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Welcome to “Onward! A Rose City Podcast”; a place for all your Portland Thorns, Portland Timbers, 107IST, Timbers Army, & Rose City Riveters news, along with stories of our club and culture's history plus a look into the future of soccer support in Portland, Oregon.   ON THIS EPISODE! PTFC acquires more players Getting ready for the season: tifo and party Ballots Movie night Thorns/Blazers night and more! LINKS! Elections page - elections@107IST.org Blazer Nights:  Thorns SOTM Friendly people membership@107ist.org Engine Mechanic? Email annie.schott@timbersarmy.org  Donation Drives Ticket Exchange Facebook - Discord Have a ticket to donate? Send it to ticketdonation@107ist.org 107ist.org

After an unexpected hiatus, Aaron, Matt and Scott finally get back together to talk about the Timbers and catch up on all things PTFC. The group gives a brief update on why there was such a long pause between recordings before giving very brief thoughts on the Timbers vs. the Galaxy. Moving onto Leagues Cup, the group recaps the group stage and talks about the Timbers round of 32 opponent in St Louis. Finally, they get caught up on all the Timbers transfers in this window and if the Timbers will make any more moves.Theme Music Credit:Slow Burn by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4372-slow-burnLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ 

The Timbers' attack is white hot, and the Thorns' season has plateaued a bit heading into the Olympic break. On this week's episode, Chris is back from his wedding and honeymoon to chat with Ryan about all things PTFC, including several games and transfer buzz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Timbers' attack is white hot, and the Thorns' season has plateaued a bit heading into the Olympic break. On this week's episode, Chris is back from his wedding and honeymoon to chat with Ryan about all things PTFC, including several games and transfer buzz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Aaron, Matt and Scott get back together to talk through all the new things happening around the PTFC world. They talk a bit about the Jesse Lingard rumors, Crepeau officially signing and where the team needs to add still this offseason. They also talk through some notes from Phil Neville's press conference and what the team might look like on the field this season. Following that, they talk a bit about the Thorns and their current offseason transactions including some fun speculation as to where a training facility might end up. As they finish up, they talk about Gavin's short tenure at SKC before giving their highlights/lowlights of the MLS schedule release.

The Portland Thorns have been sold to the Bhathal family. The Portland Timbers have made their first big move of the offseason, bringing in a new center back. And winter rolls along as PTFC enters a new era in 2024. On the latest episode of Soccer Made in Portland, Ryan and Chris break down the latest news for the Thorns and Timbers, and chart the future for both teams in the months to come. Plus, a special announcement about the future of the podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Portland Thorns have been sold to the Bhathal family. The Portland Timbers have made their first big move of the offseason, bringing in a new center back. And winter rolls along as PTFC enters a new era in 2024. On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, Ryan and Chris break down the latest news for the Thorns and Timbers, and chart the future for both teams in the months to come. Plus, a special announcement about the future of the podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to “Onward! A Rose City Podcast”; a place for all your Portland Thorns, Portland Timbers, 107IST, Timbers Army, & Rose City Riveters news, along with stories of our club and culture's history plus a look into the future of soccer support in Portland, Oregon.   ON THIS EPISODE! Timbers and Thorns Decision Day info  Match day drives for Rose Haven Volenteers needed for the Polish Festival Away Days Donate Tickets to Support the Community LINKS! 107ist.org Join/Renew Commonwealth Skateboarding - waiver University of Portland doubleheader tickets  107IST Community Outreach page TIFO Warehouse Chill N Fill is located at 5215 North Lombard Street BYCAP proceeds will be going to two places: Camp Meadowood Springs (Timbers Army) and Raphael House (Riveters) Donate here! What is BYCAP? Educate yourself at this blog post. On Mastodon? Follow Onward at @onward@thefooty.club 107IST Personalities! Dominique Whittaker Brian May Edited by: Brian May

