Podcast appearances and mentions of paul stalteri

It's a special 'FAN Soccer Show!' Jeff Blair opens with a discussion about the Canadian men's pursuit of a World Cup berth for just the second time in the program's existence (0:26). Then Jeff and Vivek Jacob touch on the team's different paths to a  berth and the confidence of this squad (7:37). James Sharman tees up tonight's Canada-Costa Rica match, and what we've learned tactically from this team in the absence of Alphonso Davies (16:35). Later, Jeff and Vivek talk about Canada's intention to run the table during this qualifying window and the differences between this quad and the '86 team that earned a World Cup berth (29:08). Afterwards, Grant Wahl stops by to give an American POV on this qualifying window and the Canadian men's play  (51:51). Next, Paul Stalteri weighs in on the growth of the Canadian men's team, the type of player Richie Laryea is, the soccer community in Brampton, and Jonathan Osorio's progression (1:10:45). To wrap, Dan Riccio joins the guys to talk about how this is a unifying moment, what the last window did for fandom, the national reach of this squad, and the importance of Canada finishing this octagon in first place (1:24:59).The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

Canadian soccer legend Paul Stalteri chats with his old national team teammate Craig Forrest, Brendan Dunlop and producer Dan Wong, ahead of Canada's WCQ's against Honduras, USA and El Salvador. Having coached Canada's U17 team, Stali has worked closely with a lot of the stars that are shining for Canada and across the world right now. After a successful playing career with Werder Bremen, Tottenham, Fulham and Borussia Mönchengladbach, Stalteri is an assistant coach with Toronto FC. 

Dan, Sat and Randip are joined by Kevin Woodley to speak on the Canucks' goaltender situation and they they are joined by Paul Stalteri of Canada soccer. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Host Ricky Sacks was joined by John Wenham from Lilywhite Rose and Tottenham Hotspur Paul Stalteri on this week's Last Word On Spurs.   After being offered a scholarship at Clemson University in South Carolina, Paul left Canada to pursue his soccer career.  Paul played one year for the soccer program at Clemson while maintaining a full academic schedule as well.  He decided not to return to Clemson for a second year, and opted to stay in Toronto.  He signed a three year deal with the Toronto Lynx, and enrolled at York Univeristy.  He played one season with the Toronto Lynx and was seen by a scout from Werder Bremen.  He was bought by Werder Bremen from the Toronto Lynx in November 1997.  He played with the clubs reserves from 1997 until 2000.  In August 2000 Paul made his debut with the Bundesliga team in the first game of the season against Cottbus.  Playing against Canadian team mate Kevin McKenna, both were the first Canadians to ever see action in the top German league.  Paul went on to score in this game, making him the first ever Canadian to score in the Bundesliga.  His success continued on in the Bundesliga when Werder Bremen was crowned Bundesliga Champions and German Cup winners in 2003/2004.  He is the only Canadian international to ever win the Bundesliga title.  To win the double, both the league title and the cup in that history making season makes that feat all the more impressive. He remained in Bremen for one more season and played his first Champions League game in September 2004 against Inter Milan.  At the end of the 2004/2005 season he made the decision to leave the Bundesliga and signed a four year contract with Tottenham Hotspur FC.  Tell most fans it was over 10 years ago and they can't quite believe it. In fact, even the hero of the night responded by saying 'wow, really?' It's a night Spurs fans, certainly those present will never forget - that night at Upton Park in March 2007. That night where we came from 2-0 down to level at 2-2, only to go behind again five minutes from time. That night where Dimitar Berbatov curled home an exquisite free-kick to level again at 3-3 on 89 minutes. That night where Paul Stalteri - yes, full-back Paul Stalteri - found himself with an open goal to pop home the winner in injury time. Now coaching Canada's Under-17s, Paul was more than happy to look back with his over his career and what it was like to play for Spurs. #THFC #COYS #TOTTENHAM #TOTTENHAMHOTSPUR #SPURS #LWOS

Jeff and Stephen host. They discuss the re-openings announced by the Ontario government Thursday (00:33). York 9 FC assistant coach – and Bundesliga veteran – Paul Stalteri on what to expect from the resumption of the German soccer league on Saturday (24:29). Toronto Wolfpack Chairman/CEO Bob Hunter on the impacts of the pandemic on his team (51:04). The […]

This week host Karl Banaschewsky was joined by guest Michael Banaschewsky and former Spurs RB Paul Stalteri to talk all things Spurs.

Lange nichts voneinader gehört oder? Die drei Oenningschen sind zurück aus einer Sommerpause, die wohl fast solange wie die von Amoroso, respektive Caio gewesen ist. In der siebten Folge sprechen wir über Fabis Besuch bei Marko Marin, Uefa Cup Legenden wie Ciprian Deac und die Werder Bremen Meisterelf aus dem Jahre 2004. Eine Folge, so schön wie eine Flanke von Paul Stalteri an einem verregneten Januarwochenende auf Noderney, gönnt euch!

Gareth Wheeler takes your phone calls. Do you think a Leafs forward will be traded sooner than later? Should we celebrate Maria Sharapova? Also, Canadian Soccer hall of famer Paul Stalteri joins the show

It's international week all over the football world and we're no different on the AFTN Soccer Show, as we bring you a special internationally themed episode. There's a few 'Caps away representing their country on international duty this week, with perhaps the most important games coming up for the Whitecaps two Costa Ricans, Kendall Waston and Christian Bolanos. We speak to both of them ahead of a busy week that could see the Ticos qualify for another World Cup. Waston tells us [at 05:11 mark] what qualification for Russia would mean for him personally, the task ahead, and just how good this current crop of Costa Ricans are, while Bolanos [09:54] looks ahead to whether or not he'll head to the Gold Cup with the team in July. Moving on to Canada, we hear from an injured Whitecap who sadly can't be at the Gold Cup with Canada this summer, David Edgar, [13:37] who chats with us about his injury, when we might see him back on the pitch, life as a colour commentator, the Gold Cup, and the Canadian Premier League. From a Canadian national team veteran to the team's newest recruit, Alphonso Davies, [23:14] as he chats with Harjeet Johal about what playing for Canada means to him, his meteoric rise, what his family have meant to his career, and more. And we wrap the show up with a Canadian Hall of Famer, the newest recruit in fact, Paul Stalteri, [30:21] who chats about his career, the future of the game here, and a lot more. The AFTN Soccer Show is brought to you in partnership with BCsoccerweb.com, your one stop site for all your BC, Canadian, and North American soccer news and links. Have a listen!

Soccer Talk with Tyler Green and Simon Fudge is back for the February 11th edition - presented by Metrotown Orthopedic & Sports Physiotherapy, as they broadcast from the Barber and Co. studios. On this episode, Tyler and Simon discuss Whitecaps FC's preseason training in Tucson, AZ as the club returned to Vancouver this week.  The boys also discuss Canada's friendly versus the USA last Friday, along with the Canadian Women's squad looking to qualify for the Rio Olympics.  Soccer Talk is also joined by Paul Stalteri, former Canadian national team captain and current head coach of Canada's U17 squad.  All that and more on the February 11th version of Soccer Talk! More info about Soccer Talk on Facebook! And visit our friends at Find a Property and at Tenth and Proper.