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Our conversation with Nadia Bevan continues our series profiling research about women's football. Angela Christian-Wilkes and Nadia delve into Nadia's ethnographic research on developing a women's football team at a club in Melbourne. We discuss the structures that include and exclude within community sport, building inclusive practices, and the messiness of insider research.   Nadia is an early career researcher specialising in the barriers and enablers of access to sport for a range of groups, including women, girls, youth and the LGBTQIA+ community. She completed a PhD in Education at Monash University, looking at weight stigma as a barrier to physical activity.   The Short Corner is a The Far Post's home for all things interesting, different and fun that don't fit under our usual programming of women's football analysis and news.   Paper discussed: Bevan, N., Jeanes, R., & Truskewycz, H. (2023). Spatial justice in the development of a women's football team in Melbourne, Australia; an ethnographic study. Gender, Place & Culture, 1–23. https://doi.org/10.1080/0966369X.2023.2201401 Article about the project: https://lens.monash.edu/@nadia-bevan/2023/07/12/1385747/the-world-cup-legacy-how-can-we-create-sustainable-participation-for-girls-and-womens-football Ruth Jeanes' team's work on informal sport: https://www.monash.edu/education/research/projects/informal-sport-as-a-health-and-social-resource/team Papers published from Nadia's PhD: Bevan, N., O'Brien, C. K. S., Latner, J. D., Vandenberg, B., Jeanes, R., & Lin, C.-Y. (2023). The Relationship Between Weight Stigmatization, Avoidance, Enjoyment and Participation in Physical Activity and Sport, and Psychological Distress. American Journal of Health Behavior, 47(2), 360–368. https://doi.org/10.5993/AJHB.47.2.15 Bevan, N., O'Brien, K. S., Latner, J. D., Lin, C.-Y., Vandenberg, B., Jeanes, R., & Fung, X. C. C. (2022). Weight Stigma and Avoidance of Physical Activity and Sport: Development of a Scale and Establishment of Correlates. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 19(23), 16370. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph192316370 Bevan, N., O'Brien, K. S., Lin, C.-Y., Latner, J. D., Vandenberg, B., Jeanes, R., Puhl, R. M., Chen, I.-H., Moss, S., & Rush, G. (2021). The Relationship between Weight Stigma, Physical Appearance Concerns, and Enjoyment and Tendency to Avoid Physical Activity and Sport. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 18(19), 9957. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph18199957   Follow Nadia's Twitter [https://x.com/BevanNadia] and reach out at nadia.bevan@monash.edu   Follow The Far Post on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out espn.com.au or download the ESPN App. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

JTSC host Mike Innes signs off for 2024 with a comprehensive review of all 20 J3 teams, using his pre-season predictions as a guide and putting the teams into five groups of four. Mike starts with Toyama, Matsumoto, Gifu, and Nara (01:20 to 10:30), then Imabari, Osaka, Hachinohe, and Kanazawa (10:30 to 19:55). After that, the focus turns to champions Omiya, Kitakyushu, Sagamihara, and Nagano (19:55 to 29:00), followed by Ryukyu, Sanuki, and bottom two YSCC and Iwate (29:00 to 38:30). Mike rounds out the episode with Fukushima, Numazu, Tottori, and Miyazaki (38:30 to 47:30), and a special announcement at the end.   Thank you for your support of J-Talk: Short Corner over the last 4 years, and for your ongoing support of the J-Talk Podcast and J-Talk: Extra Time. Join the JLeague chat Discord server here: https://discord.gg/p6PVbF9E Join the J-Talk Podcast Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/jtalkpod

In part one of this week's JTET, James Taylor and Jon Steele discuss the J2 promotion playoff final between Fagiano Okayama and Vegalta Sendai (start to 24:00), including choosing their Most Bravo Player for the match (24:00 to 28:10). Part two is J-Talk: Short Corner, in which Mike Innes reviews the J3 promotion playoff final between Kataller Toyama and Matsumoto Yamaga (28:10 to 31:35) and the second leg of the promotion/relegation playoff between Kochi United and YSCC (31:35 to end).   Thanks for your support of JTET, JTSC, and the J-Talk Podcast during the 2024 season! Join the JLeague chat Discord server here: https://discord.gg/p6PVbF9E Join the J-Talk Podcast Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/jtalkpod

