Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert Earnshaw

In Part 2 of our interview with former Middlesbrough and Cardiff City striker Andy Campbell, we dive deep into his football journey. Andy reflects on his club career, sharing insights about legendary managers like Bryan Robson, Terry Venables, and Steve McClaren, and teammates including Juninho, Gazza, and Robert Earnshaw. He takes us behind the scenes with training ground stories, match day experiences, and the ups and downs of football transfers. Andy also opens up about his time with England U21s, playing under Howard Wilkinson, and memorable matches against Yugoslavia and Turkey. We wrap things up with his all-time 'Played With XI,' the story of his retirement, and some light-hearted quick fire questions. Don't miss this captivating episode packed with football memories and behind-the-scenes stories!

The stars of Zambia's national football team are killed in a deadly plane crash in 1993, and a dream is shattered. Former international player Robert Earnshaw goes back to his roots in Zambia to interview football writer Ponga Liwewe and the families of the legendary players, including relatives of Godfrey Chitalu, and David Efford Chabala. The team had been nicknamed the KK11 in honour of President Kenneth Kaunda, a proud football fan, after their famous victory against Italy at the Olympics. They had set their sights on being the first Zambian team to compete at the World Cup and they had just begun playing qualifier matches for the tournament when disaster struck. #AmazingSportStories

A nation's dreams were shattered when Zambia's football team was killed in a plane crash. Against all odds, a new squad was assembled. This is the story of the “Copper Bullets” and what happened next – a story no one could possibly have imagined. Former international footballer Robert Earnshaw sets out to tell this amazing sport story – coming soon.

Robert Earnshaw on Wales Finland and his excitement ahead of Wales Poland. Alex Cuthbert on his injury from the weekend and the Women's Six Nations. James Lovell, Founder of DragonBet and Sportin Wales Podcast Sponsor gives us the odds on the week aheads sport.

Ex Welsh football international Robert Earnshaw talks of Cardiff City's potential and his hope for their win this weekend. Ex Welsh rugby international Lee Byrne is in favour of scrapping the 25 cap rule, in light of himself, and others like Mike Phillips and Jamie Roberts being able to play in France, and using it to Wales' advantage by returning better players. And as always, we have James Lovell, DragonBet Founder on to give us the odds for the weekend in sport as well as Cheltenham Festivals hot tips for the week ahead.            

Adam Hurrey is joined by Charlie Eccleshare and David Walker on the Adjudication Panel. The agenda includes: Les Dennis questions “the woodwork”, a never-before-heard alternative to "meat and drink", a prescient 2016 interview by Harry Redknapp, some unexpected footballer names in Murder, She Wrote and the concept of the "paintbrush volley". Meanwhile, the panel pick Robert Earnshaw as their captain in a lineup of truly trivial players in the Pure Quiz Question XI. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For close to two decades, Robert Earnshaw was the fleet-footed striker with an eye for goal who delighted fans with his instinctive finishing and acrobatic celebrations. Earning 59 caps for Wales along the way, Rob had a far reaching and fulfilling career, with spells at clubs including Norwich City, Nottingham Forest, Toronto FC and Cardiff City, where he came through the ranks from youth level. Pub quiz fans might know that Rob is the only footballer to have scored a hat-trick in the Premier League, all three football league levels, the FA Cup, the League Cup and at international level. After retiring as a player in 2016, the Zambia-born forward, tried a spell in coaching before opting for a career in broadcasting. I caught up with Rob to talk about the decisions he made after hanging up his boots and what it takes to shape a career in broadcasting today. Passionate about the game and knowledgable, Rob also shared his perspective on a host of issues, from racism directed at players, to the best way for footballers to approach social media, to sharing his view on why Gareth Bale did not receive the adoration of Real Madrid fans. For Wales supporters, Earnshaw offers reasons to be optimistic, ahead of the UEFA Euro 2024 play-offs.

#07 | ROBERT EARNSHAW | ICE BATHS, PLAY-OFFS, & PLAYING ABROAD Former Nottingham Forest Striker, Robert Earnshaw, joins our host, Rachel Stringer, for another episode of On & Off The Pitch: The Official Nottingham Forest Podcast. Rachel talks to Robbie about ice baths with Chris Cohen, the play-off semi final defeats, his time in Israel playing for Maccabi Tel Aviv during the conflict, and much more. Topics: Favourite quotes Family life in Africa His mother playing football Cardiff City Learning to play chess Self discipline THAT Manchester City game Play-off semi-final defeats Playing in Israel during the conflict Chris Cohen and Dion Dublin stories Leaderboard Make sure to like and follow On & Off The Pitch: The Official Nottingham Forest Podcast so you never miss an episode. Watch the video version of the podcast here: https://youtu.be/KU7OttmwEVg

Kelly Cates is joined by John Murray, Rob Green, Micah Richards and Rob Green to react to England's goalless draw with USA. Did England play it too safe and should Gareth have brought on Phil Foden? Micah certainly thinks so. Hear from Gareth Southgate, Harry Kane, Harry Maguire and Kieran Trippier. Plus we get the thoughts of USA captain Tyler Adams. It was also a disappointing day for Wales who were beaten 2-0 by Iran, leaving their hopes of making it out of the group in tatters. We hear from Mark Chapman, Ian Dennis and Pat Nevin on the full-time whistle and from Wales fans outside the stadium. Plus, former Wales forward Robert Earnshaw joins us to reflect on the result. After watching England's struggles - is he more hopeful? Plus, Alistair Bruce-Ball and Chris Sutton are back with, 'Would I lie to Bruce' - their World Cup game taking social media by storm. This one is themed around Argentina v Mexico. Can Chris finally get on the scoreboard? TOPICS 08'48 Harry Maguire interview 18'00 Gareth Southgate interview 24'25 Kieran Trippier interview 33'11 Harry Kane interview 35'25 Tyler Adams interview 37'45 Wales reaction 42'20 Wales fans 43'30 Robert Earnshaw 48'20 Would I lie to Bruce?