The Portland Thorns are a win away from capturing another NWSL shield, heading down to Los Angeles for the final match of the regular season against Angel City FC. The Portland Timbers faltered in Montreal, but their postseason hopes remain alive with one match left against Houston on Oct. 21.   This week on Soccer Made in Portland, Chris and Ryan look back on the weekend of games for PTFC, examine what lies ahead for the Thorns vs. Angel City, and break down Alaska Airlines' decision to end its longstanding sponsorship deal with the Timbers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our roving reporter Jo Gray took to the stands at PTFC for an update with changes afoot & to meet more people connected to the club. Jo went along to the friendly home game against Gosport Borough FC on Saturday, 8 July. Fellow co-presenter Kieran Cheeseman was otherwise engaged & our Jo does not profess to being a footie expert at all - as you will hear! But her love of meeting people shines though. She has the joy of meeting people from junior players through to volunteers, Vice Chairman Dave Bourton & more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brandt, Brennan and Tyler tackle the hard issues after Captain Kreilach kicks it clean in the clutch. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rslrandomfan/message

The Portland Timbers may be turning a corner despite continually dealing with injuries, and the Portland Thorns remain undefeated despite some imperfect performances as of late. On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, Ryan and Chris break down the Timbers' win over St. Louis, examine what can be gleaned from Sportico's $685 million valuation of PTFC, and relive the thrill of Bella Bixby's back heel goal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Portland Timbers are moving on in the U.S. Open Cup, but the jury is still out on this team after a tough regular-season loss to FC Cincinnati despite better form. On the other side, the Thorns are rolling and remain undefeated. Do the champs have any flaws? On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, Ryan and Chris discuss meeting each other in-person for the first time (yes, really) and recap the week gone by for PTFC. Plus, Ryan and Emma discovered a cute little bird's nest in a planter outside their house! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's all eyes on Dallas in this episode of Talk Timbers! Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin discuss the Timbers' upcoming road trip to Texas this Saturday afternoon (kickoff: April 1, 2023 at 5:30pm PT). They reminisce on some of the past challenges of playing at Toyota Stadium and discuss the growth of former Timber Marco Farfan, who has become one of Dallas's most consistent players. The hosts then invite FC Dallas writer Garrett Melcer on the show to give us insight into the team the Timbers will face on Saturday. Melcer mentions their recent loss to reigning MLS Cup champions, LAFC, but emphasizes their positive mentality and resilience in their previous games, coming back after conceding an early goal. He also talks about their "star man", 22-year-old forward Jesús Ferreira who scored 18 goals last season—a club record.

In this episode of Talk Timbers, hosts Jake Zivin and Judah Newby sit down to discuss the Timbers' difficult start to the season and the need for more goals from their strikers, but praising forward Tega Ikoba's first MLS goal at Atlanta, where his family was in attendance. Looking ahead to the home game this Saturday, March 25, they also discuss the Galaxy's slow start to the season and their missing key players. Shannon Murray, the head coach of T2, then joins the show to talk about the club's structure, the relationship between T2 and the first team, and the importance of player development. Murray shares some insights into the team's preparations for the new season, including the role of academy players and the challenges they face.  Murray also highlights some of the T2 players to watch out for this year.

Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin break down last weekend's tough home loss to St. Louis City SC, and how the team will respond.   Then they welcome Timbers head coach Giovanni Savarese to the show, as he preps the team for the Saturday, March 18 clash at Atlanta United. It will be the team's first trip back to Georgia since the 2018 MLS Cup.  Savarese talks about moving on from injuries, Evander's continued growth and integration in Portland, the signing of Ivorian forward Franck Boli, and the group's mentality as they step into Mercedes-Benz Stadium. » Subscribe and watch the Timbers: MLS Season Pass on the  Apple TV app

The Portland Timbers and Thorns are kicking off the much-anticipated 2023 campaign at Providence Park. Today, PTFC content host and producer Jake Zivin sits down with CEO Heather Davis, Timbers GM Ned Grabavoy, and Thorns GM and President Karina LeBlanc to preview the upcoming season. This episode was recorded in front of a live audience of Sport Oregon members at Wieden + Kennedy as part of a Sport Oregon Chalk Talk.

Defender Justin Rasmussen talks clean sheet, the season-opening win against Sporting Kansas City, and preparing for a showdown with defending–MLS Cup champs LAFC on Saturday, March 4.   Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin break down everything PTFC every week on Talk Timbers. 

Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane, Jamie McDonald and Heather Holloway to discuss a quiet news week where we witnessed the most insane game ever at Ibrox and then sacked our manager in the same night.