After a few weeks off, J2 returned for the promotion playoffs, and James Taylor and Jon Steele have a review of the semi-finals. First, they discuss Nagasaki v Sendai (start to 15:05), then they focus on Yamagata v Okayama (15:05 to 27:00). After that, they select their Most Bravo Player and look ahead to the playoff final (27:00 to 39:40).   J3's first ever promotion playoffs also took place last weekend, and in J-Talk: Short Corner Mike Innes reviews the semi-finals: Toyama v FC Osaka (39:40 to 42:40) and Matsumoto v Fukushima (42:40 to 45:05). Mike also talks about the first leg of the relegation playoff between Kochi and YSCC (45:05 to 47:35), then previews the concluding weekend of the J3 season (47:35 to end).   Thanks as always for your support of JTET, JTSC, and the J-Talk Podcast! Join the JLeague chat Discord server here: https://discord.gg/p6PVbF9E Join the J-Talk Podcast Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/jtalkpod

In another (15-minute) standalone mini-pod, Mike 'The Magic' Innes rounds up all of the big stories from yesterday's Round 38 games in J3 (the final match day of the regular season). There's also a look ahead to the trio of Play-Off games involving J3 coming up this weekend, as four clubs vie for J2 promotion, & YSCC face the first leg of their Promotion/Relegation Play-Off against JFL runners-up Kochi United! We hope everyone enjoys the show!

In this week's standalone J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes has a full review of all the action from anentertaining penultimate round of J3 fixtures, and a preview of what promises to be a dramatic final day of the regular season.   Thanks as always for your support of JTET, JTSC, and the J-Talk Podcast! Join the JLeague chat Discord server here: https://discord.gg/p6PVbF9E Join the J-Talk Podcast Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/jtalkpod

It's another standalone outing for Mike 'The Magic' Innes and his J3-focused 'Short Corner' mini-pod this week! In this episode, Mike congratulates Omiya on their J3 title win, as well as reviewing all the rest of the weekend's Round 33 action. As usual, there's also a full preview of the upcoming weekend slate of games (Round 34) at the end of the pod! Hope everyone enjoys the show!

In a standalone JTET mini-pod, Mike 'The Magic' Innes runs his forensic eye over last weekend's J3 action. There's plenty to discuss, with under-new-ownership Omiya clinching promotion with six games to spare, as well as a heated battle for Play-Off places. At the foot of the table, there are still several teams who are in dire need of points to avoid a possible Relegation Play-Off at the end of the season. Mike wraps things up with his customary check on the league table, and a preview of the upcoming Round 33 fixtures this weekend. Thank you for all the support, and enjoy the show! *Join the JTET Discord server here: https://discord.gg/jKvKxJ99

In this week's standalone J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes has a full review of all the action from J3 matchday 30, as the promotion, playoff and relegation battles show no sign of letting up.   Thanks as always for your support of JTET, JTSC, and the J-Talk Podcast! Buy tickets for J-Talk Live at the Yokohama Football Film Festival here: https://teket.jp/6232/38395 Join the JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/p6PVbF9E Join the J-Talk Podcast Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/jtalkpod

CW for discussion of transphobia: 58:30 - 01:04:00 Our conversation with Bridgette Desjardins (she/her) continues our series profiling research about women's football. Bridgette published the journal article "Mobilising gender equality: A discourse analysis of bids to host the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™". Angela and Bridgette discuss how she arrived at this topic, what was involved in her analysis of the bids, and the complexities of gender equality discourses in contemporary professional sport. We touch on Bridgette's diverse research interests, including women's powerlifters, Canadian military runs, and discourses within transphobic activism. (Yes, we're aware the audio is bumpy! Sorry!) Bridgette Desjardins is a postdoctoral fellow and sessional academic at Deakin University. She completed her PhD at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. In addition to researching the intersecting threads of gender, sport, and equity, she enjoys powerlifting and hanging out with her wife and cats. DON'T follow Bridgette on Twitter but do email her at b.desjardins@deakin.edu.au if you'd like to get in touch or keep up with her work on Google Scholar. Bridgette's paper: Desjardins, B. M. (2021). Mobilising gender equality: A discourse analysis of bids to host the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023TM. International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 1–17. Follow The Far Post on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out espn.com.au or download the ESPN App. The Short Corner is a The Far Post's home for all things interesting, different and fun that don't fit under our usual programming of women's football analysis and news. Previous episodes of The Short Corner: Power, Protest, and Players Associations with Gaby Garton Aish Ravi and Experiences of Women in Football Coaching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As J3 heads into its summer break, Mike Innes is on hand to review all the action from matchday 23, including big wins for several promotion hopefuls and important results for teams aiming to survive at the bottom.   Open invitation to join our dedicated JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/pngqMZ7hwD

