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It's Tuesday Thoughts on SDH on coaches in trouble in MLS and worldwide as teams fight relegation with caretakers...When is enough "enough" and when is too long "too long...?"In Hour 2, Mitchell Northam has a new book out...It's looking back at the 2018 Atlanta United season through his writing at the old Pro Soccer USA outfit..."Rowdy and Proud: Atlanta United's 2018 MLS Cup Season and Other Southern Soccer Stories" is out on the shelves and we go through the creative process in piecing it together about the soccer he covered in the south!

Mitchell Northam has a new book out...It's looking back at the 2018 Atlanta United season through his writing at the old Pro Soccer USA outfit..."Rowdy and Proud: Atlanta United's 2018 MLS Cup Season and Other Southern Soccer Stories" is out on the shelves and we go through the creative process in piecing it together about the soccer he covered in the south!

Mitchell Northam has a new book out... It's looking back at the 2018 Atlanta United season through his writing at the old Pro Soccer USA outfit... "Rowdy and Proud: Atlanta United's 2018 MLS Cup Season and Other Southern Soccer Stories" is out on the shelves and we go through the creative process in piecing it together about the soccer he covered in the south!

It's Tuesday Thoughts on SDH on coaches in trouble in MLS and worldwide as teams fight relegation with caretakers... When is enough "enough" and when is too long "too long...?" In Hour 2, Mitchell Northam has a new book out... It's looking back at the 2018 Atlanta United season through his writing at the old Pro Soccer USA outfit... "Rowdy and Proud: Atlanta United's 2018 MLS Cup Season and Other Southern Soccer Stories" is out on the shelves and we go through the creative process in piecing it together about the soccer he covered in the south!

We need to “simplifying things, but also focus on the individual and the player in terms of development” - especially with elite players as well.  We talk with Glenn Crooks, known broadcaster, journalist, podcast host, and soccer coach about how we can approach changes in the soccer landscape and what coaches might do. He expresses the need for coaches to develop passion in players and make it fun, whether they are at the grassroots or professional. About Glenn Crooks Glenn has called NYCFC's matches since their inaugural MLS season in 2015 and also covers the team as a soccer writer for Pro Soccer USA. In collaboration with Pro Soccer USA, he hosts On Frame, a soccer podcast where I do everything from dissecting playing tactics and systems to chatting with players, coaches, and executives in American soccer. He has hosted the likes of 2019 National Soccer Hall of Fame inductees Sunil Gulati and Abby Wambach, New England Revolution head coach Bruce Arena, MLSPA executive board member Eric Miller, and many more on the podcast. His involvement in the sport spans nearly 50 years, ranging from the youth and college levels all the way to the pros. Today, the soccer world knows Glenn as the national radio voice for Major League Soccer's New York City FC, analyst for the Big Ten Network, host of The Coaching Academy on SiriusXM FC, the On Frame and Soccer in the City weekly podcasts, and a contributor for Pro Soccer USA. Follow Glenn Crooks on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GlennCrooks (https://twitter.com/GlennCrooks) To connect with SoccerGeeks, follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/soccergeeksusa (http://www.twitter.com/soccergeeksusa) or visit our website http://www.soccergeeks.com (http://www.soccergeeks.com)

Welcome in ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, to the RFK Refugees Podcast. Ted and Jon talk about DC United's 1-0 loss to New England Revolution and what it means for the team moving forward. They also preview the Washington Spirit's game versus Gotham FC. They also talk other news around the team and answer listener calls. Make sure you https://rfkrefugees.com/subsribe (Subscribe) and tune in Thursday when we interview Robert Jonas from ProSoccerUSA.com Thank you for listening! If you like what you hear and you want to help support our show and get exclusive content, head on over to ourhttps://patreon.com/rfkrefugees ( Patreon)! Vamos! https://rfkrefugees.com/ (RFKRefugees.com) Support this podcast

In Episode 23, Glenn Crooks, New York City FC Radio Commentator, Host of The Coaching Academy on SiriusXM FC, Writer/Host of Pro Soccer USA, Host of the On Frame and Soccer in the City Podcasts, Players Development Academy Head Coach, and Former Rutgers University Women’s Soccer Coach, talks with Phil about the best leader he coached, other coaches he respects, leading from the middle, empowering your team members, and learning from people different from you. Specifically, Glenn discusses: His story and how he developed his passion for soccer and leadership (1:32) The best leader that Glenn has ever coached, and what made her great (6:30) Some of the life lessons that Glenn has learned from his decades of coaching and broadcasting, that is, the lessons he learned “after he knew everything” (12:02) Developing an internal language within your team (15:55) Empowering your team members (17:50) Learning from people from different backgrounds, professions, and walks of life (21:18) Finding the right person to send the right message at the right time (24:18) Leading from the middle (28:31) The coaches that Glenn respects the most and what sets them apart from the rest (37:12) One critical thing that he wanted to teach every one of his players (43:08) How he has used the lessons learned through the beautiful game in his life outside the game (47:55) Glenn’s recommendations (53:19) Resources and Links from this Episode Glenn’s website On Frame Podcast Soccer in the City Podcast Uncut Video of the Episode HSEL Facebook Group Phil and HSEL on Clubhouse -- @phildarke A Coach’s Guide to Teaching, by Doug Lemov “What is it like to play for Pep Guardiola?” – The Athletic This is Football, Episode 6: Wonder (Amazon Prime) The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable, by Patrick Lencioni The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else in Business, by Patrick Lencioni  

Welcome back to another episode of the Third Sub Podcast! In this episode, Alex and Sam are back, as usual, this time to chat all things Canadian Women's National Team, Canada Soccer and Vancouver Whitecaps. To do that, they're joined by a special guest, Harjeet Johal of the Equalizer, Daily Hive and ProSoccerUSA, who returns to the show to help break down Canada's performance at She Believes Cup, the Whitecaps offseason and some other important news. First, they dive into the CanWNT talk, as Johal shares her thoughts on Canada's performance at She Believes Cup, which gave us a first look at Bev Priestman as the Canadian head coach. Despite a lengthy absences list, Canada battled hard in their 3 games, leaving an overall positive impression of Priestman's work. After, they chat about reasonable expectations for Canada at this summer's Olympics, in which they're looking to earn a medal for the third consecutive tournament. They also finish off with some roster talk, including an interesting debate about the formation that Canada should consider using going forward. Once through that, they take a quick look at the Voyageurs Cup drama that has dominated the conversation in Canadian Soccer circles this past week, as Canada Soccer announced that the final of the 2020 tournament would be postponed once again, while also automatically gifting Toronto FC a spot in the CONCACAF Champions League after holding discussions with Forge. After missing a chance to play this final back in the fall, this outcome always felt like it was a looming possibility, so they look at how things got to this point. Lastly, they dive into some 'Caps talk, as Johal shares her outlook on the team's work this offseason, including their work in the transfer window, in which they've made a few good moves, but have a still few important holes still to fill, such as a DP #10. They also break down the hire of Ricardo Clark as an assistant coach, news that broke while they were recording, as they give kudos to the 'Caps for the hire, which filled an area of need in their coaching staff. You can find Johal on Twitter @HarJournalist, and her work at Equalizer Soccer, Daily Hive and ProSoccerUSA. If you have Twitter, make sure to check out The Third Sub Podcast @thirdsubpod!