Host Judah Newby and Jake Zivin discuss the Timbers' preseason trip to California, where they play three games in the Coachella Valley Invitational, team bonding, and last week's fan forum.  Then, newly-appointed CEO Heather Davis joins the J's to chat about her background, what her new responsibilities mean to her, and the electric atmosphere at Providence Park. 

The Portland Timbers have redemption on the mind entering 2023 after missing the playoffs for the first time since 2016. At the helm of the club's soccer operations is Ned Grabavoy, a longtime MLS player turned essential member of the PTFC front office. Grabavoy brought the club-record Evander signing over the line in December, but it's otherwise been a relatively quiet offseason for the Timbers. What's next for Portland's roster, particularly that previously discussed pursuit of a striker? How has Grabavoy been adjusting to the top job after Gavin Wilkinson was fired in October? What are the best condiments to put on a hot dog? Timestamps: (0:00 - full time) Ned Grabavoy interview Subscribe to Soccer Made in Portland anywhere you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Portland Timbers and Thorns front office has a new leader: former general counsel Heather Davis. Davis makes history as the club's first female CEO and the fifth woman leading a MLS front office, and she comes into the job with plenty of challenges after 16 consecutive months of scandal for PTFC. She will preside over the business and operations of the Timbers and — until Merritt Paulson sells — the Thorns. On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, co-hosts Ryan Clarke and Chris Rifer sit down for an interview with Davis to discuss her vision for the club's future, how she squares the failures of Paulson and his past executives, her plans to reach out to Timbers and Thorns supporters, and her unique journey back home to Oregon. Timestamps: (0:00 - 24:00) Heather Davis interview (24:00 - 34:52) Pierre Soubrier and Sophie Clough fired by Thorns (34:52 - 41:15) Timbers Leagues Cup group revealed (42:38 - 50:00) Sebastián Blanco's painful 2022 (50:00 - full time) Timbers offseason chugs along -- Ryan Clarke, rclarke@oregonian.com, Twitter: @RyanTClarke Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Bogert of MLSSoccer.com joins the show with some intriguing analysis on the Timbers' new Brazilian midfielder Evander, calling him "the biggest incoming move of the off-season so far, full stop." Talk Timbers hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin also discuss the longest offseason in MLS history, the team's preseason training camp in Arizona, and Jake's new role as play-by-play announcer for MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.

Is it okay to wish someone a happy New Year halfway into January? Are a pair of recent PTFC hires exciting enough for Thorns and Timbers fans? On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, Chris and Ryan debate when it's time to stop wishing folks a happy New Year and discuss the NWSL draft, a couple of new PTFC hires, and their otherworldly experiences at a few Portland restaurants. Timestamps: (0:00 - 1:30) A debate on how far into a new year you're allowed to say Happy New Year (1:30 - 18:45) Preview of the NWSL draft (18:45 - 30:45) Mike Norris hired as new Thorns head coach (30:45 - 41:55) Thorns fined $1 million by NWSL for outcome of NWSLPA investigation (41:55 - 50:40) Timbers promote Ned Grabavoy to General Manager (50:40 - full time) Fawning over Kann Subscribe to Soccer Made in Portland anywhere you listen to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the final pod of 2022. And what a year it has been. The Thorns won the championship, the Timbers narrowly missed the playoffs, and the club found itself embroiled in constant controversy right up until year's end. As the dust settles and Soccer City looks ahead to 2023, hosts Ryan Clarke and Chris Rifer look back at the big on- and off-field storylines for PTFC. Plus, Ryan and Chris break down the damning details of the NWSL report and pay tribute to soccer journalism legend Grant Wahl. Timestamps: (0:00 - 2:00) Major storylines of 2022 (2:00- 10:00) Grant Wahl tribute (10:00 - 34:00) NWSL investigation breakdown (34:00 - 54:00) Timbers offseason talk (54:00 - full time) Closing thoughts Subscribe to Soccer Made in Portland anywhere you listen to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a rare occasion when a club-record signing isn't the top story. It's especially rare when it isn't in the top two stories, and it's not particularly close to the importance of either story above it. So it goes for those following the latest developments for PTFC. In a span of 24 hours, Merritt Paulson announced he is selling the Portland Thorns, and Thorns coach Rhian Wilkinson resigned after an investigation cleared her of an inappropriate relationship with a player. On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, Chris and Ryan discuss the two major stories of the week around PTFC. Plus, Evander signing with the Timbers for a club-record fee! Very normal tertiary topic! Timestamps: (0:00 - 21:00) Merritt Paulson selling the Thorns (21:00- 44:00) Rhian Wilkinson resigns (44:00 - full time) Evander joins the Timbers Subscribe to Soccer Made in Portland anywhere you listen to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The results of the U.S. Soccer investigation. Gavin Wilkinson and Mike Golub's firings. Fans calling for the sale of both teams. Sponsors dropping out and applying pressure. Merritt Paulson stepping down as CEO. Vladimir Lenin once said there are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen. That rang true for the Portland Thorns and Timbers over a span of eight October days, and it's been a lot for fans and other stakeholders to process. On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, hosts Ryan Clarke and Chris Rifer discuss the flood of news out of PTFC and where the club's future resides. They reflect on institutional changes, the power of speaking out, Portland's soccer identity and more. Subscribe to Soccer Made in Portland anywhere you listen to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's been one of the most remarkable weeks in Portland Timbers and Thorns history and it's not yet Friday. On the latest episode of Soccer Made in Portland, Ryan chats with The Oregonian/OregonLive's sports columnist, Bill Oram. They addressed the U.S. Soccer investigation, the fallout and where Bill thinks PTFC goes from here. Subscribe to Soccer Made in Portland anywhere you listen to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Jeremiah Bentley and Phil West talk to Ryan Clarke, who covers the Timbers and Thorns for the Oregonian. They talk about a run that's seen Portland get results in 14 of its last 16 matches, including four straight wins, and the reigning Western Conference Champs' playoff prospects. They also discuss his article on “tactile New Yorker” Mike Golub and continued concerns about toxicity in the PTFC front office. Side dishes this week include the MVP race, the Campeones Cup that no one on the podcast actually saw, and five different weekend matches with playoff implications.

