Podcast appearances and mentions of Ryan Gauld

Chance Hymas had his coming of age ride at Thunder Valley and went 1-1 for a dominant round in Colorado. Tim Cotter joins us to talk High Point and the MX series in general. Jeremy Martin's comeback to motocross did not go as planned and he's on to talk about the surprises and the future. Garrett Marchbanks has had a solid start to the MX series and he's on to talk about his goals for the rest of 2025. Ryan Gauld is on to talk Phil and Canadian Motocross. Filthy is in studio!!

Send us a textRussell, Gavin, and Beau recap an exciting week 12 of MLS regular season actionTimestamps00:00 Intro12:07 Major League Soccer Overview18:30 Chicago Fire vs Atlanta United24:22 Minnesota United vs Inter Miami29:35 Revisiting Predictions: Atlanta and Galaxy30:23 Toronto FC vs DC United31:06 Cincinnati's Homecoming and Penalty Controversy37:15 Austin's Tactical Issues and Squad Building41:22 Montreal's First Win and NYCFC's Struggles46:19 LA Galaxy's Historic Loss and Team Morale53:26 New England Revolution's Resurgence01:00:49 Philadelphia Union vs. Columbus Crew Breakdown01:07:23 FC Dallas vs. Real Salt Lake Insights01:12:21 Diego Luna's Impact and Future01:25:41 Houston Dynamo vs. Seattle Sounders Review01:32:08 Nashville vs. Charlotte: A Tactical Analysis01:37:18 St. Louis' Struggles: Coaching and Player Performance01:48:00 Colorado Rapids vs. San Jose Earthquakes: A Tale of Two Teams01:54:41 Match Analysis: Portland Timbers vs Sporting Kansas City01:57:59 Sporting Kansas City's Struggles and Future Prospects02:00:22 Vancouver Whitecaps vs LAFC: A Competitive Clash02:03:52 Impact of Ryan Gauld's Return on Vancouver's Performance02:08:22 Tristan Blackman's Role in Vancouver's Success02:11:26 LAFC's Individual Brilliance vs Team Cohesion02:14:43 Cengiz Under: A Flop Signing?Support the show

Welcome in for another edition of the Morning Espresso from the SDH Network, brought to you by Oglethorpe University, Atlanta's premier undergraduate learning experience and soccer powerhouse.Awful way for Atleti to be eliminated by Real Madrid in the Champions League yesterday. Losing in a penalty shootout is always brutal, even more so against your eternal rivals after winning on the night (Connor Gallagher's 1st minute goal set the table for an epic night). But losing due to a rarely seen situation that is still not 100% clear after watching it almost 100 times is really rough. UEFA said in-ball technology was not used to determine the double touch from Julian Alvarez on his penalty attempt. If additional cameras other than the broadcast cameras were used, I hope UEFA will walk the public through the process because the decision came very quickly in a situation that to the normal eye was not clear cut. And the bigger issue coming from this is one of fairness. A goalkeeper intentionally coming off their line early to make a save results in a retake, a kicker accidentally slipping and hitting the ball twice unintentionally results in a miss... this doesn't make sense and isn't equal. Time for IFAB to fix this in my opinion. Lille took the lead early over Dortmund, but the Germans held their nerve and found two second-half goals to advance to the quarterfinals. They're joined by Arsenal and Aston Villa, who handled their business comfortably on the night. The first legs of the quarterfinals will take place on April 8-9, second legs take place one week later. In the first leg, PSG will host Aston Villa, Arsenal will host Real Madrid, Barcelona will host Dortmund, and Bayern will host Inter.Vancouver went to Mexico and eliminated Monterrey after a 2-2 draw on the night that saw them overcome a dubious penalty given and converted by Sergio Ramos, and copious amounts of additional stoppage time given. The Whitecaps advanced on away goals with USMNT striker Brian White scoring the crucial goal from the bench. It's even more impressive that Vancouver did this with White coming off the bench and Ryan Gauld and Jayden Nelson unavailable. LA Galaxy won their first competitive match of 2025 handily, beating Herediano 4-1 to advance to the Concacaf Champions Cup quarterfinals. Club America thrashed Chivas 4-0 to also advance. Miami is in Jamaica tonight to determine the final quarterfinalist, the Herons have a 2-0 lead. Lionel Messi made the trip, but we'll see if he makes the field. Congrats to ESPN legend Bob Ley for being named the recipient of the 2025 Colin Jose Media Award by the National Soccer Hall of Fame. Bob covered soccer throughout his time at ESPN from 1979-2015, 10 World Cups in total, the growth of MLS, and so many other critical moments in U.S. soccer history.

Welcome in for another edition of the Morning Espresso from the SDH Network, brought to you by Oglethorpe University, Atlanta's premier undergraduate learning experience and soccer powerhouse. Disappointing/frustrating draw for Atlanta United against the New York Red Bulls on Saturday night at the Benz. The visitors did not test Brad Guzan at all in the match, but Atlanta was unable to take advantage of 5 big chances in the first half and some very strong play.  Miami comes to town next weekend, they managed to beat Charlotte while playing with 10 for the majority of the match yesterday. Lionel Messi was an unused substitute yesterday, mainly due to the way the game played out with the first half red card to the goalkeeper Oscar Ustari followed by getting the lead and then defending deeper. Charlotte did not manage a shot on goal in the match.  Philadelphia and Vancouver remain perfect with three wins in three tries this season. Ryan Gauld left the match for the Whitecaps in the first half with a non-contact knee injury though, which is a massive concern for them.  Seattle throttled LAFC 5-2, Jordan Morris became the club's all-time leading scorer, Paul Rothrock starred in the win, but Pedro de la Vega left with an injury in the first half. The Sounder next go to Mexico, where they haven't won in their last 7 tries, to face Cruz Azul in the second leg of their Concacaf Champions Cup Round of 16 matchup after a scoreless draw in the first leg.  Kansas City has lost 10 straight in all competitions (plus 6 preseason losses) after a loss in DC on Saturday night. They lost 10 straight during the 2024 season as well, and lost 10 straight to open the 2023 season, and had a 7-game losing streak in 2022. When will things improve for SKC? When will they improve for Portland as well? James Pantemis made two penalty saves in the first 20 minutes but the Timbers still lost 2-0 in Nashville.  The LA Galaxy lost their 4th straight to open 2025, 2-0 at home to St. Louis. Marco Reus has not been the Riqui Puig replacement Greg Vanney hoped for, and they're missing Dejan Jovelic as well, and now they have to get a win against Herediano to advance in Concacaf Champions Cup. The Premier League Summer Series is coming back to Atlanta on August 3rd. Another huge crowd is expected at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for Bournemouth vs West Ham followed by Everton vs Manchester United. More than 20 soccer games at the Benz this season are on the books and crowds will exceed one million for the year by a pretty wide margin.  Real Madrid pulls even with Barcelona at the top of La Liga. The Blaugrana did not play over the weekend, as their match was postponed followed the unexpected death of a team doctor.  Milan rumors heating up the tabloids in Italy with meetings to hire a new sporting director expected shortly and that could lead to a new manager hire in the summer.  Other nuggets included in the podcast. Thanks for subscribing to SDH on YouTube, wherever you get your podcasts, and on your preferred social media platforms!