Welcome back to the latest episode of the Third Sub Podcast! In their 42nd episode, Alex and Sam are back, as usual, this time joined by Tristan D'Amours of ProSoccerUSA, as they chat some Montreal Impact, Canadian Premier League, Canadian rivalries and much more in an in-depth chat. To start things off, they talk about the Montreal Impact, as the Impact find themselves reeling after a heartbreaking loss at home to Toronto FC earlier this week. What does that loss mean for the Impact? They take a look at that, and other subjects from that game, as TFC stunned the Impact in their own ground for the 2nd time in 2 weeks. After that, they chat about the Impact vs TFC rivalry, as well as the historic nature of the rivalry between Montreal and Vancouver, which used to be among the fiercest in North America, before MLS's scheduling for matches between Eastern and Western teams helped tame things between the two sides. The talk then shifts to the current project in Montreal, as they chat about some of the faces of the Thierry Henry rebuild so far, before talking about the man himself, Henry, who has so far had a pretty good start to his MLS coaching career for the Impact. They then look at the upcoming matchup(s) between Montreal and the Vancouver Whitecaps, as the Impact look to rescue their Canadian Championship hopes, while the 'Caps look to revive their MLS season, with their Canadian Championship dreams already dashed due to the recent TFC win over Montreal. Once the MLS chat is done and dusted, they then shift the topic to the Canadian Premier League, which Tristan has been following quite closely, as he shares some of his impressions on the teams and players that have stood out on P.E.I. over the past few weeks at the 'Island Games'. He also states the importance of a Quebec-based CPL team capitalizing on this wave of talented Quebecois players making an impact all over the league, before the talk shifts to the PLSQ and how players are falling through the cracks there, as evidenced by the standout play of PLSQ graduates such as Mo Farsi and Diyaeddine Abzi for Cavalry FC and York 9, respectively. You can find Tristan on Twitter @tristandamours, and in writing for many outlets, including ProSoccerUSA, MLSSoccer, CanPL.ca and whatahowler.com, as well as in audio form on the Scrum Podcast and IMFCRadio, among others.

Episode 2 Summary    Canadian Journalist Tristan D'Amours from ProSoccerUSA and US Journalist Larry Henry from SBI Soccer joined me to talk about the Historic CanMNT Win over USMNT in Toronto.    Soccer on the Rise is a podcast about canadian soccer hosted by Thomas Nef every 2 weeks about Canadian Soccer. We Cover Canadian National Team,  Canadian players abroad, 3 MLS Clubs, Canadian Premier League and everything in between. The name of the podcast is because Soccer is on the rise in canada. It’s a developing story we are witnessing and we are covering it. 

The Revolution had a chance to punch their ticket to the MLS is Back knockout round in their Friday match again DC United, but an unforced error by typically solid Toni Delamea and a somewhat uninspired letdown in play from the rest of the eleven forced them to settle for a disappointing draw that likely left ESPN wondering why they gave these teams a Friday spot in primetime. We'll review the match with Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA and the Last Word on Soccer and then as the Revs wrap up group play on Tuesday morning against Toronto FC. Tej Sahota, from Waking the Red is gonna stop by and help us preview that match.  Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - Last Word on Soccer & ProSoccerUSA.com Tej Sahota - @boatical - Waking the Red Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

After a winning debut in the MLS is Back Tournament with a 1-0 result last week over the Montreal Impact, the Revs could have the upper hand in advancement odds as they sit atop Group C.  We’ll break that game down this week with old pal Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA.com and The Last Word on Soccer. And then we’ll look ahead to Friday with Steve Goff of The Washington Post joining us to help, as New England takes on DC United. And Finally our own Jon Hout sits down with Cory Cloutier, the VP of The Rebellion Supporters to hear how the club's "Drive-In Game viewing experience" has been received by the fans at Gillette Stadium. Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - Last Word on Soccer & ProSoccerUSA.com Steve Goff - @SoccerInsider - The Washington Post Cory Cloutier - @ccc5sports Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

Welcome back to another episode of the Third Sub! In this special episode, Alex and Sam are back, this time joined by Harjeet Johal, A.K.A Har Journalist, a local Vancouver journalist who covers the Whitecaps, the Canada Women's national team and more, with bylines in ProSoccerUSA, The Equalizer, Daily Hive and more! To kick things off, they take a look at the departure of CEO Mark Pannes from the Vancouver Whitecaps, and the shockwaves that move has sent throughout the club. Har shares what she's heard from the inside, with this move blindsiding many, both inside and outside of the team. After years of frustration, this appears to have been the straw that broke many people's backs, and we take a look at why that is the case. Can the 'Caps come back from this? Is it time to sell? Is that even possible? Can new dual CEO and Sporting Director, Axel Schuster, handle the responsibility of his new job? They look at these questions, and many more, in the first part of the show. After, talk shifts to MLS, where the plans for the 'Return to Play' tournament continues to ramp up down in Orlando, with the official draw for the competition having been completed last week. They take a look at the draw itself, and why it's ridiculous to call it "a random draw", before voicing their concerns with the safety of players considering Florida's handling of COVID-19 recently. Lastly, the talk shifts over to Canada's Women's National Team, who made a big move last week by parting ways with head coach Kenneth Heiner-Moller, coach of over 2 years now. Har shares her thoughts on the move, and what she is looking for from a next head coach, who will have a busy next couple of years of preparation, with the 2021 Olympics and 2023 World Cup coming up. As Canada's quest for their first major trophy continues, whoever is hired will have to find a way to push this team over a hump that they've never quite been able to get over. As is customary, the episode rounds off with Alex's and Sam's 'Around the World' segment, where they catch up on all things global soccer, including the Bundesliga, the Premier League and the K-League.

The MLS Is Back Tournament Groups are set and the New England Revolution are less than a month away from playing soccer again. To celebrate, Jake Catanese of the Bent Musket and Julian Cardillo of Pro Soccer USA join the podcast to discuss their thoughts on the MLS Is Back Tournament, the Revolution's chances in the group stage, and Luis Caicedo's season-ending injury. Also, the return of listener questions! 