On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, Meg Linehan — a senior writer for The Athletic who broke the 2021 news about former coach Paul Riley's alleged sexual coercion of Portland Thorns players — joins the show to discuss The Oregonian/OregonLive's in-depth investigation into the alleged “toxic” workplace culture at the Portland Timbers and Thorns organization. Later in the show, hosts Ryan Clarke and Chris Rifer discuss what's been happening on the field for both clubs lately, preview the WICC as it arrives once again in Portland, discuss their favorite and least favorite aspects of Washington, D.C., and lament once again about the weather. Timestamps: -(0:00 - 22:00) Interview with Meg Linehan of The Athletic -(23:00 - 54:00) Thorns win in Washington, look ahead to WICC -(55:00 - full time) Timbers lose in Toronto, examining playoff chances Listen to Soccer Made in Portland anywhere you get your podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No shortage of storylines from the second weekend of the Premier League season! Brendan Dunlop, Craig Forrest and Jimmy Brennan start with Tottenham's stoppage time comeback at Stamford Bridge that saw managers Antonio Conte and Thomas Tuchel pulled off each other. They debate whether Chelsea v Tottenham is now the Prem's best rivalry, highlight where it went wrong for Chelsea in the second half and credit Harry Kane and Spurs for a comeback that made Kalidou Koulibaly's worldie feel like it was a week ago. Manchester United fans won't be able to forget Saturday's capitulation at Brentford soon enough. Producer Dan Wong was absolutely buzzing seeing his Bees pull off one of the most unexpected upsets in Premier League history. Things are so bad at Old Trafford that the club are reportedly exploring their options to terminate Cristiano Ronaldo's contract. Jimmy & Craig explain how difficult that actually is and why it would be a bad move for United.   Nottingham Forest's first Premier League win at home over Forrest's West Ham has Jimmy over the moon, and the crew debate whether Arsenal can keep up this form to contend for a Top 4 spot come the end of the season. The massive money spent on Lorenzo Insigne and Federico Bernardeschi has paid off as Toronto FC pulled off a late win over Portland Timbers, on the same night CF Montreal survive the heat in Houston. And JC has invented a new character that's as bold and full of life as Ted Lasso. But not Ted Lasso, obviously.    The Premier League has a new home in Canada this season: FuboTV. Don't miss a second of the action! Subscribe at: fubotv.com/footyprime    Presenters: Brendan Dunlop, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, and Dan Wong  Voice Over Talent: Jeff Cole    *This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion. Parental discretion is advised. Be advised this episode includes explicit language.*  