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, CONCACAF Champions Cup, and FIFA chat. The Whitecaps keep rolling with a very strong performance against Mexican powerhouse CF Monterrey in Champions Cup action, followed by a victory over CF Montreal in MLS action in their Canadian derby that saw them go top of the Western Conference standings. We pick over the bones of both matches and the main talking points coming out of them. We look at the standout performances, chat about Jesper Sorensen's early enforced use of his squad depth, and ponder just how much Ryan Gauld's knee injury could derail the 'Caps excellent start depending on how severe it is and how quickly the club act to bring in another piece. We also chat with Montreal's Canadian midfielder Victor Loturi about coming back to Canada to play in MLS, his time in Scotland, and how playing in the CPL shaped him as a player. It's also been a newsworthy week for FIFA with the 2026 World Cup countdown continuing apace and we talk halftime shows, government taskforces, bitcoin, weather concerns, further expansion to 64 teams, and Canada's latest plans. All of this, plus Sleeper kick off their residency as our Album of the Month, there's another Britpop song, and it's Football Violence Awareness Month in Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.28: Intro - CPL preseason, extra podcasts, jersey chat 12.30: Will Whitecaps' blistering start be derailed by Gauld injury? 22.28: Whitecaps very much in the hunt against Monterrey 60.05: Dominant Vancouver dispatch Montreal 100.41: Victor Loturi interview 110.15: FIFA World Cup 2026 chat - halftime shows, bitcoin, 64 team expansion, weather concerns 150.20: Wavelength - Slaughter and the Dogs - Where Have All The Bootboys Gone? 157.20: Goodbyes - Bayern are 125, East Fife back to winning ways, Clyde Only Fans controversy!

Maximus Vohland is finally back from injury and looking to stay back this time, to finally achieve what we can all see is a high threshold for skill and success. He joins us to talk about his long torturous road to recovery and working toward 2025. Kailub Russell is back and here to tell everyone, he expects to win. Ryan Gauld is on to.... well let's be real, he's here to make us laugh and laugh some more. Wil Hahn is in Studio with Kellen Brauer and you guessed right, this is indeed a GREAT RADIO SHOW BRO!!

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, and general soccer chat, in what's been another eventful week in the world of Canadian football. It's D & D time in North American soccer, but instead of rolling the dice for some fantasy fun, it's clubs doing so in terms of a multitude of Drafts and Draws. Last week saw an insufferable draw for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, that doesn't bode well for what the one for the 2026 World Cup will look like, and there's a plethora of draws and drafts coming up over the next fortnight. Seattle will be hosting six matches in the Club World Cup. Will there even be one or will the players revolt? And what lessons, good and bad, might we glean for 2026 from the tournament's format and kick off times? MLS Commissioner Don Garber gave his annual State of the League address last week. We pick over the bones of the main takeaways and talking points around the future schedule, how MLS will approach the various cup competitions next year, Apple TV metrics, and more. Our feature interview this episode is with the Whitecaps Canadian Championship hero, goalkeeper Isaac Boehmer. It's been quite the 2024 for Isaac and we recap it here, as he battles for the number one jersey with the 'Caps next year. Could he also earn his first Canadian call-up in Jesse Marsch's Camp Poutine? And how is Muffin getting on? We get all the important answers! All of this plus Ryan Gauld muses about Scotland's Nations League campaign and looks ahead to this Friday's UEFA World Cup qualifying draw, Forge FC head coach Bobby Smyrniotis talks to us about the upcoming CONCACAF Champions Cup draw and next year's Canadian Championship, and music-wise we kick off our 2024 Festive 15 with the songs that came in at the numbers 10 to 12 positions. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.24: Intro - advent calendars, a day with Dick, Spotify wrapped 15.21: Seattle host six matches after insufferable Club World Cup draw 39.40: Whitecaps, Cavalry, and Forge will soon learn Champions Cup fate 43.23: Bobby Smyrniotis on Champions Cup and Canadian Championship 52.37: AFTN's 2024 Festive 15 - #12 Lambrini Girls - Company Culture 57.05: Garber's MLS State of the League - the main talking points 93.07: LA Galaxy win 6th MLS Cup 105.06: AFTN's 2024 Festive 15 - #11 Sputn1k - Boys Never Cry 108.15: Isaac Boehmer interview 132.36: AFTN's 2024 Festive 15 - #10 Mogwai - Lion Rumpus 137.25: Ryan Gauld talks Scotland, Nations League, and World Cup qualification 145.25: Wavelength - Halftime Oranges - Yesterday's Hero

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, and general soccer chat, in what's been another eventful week in the world of Canadian football. The fallout from Vanni Sartini's sacking continues in Vancouver in what has been somewhat of a managerial merry-go-round in MLS these past two months and he was joined in the employment line this past week by John Herdman in Toronto. We look at Herdman's departure at TFC, ponder what's next for him and Vanni, and look again at some of the candidates to replace them in what is now a very busy market. Plus we get the thoughts of Whitecaps captain Ryan Gauld on Sartini leaving the Whitecaps. Our feature interview this episode is with Whitecaps 18-year-old midfielder Jeevan Badwal. We chat with the homegrown star about his whirlwind past two years, signing his first MLS deal, what lies ahead, the pressure of trying to be the South Asian player that breaks through, playing in a World Cup, and more. We continue our Whitecaps awards for 2024, handing out gongs for Game, Goal, Save, and Miss of the Year. Plus we talk MLS Cup, FA Cup, Alphonso Davies' DUI, and music-wise we kick off our 2024 Festive 15 with the songs that came in at the numbers 13 to 15 positions. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.06: Intro - Tayay fever, Ted Lasso, Phonzie DUI, FA Cup drama 17.22: It's LA v NY in MLS Cup as Puig tears ACL 24.50: Ryan Gauld on Vanni Sartini's departure 40.26: AFTN's 2024 Festive 15 - #15 Kosmetika - Pictures Are Gone 45.00: MLS Managerial Merry-go-round - Herdman out in Toronto 61.15: MLS Managerial Merry-go-round - What's next for Whitecaps and TFC? 76.43: Few surprises with Whitecaps roster decisions 83.41: AFTN's 2024 Festive 15 - #14 Mayflower Madame - A Foretold Ecstasy 89.11: Jeevan Badwal interview 118.15: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive? - Jeevan Badwal 122.00: AFTN's 2024 Festive 15 - #13 Mog - Playing Along 125.45: AFTN's Whitecaps 2024 awards - Game, Goal, Save and Miss of the Year 149.17: Wavelength - Paul Nicholas - Yesterday's Hero