Hello Rapids Fans! This week on Holding The High Line with Rabbi and Red RAPIDMAN IS BACK! We have so much to talk about! There's the William Yarbrough rumor, some new signings, and Tim Howard is out of retirement? The guys talk about the new players to earn contracts with the club. We do Good Thing, Bad Thing, Big Thing to review the win over D.C. United! Matt had some updates from training in From (not) Field 20.   Julia Poe from the Orlando Sentinel and Pro Soccer USA joins us for Know Thy Enemy. We preview the home opener against Orlando City SC and talk mascot nonsense in #AskHTHL.   Holding The High Line is an independent soccer podcast focused on the Colorado Rapids of MLS and a member of the Beautiful Game Network. If you like the show, please consider subscribing to us on your preferred podcatcher, giving us a review, and tell other Rapids fans about us. It helps a ton. Visit bgn.fm for a bunch of other great podcasts covering soccer in North America.   Find us on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Blubrry, and many other podcatchers. See the full list of podcatchers with subscription links here. For full transcripts of every episode, check out our AudioBurst account. Our artwork was produced by CR54 Designs. Juanners does our music.   We are brought to you by Ruffneck Scarves and Icarus FC. Ruffneckscarves.com is your one-stop-shop for official MLS, USL, and U.S. Soccer scarves as well as custom scarves for your group or team. Icarusfc.com is the place to go for high quality custom soccer kits for your youth or pub team. With an "any design you want, seriously" motto, they are breaking the mold of boring, expensive, template kits from the big brands. Have your team looking fly in 2020 like Andre Shinyashiki with bleached hair with custom scarves and kits from Ruffneck Scarves and Icarus FC.   HTHL is on Patreon. If you like what we do and want to give us money, head on over to our page and become a Patreon Member.   We have partnered up with the Denver Post to sustainably grow soccer journalism in Colorado. Listeners can get a three month trial of the Denver Post digital for 99¢/month. Go to denverpost.com/hthl to sign up. This will give you unlimited and full access to all of the Post’s online content and will support local coverage of the Rapids. Each month after the trial is $11.99/month. There is a sports-content-only option for $6.99/month.   Follow us on Twitter @rapids96podcast. You can also email the show at rapids96podcast@gmail.com. Follow our hosts individually on Twitter @LWOSMattPollard and @soccer_rabbi. Send us questions using the hashtag #AskHTHL.

Before the team takes the field in Montreal on Saturday, Ray, Jon and Alex share thoughts on the last preseason match along with the preseason overall. Then we bring Tristan D'Amours who is the correspondent for the Montreal Impact at Pro-Soccer USA for his insight on the current state of our opponent for first kick. Show Guests: Tristan D'Amours - @tristandamours - Pro-Soccer USA Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

New York draws twice in Tucson and has just one more preseason match before the real thing. How is the lineup coming together? Mark and Joe break down the new-look Eastern Conference, and chat with James Justice of ProSoccerUSA about the Red Bulls' prospects for 2020.

It's year two in MLS for FC Cincinnati. While the Lions should be focusing on the on-field product, Ron Jans has directed the attention on to himself. Did he or didn't he use a racial slur, and if he did, will he retain his job? Also, FC Cincy was the worst team defensively in 2019. Did the front office address those issues. All these topics and more with DJ Switzer, Pondcast host and beat writer for FCC on ProSoccerUSA.com

Today on ST, Kevin and Duane are joined by Tristan D'Amours of ProSoccerUSA to talk about the Montreal Impact's recent moves and what they need to do in the next few weeks to get ready for the Concacaf Champions League.

Today on ST, Kevin and Duane are joined by Tristan D'Amours of ProSoccerUSA to talk about the Montreal Impact's recent moves and what they need to do in the next few weeks to get ready for the Concacaf Champions League.

Today on ST, Kevin and Duane are joined by Tristan D'Amours of ProSoccerUSA to talk about the Montreal Impact's recent moves and what they need to do in the next few weeks to get ready for the Concacaf Champions League.

Today on ST, Kevin and Duane are joined by Tristan D'Amours of ProSoccerUSA to talk about the Montreal Impact's recent moves and what they need to do in the next few weeks to get ready for the Concacaf Champions League.

Today on ST, Kevin and Duane are joined by Tristan D'Amours of ProSoccerUSA to talk about the Montreal Impact's recent moves and what they need to do in the next few weeks to get ready for the Concacaf Champions League.

Today on ST, Kevin and Duane are joined by Tristan D'Amours of ProSoccerUSA to talk about the Montreal Impact's recent moves and what they need to do in the next few weeks to get ready for the Concacaf Champions League.

Today on ST, Kevin and Duane are joined by Tristan D'Amours of ProSoccerUSA to talk about the Montreal Impact's recent moves and what they need to do in the next few weeks to get ready for the Concacaf Champions League.

Borussia Monchengladbach are first in the Bundesliga table and host Bayern Munich on Saturday. If their manager Marco Rose can lead them to a win, they would go take a 7 point lead on their rivals.   Today we ask: who is Marco Rose and why is he one of the hottest coaching prospects in all of Europe?   We're joined by freelance journalist Manuel Veth (@ManuelVeth), who covers the Bundesliga for Forbes, ProSoccerUSA and the Futbolgrad Network.   Follow us on Twitter: @FT_podcast_   www.FootballTodayPodcast.com

With Daryl still galavanting around England, Taylor talks to Manuel Veth (Forbes, ProSoccerUSA) about a wild Bundesliga season so far. Have Bayern righted the ship, will Klinsmann work out at Hertha, how big of an impact will Tyler Adams have when he returns to Leipzig, and much much more. We also spend some time discussing Weston McKennie and Schalke, Gio Reyna and Dortmund, and the state of the German national team as it prepares for this summer's Euros. Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by... Manscaped - Use code TSS to get 20% off plus free shipping at http://Manscaped.com Ruffneck Scarves - Go to http://RuffneckScarves.com and use code TOTALSOCCERSHOW for a 20% discount

In Episode 21 of Beyond the Headlines with Renee Washington, Renee is joined by Nate Duncan, NBA Scout and attorney, analyst, and host to talk all things NBA including NBA proposed schedule changes, Luka Doncic, Lebron, and more. FC Cincinnati Beat writer for Pro Soccer USA and Founder of "Wrong Side of the Pond', D.J Switzer analyzes the MLS expansion draft and future of the league. In our Positive Vibes Only segment, breast cancer survivor, author, and advocate Dana Theriault shares her journey, experiences, and work to spread breast cancer awareness. Od Fa'sho takes time from preparing for his big Thanksgiving show in Georgia to close the show this week. Tune in to Beyond the Headlines with Renee Washington on Fox Sports Radio 96.9FM 1340AM, Itunes, Google Play, and YouTube every Wednesday starting at 12pm ET. Listen every week for the latest soccer, basketball, and football news in the weekly sports wrap. Plus tune into the Positive Vibes Only segment as Renee highlights someone making a positive impact in their community. Finally the show closes with a musical guest appearance! Special thanks to... Renee Washington - Host/Producer Glen Thomas- Audio Engineer Nyrryk Evans "New Breed Nye" - Music Producer/Artist Chris Coley - Graphics Designer Joe Coffin - Graphics Editor Will Morgan- Host, "Will's Fantasy Footballers" Courtney "Rocky the Promoter" Wade - Voiceover Artist for Weekly Promos Subscribe/Follow the show here: ITunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-headlines-with-renee-washington/id1472963051 Google Play:https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Izzpjiakgwcm3x3ods336xkjulm Fox Sports 96.9FM/1340AM: https://foxsports1340am.com/beyond-the-headlines/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bthwithrw/support

November 9th marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall. One of the defining moments of the 20th century. On Saturday night, Hertha Berlin and Union Berlin play the first Berlin derby in Bundesliga history.  Today, we speak to freelance journalist Manuel Veth (Forbes, Futbolgrad Network, ProSoccerUSA) to preview the game and chronicle how football has evolved in the German capital since World War II. Follow us on Twitter: @FT_podcast_ Follow Manuel: @ManuelVeth www.footballtodaypodcast.com

Mitchell Northam of ProSoccerUSA.com joins Jason to preview the NWSL Championship match on October 27 between the host North Carolina Courage and the Chicago Red Stars.