Kelly Cates and guests look ahead to England vs USA and Wales vs Iran. Hear from Gareth Southgate, Rob Page, Chris Sutton and Robert Earnshaw. Bradley Wright-Phillips has his say on USA's key players. Catch South American football expert Tim Vickery's thoughts on Brazil's first win of the tournament. José Fonte has his say on Portugal edging out Ghana. And Statman Dave presents his Friday player picks. TOPICS: 5:05 – England, 14:45 – USA, 23:00 – Brazil, 30:25 – Portugal, 33:15 – Wales. 42:15 – Statman Dave's picks.

Gareth Bale joins Los Angeles FC, Scott Minto and Former Wales forward Robert Earnshaw discuss the news, Tony Cascarino gives his verdict on Kalvin Phillips to Man City and another day at the Cricket comes to an end See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we're reading probably the smallest book we've ever read, if not the smallest book ever released - Robert Earnshaw's 2012, 103-page novella 'Earnie: My Life At Cardiff City'. Featuring Robbie on the art of goal celebrations, Sam Hammamm making Spencer Prior eat sheep testicles, and yet more Bobby Gould wrestling. Plus Leo Fortune-West's small calves, a school crocodile and James has finally had enough of dressing room pranks. Follow us on Twitter! @FootieBookClub Instagram @footballbookclub Join The Football Book Club *Club* - www.patreon.com/footballbookclub

On This Week's EpisodeWe are joined by the wonderful FM Girl, creator of the Football Manager web comic 4-3-3. We discuss making content, the agony & joy of being a Welsh fan and the next step on Twitch.Twitter - @FM_Girl433Twitch - twitch.tv/fm_girlFrom now until the end of the Premier League season we will be donating part of our Patreon income to the wonderful Women's Aid. For more information please visit https://www.womensaid.org.ukHosted By: Tony Jameson and Matthew RichardsProduced By: Matthew RichardsDiscord tonyjamesonFMOur Patreonpatreon.com/footballmanagertherapy Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/football-manager-therapy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Elis, Danny and Iwan speak to Robert Earnshaw about his time with Cardiff City, his Wales career and his coaching aspirations.

QKWHS - S9 EP10: 'Warnock' documentary with James GillThis episode we watch the incredible documentary 'Warnock' (Yes, we know it's from 2004 but it's so steeped in the 90's it may as well be The Impossible Job) which is all about manager Neil Warnock and a season in charge of his beloved Sheffield United. Joining us to dissect every last frame is comedian James Gill. Elsewhere, should Robert Earnshaw be worried Elon Musk is on to him? Over on Patreon the Quickly Kevin Fan Club is the place to go to get extended ad free episodes of the main series with exclusive content on a Friday instead of a Monday (yes, a whole 72 hours early!) head on over to www.patreon.com/quicklykevin where you'll also find bonus episodes each month including the chapter by chapter breakdown of the Steve Barnes / Bruce crime novel trilogy. Extra QK Film Cub episodes (most recently a watch-a-long and deep dive into the seminal 1998 classic My Summer with Des') and a whole load of new QK Fan Club exclusive episodes coming up into 2022 and beyond!If you sign up by the end of the month there ay even be some leftover QK 90's football merch coming your way in the post but act fast when they're gone they're gone!!Thanks,Chris, Josh and Michael.Fan Club: www.patreon.com/quicklykevinTwitter: @quicklykevinInstagram: quicklykevinEmail: hello@quicklykevin.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the Central Club Podcast, Episode 21. Our aim is to be a voice through adversity. Highlighting major topics and sharing stories from influential people and how they have managed to achieve their own level of success. In this episode, we speak to welsh legend, Robert Earnshaw. He talks about life playing premier league football, living a rich lifestyle, travelling the world and living through a war in Israel. If you'd like to see more content or get in-touch, head over to any social media platform and search for 'The Central Club Podcast'. Sponsors: https://www.facebook.com/Reinspire/ https://www.facebook.com/RMEelectricalcdf/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Enquiries: thecentralclubpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/thecentralclubpodcast?utm_medium=copy_link Website: www.thecentralclub.co.uk

Welcome to the Central Club Podcast, Episode 20. Our aim is to be a voice through adversity. Highlighting major topics and sharing stories from influential people and how they have managed to achieve their own level of success. In this episode, we speak to welsh legend, Robert Earnshaw. He talks about life growing up in Zambia, having nothing and making it to pro level. He also discusses racism in his life and how he got into the first team for Cardiff City. If you'd like to see more content or get in-touch, head over to any social media platform and search for 'The Central Club Podcast'. Sponsors: https://www.facebook.com/Reinspire/ https://www.facebook.com/RMEelectricalcdf/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Enquiries: thecentralclubpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/thecentralclubpodcast?utm_medium=copy_link Website: www.thecentralclub.co.uk

Who starts up top for England? Should they play three at the back? Does Mason Mount return straight into the starting XI following his isolation? Where did Wales go wrong? Should Gareth Bale have walked out of an interview when asked about his future following the Denmark defeat? As Wales bow out of Euro 2020 and England face a stern test against an old foe, Mark and Andros are joined by Robbie Earnshaw and Christian Ziege discuss all these matters and more. Mark also speaks to the England manager, Gareth Southgate.