It's Episode 336, and, yes, for the 11th time in two seasons, it's about Vancouver. This one, however, stung, as LAFC put up their worst performance on the road in quite some time in a 3-0 loss to Vancouver in the second match of the best-of-three First Round Playoff affair. In a goal eerily resembling the stoppage-timer from last match, Ryan Gauld got the home side off to a dream start just 10 minutes in. Three minutes later, the Ryan-to-Ryan connection was made for the first time this season, as Ryn Gauld found a streaking... Ryan Hollingshead... with a deft cross, and the home side was up 2-0. Though LAFC put up a solid effort for the first 20 minutes of the second half, the nail was provided by one of our own, as Eddie Segura put away another beautiful ball by Ryan Gauld to make it 3-0. Yikes. Also on this episode... not much else. Yes, we talk about the first IG post in LAFC history, and Mario expecting a baby boy, but at the end of the day... it's the Whitecaps. Again. But don't worry, the boys will be ready to do it one more time in 2024, as LAFC takes on Vancouver on Friday to settle the series, with the season on the line. Enjoy!

Best weekend of the year in MLS has come and gone so it's time for the Soccerwise squad to get to work. Tom & David jump on to talk about the epic scenes we saw across the league from Daniel Edelman's clincher to Ryan Gauld taking the series back to LA and everything in between. 5:40 Red Bulls Historic Upset 21:00 Columbus Crew's Future Question Marks 31:06 LA Galaxy & The Killer Ps 37:48 Reacting To Colorado Rapids Season 42:30 Minnesota United Ahead Of Schedule 50:40 RSL & Chicho's Future 55:30 Preview LA v MIN 58:40 What Happened To Houston? 1:04:30 Seattle Back To Where They Belong Soccerwise Live 2pm ET Every Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday on Youtube/Twitch/Twitter

Phil Goodlad and Joelle Murray discuss all the big talking points in the national game. They preview the second leg of the Scotland Women's National Team's Euro 2025 playoff with Hungary and hear from Alexandre Gangue-Ruzic in Canada as Ryan Gauld and Stuart Armstrong try to help Vancouver Whitecaps get through the MLS playoffs.

After a day away from the ice, the Canucks get back to practice ahead of Saturday's game vs the Penguins. Matt and Blake get into the ins and outs of the group on the ice, and who they might face in goal on the other side as well. Plus, reaction the to the Pettersson-Miller skirmish reached the national level? Rinkwide's Jeff Paterson joins the guys live from practice with his take on the week for the Canucks, and how Elias Pettersson can silence the noise. Jeff gets into the maturation of JT Miller as well, and the lack of a Räty recall so far. Then it's the Whitecaps' Ryan Gauld, fresh off an historic performance vs Portland in the playoffs, previewing Game 1 vs LAFC and reflecting on a career night vs the Timbers. All that, plus a BC Lion gets a piece of history as well, and the Seahawks injury report ahead of their game vs Buffalo.

Whitecaps' Ryan Gauld, fresh off an historic performance vs Portland in the playoffs, previewing Game 1 vs LAFC and reflecting on a career night vs the Timbers.

After a day away from the ice, the Canucks get back to practice ahead of Saturday's game vs the Penguins. Matt and Blake get into the ins and outs of the group on the ice, and who they might face in goal on the other side as well. Plus, reaction the to the Pettersson-Miller skirmish reached the national level? Rinkwide's Jeff Peterson joins the guys live from practice with his take on the week for the Canucks, and how Elias Pettersson can silence the noise. Jeff gets into the maturation of JT Miller as well, and the lack of a Räty recall so far. Then it's the Whitecaps' Ryan Gauld, fresh off an historic performance vs Portland in the playoffs, previewing Game 1 vs LAFC and reflecting on a career night vs the Timbers. All that, plus a BC Lion gets a piece of history as well, and the Seahawks injury report ahead of their game vs Buffalo. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Whitecaps' Ryan Gauld, fresh off an historic performance vs Portland in the playoffs, previewing Game 1 vs LAFC and reflecting on a career night vs the Timbers.

In hour one, Mike & Jason look back at the previous day in sports (3:00), they talk an impressive 5-0 Whitecaps wild card win over the Timbers in Portland (6:00), they discuss a fiesty Canucks practice yesterday (12:00), the boys chat some baseball playoffs w/ MLB Network's Adnan Virk (28:03), plus they talk some more Elias Pettersson (36:00). This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

In this episode of The People's Show, Bik Nizzar dives into the latest with the Seattle Seahawks after their tough Thursday night loss to the 49ers. Stacy Jo Rost joins to discuss Geno Smith's accuracy, the critical matchup against Josh Allen and the Bills, and the Seahawks' chances in the NFC West. Brian White, Striker for the Vancouver Whitecaps shares insights on their road success, the chemistry with Ryan Gauld, and preparations for a crucial clash with LAFC. Plus, Ken Priestlay breaks down the Canucks' rocky start to the season, Elias Pettersson's early struggles, and the team's power play resurgence. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, CPL, and international football chat and interviews. The Whitecaps are slumping and at the worst possible time, with the MLS playoffs fast approaching. Back-to-back home losses against Seattle Sounders and Minnesota United have seen the 'Caps in danger of being in the play-in game to get into the full postseason. We pick over the bones of those two horrible performances, try and pin down where it's all going wrong and why, and look at the lie of the land across MLS. At least Ryan Gauld is back and our feature interview is with the Whitecaps captain as we talk about earning his first senior Scotland cap and his whole experiences around his first two games. Plus we find out what is he going to do with his jerseys and how disappointing was it to find out you don't get an actual cap any more?! We also look at MLS continuing to play matches in the international break and Vanni Sartini, Axel Schuster, and Jesse Marsch weigh in with their thoughts on that. Turning our attention to the CPL, we look at the weekend's action and the fierce battle for the 5th and final playoff spot. Plus we chat with head coaches Afshin Ghotbi, Patrice Gheisar, Tommy Wheeldon Jr, and James Merriman after the latest round of matches. Plus we catch up with Jay Herdman to talk about his loan move to Cavalry, how he's fitting in, and his first CPL goal. All of this, plus there's more Britpop chat and music, Kinky Machine begin their stint as our Album of the Month, and Sir Robert Orange Peel return in Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.28: Intro - road trips, gas prices, and footballing fortnights 09.45: Whitecaps' back to back home defeats cause concern 44.12: Where is it all going wrong for the 'Caps and why? 59.53: MLS round-up and the lie of the land 80.40: Playing through the international window - Axel, Vanni & Marsch weigh in 101.05: Ryan Gauld interview 117.22: CPL round-up and coaches audio 157.45: Jay Herdman on Cavalry loan deal 162.30: Wavelength - Sir Robert Orange Peel - Spiralling Out Of Control