The Revs fell short down south and concluded a turnaround 2019 season on a 1-0 loss in Atlanta, officially ending their playoff run in the first round, and setting their sights on what could be a dramatic off season. We review the game and start discussing what this off season could look like by talking it up with Julian Cardillo, of Pro Soccer USA, and  Frank Dell’Apa, from The Boston Globe Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Frank Dell'apa - @frankdellapa - The Boston Globe Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

Pro Soccer USA's Glenn Crooks previews the opening round of the MLS Western Conference playoffs this weekend with a bevy of journalists and broadcasts. Matt Pentz of The Athletic and Arman Kafai from Pro Soccer USA preview Seattle Sounders-FC Dallas; TV commentators Brian Dunseth and Ross Smith give their thoughts about Real Salt Lake-Portland Timbers and Pro Soccer USA duo Kyle Eliason and Brittany Pergl give their thoughts on Minnesota United-LA Galaxy.

Pro Soccer USA editor and co-founder Alicia DelGallo had a unique opportunity to visit the home of outgoing US Women's National Team coach, Jill Ellis and publish an exclusive interview with the two-time FIFA Coach of the Year. DelGallo joins Glenn Crooks to share the memorable moments of their wide-ranging conversation.

The Revs dropped their season finale at Atlanta United FC on Sunday, 3-1, to conclude a turnaround regular season in which they only lost three times since May under new head coach and sporting director Bruce Arena. Arena called the game a “dress rehearsal” for the forthcoming one-game season as New England prepares to return to the playoffs for the first time in three years. Undecidedly the underdogs, they’ll head back to the Big Peach and face the Five Stripes in less than two weeks. Can this team pull off the upset? We talk it up with Julian Cardillo, of Pro Soccer USA, and Felipe Cardenas, of The Athletic. Links mentioned in the show: https://theathletic.com/1274821/2019/10/07/for-revs-and-atlanta-united-decision-day-was-a-useful-dress-rehearsal/ Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Felipe Cardenas - @FelipeCar - The Athletic   Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Eric Spence - @espence79   Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/  

In this episode, Joe and Rob open with Rob giving you a great trivia question regarding the fastest player to win 200 matches in the EPL(4:20). In Opening Thoughts, we discuss the Copa Libertadores semifinal matches that kick off this week (5:15). We then welcome in Robert Jonas from Pro Soccer USA to discuss MLS as […]

It's another round of the All-Stars before the NYCFC matchChris Fuhrmesiter of Prosoccerusa.comJoe Patrick of Dirty South SoccerSDH's Jarrett SmithDoug Roberson of the AJC andFelipe Cardenas of The AthleticEnjoy, y'all!

New York follows up a crushing loss at Seattle with a gritty win in Portland. Can the Red Bulls defend home turf on Sunday and clinch a playoff spot? Our guest is Dylan Butler of ProSoccerUSA and MLSSoccer.com.

With Jason and Mike in the air heading to Cincinnati for the mid-week match, we have assembled the SDH All-Stars to look backward and forward to tonight...All in the same show:Chris Fuhrmeister of Prosoccerusa.comJoe Patrick of Dirty South SoccerSDH's Jarrett SmithAJC's Doug Roberson The Athletic's Felipe CardenasEnjoy, y'all!

Episode 246: Another Thursday episode for Blue City Radio. This week Mike and J.R. talk about the big story from the two games, VAR. Dylan Butler from MLSSoccer.com and Pro Soccer USA joins the show to discuss his time as the media pool reporter covering NYCFC. The guys also look at the upcoming schedule and … Continue reading To VAR Or Not To VAR / Ep 246 / Blue City Radio →

This episode is sponsored by First Financial Bank. Get your FCC Visa Debit Card today by heading over to BankatFirst.com/FCCincinnati. On this week’s show, Boston and Brad preview this weekend’s match between FC Cincinnati and the Montreal Impact. Joining us this week is Tristan D’Amours from ProSoccerUSA.com. 2019 GROWLER CUP PRESENTED BY OMNI PRINTING AND PROMOTIONS Get involved in this year’s Growler Cup presented by Omni Printing and Promotions! To get involved, support CST today by heading over to CincinnatiSoccerTalk.com/support DON’T FORGET! CST records LIVE each and every MONDAY night now at 9 PM ET. Join us for a live interactive program covering all things FC Cincinnati with a chat room, social media, hosts with video! SUPPORT CST! Want to help support Cincinnati Soccer Talk? Want to become an episode captain? Become a supporter today! Please help us learn a bit more about you! Check out our podcast survey here: Click Here to take part in our NEW SURVEY!. SUBSCRIBE TO CINCINNATI SOCCER TALK Don’t forget you can now download and subscribe to Cincinnati Soccer Talk on iTunes today! The podcast can also be found on Stitcher Smart Radio now. We’re also available in the Google Play Store and NOW ON SPOTIFY! As always we’d love your feedback about our podcast! You can email the show at feedback@cincinnatisoccertalk.com. We’d love for you to join us on our Facebook page as well! Like us at Facebook.com/CincinnatiSoccerTalk. The show’s RSS feed is https://cincinnatisoccertalk.libsyn.com/rss

If the Revs do make a return to the playoffs in 2019, Gustavo Bou’s blistering, left-footed strike in the 86th minute Saturday against the Chicago Fire may be seen as a pivotal impetus. New England went up early in the 17th minute when Brandon Bye found a streaking, untouched Wilfried Zahibo in the box to put the Revs up, 1-0. Chicago battled back in the 41st minute off a set piece that lead to a questionable goal from Francisco Calvo, who looked offside, but beat keeper Matt Turner with header near the left post. The 2-1 win was enough to keep the Revs above the red line and in sixth place, and created some much-needed space between chasing Orlando SC, but it felt almost as if the Boys in Blue may have stolen three points at home. We talk about it with Julian Cardillo, of Pro Soccer USA. The Huot 8k predicts an uphill ride for the Revs from here on out and it continues this weekend when New England hosts Toronto FC, who remain just one point behind them on the Eastern Conference Table. We welcome back Tej Sahota, of Waking the Red, to see what the Revs are up against when they face a Reds side that has only lost once in its last five matches.   Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Tej Sahota - @boatical - Waking the Red   Links mentioned in the show:   Show Hosts:   Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Eric Spence - @espence79   Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/sixstatesonepod/

New York City FC will try to rebound from their 2-1 defeat at Atlanta United last weekend when they visit the bottom-dwellers in Major League Soccer, FC Cincinnati, on Saturday. D.J. Switzer, who covers FCC for Pro Soccer USA, will join Glenn Crooks for a preview of the match. New York City FC had a strong need for depth at right back and a trade with Minnesota brought Eric Miller to the Bronx. Glenn has a one-on-one interview with the newest member of NYCFC.  “If you’ve every driven I-71 between Cincinnati and Columbus you will have undoubtedly seen a road side bill board that says, “Hell is Real.” Cincinnati and Columbus fall within a bible belt and it’s not unusual to see the 10 Commandments posted on bill boards. This is amongst a series of religious billboards.” - D.J. Switzer describing the origins of Ohio derby name. “I certainly think there is a jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none aspect of that. The other side of the coin is if I couldn’t play left back or center back I probably wouldn’t have played in half the games I’ve played in MLS.” – Eric Miller on the possibility of being a victim of his versatility in trying to acquire a full-time position.