Alistair Bruce-Ball and guests look ahead to England and Scotland's last warm-up games for Euro 2020 as well as dissecting Wales goalless draw with Albania in their final friendly. We hear from Gareth Southgate about how England will continue to take the knee during the Euros after the team were booed at the Riverside for the gesture on Wednesday. John Murray who spoke to the England manager gives his thoughts on that, and selection issues ahead of the Romania game before Emma Saunders drops by after interviewing Kalvin Phillips about what it means to be heading to a major championships. Former Wales internationals Robert Earnshaw and Ashley Williams discuss what Robert Page will have learnt from his side's final friendly before debating what Wales' starting line-up should be for their Euros opener against Switzerland. Finally Pat Nevin joins the podcast to give his thoughts on what shape Scotland are in, with Steve Clarke's side away to Luxembourg in their final fixture before the tournament. TOPICS: 02.45 – Gareth Southgate interview 11.50 – England's selection issues 15.40 - Kalvin Phillips interview 24.00 – Review of Wales' final friendly 30.20 - Starting line-up predictions for Wales Vs Switzerland 36.15 – Steve Clarke and Scotland's preparations

Robert Earnshaw. Cardiff City's third highest scorer of all time. Wales' seventh. Somersaults. Hat-tricks. Happiness. The Zambian Prince joins Swazz's own Bluebirds' legend Nathan Blake and Dan Tyte to talk his time(s) with Cardiff City and reflect on the rest of his career and his steps into coaching. Expect talk of besting Oliver Kahn, telepathy with Peter Thorne, silence with Tosh, transfers at motorway services and manning up at Greenock Morton. Blakes and Earnie rake over the heartache of the 2004 Euros play-off v Russia. The boys share their Top 5 tunes and Dan drops a Bloooobirds, as always. Check out the A Bit of Swazz playlist on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6nHCf3lOx2EHT0QryvJWms. Subscribe, like, give a 5 star review and share, so more City fans find out about the pod. A Jams and Mr B production. Follow A Bit of Swazz on the socials. @SwazzPod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jeanette Kwakye is joined by former Tottenham defender Alan Hutton, former Cardiff striker Robert Earnshaw and Ben Haines from 90min to reflect on a dramatic weekend of Premier League football. Manchester City were unable to seal the Premier League title after their 2-1 defeat to Chelsea and Manchester United’s 3-1 victory over Aston Villa. The panel debate why striker Sergio Aguero attempted a Panenka penalty, they share stories of taking chances on penalty kicks and we get a fiery message from one Manchester City fan claiming Aguero’s legacy has been damaged by it. One title has been settled – Chelsea have been crowned WSL champions and the celebrations include Facetiming a dog! Former Chelsea goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain comes on the pod to tell us why they’ve been so successful. And as West Brom’s relegation from the Premier League is confirmed, we hear from Sam Allardyce and discuss what next for him and the club. TOPICS: 1’00” – Why is Rob all dressed up? 2’30” – Manchester City’s title celebrations are on ice 4’00” – Discussion on Sergio Aguero’s Panenka penalty miss 13’30” – Psychological battle ahead of the Champions League final 16’00” – Chelsea wing-backs 19’30” – Interview with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 21’30” – Chat on Harry Maguire’s injury 23’30” – Interview with Emma Hayes 26’30” – Chat on Chelsea’s WSL victory 33’00” – Race for the top four 37’30” – West Brom are relegated from the Premier League 40’00” – Sam Allardyce interview 43’00” – Will Allardyce stay at West Brom?

The winning run of 2.1's continue, City three clear at the top and with players coming back, it all looks good for the visit of Cardiff - This week Al & Val talk;     1. The Murphy brothers, particularly Josh;     2.  A League Cup win that defines the Farke reign and changes the lives of Aarons, Godfrey and Cantwell forever;     3. Cardiff re-branded could it happen at Norwich?;     4. The Darren Huckerby show;     5. A promotion battle, Craig Bellamy and Robert Earnshaw

Can you give yourself a nickname in the dressing room? What was it like to coach a 14-year-old Alphonso Davies? And what are the positives of coming from a footballing family? Robert Earnshaw and Carl Anka join Steve Crossman on the pod to discuss all of the above as they preview the best of Sunday's Premier League action. Also up for debate; what type of car are Crystal Palace and dare you play Robert at chess?

Kelly Cates is joined by a host of guests to preview the upcoming Nations League games. Marcus Rashford discusses what he has achieved on and off the pitch and England manager Gareth Southgate talks about England missing key players. Plus the Chief Football writer at the Independent Miguel Delaney, former England defender Matt Upson and BBC Football correspondent John Murray discuss England being too cautious against Belgium. Former Scotland midfielder Charlie Adam also joins the pod to talk about Scotland's revival under Steve Clarke and ex-Wales striker Robert Earnshaw chats about Wales lacking firepower.