In this week's short and sweet JTSC, Mike Innes looks back on all the J3 round 22 action and previews the fixtures for round 23.   Open invitation to join our dedicated JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/pngqMZ7hwD

Mike Innes returns with another packed episode of J-Talk: Short Corner. Mike starts with a review of Tegevajaro Miyazaki's Emperor's Cup match from last Wednesday (to 01:55), rounds up all the league games from round 21 of J3 (to 13:30), and previews the weekend's fixtures.   Open invitation to join our dedicated JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/pngqMZ7hwD

In this week's standalone J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes rounds up another exciting weekend of J3 football (to 13:25) and looks ahead to the midweek Emperor's Cup and weekend league games.   Open invitation to join our dedicated JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/pngqMZ7hwD

In this week's J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes reviews the rescheduled J3 round 16 game (to 2:10) and all of the weekend's round 19 action (to 13:55), checks both ends of the league table, and ends with a round 20 preview.   Open invitation to join our dedicated JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/pngqMZ7hwD

Things are still tight at both ends of J3, and Mike Innes is back to guide you through all the twists and turns (and splashes) of an exciting weekend of J3 football in this week's standalone J-Talk: Short Corner. Mike's matchday 19 roundup runs to 13:55, then he runs through the table and looks ahead to midweek and weekend action.   Open invitation to join our dedicated JTET/JTSC Discord server here: https://discord.gg/pngqMZ7hwD

CW: 38th to 44th minute - Abuse, harassment and trauma in sport governance discussed. Our conversation with Gaby Garton continues our series profiling research about women's football. Angela Christian-Wilkes and Gaby discuss the intersections between her ethnographic research on Argentinean women's football, her role with the World Players Association, and her own experiences as an elite footballer.  FOTP Gaby Garton may already be a familiar name to listeners, having previously played for Melbourne Victory in the Dub. Her footballing career as a goalkeeper spanned domestic leagues in Australia, Argentina and the US, and she represented Argentina at international level. Gaby's completed a PhD in Social Sciences at the University of Buenos Aires. She continues to teach and work in academia alongside her role as a Player Relations Coordinator at the World Players Association.  The Short Corner is a The Far Post's home for all things interesting, different and fun that don't fit under our usual programming of women's football analysis and news. Thinkers/researchers mentioned: Alex Culvin, Michel Foucalt, Mariana Ibarra, Marcel Mauss, Adele Pavlidis.  Follow Gaby's Twitter and Instagram. Follow the World Players Association's Twitter and check out their website. Follow The Far Post on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out espn.com.au or download the ESPN App. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Innes returns with another packed episode of J-Talk: Short Corner. Mike begins by reviewing Kataller Toyama's exploits against J1 opposition in the Levain Cup (to 03:45), then rounds up the weekend's J3 round 16 games (to 14:55). After that, Mike previews a busy Wednesday for J3 teams in the Emperor's Cup (to 17:05) and ends with a look ahead to J3 round 17 next weekend.

With J3 Toyama still alive in the Levain Cup, and taking on Sapporo in the 1st Leg of the Play-Off Round this midweek, we've decided to put out Mike Innes' 'J-Talk: Short Corner' as a standalone pod again this time! After a quick intro from Jon (to preview J2 Nagasaki's Levain Cup tie against Niigata the same evening), Mike takes his usual forensic look at the weekend's J3 action. Mike then turns his attentions to Toyama's midweek date with destiny, and previews all of the upcoming weekend action in J3 (Round 16). Hope everyone enjoys the mini-pod, and the midweek football - a J2-focused JTET is coming later this week as usual!