The Revs earned their third-straight road win at FC Cincinnati on Sunday, extending their unbeaten streak to 10 and moving into the seventh and final MLS playoff spot.  Matt Turner picked up his second-straight clean sheet, while goals from Carles Gil in the 9th minute and Antonio Delamea in the 55th were all New England needed to avenge a loss to Cincinnati back in March. This week, we break it down with Julian Cardillo, of Pro Soccer USA, and Sean Sweeney, with the Boston Sports Journal. The Huot 8000 locks in some predictions and we welcome Julia Poe, of the Orlando Sentinel, to help preview The Purple Lion’s upcoming visit to Foxborough.   Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Sean Sweeney - @MrSeanMSweeney - Boston Sports Journal Julia Poe - @jpoe24601 - Orlando Sentinel Links mentioned on the show: Midnight Rider's Charity Golf Tournament: https://www.midnightriders.com/events-awards/golf/ Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi   Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

The Revs went up two goals against DC United at Audi Field on Friday, but had to settle for a 2-2 draw after giving up an equalizing goal in the 86th minute. In the 4th minute, Teal Bunbury picked up his fourth goal in five league matches to remain hot. Carles Gil doubled the Revs lead in the 32nd minute, he now leads the club with five goals on the season.  The Revolution played the final 27 minutes down a man after Wilfried Zahibo was ejected on a second yellow card The road result extends New England’s unbeaten streak to eight games and leaves the Revs just two points outside the final playoff spot. We break it down with Julian Cardillo, from Pro Soccer USA.  New England plays its first of two games this week on Wednesday, against a struggling Vancouver side, currently sitting at the bottom of the MLS Western Conference table. Ray, Jon and Eric Spence welcome back Mark Dailey, from the Back Line Podcast, and see if the Revs can capitalize the Whitecaps woes.  And, finally, the Huot 8000 rides again! Jon walks us through what the Revs must do to climb above the red line and make it into the playoffs. LINKS: https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2018/12/13/2019-mls-playoff-structure Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA Mark Dailey - @markjrdailey - @FromTheBackline Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Eric Spence - @espence79     Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

The Chicago Fire are looking to move back and play their games in the city. After discussing that idea previously, Laurence Holmes went more in depth with his feelings on the topic. He also discussed his connection to the Red Stars and the conversation he had on it with Danny Sanaromita of ProSoccerUSA.com. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

RUNDOWN Radio buddies reunite as the longtime voice of Trail Blazers basketball Brian Wheeler joins Mitch for Episode 47. The guys reminisce about how they first met and the unusual circumstances that affected Brian with Mitch's arrival to Seattle. They discuss the NBA Western conference hierarchy following this weekend's news of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George teaming up on the Clippers. A four-pack of guests on today's show includes ESPN NBA writer Kevin Pelton, Dan Brechlin of the Hartford Courant, Alicia Rose DelGallo from ProSoccerUSA.com, & Samara Freemark of the In the Dark Podcast. Later, Wheels and Mitch weigh in the World Cup victory by Team USA and the earthquakes that have recently shaken up Southern California including a few quake stories of their own. Finally, the guys wrap up with a thought on a remarkable story of a youngster turning heads at Wimbledon and an opinion on MLB's Midsummer Classic. GUESTS Kevin Pelton | ESPN NBA Writer on free agency news Dan Brechlin | Hartford Courant writer on participation of transgender athletes in sports Alicia Rose DelGallo | ProSoccerUSA.com editor live from France on Team USA World Cup Championship Samara Freemark | Reporter for In the Dark podcast on Curtis Flowers criminal case TABLE OF CONTENTS 2:50 | Mitch & Wheels recall when they first met in the mid-90s and how Mitchy the Kid was in Seattle to ultimately take Brian's job at the radio station. 20:13 | The Blazers have made some moves since the season wrapped up including inking Dame Lillard to a massive extension. 23:09 | The guys recall their Sunday tradition when they were working together in their early radio years. 30:46 | Episode 47 naming considerations are presented to Brian to mull over to reveal the winner at the end of the show. 34:27 | With Kawhi and George heading to the Clippers, rank the Western Conference heading into next season. 37:15 | Which team that calls The Staples Center home the more complete roster right now? 40:12 | Are the Warriors undervalued given their latest odds to win the title in 2020? 44:12 | Kevin Pelton weighs in on the moves that paired Kawhi Leonard and Paul George in LA and also discusses the market for Russell Westbrook. 59:09 | Dan Brechlin shares the story of how high school track in Connecticut has opened a national dialogue about transgender athletes competing in sports. 1:20:04 | Live from France, Alicia Rose DelGallo recaps the World Cup final match and discusses the off-the-field topics the players have been vocal about during the tournament. 1:35:17 | Samara Freemark summarizes the saga of Curtis Flowers which has featured a half-dozen trials over the span of 21 years and the latest news that may eventually set him free from death row. 1:52:49 | The United States Women's National Team are back to back World Cup champs! 1:54:15 | SoCal Earthquakes this week halted some Summer League hoops games and also shook up some memories of quakes that Brian and Mitch recall over the years. 2:00:13 | Do you have CoCo Gauff fever after the 15 year old stunned the tennis world by knocking off Venus Williams at Wimbledon? 2:02:04 | Will the guys watch the MLB All Star Game and Home Run Derby or has it lost its luster?

It's a jam-packed, All-Star show getting you ready for Chicago Fire:Chris Fuhrmeister from Prosoccerusa, Doug Roberson from the AJC, Jarrett joins to talk Scottish soccer, Joe Patrick from Dirty South Soccer and Felipe Cardenas from The Athletic all talk Montreal, Romario, Meram, Hyndman, Chicago, and Felipe and Jon talk Gold Cup and Copa America as well...Enjoy, y'all!

From France, Alicia DelGallo joins the show to preview the USWNT matchup against England.

In this episode of the podcast “Southern Fried Soccer,” Doug Roberson (@DougRobersonAJC) of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution hosts Chris Fuhrmeister (@ccfuhr) of ProSoccerUSA.com, Joe Patrick (@japatrick200) of Dirty South Soccer and Felipe Cardenas (@FelipeCar) of The Athletic in a discussion of Atlanta United at the midway point of the 2019 MLS season.Topics include the team’s biggest surprises, needs in the transfer window, and predictions about where the team will finish.

Wednesday night, the New England Revolution finished in a draw with the Philadelphia Union. Tom is joined by Julian Cardillo, ProSoccerUSA, to break down the result and also discuss the US Women's National Soccer Team.