Steve Crossman is joined in this bumper episode of the Football Daily pod by Rob Green, Ben Foster, Ian Dennis and John Murray. They start with England’s victory in the Nations League – the side came from behind to get a 2-1 win over Belgium. And they are not the only guests to come on, as winning goal scorer Mason Mount, defender Kyle Walker, manager Gareth Southgate and England captain Jordan Henderson all come on the pod! Pat Nevin gives his views on Scotland’s win over Slovakia and Robert Earnshaw and Clinton Morrison try to find the positives from the goalless draw between the Republic of Ireland and Wales. And Steve hears from EFL chairman Rick Parry and gets the latest on a potential huge shake up in English football.

Kelly Cates is joined by a plethora of guests to preview a week of international football. BBC Football Correspondent Ian Dennis, Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster and former Wales striker Robert Earnshaw preview England’s game against Wales. We also hear from Gareth Southgate, Ryan Giggs and Conor Coady. Former Scotland midfielder Charlie Adam and Roddy Forsyth preview Scotland’s game against Israel and we also hear from manager Steve Clarke. Plus former Northern Ireland captain Stephen Craigan joins the pod to preview Bosnia and Herzegovina against Northern Ireland.

Steve Crossman is joined by former Cardiff City and Wales international striker Robert Earnshaw & the former Nottingham Forest, Spurs and Republic of Ireland midfielder Andy Reid to preview all of Sunday's action in the Premier League, including Sheffield United versus Leeds United, Newcastle United's trip to Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City's game at home to Leicester & West Ham United versus Wolverhampton Wanderers. You'll hear from West Ham & England international Declan Rice, one of Spurs' summer signings in Matt Doherty & Manchester City's Riyad Mahrez.

Emma Saunders is joined by former England defender Stephen Warnock, former Scotland midfielder Charlie Adam and former Wales striker Robert Earnshaw to reflect on the weekends Nations League action. The panel also chat about Newcastle United’s £20m bid for Bournemouth’s striker Callum Wilson being accepted and what this will mean for Newcastle's future. We also hear from BBC commentator Vicki Sparks as the new WSL season gets underway. The pod includes interviews from Wales manager Ryan Giggs and Manchester United's women's manager Casey Stoney.

Mark Chapman, Dion Dublin, Charlie Adam and Ben Haines bring you the Monday Night Club. They react to the Champions League final and Lucas Hernández's winning celebration. Former Premier League striker Robert Earnshaw, joins the pod to talk about coaching Alphonso Davies. Aaron Ramsdale joins the pod after joining Sheffield United from Bournemouth. Football journalist Pete Jenson talks about Ronald Koeman’s decision to get rid of Luis Suarez. PLUS The Monday Night Club discuss transfer rumours at Chelsea and Arsenal.

Steve Crossman is joined by EFL expert Mark Clemmit, former Swindon Town and Luton Town striker Sam Parkin and former Cardiff City and Nottingham Forest striker Robert Earnshaw as the most lucrative match in football - the Championship Play Off Final - goes the way of Fulham who beat Brentford two-one at Wembley to ensure they make an instant return to the Premier League. Scott Parker, the manager who masterminded their return, makes an appearance. The panel are also joined by our reporter Simon Stone to explain the fallout from Wigan Athletic whose 12 point penalty was upheld, plus he delivers the big news on Jadon Sancho and his potential move to Manchester United.

The boys are back with another absolute blockbuster of a show. Our host Si (@ACEcast_Nation) is joined by his usual partner in crime Former Boro & Cardiff City striker 'The Goal Collector' Andy Campbell (@AndyCampbell32) to break down the weeks news & take questions from the live chat, most likley to be taking the majority of those questions is none other than the Prince himself Former Wales international, Ex Cardiff City, Norwich City, Derby County, Tel Aviv, Whitecaps & Nottingham Forest striker Robert Earnshaw to discuss all sorts about his life, career & experiences. As with all our interviews & guests, join us & get unmatched access to some of the biggest names in UK football as they answer your questions in real time. Not just your regular old football interview, honest views & real conversations with the REAL people. Next Monday we have rescheduled a previous guest & joining us will be none other than Cardiff City chairman Mehmet Dalman Tell ALL your friends, post on social media & lets get to the next level together Help us continue our amazing growth by spreading the word, sharing & leaving likes/comments. 7.30pm Every Monday exclusively on A.C.E Podcast Nation (At The Moment) The best way to support the show & the channel is by subscribing to youtube.com/ACEPodcastNation Follow our social media & join the #ACEnationArmy www.Facebook.com/ACEcastNation www.twitter.com/ACEcast_Nation www.Instagram.com/ACEcast_Nation

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Robert Earnshaw talks to David Freezer about his action packed 18 months as a Norwich City player in 2006 and 2007.The former Wales international striker scored 27 goals in 47 games under Nigel Worthington and Peter Grant, before joining promoted Derby in the top flight in a deal worth £3.5million.***To get in touch with the podcast now and in future, send any comments and questions into the crew with an email to norfolksport@archant.co.uk or get in touch with us @pinkun on Twitter, where are our direct messages are open.And if you're interested in sponsoring the pod, or placing an advert in one of our shows, email Matt.Withers@archant.co.uk  For all the latest Norwich City news, opinions, features and videos visit: pinkun.comALSO FIND US AT THE FOLLOWING: Subscribe: pinkun.com/podcast Twitter: twitter.com/pinkun Facebook: fb.me/thepinkun Instagram: instagram.com/the_pinkun #NCFC #Norwich #City #NorwichCity #podcast #Norfolk #PremierLeague #EPL #Football #Soccer #Canaries #OTBC #pinkun #NorwichCityFC #David #Freezer #Robert #Earnshaw

In the third and final part of our fascinating chat with Robert Earnshaw, we hear about his time playing in Israel, and how he coped during rocket attacks.  We also hear about his adventures in Major League Soccer, his work as a coach, and his proudest moment as a player.

