promised that these will be the antithesis of boring MLS jerseys. How rosters will be filled out. There's still a lot of work to do - 128 players have been signed of a maximum of 161. Who the league's best players are. We know a lot about a few players, but not much about the vast majority. Things we still don't know How exactly we'll watch the games Mediapro has made noise about providing the games over the top, but the last CanMNT game was broadcast by TSN. What salaries and salary caps will look like. What other roster rules might be in place and how non-player assets might be traded or managed. Who the next teams will be - though there's been a lot of buzz about dealings in Quebec, and in Ottawa as well, with Dwayne Rollins reporting that discussions between Ottawa Fury and the league are basically not happening. Things I'm Excited About Game day, and experiencing the atmosphere, as well as the football. Seeing supporter's groups really take shape, sing songs, and start traditions. Seeing Canadians perform at their best Seeing new Canadians rise to prominence with the men's national team by virtue of having gotten minutes with CanPL teams. Hearing scores be read on the CBC morning news and discussing games around the water cooler at work. What do you think? If you've listened to the show, you know I love to hear from you guys - especially with this being my first episode featuring an interview. I'd love to know what you think of this deal. You can: Leave a comment at northern90.ca/episode11 Write to me at pat at northern90.ca Fire me a note on Twitter @northernninety Next up, the mailbag. Mailbag Some great messages and ideas this week to share with you. Colin wrote me through the contact form on the website thanking me for the show and supporting Canadian soccer - Colin, thank YOU for supporting me supporting Canadian soccer. Reddit user Keep-the-ball left on comment on Reddit about the last episode on under-the-radar signings, making the argument that Stephen Hart's strategy looks to be to have recruited Canadians who have experience overseas, and combining that with other established internationals, and that all this outside experience will serve the team well. And on Twitter, Fort MacMurray FC Edmontron Supporters are *very* excited about the jersey giveaway - thanks guys! Outroduction That's all we've got for the show today. If you liked the show, don't forget to subscribe to it, and when you do leave an honest review. That helps me make the show better and others find it. Also, if you've been enjoying this show, you should join my supporters' group. When you join you get a weekly newsletter with curated CPL content, access to a members-only Facebook group, contests, giveaways, fantasy leagues, all sorts of good stuff. And it's free. Check it out at northern90.ca/join. Until then, have a great week.   Credits Featured Image Photo by Matt Botsford on Unsplash. Intro music Move Like Thisby spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Texas Radio Fish, Alex Beroza, and Snowflake Main Content Intro Music 260809 Funky Nurykabeby spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2010 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Mailbag Music I dunnoby grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: J Lang, Morusque Outro music Urbana-Metronica(wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba (c) copyright 2011 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. Ft: Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza

This week, two of the Backline hosts breakdown the 0-1 loss by Birmingham Legion to the Ottawa Fury. Team performance, player performance, and our take on the new signings are all up for debate.

The gang is all here for the finale of Series 1* to talk more Ottawa Fury drama, some MLS playoff structure news, some TFC stuff and more. In this episode Kristin throws stuff at Tony and Duncan, Mark calls Duncan a bastard, Tony piles on with Duncan and somehow Duncan was on fire. * denotes […]

Dave and Stevie are joined by Ottawa Fury coach Jed Davies for a conversation about his work at the club and also around his books.

the American Soccer Show that was nominated by World Soccer Talk in 2014 as the best Internet Soccer Radio show Join me as we review the big championship final of the 2015 NASL Soccer Bowl that was held at James Shuart Stadium at Hofstra University as the New York Cosmos the Spring Champions faced the Ottawa Fury the Fall Champions. Dr. David Kilpatrick will discuss the Cosmos while Blog Smith dicusses the Fury. Kartik Krishnaiyer will join me as well.

The American Soccer Show that was nominated by World Soccer Talk for the best Internet American Soccer Show in 2014 Join me as I preview the 2015 NASL Soccer Bowl Championship Final as the Spring Season Champions the New York Cosmos take on the Fall Season Champions in the Ottawa Fury at James S. Shuart Stadium at the Campus of Hofstra University on Sunday, November 15th at 5PM