Pro Soccer USA co-founder and editor Alicia DelGallo serves up some history lessons from the World Cup in France plus a Father's Day tribute. Also, Ben Palmer from The Times in Scotland, provides a detailed scouting report on New York City FC's latest signing, Gary Mackay-Steven. "In terms of what they're capable of, I think they are on a similar level." - Ben Palmer when comparing Mackay-Steven with his former teammate at Dundee United and current star at Sporting KC, Johnny Russell. "He was shot in the shoulder and the back and he said he still has some shrapnel in his shoulder. He said that removing it would have caused too much damage. For 75 years he's had that shrapnel in his shoulder." - Alicia DelGallo who along with family members of the USWNT describing a visit with 99-year old WWII survivor, Steve Melnikoff

The most important result in Dome Torrent’s brief tenure as head coach of the New York City Football Club came on April 24 at Audi Field in Washington, D.C. It was week eight of Major League Soccer and the boys in blue had yet to record a victory and Torrent’s job security was in question. City won that match in convincing style, 2-0 – part of what is currently an 11-game unbeaten streak in all competitions. Audi Field will be the venue for New York City’s Round of 16 match in the 106-year old U.S. Open Cup – the Pigeons recording their first win in the competition last week against North Carolina FC. Because of injuries and international call-ups, Anton Tinnerholm, normally an outside back, played at center back for the first time since he was 15 years old in that match. Torrent and Tinnerholm spoke to Pro Soccer USA’s Glenn Crooks about the run in the U.S. Open Cup and the earlier success against D.C. United. “There were a couple of times he (center back Sebastian Ibeagha) had to scream at me – I really wanted to go forward. That was the biggest challenge for me.” – Anton Tinnerholm on his adjustment from wing back to center back. “When I want to change the system or move some players, normally I will speak to the players when I have any doubt. I respect their opinion.” – Dome Torrent on the necessity of change in the midst of injuries and international call-ups.

Pro Soccer USA's editor Alicia DelGallo joins Open Mike to discuss the USWNT and their 13-0 win over Thailand and Alex Morgan's 5 goal performance.

New York swamps RSL with a four-goal second half, and runs the team's unbeaten streak to five. A trip to Chester and the first-place Union awaits, however. Joe and Mark break down the match. Fan schisms abound this week over the Open Cup venue & comments from Ralf Ralgnick. Your emails, too.

Bruce takes the sidelines for the first time as Head Coach and the Boys in Blue get the W! We bring in Frank Dell’Apa from The Boston Globe to break things down with us and assess the first win of the Arena era! Then, with no upcoming regular MLS Season match for the revs for a bit, we take the opportunity to bring you a preview of the upcoming Women's World Cup with Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA.com. He will be making the trip to France to cover the US Women's National Team and will get you up to speed on this show. Links mentioned in the show: Jeff Carlisle ESPN Article Tim Logan Revs Stadium Article in The Boston Globe Writers to follow for the USWNT World Cup: Alicia DelGallo - ProSoccerUSA.com Ashley Scoby - ProSoccerUSA.com Show Guests: Frank Dell'apa - @frankdellapa - The Boston Globe Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

Ashley Scoby from ProSoccerUSA.com joins Andy to preview the upcoming World Cup. They preview the USWNT. Try and get to the bottom of Jill Ellis' strategy. Can Alex Morgan lead a team to a World Cup trophy? Should Christen Press start? Should Carli Lloyd? Finally, Ashley previews the other top teams in the tournament. Support Talkin' Touches by subscribing to the Patreon. www.patreon.com/talkintouches  

The Kicking + Screening Film Festival enters its 11th year with a group of independent soccer films unveiled June 4-7 at the Scandinavian House in New York City. Pro Soccer USA’s Glenn Crooks sat down with festival co-founder, Greg Lalas who gives a capsule on all the feature films. Soccertown USA is a film that takes a close look at Kearny, NJ – the cradle of American soccer that has produced Tony Meola, John Harkes and Tab Ramos – who all grew up just a mile from each other before representing the USA together in the World Cup. South Orange, NJ resident Tom McCabe is one of the producers of Soccertown USA and he talks to Glenn about all the soccer history that Kearny has to offer – dating back to the late 1800’s. “Kearny is a mysterious even mystical soccer place. There’s field all over town, there’s dust bowls. When you study American soccer you have to look at this as the cradle of American soccer, one of these really, really important places to our game in this country.” – Tom McCable, Soccertown USA.

This week, Ray, Jon and Alex break down the game against D.C. in Foxborough where the Revs were reduced down to 10 men on the field and VAR played a role in this result. We bring in Jason York from MLSSoccer.com to help us break all that down and also review Bruce Arena's first day of training as Head Coach. Then we preview Sunday’s LA match with Brittany Pergl, who covers the LA Galaxy for ProSoccerUSA.com. With a recent win, LA has broken a 4 game losing streak can the Revs look to bring 3 points back from the west coast? Links mentioned on the show: Revolutionsoccer.net - Revs visit Boston Children's Hospital dressed as Star Wars characters Show Guests: Jason York - @JYonSports - MLSSoccer.com Brittany Pergl - @_BrittJo  - ProSoccerUSA.com   Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi   Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

New signing Tom Barlow delivers the Red Bulls a win over Atlanta, then the second team allows Vancouver to take a point. We preview Cincinnati away. Our guest is Dylan Butler of ProSoccerUSA. Good emails as well.

Win at home, tie away is the often-touted formula for success in this league. The Revs toughed out a 0-0 draw at Montreal this weekend, keeping Interim Head Coach Mike Lapper undefeated in MLS play as they earned a needed point on the road. This week, Ray, Jon and Eric preview Saturday’s DC United match with Donald Wine, of the Black and Red United. DC’s second on the Eastern Conference, but one of its’ key leaders is raising questions about their recent run of form. United comes in the favorites, but can the Revs steal three points at home? Then we break down Montreal and speculate on Bruce Arena’s to-do list with Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA.com. Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Donald Wine II -@blazindw -Black and Red United     Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Eric Spence - @espence79   Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

After a weekend off, New York City FC will look to extend their seven-game unbeaten streak when they visit the Chicago Fire for a Saturday match. The Chicago-based beat writer for Pro Soccer USA, Dan Santaromita, will join Glenn Crooks to share the Fire’s story in 2019 and help preview this Eastern Conference match-up. Glenn also speaks to soccer story teller, Jeff Kassouf, the founder of The Equalizer and co-author of the new book, “The Making of the Women’s World Cup – Defining Stories from the Sports Coming of Age.” “April Heinrichs had some stories about trains with holes in the bottom of them and you could look down and see the tracks and they said, well that’s actually the toilet.” – Jeff Kassouf from “The Making of the Women’s World Cup – Defining Stories from the Sports Coming of Age.”

In this edition of the Atlanta United-focused podcast “Southern Fried Soccer,” Doug Roberson of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution hosts Felipe Cardenas of the Athletic, Chris Fuhrmeister of ProSoccerUSA, and Marcel Pourtout of the Sports Inquirer talk about the Five Stripes’ play so far, including biggest surprises,  players that need to step up, who will make an impact during May, and if the team can win the MLS Supporters’ Shield.