In part 2 of our interview with Robert Earnshaw, he talks about leaving Cardiff City, playing for Norwich, his time with Derby County during that ill-fated Premier League season, and making the move to Nottingham Forest where he was loved by the fans.

This episode is the first part of Ben Turner's fascinating conversation with former Cardiff City, West Bromwich Albion, Nottingham Forest, and Wales striker, Robert Earnshaw.  Earnshaw is known as the answer to the pub quiz question about the only player to have scored hat-tricks in every division of the EFL, the Premier League and at International level. In this episode he talks about growing up in Zambia, the death of his father, moving to Wales with his mother, his footballing heroes, his early days at Cardiff City, and the best players he's shared a pitch with.

It was just a fortnight ago that Cardiff City fans lost one of their greatest-ever players.Peter Whittingham tragically passed away at the age of 35 and, in doing so, Cardiff City and the footballing community was rocked.The classy midfielder played more than 450 games for the Bluebirds and scored 96 goals during a glorious 10-year stint in South Wales.Over those 10 years, he touched the lives of not only thousands of fans, but dozens of players and staff.In this special edition of Blakey's Bootroom, you will hear from former managers Dave Jones and Neil Warnock, former chairman Peter Ridsdale as well as ex-team-mates Michael Chopra, Jay Bothroyd, Mark Hudson, Robert Earnshaw, Sol Bamba and many more. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It's international week, but a belated Boing Cast is here to provide you with your Albion fix. Join the panel as they decompress from Albion's impressive win over Stoke, Robert Earnshaw's twitter antics, and have an elongated stew over some fan questions.

It’s coming home again as England prepare for the inaugural UEFA Nations League campaign, and what a confusing campaign it’ll be if the format is anything to go by. Full disclosure, we’re all for it. If anything it isn’t complicated enough. We talk about England’s renewed spirit, double agents in the Bundesliga and the need for legs, while we also enjoy the musings of Robert Earnshaw and flood the show with Pompey mentions.This show is sponsored by bet365Search ‘Football Ramble’ on social media to find us, and email us here: show@thefootballramble.com***Please take the time to rate and review us on iTunes or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!***Further reading:The UEFA Nations League explained:http://www.skysports.com/football/news/36166/11218566/uefa-nations-league-explained-how-new-format-could-aid-euro-2020-qualificationRyan Giggs gets his feet under the table:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45428534Denmark’s improvised national team:http://www.espn.co.uk/football/club/denmark/479/blog/post/3625172/denmarks-makeshift-squad-reflect-on-their-big-game-against-slovakia See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Well what a jam-packed week of news it's been in North American soccer. So much happened and only two hours to talk about it all! We look at the latest happenings in the Vancouver Whitecaps camp as we talk formations, transfer talk, and more. Plus we look at the big news around MLS surrounding Cyle Larin, Atlanta United, LAFC, and Friday's upcoming SuperDraft. We also take a look at John Herdman's appointment as Canadian men's national team head coach, David Clanachan's appointment as the first commissioner of the Canadian Premier League, look at the top five Whitecaps goals in MLS, talk take out food with Robert Earnshaw, and the Manic Street Preachers feature in this week's Wavelength section. Have a listen!

AFTN's two part Christmas special continues with a more football related theme, but with some special festive sprinklings thrown in for good measure. It might be the festive season but it's still been a busy time in the world of football and we chat about the week's big Vancouver Whitecaps and MLS stories. Turning our attention to Christmas, Jordan Harvey, Tim Parker, Erik Hurtado, Gordon Forrest, and Robert Earnshaw tell us what Christmas day is like in their households, and Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without some games and tunes! Here's the full episode rundown:02.15: Whitecaps news of the week (Henry in, Harvey out, Blondell leaves with a bang, season opener)14.54: Christmas Dinner with Jordan Harvey17.03: Richard Herring's Emergency Christmas Questions - Part One25.20: MLS news of the week (Nashville, expansion, new additions and rumoured signings)32.07: Happy Xmas (War Is Over) - Glenn Hoddle and Tottenham 1981/82 squad35.49: Richard Herring's Emergency Christmas Questions - Part Two43.04: Christmas Dinner with Gordon Forrest47.30: Christmas Countdown54.14: Christmas Dinner with Tim Parker56.14: Richard Herring's Emergency Christmas Questions - Part Three63.09: BC Soccerweb headlines67.43: Christmas Dinner with Erik Hurtado69.06: Richard Herring's Emergency Christmas Questions - Part Four73.48: Wavelength - Half Man Half Biscuit82.36: Christmas Dinner with Robert Earnshaw84.47: Listeners Christmas football present wishlists89.05: Xmas Steps - Mogwai The AFTN Soccer Show is brought to you in partnership with BCsoccerweb.com, your one stop site for all your BC, Canadian, and North American soccer news and links. Have a listen!