Andy Bargh is joined by Lewis Irons from BBC Scotland and Calum Brown from BEIN Sports to chat about Steve Clarke's Scotland squad. West Ham's Andy Irving, Preston's Liam Lindsay and Aberdeen's Nicky Devlin are brought in with injuries throughout midfield and defence. Ryan Gauld and Ben Doak are included again and Craig Gordon is recalled, while Che Adams is back in the mix after recovering from a knock and finding form in Italy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In hour three, Mike & Jason chat with Whitecaps attacking midfielder Ryan Gauld (1:59) about his season thus far, as well as his upcoming international play for Scotland, plus the boys chat with Abbotsford Canucks head coach Manny Malhotra (23:03) on the Young Stars tourney, as well as the upcoming season for Abby. This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, MLS, Canadian national team, and international football chat and interviews. It's been another big week for Canadian soccer, at both club and country level, and we kick things off chatting about Canada's men's national team's historic, and dominant, win over the US on Saturday. It was a performance that showed the growth of the side under Jesse Marsch and also tantalizes with this being only just the beginning. We also look at the Canadian women's U20s run at the FIFA World Cup that's seen them reach the knockout stages. Turning our attention to the domestic game, an undermanned Whitecaps dropped another two points at home in MLS action. We chat about the Dallas game, the continuing costly home form, look at some of the depth players called into this match, and the current lie of the land in the MLS West. Plus we hear and talk about Caleb Porter's all-time epic rant about our least favourite referee, Tim Ford. We've two interviews in this episode. First up is WFC2 forward Nicolas Fleuriau Chateau. We chat with Nico about his experiences being called up to the first team, making his MLS debut in Montreal, his home debut against Dallas, and more. Next up is Vancouver FC defender James Cameron, and we chat with the BC boy about signing his first pro deal, his growth, the current season, his Canada experiences, and his hopes for the future. All of this, plus we look at the weekend's CPL action, there's more Britpop chat and music, Big Country continue their stint as our Album of the Month, and Armchair Loyal are back in Wavelength with a fitting song about referees! Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.27: Intro 04.00: Canada dominate US eh in friendly win 21.00: Canada women's U20s advance to World Cup knockout stage 33.50: Ryan Gauld gets his first Scotland caps 42.35: Undermanned Whitecaps drop two big points at home to Dallas 69.50: Caleb Porter loses it with referee Tim Ford 80.45: More Britpop chat! 68.05: Nicolas Fleuriau Chateau interview and discussion 98.15: A look at the Whitecaps' depth and player performances 111.55: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive - Fafa Picault 114.26: Whitecaps Girls Elite secure historic Champions Cup victory 121.35: James Cameron interview 140.50: CPL round-up 159.35: Wavelength - Armchair Loyal - Public Elleray Number One

Vancouver Whitecaps head coach Vanni Sartini joins the FP crew to chat everything from Ryan Gauld finally getting capped with Scotland, his love for Vancouver and its vibrant community, his thoughts on VAR and his approach to coaching the modern player.Vanni also discusses how to improve the beautiful game and why he may just wear tear away pants on the touchline for the #CanChamp final vs #TFClive GET IN!Presenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Amy Walsh & Dan WongButt Head: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/ProducerThis podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.Parental discretion is advisedwearefootyprime.comX @footy_primeTikTok @FootyPrimePodcastYoutube @FootyPrimePodcastIG FootyPrimeIGFacebook Footy Prime The PodcastEmail footyprimepodcast@gmail.comONE BALL GIN https://www.nickel9distillery.com/products/footy-prime-one-ball-gin Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We have Rockstar Husqvarna's Malcolm Stewart to talk about finishing his first Pro Motocross championship in ten years and how he feels going into SMX. Carter Gray is an amateur who will be racing the 65cc World All-Stars in Charlotte this weekend. We'll talk to him about that and jumping the triple last year on a Cobra. Then Ryan Gauld will join us to discuss the PulpMX Ride Day. We also cold call Hudson 'Turd' Short to get his side of the Darkside takeout. As always we'll have our Yamaha Motor USA Highs and Lows, the X Brand Forum Check-In, and all the other segments you've come to expect. Also email us at  MotoxpodShow@gmail.com with your Highs and Lows, picks, or any other comments you may have. Don't forget the MotoXpod Show is presented by Yamaha Motor USA and Race Tech and can be heard live on Tuesday nights on the Vital MX YouTube channel. 

We're back with another episode of Glory Days of Gold, the East Fife and Scottish football podcast recorded across two continents. East Fife have been flying the last two matches. Two victories, nine goals scored, no goals conceded from open play, and most importantly, playing as a team with everyone contributing. Michael, Gordon, Doug, and Aaron are back to look at the last two games and what it means for the season to come. Too early for the parade planning? Is a league and cup double on the cards? Are we an injury or two away from it being a whole different story? We delve into all of that, look at the excellent depth we've seen the past few games, the outstanding form of Fash, and a lot more. Plus there's still time to look ahead to Scotland kicking off the new Nations League campaign and we chat with Ryan Gauld about his first senior call-up to the national team.