After 18 tumultuous and often frustrating months, the Brad Friedel era has officially come to an end in Foxborough. What’s next? The Revs were again blown out on the road Wednesday, dropping a 5-0 decision to the Chicago Fire, which paved the road for Friedel’s Thursday dismissal. Current New England assistant Mike Lapper now takes the helm as interim head coach as the Revs prepare to host the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday. We preview that match with Steve Uhalde, of the ‘74 til Infinity podcast. Then Ray and Jon welcome back Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA, and Sean Sweeney, or the Boston Sports Journal, to discuss how Brad Friedel lost his way and where the Revs go from here. Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Sean Sweeney - @MrSeanMSweeney - Boston Sports Journal Steven Uhalde - @stevenuhalde - ‘74 til Infinity podcast   Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi   Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

Donovan Pines has had a fantastic start to his rookie season with D.C. United. In this episode of Pitch Pass, he gives his thoughts on his play thus far, the injury that has put his season on hold and how much time he'll miss, and the difference between USL and MLS. Plus, he explains why he's a Liverpool fan, how close he was to starting his career overseas, and why his teammates call him Bambi. But first, Emily Olsen of ProSoccerUSA.com joins Roche to discuss DCU's current form, summer transfer targets, what formation is most successful for United, and Marquinhos Pedroso's crazy travel to get to D.C. Listen + Subscribe to Pitch Pass so you never miss an episode!

If you watch a lot of soccer on TV, then you will recognize the voice of Jon Champion. He has called games for over 30 years and is currently the lead play-by-play voice for MLS matches on ESPN. In this On Frame, Champion speaks to Pro Soccer USA’s Glenn Crooks about his career and assesses the current state of New York City FC following his broadcast of their match at Minnesota United last weekend. Among those in attendance at the opening of Allianz Field, City Football Group executive Brian Marwood – a former co-commentator with Champion in England. Champion visited with Marwood and said that the man in charge of CFG’s satellite teams will stay and watch two more matches for the winless Pigeons – Sunday at D.C. United and Wednesday versus the Chicago Fire. “I think it is significant that he’s around taking a look a what’s going on.” - ESPN commentator Jon Champion in regard to City Football Group executive Brian Marwood who is in the states and will observe a total of three matches for the winless New York City Football Club.

The Revs drop yet another three points at home! Julian Cardillo Revs correspondent for ProSoccerUSA.com joins us on the pod to review a very frustrating loss against MLS Cup Champions, Atlanta United. Then we preview the Revs’ upcoming home game against New York Red Bull in Foxboro with Sylvana Budesheim who is the Red Bull beat writer for MLSFemale.com. Links mentioned on the show: Support UFCW Stop & Shop workers petition Julian Cardillo Article on ProsoccerUSA.com MLSFemale.com Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Sylvana Budesheim - @WhiteZinWench - MLSFemale.com Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

Jen reviews the two USWNT friendlies with ESPNw's Graham Hays and then chats with Alicia Del Gallo, founder of ProSoccerUSA.com, The post A Wealth of Goals appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

Orlando City hosts D.C. United and The Orlando Sentinel's Jordan Culver joins the show to discuss the Lions early season form, how they want to play, and the impact of Nani. Then, The Athletic's Pablo Maurer talks with Roche about Johan Cruyff, his worldwide and national legacy, why his "mixtapes" don't pop, and who would play Cruyff in the Netflix limited series about his time in DC.

New York storms back early but implodes late at Santos Laguna. Joe and Mark perform the CCL autopsy. The boys preview Saturday's MLS Home Opener and chat San Jose with Robert Jonas of ProSoccerUSA. Tonight's Top Ten: All-Time matches against the Quakes.

KYW Newsradio's Greg Orlandini and Philly Soccer Page writer Mike Servedio interview Joe Tansey from Pro Soccer USA, They talk about the tough 0-2 start for the Philadelphia Union.

Pro Soccer USA's Glenn Crooks interviews New York City FC fullback Anton Tinnerholm ahead of their regular season opener at Orlando City. Pro Soccer USA colleague Dylan Butler joins in to help preview Orlando City - NYCFC and notes the expectations this season for the New York Red Bulls.

Lots of unanswered questions facing the New England Revolution as they begin the 2019 campaign. Ray, Jon and Eric kick off the season with Julian Cardillo, of Pro-Soccer USA, and breakdown multiple roster moves along with unresolved issues. With several new faces on the roll, team chemistry will be the first test this team needs to pass. Then, we bring in Kenny Price, co-host of The 19th Minute Podcast, to preview the Revs visit to FC Dallas on Saturday. Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo  - Pro-Soccer USA Kenny Price - The 19th Minute Podcast Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Eric Spence - @espence79 Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

On this episode of '74 Til Infinity Steve and Monti are joined by Quakes beat writer for Pro Soccer USA and contributor for The Athletic Robert Jonas. We discuss the Quakes recent signing, Judson, Nick Lima's call up to the USMNT, and the Quakes offseason overall.

New York lays off the press, and gets run off the field in Atlanta. Can the Red Bulls, without Kemar Lawrence once again, pull off the greatest of escapes on Thursday night? Dylan Butler is our guest.

Those New York City Football Podcast boys are back, this time joined by MLS and Pro Soccer USA reporter Dylan Butler to preview New York City FC's prospects in the MLS Cup Playoffs. Nick, Jordan and Dylan discuss NYCFC's big, must-win match over Philadelphia Union and the even bigger rematch to come, what led to the success, and what New York City needs to do to secure advancement to face Atlanta United. They also talk about NYCFC's chances v. ATL UTD, go over NYCFC news and take plenty of listener questions in this latest special playoff episode of the NYCFP, available via the @NYCFCNation podcast on all major platforms, including Spotify and iTunes. You can follow our special guest, NYCFC Reporter Dylan Butler on Twitter at @Dylan_Butler and read his work on MLSSoccer.com and Prosoccerusa.com. Follow us on Twitter at @NickChavezMLS and @_JordanGriffith Purchase our NYCFC Nation scarf! 100% of proceeds go towards City in the Community! Podcast available on Spotify Episode Photo Credit: Dennis Schneidler-USA TODAY Sports Episode Music Credit: n.W.o. Black & White Theme Song

Will New York take the Shield? All the Boys in Red can do is take care of Orlando on Sunday and hope for the best in Toronto. The SR Boys break down the win at Philly, then look at all the big Decision Day matches. Dylan Butler of MLSSoccer.com and ProSoccerUSA is our guest.

Ray, Jon & Alex bring in Julian Cardillo from ProSoccerUSA.com to break down the point gained over in LA vs. LAFC. We discuss Brian Wright and Isaac Angking with Sean Sweeney from Boston Sports Journal who recently had the opportunity to interview them after their latest MLS Caps. We fire up the Hout 8k and plot the Revs Playoff route. We then preview this coming Saturday's game where the Revs host Chicago in Foxboro with Shane Murray the MLSSoccer.com beat writer for the Chicago Fire. And of course, Six States One Voicemail! Links Mentioned In The Show: Sean Sweeney - For Brian Wright and Isaac Angking, it was a week to remember Call in to Six States One Voicemail @ (508) 343-0772 Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Shane Murray - @SMurrayMedia  - MLSSoccer.com Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

An on the road edition of SDH ahead of Orlando vs. Atlanta...Jordan Culver of ProSoccerUSA joined Jon with a preview from the Orlando perspective. Nick Aliffi gives us some Soccer Over There conversation ahead of a busy European weekend. We also get into some of the storylines of tonight's match from Orlando City Stadium. ICYMI, you'll also get to catch this week's interviews with Joe Patrick of Dirty South Soccer and Felipe Cardenas of The Athletic. Thanks for listening!