Matt Greer and David Forrest are joined by Reiss Haldane and Jamie McDonald to discuss our euphoric opening day win over Dundee, talking through why it was such a great win, our brittleness at corners, and who our standout players have been so far. David is then joined by Thistle Women's centre back Taylor McGlashan to discuss the start of the women's season this Sunday against Hearts, Brian Graham's reporting skills, the infamous Kingsley kit selfie and, as always Creme Egg eating techniques. The gang then finish by confidently predicting our chances of winning the title after matchday one before asking if they'd rather be bald, ginger or speccy. You can buy both men's and women's season ticket at PTFC.co.uk. if you hold a men's Partick Thistle season ticket, you can purchase your Partick Thistle Women's season ticket for just £40 (a£20 saving over the normal price and just £2.50 a game)

PTFC is undefeated in its last 14 combined matches (7-0-7). The Thorns just demolished Gotham FC 5-0, and the Timbers pulled out a 1-1 draw against the Vancouver Whitecaps thanks to some Felipe Mora magic. On this week's episode of Soccer Made in Portland, hosts Ryan Clarke and Chris Rifer discuss the Thorns' excellent stretch without many key starters and what they liked and disliked out of the Timbers' draw vs. Vancouver. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For real for real this time, we are back ha! Sometimes even the best in the business need a vacation! But of course, we aren't talking about our #LAGalaxy! Why? Well, after solid back-to-back wins versus #LAFC and #AustinFC, our Gs went into a 2 week break leading up to upcoming Saturday's actions versus #PTFC […] The post SFTS – Gs Are Back! appeared first on Straight from the Stands.

Reece was too busy to record (school sucks), so Charlie's trying out a solo show. He uses it as a chance to rant about Portland's roster, the Nathan signing, the front office, Timbers media dynamics, school, and how to consume MLS media.

On this episode of Talk Timbers, hosts Judah Newby, Jake Zivin and Joe Sleven discuss the Timbers' loss to Colorado, have a look back at the amazing PTFC for Peace charity match for UNICEF USA, preview Portland's upcoming game against the New York Red Bulls and chat with MLSsoccer.com's Tom Bogert.

The Portland Timbers looked really bad in the 0-0 loss to Salt Lake so we had to talk about everything that went wrong and the very little that went right. We then discuss a bit about the CONCACAF Champions League and the PTFC charity event. We then look ahead to the Timbers game against Colorado and how they can't do what they ave been doing if they want to win. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On the latest episode of Soccer Made in Portland, hosts Ryan Clarke and Chris Rifer dive into the joy and reflection that came from Wednesday's PTFC for Peace charity match, analyze what went wrong for the Thorns against Angel City and look ahead to their regular season, pull something out of literally nothing with the Timbers' two straight scoreless draws, and give their hot takes on a wide range of subjects.Timestamps:(0:00 - 12:00) PTFC for Peace recap(12:00 - 20:00) Thorns bounced from Challenge Cup, look ahead to regular season(20:00 - 41:00) Timbers on the verge of a record number of scoreless draws(42:00 -1:00) Hot takes, discussion about inclusion and advocacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back talking about Portland's latest matches (spoiler alert: they were boring). We also discuss the "PTFC for Peace" charity match and the small bit of joy it brought us amid these dark times at the club. We also had a ton of listener questions, mostly about the striker position. Topics include cocaine, the quarters system, and Fanendo Adi. Go Timbers!

In this latest episode of Talk Timbers, hosts Judah Newby, Jake Zivin and Liam Ridgewell welcome Timbers President of Soccer Gavin Wilkinson to discuss the the Timbers U15 Academy team's inspiring win in the 2022 Generation adidas Cup final in Texas and what it means to the club as well as share information about the PTFC for Peace charity match with both Timbers and Thorns players. Wilkinson is also interviewed about how the Timbers season has gone to date and potential signings on the horizon. Finally, Judah, Jake and Liam recap the Timbers' 0-0 draw with Houston and preview the upcoming home match against Real Salt Lake.