Canada's National Men's Head Coach Jesse Marsch drops by the pod to explain just how you sign a dual National? Something Canada Soccer has made a priority since its solid performance at Copa America. Not surprisingly, Marsch explains how he is now receiving calls from players and agents, rather than just the other way around. From Daniel Jebbison to Ryan Gauld, the feelers are out according to Marsch.GET IN!Presenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Amy Walsh & Dan WongHR Manager: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/ProducerThis podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.Parental discretion is advisedwearefootyprime.comX @footy_primeTikTok @FootyPrimePodcastYoutube @FootyPrimePodcastIG FootyPrimeIGFacebook Footy Prime The PodcastEmail footyprimepodcast@gmail.comONE BALL GIN https://www.nickel9distillery.com/products/footy-prime-one-ball-gin Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Pacific FC, Vancouver Rise, Vancouver FC, Canadian Championship, Major League Soccer, Canadian Premier League, and MLS Next Pro chat. Phew, that's a lot of bases to cover, but we do it and we're joined by Harjeet Johal to help us along! We kick things off looking at the Whitecaps Canadian Championship semi-final. The threepeat awaits when they play TFC next month, in a tournament that already needs another revamping. We delve into the win over Pacific and get the thoughts of both head coaches, Vanni Sartini and James Merriman. Keeping the Whitecaps chat going we look ahead to the return to MLS action, as Vanni shares his thoughts about the season run-in, and we chat with Ryan Gauld about his Scotland call-up. Plus we look at what the injury to Brian White might mean to the Whitecaps and ponder if there will be any cuss words dropped against Austin. The big news story this week on the women's side was the launch of new Northern Super League side Vancouver FC. We chat with Chief Business Officer Sinead King and Sporting Director Stephanie Labbe and discuss the new name and branding, where the team might play, what kind of crowds they're expecting, when with a head coach and players start to be announced, what quality we can expect from the new league, and more. All of this, plus we look at WFC2's playoff push and chat with head coach Ricardo Clark, look at Vancouver FC's hugely important and dramatic late win against Valour in the CPL, and chat with VFC's birthday boy match winner Ayman Sellouf and head coach Afshin Ghotbi. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.25: Intro 04.23: The Whitecaps Canadian Championship threepeat is on 20.15: The Canadian Championship format needs to change 31.08: Aussie's swearing upsets MLS! 36.15: The Whitecaps playoff hopes very much in own hands 46.27: Ryan Gauld finally earns Scotland call-up 57.05: Vancouver Rise FC are born - what we know so far 103.20: WFC2's playoff push continues 113.30: 10-man Vancouver FC win at the death 127.37: Wavelength - The LaFontaines - Scotland, Bonnie Scotland

Fresh off his appearance at the Vet MXdN Steve is on the show with newly crowned 450MX Champ Chase Sexton to talk about that goal achieved. Phil Nicoletti joins us for his first show appearance after his racing career has been capped off at Ironman MX. Ryan The Newf Lockhart calls in to take massive crap from Gauldy of course and to talk about the weekend across the pond. Ryan Villopoto is also on the show to talk about the Vet MXdN from his perspective. Gauldy and Tyler Medaglia of Team CANADA are in studio!!

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Kevin Thomson and John Walker to assess the Scotland squad selected to face Portugal and Poland in the Nations League. Amongst other things they give their thoughts on Ryan Gauld's long-anticipated call-up and reflect on what Steve Clarke had to say to the media. They also discuss Ianis Hagi's future at Rangers after the Romania midfielder took to social media to insist he's still willing to ‘help, work and fight' for the club. Get in touch. Our email address is Scottishfootball@bbc.co.uk

Only four centre-backs have been included in Steve Clarke's squad for the Nations League matches against Poland and Portugal and with a few wingers in Doak, Forrest and Morgan called-up, will the Scotland manager change shape? Ryan Gauld finally gets his chance to impress the manager in training with Max Johnston also included to contend at right-back. Steve Clarke wasn't happy with a line of questioning about the summer's failure, which is discussed as well, on top of the latest moves made by Scottish players in the transfer window. Host Andy Bargh is joined by Alan Risk from the Air Force Wan Twitter page as well as commentator Calum Brown. Please leave a nice rating and tell your pals if you're enjoying the pod! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Canadian national team, Copa America, and Euro 2024 chat, and we're joined once again this week by Felipe Vallejo to talk about it all. It was a two-game home stand for the Whitecaps this week and to quote Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine, you win some and you lose some, and I've lost the will to lose. That about sums up how I feel about the 'Caps home form, where they've now dropped 16 points so far this season. We look at the main talking points coming out of the win over Kansas City and the loss in the seven-goal thriller to Houston, including the concerning knee injury to their talismanic captain Ryan Gauld. The MLS transfer window is open. The Whitecaps rumours haven't been plentiful but the club will definitely be making some additions, but may also be losing some players. We look at the apparent imminent arrival of Colombian defender Edier Ocampo and the possible departures of Fafa Picault and Javain Brown, plus we look at the new MLS roster rules and how they may impact the Whitecaps in this transfer window and beyond. And there's still time to talk Canadian Premier League, League1 BC, and the Canadian national teams. Plus Cork band The Frank and Walters continue as Album of the Month, we take you back to 1974, and we've an England Euros 2024 song in Wavelength now that they didn't win it and aren't quite as insufferable! This episode of the podcast is brought to you by Recovery Family Law, family law lawyers in Surrey, working with clients to get excellent results. They support AFTN, go and support them for all your family legal needs. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.08: Intro 05.12: Whitecaps win at home to KC 14.20: Gauld injured as Whitecaps downed by Dynamo 45.33: Home form continues to plague Whitecaps 53.32: This Week In Whitecapsland 1974 59.40: New faces imminent but will Fafa and Javain move on? 78.20: The new MLS DP and U22 roster rules and the Whitecaps 92.00: Edier Ocampo to Vancouver transfer rumours 99.40: League1 BC semis set as Whitecaps women add players 107.12: Devin O'Hea joins Pacific and CPL round-up 129.55: Good start for Canada U20s at CONCACAF qualifiers 133.33: Canadian women set to kick off Olympic defence 136.45: Wavelength - Big Shaq - Like Wot

On this week's episode, Blake and Brian recap MLS Fantasy Rd. 16 and Preview Rd. 17 including: - Away defenders, not claiming Ivacic's CS, Thommy over Russell and more Dropping Points from Rd. 16 - Carles Gil is heating up, the Revs found their CB pair, the Ferreira/Musa partnership in Dallas isn't working, and more from Rd. 16 - Carranza/Morris making moves and other news from around MLS - Rd. 17 matchups to target: LAG v. SKC, RBNY v. NSH, Rapids v. ATX, TFC v. CHI, Philly v. MIA + more - Tap-In, 50/50, Long Shot: Puig/Arango, Gomez/Almada, Abada/McGlynn - Start/Bench/Sell: Forsberg, Santi Rodriguez, Ryan Gauld v. Navarro, Carranza, Pec - Lineup Grades + SO MUCH MORE

Chase Sexton had everyone buzzing after his incredible second 450 moto at Hangtown where he crashed in turn 2 and charged from last to first by the last lap!! He's on to talk about getting comfortable on the KTM and his expectations for the rest of 2024. Jeremy Coker of the Star Racing Yamaha team is on to talk about BluCru and what it's like managing the biggest team in the pits. Jason Bonham the legendary drummer and son of also legendary John Bonham of Led Zeppelin is on to talk about MOTO!! Yes, this guy is a huge moto fan, awesome! Ryan Gauld is on to talk about the Canadian moto series and falling for scam airline sites. JT, Dalton and Anthony, all of Fly racing are in studio!!