The ups and downs of Vancouver Whitecaps' season have been on full display over the past two games. In true Forrest Gump style, you simply do not know what you're going to get from them, apart from perhaps not that much satisfaction in their performance. We look back at the 'Caps capitulation against New York Red Bulls, and hear from both head coaches, Vancouver's Carl Robinson and New York's Jesse Marsch. What was behind the Whitecaps formation and performance? Did anyone stand out? Can we read much into how things played out? We also look ahead to next weekend's match up with San Jose, how the MLS West might play out, and talk World Cup qualifiers and Kendall Waston's big night. And there's still time to chat with Robert Earnshaw about his favourite season and talk take out food with Jordan Harvey.

What a week in Whitecapsland! It started with a horror show Cascadia derby defeat in Seattle, was followed by a smash and grab victory in Kansas City, and ended with Vancouver Whitecaps clinching a playoff spot and needing just three more points from their remaining games to grab a first round bye. We look back at both matches, standout players, the Whitecaps tactics and hear from Vancouver head coach Carl Robinson and his Sporting KC counterpart Peter Vermes. We also turn our attention to the upcoming World Cup qualifiers with some international Whitecaps, as we talk Costa Rica with Kendall Waston, and New Zealand with Stefan Marinovic and Deklan Wynne. And there's still time to look at the death throes of WFC2, talk fish and chips with Robert Earnshaw, chat with Jordan Harvey about his favourite season, and have The Fall return for this week's Wavelength section. Here's the full episode rundown:02.29: Sporting KC v Vancouver review and analysis15.10: Carl Robinson and Peter Vermes postgame audio21.07: Sporting KC v Vancouver standout players25.17: Seattle v Vancouver - a quick post mortem30.30: Analysing the Whitecaps tactics44.20: Robert Earnshaw on Fish and Chips46.38: World Cup Whitecaps52.01: Kendall Waston interview and Costa Rica chat56.31: Stefan Marinovic and Deklan Wynne interviews, and New Zealand chat70.57: Jordan Harvey's favourite season75.26: BC Soccer Web headlines86.52: Wavelength - The Fall91.46: The future death of WFC2 The AFTN Soccer Show is brought to you in partnership with BCsoccerweb.com, your one stop site for all your BC, Canadian, and North American soccer news and links. Have a listen!

Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? The Whitecaps have won again. And they're in third place just off the lead. Are they real deal? Can they sustain this good run of form to claim a first ever Western Conference title? They got a four game home stand off to a great start against Real Salt Lake. We look back at all the ins and outs, and highs and lows, from the 3-2 win and look ahead to the next two matches against Minnesota and Columbus. Our feature interview this week is with a man who knows Columbus very well, midfielder Tony Tchani, plus we're joined on the phone by Philly.com reporter Jonathan Tannenwald and AFTN writer Chris Corrigan to look at all things MLS and Whitecaps. All this, plus we talk ice cream with Robert Earnshaw, find out if Carl Valentine fancies a chocolate digestive, and The Business return for this week's Wavelength section. Here's the full episode rundown: 01:34 Vancouver v RSL review and analysis 19.14: Carl Robinson and Mike Petke postgame audio 26.46: Vancouver v RSL standout players 28.01: Jonathan Tannenwald talks MLS 50.42: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive with Carl Valentine 54.07: Tweet Time 55.52: Chris Corrigan talks Whitecaps 65.14: Minnesota and Columbus previews 74.05: Tony Tchani interview 81.42: Whitecaps defensive midfielders and the future 87.03: Flash Five - Best African Whitecaps 93.50: Robert Earnshaw Ice Cream Man 98.19: BC Soccer Web headlines110.39: Wavelength - The Business

It's a bye week for Vancouver Whitecaps in MLS due to the international break. Seems the perfect time to have a roundtable discussion on the 'Caps season so far, the highlights and low points, and what may lie in store, and we're joined by Anna Namshirin to do just that. We also catch up with Welsh legend Robert Earnshaw to chat about his transition into coaching and his new role as Whitecaps U17 assistant coach. All this, plus our new gameshow Caps Countdown and there's more Welsh legends when Goldie Lookin' Chain are in this week's Wavelength section, Here's the full episode rundown:06.46: The 'Caps season so far and playoff hopes25.43: 'Caps Countdown - Round One30.54: The future is bright but is the future Robbo?37.24: Player of the Year so far and the key down stretch39.51: Does Robbo know his best team? Do we?!42.38: I Don't Know What I Did That For with Alphonso Davies plus Canada v Jamaica chat49.33: 'Caps Countdown - Round Two52.57: Robert Earnshaw interview64.21: The next Residency and WFC2 breakout stars68.05: Flash Five - Canadian U23 men's midfielders72.18: 'Caps Countdown - Round Three76.49: BC Soccer Web headlines86.52: Wavelength - Goldie Lookin' Chain92.26: Caps Countdown - Round Four