A Royer brace delivers a key point in the Shield race in Vancouver, but all eyes are on Yankee Stadium Wednesday Night for a major Hudson Derby clash. Will City's missing pieces provide an opportunity for the Red Bulls? Dylan Butler of MLSSoccer.com and ProSoccerUSA is our guest.

With Alex on special assignment this week, Ray and Jon welcome back Julian Cardillo, of ProSoccerUSA.com and Sean Sweeney, from Boston Sports Journal to discuss the Revs’ continuing backline woes and see how the recent roster moves will shakeup Brad Friedel’s lineup. Then we look ahead to this weekend’s must-win versus the Philadelphia Union, who remain two points behind the Revs on the table. We’ll see what New England needs to do to get back on track with Mike Servedio, of KYW Radio’s Philly Soccer Show. Show Guests: Julian Cardillo - @JulianCardillo - ProSoccerUSA.com Sean Sweeney - @MrSeanMSweeney - Boston Sports Journal Mike Servedio - @MikeServedio - KYW Radio’s Philly Soccer Show Links mentioned in the show: The Bent Musket - "Scouting Michael Mancienne"  https://www.thebentmusket.com/revolution-commentary/2018/8/6/17655454/scouting-michael-mancienne-nottingham-new-england-revolution-brad-friedel ProSoccerUSA.com - "Why it took so long for the Revolution to sign Cristhian Machado" https://www.prosoccerusa.com/mls/new-england-revolution/revolution-cristhian-machado-wilstermann/ Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

The Red Bulls get a late brace from sub Marc Rzatkowski to overcome Kansas City at home. Are Chris Armas' tactics the cause for New York's slow starts? Julian Cardillo of ProSoccerUSA is our guest, previewing New England's visit to RBA this weekend.

Friends of the pod Sean Sweeney beat writer for Boston Sports Journal and Julian Cardillo Revs correspondent for ProSoccerUSA.com join us on the pod for a much needed couch therapy session after a shocking loss to LA. Then with the boys in blue playing two games this week we preview the Revs’ upcoming mid week visit to Minnesota to face the loons with Alex Schieferdecker from the FiftyFive-One Podcast. And finally we preview this Saturday's match at Red Bull Arena with Jonathan Machlin from the Once a Metro Blog, where the Revs will be playing in front of a large supporter group also making the trip to Harrison.  Links Mentioned in the Show: Jorge Mas (Miami MLS Franchise Partner) Reveals Potential NE Revs Stadium Site? Mike Petke Comments on MLS Referees Show Guests: Sean Sweeney - @MrSeanMSweeney - Boston Sports Journal Alex Schieferdecker - @alexschief - FiftyFive-One Podcast Jonathan Machlin - @TzviLovesSports - Once a Metro Blog Show Hosts: Ray Sullivan - @RaySullivan Jon Huot - @jonisgreat Alex Almeida - @footyjedi Find Us On Social: Twitter - @SixStatesOnePod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SixStatesOnePod/

It is finally here! D.C. United opens Audi Field this weekend, and Jason and Adam are here and excited! (Ben is also excited, but he's on a beach this week.) But before we get to Audi Field, we have to talk about D.C. United's comeback draw against the LA Galaxy, and we wonder if this could be a turning point in the team's season. In the second segment, we welcome on Emily Olsen of Pro Soccer USA to talk about all things Audi Field! We discuss the weeklong hoopla, the opening events, and what this means for the team's future. In a rare post-guest third segment, Jason and Adam break down the game at Audi Field against the Vancouver Whitecaps, including what the defense needs to do against Kei Kamara and Alphonso Davies, and how to attack when they're going to have the bulk of possession. Give it a listen!

Another win for the Red Bulls builds momentum ahead of Sunday's Hudson Derby. Reports say Marsch is on his way to Leipzig, with Armas ready to step in. Our guests are Dylan Butler of MLSSoccer.com and ProSoccerUSA, and Glenn Crooks of NYCFC radio and SiriusXMFC.

BIG Friday edition of the show coming your way. Previewing Atlanta vs. Orlando with Doug Roberson of the AJC and Jordan Culver of Pro Soccer USA. Scott Donnelly joined us to give a midseason check-up on ATLUTD 2. Thanks for listening!

New York makes its case for best in MLS after taking all three points in Atlanta. Can the Red Bulls continue the run against Philly? Guests on this super-sized show: Red Bulls midfielder Florian Valot and Joe Tansey, Union correspondent for Pro Soccer USA.

Nick Sabetti (@NickSabetti) and Seth Galina (@SethGalina) are both writers based in Montreal. But that's not all they've got in common. They both write for U.S. based publications. Seth Galina writes about college football for SB Nation and The Athletic Detroit, while Nick Sabetti is a freelance soccer writer who contributes soccer pieces for mlssoccer.com and the upstart soccer publication ProSoccerUSA.Tell us your stories! thescrumpodcast@gmail.comSupport the show! https://www.patreon.com/thescrumpodcastMERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539@TheScrumPodcast @jkamckenzie @tristandamours Music by @NotReallyHobbes: https://soundcloud.com/not-really-hobbeswww.upfordnetwork.com

LAiOH Balls & Beers is an MLS prediction show. We try to predict and wager confidence points on each MLS match and tally the points. Season 2 will introduce a Guest Expert every week This Week's Guest MLS Expert: Galaxy correspondent for ProSoccerUSA.Com Britt Pergl Be sure to follow us on Twitter! @LAisOurHouse Instagram LA_is_Our_House Send us an email at LAisOurHouse@gmail.com Facebook www.facebook.com/LAisOurHouse/ and check out our website www.LAisOurHouse.com

In this week's ep, Andrew & Hunt are joined by ProSoccerUSA.com's Alicia DelGallo to discuss the launch of Orlando Sentinel's new website, Orlando City Soccer Club's offseason, and her Super Bowl prediction (2'). Later, Hunt tries to defend his recent soccer betting losses (19') and then the guys do a not-so-fast lightning round surrounding their thoughts on the Premier League transfer window (26') Segments include: Taco Bell Taste Test (43') Did Hamilton Talk to Kelly Today? (47' & 60') Calm Down Greg Its Soccer (48') Ladies Man (53') And of course, they bring up the Puppy Bowl....(57') Special thank you to Alicia DelGallo! Website: ProSoccerUSA.com Twitter: @OSAliciaD EPISODE NOTES Website: outsidethe18.com Blog: outsidethe18blog.tumblr.com Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/outsidethe18 Email: outsidethe18pod@gmail.com Twitter: @OutsideThe18Pod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OT18Pod/ Music by Coyote Kisses
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Charles Boehm is National Writer at MLSsoccer.com; he's also a freelance journalist at Pro Soccer USA, SoccerWire.com, and others. He joins us for a fascinating interview about how the Super League took form, why it failed, and what we can learn from it (1:38). Then, Dylan and J-mo sit down for some Ice Cold Takes of the Week (48:11). J-mo makes the case that coaches are getting too old, Dylan announces that baseball is back, and both of them contemplate quitting their jobs to become day traders. Get 20% OFF Manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code MEAT at MANSCAPED.com!