Hello Colorado Rapids fans. This week on Holding The High Line, it's a long show. Rabbi and Red banter about chief scout Chris Zitterbart leaving the club for Philadelphia Union. Also, what does Jesse Marsch getting the Canada job mean for Moise Bombito? We recap that game against San Jose Earthquakes. Were the three offside goals correctly called? How good were Rafael Navarro and Omir Fernandez? Is it time to talk about Sam Vines? What went wrong defensively and why did the team collapse? Also, good for William Yarbrough in his first return to DICK's Sporting Goods Park. Then we look ahead to the Pids first Double Game Week of the season. Are Vancouver Whitecaps an MLS dark horse? What can we expect from Ryan Gauld and Brian White? Then we look ahead to Leg 2 of the Rocky Mountain Cup. Chicho Arango is scoring goals for fun. Real Salt Lake are top of the Western Conference. It's a big week for Colorado, especially given how Saturday went. We end the show with some Ask HTHLs. There's lots of players talk. Also, who wins in a battle between RapidMan and Leo the Lion. We have partnered with BETUS. Get a 125% bonus on your first three deposits when you use our link. They are even doing Concacaf competitions now.

Vancouver Whitecaps captain Ryan Gauld joins Jonathan Sutherland to discuss his career to date and how he's loving life in Canada. He reflects on breaking through as a teenager at Dundee United and reveals why Scottish football just doesn't suit him. Having recently signed a new four-year deal, he also talks about why both he and his club are ‘in a really good place' and assesses the impact Lionel Messi has had on MLS.

Matt and Jeff discuss the 5-1 loss to the Kings and whether their play over the last fortnight is a blip or something deeper, as the Canucks fall out of first place in the overall league standings. They talk about Rick Tocchet's harsh comments on his team, 6-7 guys not going, "egregious" details, having "lost" their staples of playing without the puck, that Elias Pettersson needs to get going, the criticism of Quinn Hughes and Filip Hronek. They analyze the events of this week on the Pettersson contract front: the Carolina offer, the Canucks drawing a line in the sand to eliminate the distraction for club and player alike, and speculate on the length and value of the contract. They also discuss the latest trade deadline reports, evaluate the market, size up Patrik Allvin's comments to in-house media about targets and prospect Jonathan Lekkerimäki, plus shout out the 2024 inductees to the B.C. Hockey Hall of Fame. Patrick Johnston joins to discuss the loss to L.A., the recent run of play, Tocchet's mood, Hughes' struggles, sagging goaltending, plus the saga of Pettersson this week, and his trade deadline wish list. Axel Schuster, Whitecaps CEO, joins to talk about Saturday's home/season opener vs Charlotte. He talks about an improved team, new players, where he wants to get better, goals for the season, new captain Ryan Gauld, Mike D'Agostino filling in for a suspended Vanni Sartini, and the great enthusiasm in the market with a crowd of roughly 30,000 expected at B.C. Place. Presented by Applewood Auto Group. Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by The Nation Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt and Jeff discuss the 5-1 loss to the Kings and whether their play over the last fortnight is a blip or something deeper, as the Canucks fall out of first place in the overall league standings. They talk about Rick Tocchet's harsh comments on his team, 6-7 guys not going, "egregious" details, having "lost" their staples of playing without the puck, that Elias Pettersson needs to get going, the criticism of Quinn Hughes and Filip Hronek. They analyze the events of this week on the Pettersson contract front: the Carolina offer, the Canucks drawing a line in the sand to eliminate the distraction for club and player alike, and speculate on the length and value of the contract. They also discuss the latest trade deadline reports, evaluate the market, size up Patrik Allvin's comments to in-house media about targets and prospect Jonathan Lekkerimäki, plus shout out the 2024 inductees to the B.C. Hockey Hall of Fame. Patrick Johnston joins to discuss the loss to L.A., the recent run of play, Tocchet's mood, Hughes' struggles, sagging goaltending, plus the saga of Pettersson this week, and his trade deadline wish list. Axel Schuster, Whitecaps CEO, joins to talk about Saturday's home/season opener vs Charlotte. He talks about an improved team, new players, where he wants to get better, goals for the season, new captain Ryan Gauld, Mike D'Agostino filling in for a suspended Vanni Sartini, and the great enthusiasm in the market with a crowd of roughly 30,000 expected at B.C. Place. Presented by Applewood Auto Group. Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by The Nation Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Vancouver FC, Major League Soccer, Canadian Premier League, and Canadian football chat. And not only that, it's our sexcentenary episode! The Whitecaps played their first competitive match of the year midweek, putting in a battling performance and almost getting a win over Mexican giants Tigres in the CONCACAF Champions Cup. We look back at the main talking points coming out of the game, what it might mean for the 'Caps MLS season to come, and hear from Ryan Gauld, Damir Kreilach and Brian White. We've two featured interviews for you this episode and first up is Whitecaps head coach Vanni Sartini. Fresh off his 100th game in charge of the club, we chat with Vanni about the state of the team three weeks out from the MLS season, how the new additions have fitted in, the existing guys taking the next step, what the team might look like this year, what he's allowed to do in his upcoming suspension, how his therapy is going, and a lot more in a 40-minute interview. Next up is Vancouver FC midfielder Gabriel Bitar. We chat with Gabi about his first season at VFC, his hopes for his second one, his career journey to this point, and his Asian Cup experience with Lebanon. All of this, plus we look at another week in Canadian soccer that just leaves you shaking your head and wondering where the game is going in the country, as the much respected Dino Rossi departs from the CSA board with a scathing attack and the U17 women fail to qualify for the World Cup for the first time. Plus we look back at this week for the Whitecaps in 1974, and there's a fine splattering of music to boot including our Album of the Month from Marion. This episode of the podcast is brought to you by Recovery Family Law, family law lawyers in Surrey, working with clients to get excellent results. They support AFTN, go and support them for all your family legal needs. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.10: Intro - 600 shows, AFCON, Asian Cup 14.29: Whitecaps v Tigres analysis 33.42: Gauld, Kreilach, and White talk Tigres game 53.12: The State of the Whitecaps with Vanni Sartini 103.03: Gabriel Bitar interview 128.56: Have CSB and Mediapro kissed and made up? 133.40: This week in 1974 145.08: Another bad week for Canadian soccer - where is the game going here? 162.31: Wavelength - Danny Holland - Accrington Stanley?