Vancouver Whitecaps are moving on up. Are they set to hit a purple patch of the season? Seven points from three tough matches bodes well, but can they find the consistency they are needing to take them down the stretch and finish in one of the top two places in the West. We look back at he home draw against Seattle and the win on the road in Orlando. The 'Caps gave up a lot of shots and a lot of possession but still came away with four points from the six on the table, moving them up fourth in the standings. What went right? What's a cause for concern? And what players stood out for good and bad reasons? We look at all that and more, plus we're joined by Radio Cascadia's Stephen Agen to look at the teams in the Western Conference right now and how things might shake out in the mix. And Half Man Half Biscuit return for our Wavelength section, we talk ice cream with Gordon Forrest, and find out if Robert Earnshaw fancies a Chocolate Digestive. Here's the full episode rundown:02.59: Vancouver v Seattle chat and analysis15.50: Orlando v Seattle chat and analysis24.35: Coaches audio - Carl Robinson and Jason Kreis29.23: More Orlando v Vancouver analysis and tweets44.21: Anyone fancy a chocolate digestive with Robert Earnshaw46.25: The Wild Wild West chat with Stephen Agen63.28: Flash Five - Canadian U23 females69.08: Gordon Harvey - Ice Cream Man70.38: WFC2 chat73.00: BC Soccer Web headlines81.10: Wavelength - Half Man Half Biscuit The AFTN Soccer Show is brought to you in partnership with BCsoccerweb.com, your one stop site for all your BC, Canadian, and North American soccer news and links. Have a listen!

Marc Weber joins Patrick Johnston to look at the first week of Whitecaps training camp and Robert Earnshaw's retirement-slash-move into coaching.

Vancouver Whitecaps hit the training pitch for the first time in 2016 and AFTN was there to bring you all the action! Well, all the audio. As players new and old try and make a lasting impression on 'Caps coach Carl Robinson, he'll just be hoping that one or more of his strikers can put the ball in the back of the net on a more consistent basis. We chat with two of those strikers, both of whom have been linked with moves away to pastures new this offseason, Jamaican international Darren Mattocks and Erik Hurtado. Mattocks talks about those transfer rumours, finding his international form at club level and his new found maturity and perspective as a soon to be father, while Hurtado tells us about his loan period in Norway and trying to come back and crack the 'Caps gameday squad. If both players hang around, they'll have a new striker's coach, with former Welsh international Robert Earnshaw announcing his retirement to take that position along with becoming head coach of the U14 Residency team. We chat with Earnie about his decision to retire, his coaching path, the challenges ahead, what he hopes to bring to the U14 team and a lot more. And there's still time to hear from Christian Dean about trying to unseat the centre back pairing of Waston and Parker and making an impression of his own, along with some of the big stories from the first week of preseason camp. Have a listen!

The regular season is finally over and Vancouver Whitecaps have finished second in the West and third overall in MLS. Not bad, but all the focus is now on what they can do in the playoffs. We're joined by Harjeet Johal to look back on the 'Caps 3-0 win over Houston and what we can take from it going forward in terms of form, momentum and injuries. We hear from both coaches, Vancouver's Carl Robinson and Houston's Owen Coyle, with the latter making a bold guarantee to AFTN listeners. We also catch up with goalscorer Robert Earnshaw to talk about his super quick goal after coming on as sub, his season in Vancouver so far, how he feels the 'Caps will fare in the postseason and his overall thoughts on the playoffs. Then we head into the Houston locker room to get some very honest end of season thoughts from Giles Barnes and possible Vancouver target, Will Bruin. And there's still time to look ahead to the MLS playoffs. Who will get through the first round? Who with the Whitecaps face? And who will win the whole shebang? Have a listen!

It's been a while, but we're back! Refreshed and rested after a little break, the AFTN Soccer Podcast is ready and raring to go for what will be an incredibly busy month of August for Vancouver Whitecaps. 'Caps coach Carl Robinson talks about the packed month ahead. How will he prioritise the three competitions Vancouver find themselves in? How much squad rotation will there be? What's the chances of additions to the squad? And how does he approach playing Seattle Sounders twice in the space of five days? However he does it, it'll be double the fun. We’re also joined by Harjeet Johal to talk all things Whitecaps and we hear from Russell Teibert about playing in his second MLS Homegrown game during All-Star Week under coach Landon Donovan and Mauro Rosales looks back on his first goal as a Whitecap and his latest injury. And there's still time for Robert Earnshaw to talk about his career and his Whitecaps "Teammates". Have a listen!

It's been a busy few days in Whitecapsland as the various incarnations of Vancouver Whitecaps played four games over two days and came away with just one win, two draws and a loss. The defeat came in MLS action on Saturday night where referee Dave Gantar gave the impression that he wanted to be the centre of attention. Whether he did or not, he became it anyway. We look back at just what went wrong in the Caps' 2-1 loss to DC and get the thoughts of both coaches, Vancouver's Carl Robinson and DC's Ben Olsen, along with Whitecaps captain Pedro Morales and goalkeeping rock David Ousted. We also have some exclusive chats from the victorious DC United locker room as we hear from debutant sub keeper Travis Worra, matchwinner Chris Rolfe and Perry Kitchen, and we talk with Kofi Opare about the game and the chances of him suiting up for the Canadian national team. Turning our attention to USL action, we take a brief look at WFC2's 1-1 draw with Seattle Sounders 2 on Sunday and hear from coach Alan Koch, goalscorer Robert Earnshaw and captain Tim Parker. And there's still time to have an extended one on one chat with S2 head coach Ezra Hendrickson about the game, his team's season so far and just how Seattle are looking to use their USL side.

There's been nothing but key goals so far for the Whitecaps, be they from Octavio Rivero or from Robert Earnshaw. Or Nico Mezquida. But they've not played all that great. Their coach says that. Thoughts on all this, and the Galaxy, from Patrick Johnston and Marc Weber.