This week, Aaron and Scott are joined by Corey to chat about the last few Timbers games and the teams current state. They start by discussing the Vancouver and Houston games, what to do at striker and outside back, and ponder on why the Whitecaps stadium was so empty for this rivalry game. They then move onto the updated news on Madison and the Front Office, and give a little info on SCAN (Soccer City Accountable Now). They also briefly discuss the PTFC for Peace charity match coming up and then give predictions for RSL.Theme Music Credit:Slow Burn by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4372-slow-burnLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Today: We had an awesome weekend of activities, getting to go in to the show and the 'sit down' guy at the Timbers game, and Alex Reed from Yacht Tubs joined us to talk about getting the business started, what it was like creating it, working with the Christmas ships, and more! Have a great day all! :)

Jake and Josh recap the LA and PTFC matches and talk about the brief time Freddy played the team in a real 3-5-2.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Richard Farley and Ross Smith discuss the impact of the Jeremy Ebobisse trade and what the striker's four and half years in Portland has meant to the club.

On this episode The Thorns Show, host Ann Schatz connects with Olivia Moultrie, who became the youngest player in National Women's Soccer League history when she debuted for the Thorns on July 3 at Racing Louisville. The Thorns Show will bring you regular episodes throughout the 2021 NWSL season, connecting you with the most prominent people within PTFC.

This weeks questions from the group; What do you do with clients (I have 2 in particular) that every single day I have to chase up to send me their food diaries as part of daily accountability. It's been made clear at the start about their role, had a couple of reminders about it and yet it STILL doesn't change. It frustrates the shit out of me. There is a daily reminder for all clients that goes in my members group hub to send through their agreed daily accountability which is supposed to be done by the end of each day, as I allocate my schedule to go through them all first thing in the mornings. Should I continue to chase them or do I leave it and put the responsibility back on them? I just worry if I leave it, things spiral and part of my service is the daily accountability which the rest of my clients love. Looking to do seminars in the gym but how do I make "calorie counting" and "weight loss tips" sound exciting to get them to actually come? I don't want it to sound the same as every other pt x Any tip of educating gen pop on what online coaching is all about and how it's going to benefit them other that the usual talking about in on social media (posts, videos, social proof). I am wondering if there's other angles I should try as I don't it appeals to a lot of my current social media audience Do you think £150 a month for online coaching including monthly reviews is too cheap? currently on PTFC at puregym what markers do you use to decide to go to rent or a smaller gym with less time commitments? For a lot of my clients, the main thing holding them back from their desired results is how they spend their weekends. I'm very much an "everything in moderation" guy and I don't enjoy, nor do I think I have the right tell people what to eat, drink or do in their spare time. However I do know that sorting out their diet and drinking during weekends would help them towards their desired goals. I know that they are probably enjoying being able to go out again after being in and out of lockdowns, but do you have any other tips for how I can support them without being patronising.Any advice on client referrals please! Taking on online clients again soon so planning a referral scheme for current clients. Is it best to reward for sign ups only?

Goalkeeper Jeff Attinella and FOX Sports' John Strong join the show as the Timbers prepared to face Club América in CONCACAF Champions League.  Attinella talks about facing his good friend, Zarek Valentin, in the match against Houston, getting back on the field and the growth he's made as a person while dealing with adversity the last two seasons. 

Timbers Head Coach Giovanni Savarese headlines the first Talk Timbers episode of 2021 as the team prepares for its MLS home opener against Houston and stares down a CCL matchup with Club América.

Jake and Mitch sit down again to talk about the PTFC match and how RSL was able to find some form again. What did RSL do to get the win? How can we replicate it? Check it out!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GUYS, we finally won a game. And we got a treat in Toronto coming so close, and losing a championship (again) in PKs.We talk S2 roster, selfless acts from aging heroes, beating Minnesota in glorious fashion, and the future of a number of our players. Christian Roldan, Gustav Svensson, Captain Alonso, the young Alex Roldan & Jordy Delem, along with the whole squad performed very well in the first half, and held their own in the second. Tons of opportunities greet these young players, as there is no significant signing suspected in the foreseeable future -- or at least before the closure of the May 5 transfer window. And, of course, the very next day we rematch LAFC as they open their brand new stadium in the heart of Los Angeles just south of USC. So, you know, hopefully we keep the wheels greased up.