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Vancouver FC, Major League Soccer, Canadian Premier League, and general football chat. It's been a crazy week with so much to cover! We start off with the Whitecaps News of the Week as Ryan Gauld signs a three-year contract extension with the club. We chat about the deal and hear some thoughts on it from Ryan himself and Whitecaps' CEO Axel Schuster. We also look at some transfer rumours swirling around players maybe coming and maybe leaving the 'Caps, look at their latest preseason match, and chat about the leaked 50th anniversary kit. We've two feature interviews with you this episode, both with a Vancouver FC flavour. First up is latest addition, versatile defender Paris Gee. We chat about Paris' career so far, his return to the lower mainland to play, his very personal reasons for needing a return home, and his hopes for the season to come. We also chat with VFC young starlet T.J. Tahid about his first year as a pro, playing at a World Cup with Canada, and his recent training stint over in Holland. And in news that shocked the soccer landscape in Canada, Canadian Soccer Business and Mediapro are heading to court as both sides want out of their 10-year agreement. What does this mean for the Canadian Premier League? What does it mean for broadcasting the game here in Canada? What do the legal filings mean? How long could this drag on for? There are so many questions in a fast moving story and we wanted to try and do it justice, so we have a lengthy chat about it all and are joined by local lawyer and local referee Darnell Smith to try and make sense of it all. All of this, plus Hot Chocolate Boy, a look back at this week for the Whitecaps in 1974, and there's a fine splattering of music to boot. This episode of the podcast is brought to you by Recovery Family Law, family law lawyers in Surrey, working with clients to get excellent results. They support AFTN, go and support them for all your family legal needs. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.10: Intro - what a week!, FA Cup drama 09.34: Hot Chocolate Boy - Caffe Artigiano and Honolulu Cafe 16.30: Ryan Re-signs - with Gauld and Schuster audio 26.46: Whitecaps News of the Week - Bjørn Inge Utvik, a preseason loss, 50th anniversary kit 41.22: Paris Gee interview 76.38: This week for the Whitecaps in 1974 90.35: TJ Tahid interview 114.22: CSB vs Mediapro court battle - with guest Darnell Smith 171.15: Wavelength - Public Toys - Oh Fortuna

Today the guys chat about Rick Tocchet's reaction to the media's coverage of his post game comments on Elias Pettersson and more.Joining the show is Thomas Drance (18:13) and Ryan Gauld (51:28).

The Canucks are singing the metallic blues after an OT loss to St. Louis in the new helmets, and Matt and Blake get into all the reaction. Petey critiqued by Tocchet, Zadorov benched by Foote, and Kuzmenko benched by himself!  Patrick Johnston of The Province weighs in all that as well, not to mention what this says about the Canucks before the deadline, and whether there any internal solves for the top 6 beyond Höglander and Suter. The Welcome Matt delves into that organizational depth and brings up the waiver wire as a possible solution.  The Daily Hive's Rob Williams checks in with his review on the helmets, and if we will see them ever again beyond these 2 scheduled games. Plus, Rob talks about the phrase “all in” and what it means for Canucks fans, and Messi mania hitting Vancouver wallets. All that, plus a little Whitecaps news on Ryan Gauld, and the NFL coaching carousel! Presented by Applewood Auto Group. Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by The Nation Network.

The Canucks are singing the metallic blues after an OT loss to St. Louis in the new helmets, and Matt and Blake get into all the reaction. Petey critiqued by Tocchet, Zadorov benched by Foote, and Kuzmenko benched by himself!  Patrick Johnston of The Province weighs in all that as well, not to mention what this says about the Canucks before the deadline, and whether there any internal solves for the top 6 beyond Höglander and Suter. The Welcome Matt delves into that organizational depth and brings up the waiver wire as a possible solution.  The Daily Hive's Rob Williams checks in with his review on the helmets, and if we will see them ever again beyond these 2 scheduled games. Plus, Rob talks about the phrase “all in” and what it means for Canucks fans, and Messi mania hitting Vancouver wallets. All that, plus a little Whitecaps news on Ryan Gauld, and the NFL coaching carousel! Presented by Applewood Auto Group. Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by The Nation Network.

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, and Canadian soccer chat. We kick off our first show of the new year with our annual offseason interview with Whitecaps CEO and Sporting Director Axel Schuster. We talk with Axel about the highs and lows of last season, building on those in 2024 and taking the next step, and discuss how the club gets there. We touch on the Andres Cubas transfer rumours, Ryan Gauld extension talks, is a return possible for Richie Laryea, and how did the signing of Damir Kreilach come about, plus much more in a 37 minute chat. It's been a busy MLS offseason so far and we look at some of the bigger and wilder stories affecting the Canadian teams, Canadian players, and the 'Caps Western Conference rivals. Plus we kick off our Whitecaps 50th anniversary celebrations and party like it's 1974, and introduce our new Album of the Month feature. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.30: Intro - Cup games and AFTN plans for the year 13.25: Party like it's 1974 23.52: It's been a busy MLS offseason so far 53.55: Axel Schuster interview - Part One 78.30: Axel Schuster interview - Part Two 102.27: Unpacking Axel 137.15: Wavelength - Hotel Lux - National Team 144.25: Bring back printed programs!

We're back with another AFTN Soccer Show packed full of Vancouver Whitecaps chat and it's our 'Caps end of season review episode. The Whitecaps had an interesting season, fighting on four fronts, winning two cups, making the playoffs, and improving in many aspects. But the old flaws and woes didn't fully go away and the season ended by leaving somewhat of a sour taste in many people's mouths in more ways than one. Felipe Vallejo joins us as we look back at the 'Caps 2023 season - the highs, the lows, what went well, what didn't, and what needs to happen to see the club take that next step We also hear some season takeaways from Head Coach Vanni Sartini, Sporting Director Axel Schuster, captain Ryan Gauld, and leading scorer Brian White, play a little game of Blankety Blank along the way, and bring you the latest news from the club as more roster decisions are made. And there's still time to hand out the first of our 2023 End of Season Awards. We kick things off with the Whitecaps players ones - Player of the Year, Young Player of the Year, Academy Player of the Year, Female Player of the Year, and the Whitecap to Watch in 2024. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.40: Intro - occupying ourselves in the offseason 10.20: The Whitecaps' 2023 season - what went well and what didn't? 54.55: Season takeaways from Axel, Vanni, Ryan, and Brian 65.30: Whitecaps Blankety Blank 77.55: Whitecaps News of the Week 90.00: AFTN 2023 awards - part one 118.20: Wavelength - The Devoted - I Love George Best

As LAFC embarks on its title defense, it's a familiar foe, as Vancouver returns to BMO for the first match in a ridiculous best-of-three First Round series. It's playoff time, Defenders, and this is Episode 283 of Defenders of the Banc!LAFC started out hot, as Ryan Hollingshead cleaned up the mess after a beautiful set piece to give LAFC the lead 18 minutes in. Vancouver would answer after an awful turnover by Murillo, as Andres Cubas, back from injury, finds Brian White for the equalizer. Just two minutes later, the Golden Boot winner of 2023, Denis Bouanga, takes a long pass down the line from Giorgio, shifts to his right, and slams home his first of the match to give the lead back to the good guys. But as Lee Corso says... "Not so fast!" Vancouver comes back yet again, this time with set-piece success. Ryan Gauld finds Sam Adekugbe, and his header levels it at 2 just before halftime. After the half, THIS was the LAFC club we had been waiting to see all match. Defensively sound, allowing zero shots on target in the second half, LAFC was free to let their offensive freak flag fly. Ryan cleans up more set-piece debris for a goal, Denis hammers one home off a Carlos Vela free kick, and Air Murillo takes off in the box for a fifth! LAFC dominates the second half en route to an easy 5-2 win!Also on this episode, it's Shaft Brewer's birthday, Filly rants twice, and Scarf makes an outlandish pick for Eastern Conference champion! What did Filly rant about? Who did Scarf pick? You'll have to listen to Episode 283 to find out!