Another Saturday, another late, late winning goal for Vancouver Whitecaps. It's all getting so wonderfully predictable! Portland Timbers became the latest team to be on the end of a Whitecaps smash and grab thanks to Robert Earnshaw's 90th minute winner. Nice to do that in any game but when it's in a Cascadian derby against one of your fiercest rivals, then it's even sweeter. So as you can imagine, we're pretty cock-a-hoop here at AFTN Towers as we bring you our double whammy of our Portland postgame show and a quick USL WFC2 preview podcast. We pick over the bones of the game and hear from both Vancouver coach Carl Robinson and Portland head honcho Caleb Porter, with their thoughts on how the match played out, the goals and the key players. And talking of those, we also hear from Whitecaps match winner Robert Earnshaw and the man of the match, goalkeeper David Ousted. We also hear from the Portland locker room, with the thoughts of Timbers DP Liam Ridgewell, goalscorer Fanendo Adi and defender Nat Borchers. And there's still time for a quick look at WFC2 kicking off their USL season against Seattle on Sunday, as we chat with head coach Alan Koch and captain Tyler Rosenlund. Have a listen!

In George Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-Four" Room 101 was a torture chamber filled with prisoners' fears and worst nightmares. You could imagine that a one-eyed, one-horned, flyin' purple people eater that came out of the sky might be one of the inhabitants in there. Yet, ironically, for episode 101 of "There's Still Time", the AFTN Soccer Podcast, we're hoping that the Whitecaps become such purple people monsters, devouring Orlando City in MLS action on Saturday. Fresh from their first win, and clean sheet, of the new MLS season, Vancouver head into Florida for the first time on MLS duty to face the Eastern Conference leaders. We look back on last weekend's win over Chicago and ahead to the Orlando clash. One of the standouts from the Chicago win, was Residency alumni Sam Adekugbe and we have a chat with the homegrown star about the match, the threat posed by Orlando, his battle with Jordan Harvey for the starters spot and what he's learned from the veteran defender. Setting up the Orlando match for us is another young Canadian, the number one pick in this year's MLS SuperDraft, Orlando City striker Cyle Larin. Larin chats with us about that draft day experience, his time in Orlando so far, the challenges from moving up to the pros from the college game, this weekend's match-up with Vancouver and the Canadian national team's World Cup hopes. We also hear from both coaches, Carl Robinson and Adrian Heath with their thoughts about the match and Robbo talks Robert Earnshaw, squad tinkering and the form of Pedro Morales. All that and there's still time for Carl Robinson's Big Question. Have a listen!

Vancouver Whitecaps are still camping hard in the hope that the 2015 MLS season will actually get underway on time. It's a buoyant 'Caps camp, but then again, when is it not? Coming off a 6-0 friendly win on Sunday helps of course. We look back at the UVIC Vikes match-up and ask if there was really much than you can take from such a hammering? One of the standout players on Sunday though was young Canadian internationalist Marco Bustos. We speak one-on-one with Bustos about his first camp as a MLS pro, how he's progressing and his hopes for the season. A player who is hoping to build upon a great MLS season last year is Whitecaps goalkeeper David Ousted. The great Dane led the league with 13 clean sheets. Can we expect more of the same or even better? And how will the chemistry be with a new central defensive pairing in front of him? Ousted chats about all this and more. From those with contracts, to one hoping to earn one. We ran our written interview with Welsh striker Robert Earnshaw last week, but if you missed it or if you want more, here's our full exclusive chat with the goalscorer that may be the answer to the Whitecaps search for a veteran forward. And there's still time to feature a quick roundtable chat around the Collective Bargaining Agreement that could mean a MLS players' strike. Will it come to this? We hope not, but the players have our full support. Have a listen!

Not that is was in the first place, but it has become a broken record and painful each week to discuss a late goal that sinks TFC. A 1-0 defeat off of a Logan Emory mistake leaves the Reds with nothing but heartache as they did enough to come away with the very least one point. Aside from this, there are still talking points, mostly the premier of Matias Laba and the cooling off of Robert Earnshaw. With San Jose mid-week, Toronto will likely be looking ahead to a 10-day break in order to sort out this poor run over the last two weeks.

Roche talks to Toronto FC and Welsh international forward Robert Earnshaw talks about joining Major League Soccer and his life in T-Dot. In the second segment, senior writer for Sports Illustrated, Grant Wahl joins the show to discuss the current MLS season.

How's that for glass half full? The Reds might have quite been able to break the late conceded goal curse, but there are positives to draw on in a 2-2 tie with the LA Galaxy. The return of Luis Silva brought an immediate impact, and Robert Earnshaw continues his scoring streak. Defending still is a concern as there is a question mark over who can cover the flanks as both goals came down the right side. Looking ahead, Toronto will need to tighten the reigns if they are to keep moving upwards when FC Dallas and Kenny Cooper come to town next weekend.

Toronto FC shock all as they down MLS Cup favourites Sporting Kansas City 2-1 in their home opener. A Robert Earnshaw brace proved last week was no fluke as his early energy this time resulted in a goal and he followed it up with a penalty conversion. The defence held their own through the second half onslaught to put TFC a step ahead of 2012 and give supporters some more optimism in these early weeks of their transition into Season Seven.