In this episode, we dive into the exciting season finale for Los Angeles FC as they faced off against the Vancouver Whitecaps. We discuss Denis Bouanga's incredible achievement of winning the Golden Boot with his 20th goal of the season and the drama of missed penalties by Whitecaps star Ryan Gauld. We also look ahead to the playoff rematch between LAFC and the Whitecaps. Join us as we break down the thrilling moments and key highlights from this crucial match in LAFC's season.

Decision Day! One of the most fun days on the MLS calendar is here, and LAFC can finish anywhere from 2nd to 4th depending on their result. As Filly and Scarf have their eye on games featuring Houston, Seattle, and of course Carson, Denis Bouanga has his sights set on LAFC's third Golden Boot in 5 years. LAFC started out strong, peppering Takaoka with a few shots and creating solid chances. However, after Ryan Hollingshead goes to ground early on Richie Laryea, Vancouver earns a PK. Ryan Gauld came into the match 6-for-6. He left the first half 6-for-7, as Maxime Crepeau makes a massive save to keep it scoreless.In the 34', it was inevitable. Denis Bouanga, from distance, off a great steal and pass from Ilie, makes it 20 on the year and all but wraps up the Golden Boot. LAFC leads 1-0. It would remain 1-0 until the 58', as Ali Ahmed takes a pass from thorn-in-our-side Richie Laryea and ties it. Despite a second PK for Gauld (this one hit the crossbar) and a point-blank chance for Mario Gonzalez, this one would end scoreless. LAFC now heads to the First Round of the MLS Cup Playoffs, where they will play a best-of-three series against... these very same Vancouver Whitecaps. Also on 282, the boys welcome LAFC's newest owner, Shaun Neff, Filly makes up words and sings to new songs, and Scarf gets to have a mini 110 reunion with Vince La Rosa. Get ready for a LOT of Vancouver talk over the next few weeks, and enjoy Episode 282!

The Sounders closed out their regular-season home schedule with a 0-0 tie with the Vancouver Whitecaps. I think we can fairly say the Sounders had the better chances and certainly had more of them, but it would probably be a stretch to suggest they deserved much more than they got. Defensively, they were stout and limited a very dangerous Whitecaps opponents to just four shots, and only one each from Brian White and Ryan Gauld. Offensively, though, it was a lot of half-chances without too many clear-cut ones. The point was good enough to keep the Sounders in third place, but they'll likely need some sort of result in their season-finale against St. Louis to maintain home-field advantage in the first round. It also closed the books on what is now officially their worst-ever home record over the course of a season, albeit one in which they allowed just .65 goals per game (the fewest they've ever allowed). Sponsors Full Pull Wines Watson's Counter Nos Audietis is the flagship podcast for Sounder at Heart, which became a reader-supported website on Aug. 21. You can support us by becoming a paid subscriber, learn more: https://www.sounderatheart.com/about/ You can also support the show by checking out our line of merch including every past YachtCon design and our latest skull-and-crossbones logo.    

The Sounders closed out their regular-season home schedule with a 0-0 tie with the Vancouver Whitecaps. I think we can fairly say the Sounders had the better chances and certainly had more of them, but it would probably be a stretch to suggest they deserved much more than they got. Defensively, they were stout and limited a very dangerous Whitecaps opponents to just four shots, and only one each from Brian White and Ryan Gauld. Offensively, though, it was a lot of half-chances without too many clear-cut ones. The point was good enough to keep the Sounders in third place, but they'll likely need some sort of result in their season-finale against St. Louis to maintain home-field advantage in the first round. It also closed the books on what is now officially their worst-ever home record over the course of a season, albeit one in which they allowed just .65 goals per game (the fewest they've ever allowed). Sponsors Full Pull Wines Watson's Counter Nos Audietis is the flagship podcast for Sounder at Heart, which became a reader-supported website on Aug. 21. You can support us by becoming a paid subscriber, learn more: https://www.sounderatheart.com/about/ You can also support the show by checking out our line of merch including every past YachtCon design and our latest skull-and-crossbones logo.    

The Sounders closed out their regular-season home schedule with a 0-0 tie with the Vancouver Whitecaps. I think we can fairly say the Sounders had the better chances and certainly had more of them, but it would probably be a stretch to suggest they deserved much more than they got. Defensively, they were stout and limited a very dangerous Whitecaps opponents to just four shots, and only one each from Brian White and Ryan Gauld. Offensively, though, it was a lot of half-chances without too many clear-cut ones. The point was good enough to keep the Sounders in third place, but they'll likely need some sort of result in their season-finale against St. Louis to maintain home-field advantage in the first round. It also closed the books on what is now officially their worst-ever home record over the course of a season, albeit one in which they allowed just .65 goals per game (the fewest they've ever allowed). Sponsors Full Pull Wines Watson's Counter Nos Audietis is the flagship podcast for Sounder at Heart, which became a reader-supported website on Aug. 21. You can support us by becoming a paid subscriber, learn more: https://www.sounderatheart.com/about/ You can also support the show by checking out our line of merch including every past YachtCon design and our latest skull-and-crossbones logo.    

This week we have Guaranteed MX's Ryan ‘Gauldy' Gauld to help co-host for an all Canadian MX line-up. Jess Pettis will join first to wrap up his season finishing 2nd OA in the 450 Pro class and racing Ironman. Then Ryder McNabb will be on the phone to talk about his second 250 pro championship in a row, doing a Combine at Red Bud, and his plans for '24. The five time champ Dylan Wright will close it out with a season re-cap, whether he'd ever like to race full time in the US, and more. We'll discuss with all three their nomination to ride for their country at MXdN this year as well. We will be answering your emails, getting into all our regular segments, and banter. Don't forget the MotoXpod Show is presented by Race Tech and Boyesen.