After another action-packed round of fixtures in Japan's 3rd tier, JTSC host Mike Innes has a full review of J3 round 14, and a preview of Wednesday's Levain Cup and the weekend's Emperor's Cup matches involving J3 teams.

In this standalone episode of JTSC, Mike Innes guides you through all the latest action involving J3 teams in the Levain Cup, prefectural qualifiers for the Emperor's Cup, and rescheduled J3 league matches. First, Mike runs through the Levain Cup 2nd round matches from Wednesday 17th(start to 04:30). Then, there's a recap of the games that took place on Saturday 20th (to 08:00) and Sunday 21st (to 12:10). To close out the episode, Mike reviews the J3 standings, before looking ahead to the remaining Levain Cup fixtures on Wednesday 24th and the weekend's league games (to end).

Mike Innes returns with previews of the remaining 10 J3 clubs, a whistle-stop tour of the Chubu, Kansai, Chugoku, Shikoku, Kyushu and Okinawa regions, as well as a look ahead to the opening round of fixtures.   Start to 03:20 Azul Claro Numazu 03:20 to 05:22 FC Gifu 05:22 to 07:30 FC Osaka 07:30 to 09:30 Nara Club 09:30 to 11:40 Gainare Tottori 11:40 to 13:37 Kamatamare Sanuki 13:37 to 15:45 FC Imabari 15:45 to 17:45 Giravanz Kitakyushu 17:45 to 19:55 Tegevajaro Miyazaki 19:55 to 22:00 FC Ryukyu Okinawa 22:00 to end round 1 preview   Thanks for listening, and thank you to everyone who supports the pod on Patreon. Patreon subscribers should look out for Mike's exclusive J3 predicted table later this week!

Not wanting to miss out on all the preview pod action, Mike Innes is here with the first of two previews for the 2024 J3 season. In this episode, Mike covers teams in the Tohoku, Kanto, and Hokushinetsu regions.   Start to 03:25 Vanruare Hachinohe 03:25 to 05:23 Iwate Grulla Morioka 05:23 to 07:17 Fukushima United 07:17 to 09:28 Omiya Ardija 09:28 to 11:25 YSCC Yokohama 11:25 to 13:27 SC Sagamihara 13:27 to 15:35 Matsumoto Yamaga 15:35 to 17:42 AC Nagano Parceiro 17:42 to 19:35 Kataller Toyama 19:35 to end Zweigen Kanazawa   Thanks for listening, and thank you to everyone who supports the pod on Patreon. Look out for part 2 next week!

Introducing The Short Corner - pods covering interesting, different and fun things related to women's football that fit outside The Far Post's usual programming. Aish Ravi is the first guest in a series profiling some of the research happening in the women's football space. Aish is the co-founder of the Women's Coaching Association and is currently completing her PhD at Monash University, researching the experiences of women football coaches at the community and elite level. She joins Angela Christian-Wilkes to discuss the project, her own journey moving into and through the coaching space, and the importance of tailored and intersectional approaches to addressing barriers for women coaches. You can find Aish on Twitter at @aish_ravi1. For this pod, we have partnered with the Gender, Sport and Society Symposium hosted by Griffith University. The symposium will focus on the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup and will take place on July 28th. Follow The Far Post on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out espn.com.au or download the ESPN App.

The well-oiled machine that is the JTET team of James Taylor, Jon Steele and Mike Innes are back to review the latest action in J2 and the Emperor's Cup. In part 1, James goes through 5 J2 games from round 17 (start to 05:40), and in part 2 Jon covers the other 6 (05:40 to 17:55). In part 3, James and Jon discussed 4 games in detail: Machida v Shimizu (17:55 to 26:45), Okayama v Gunma (26:45 to 34:00), Yamaguchi v Tokyo Verdy (34:00 to 41:15), and Mito v Kumamoto (41:15 to 51:00). They also took a quick look ahead to the round 18 fixtures (51:00 to 59:05). In J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes takes a look at the fortunes of J3 teams in the first round of the Emperor's Cup (59:05 to end).

In an attempt to recover from a hectic Golden Week on and off the pitch, Jon Steele and James Taylor met for a review of J2 matchday 14 and a chat about the state of the league so far.   In part 1, Jon reviews 5 games (start to 13:10), and in part 2 James takes care of the other 6 games (13:10 to 20:15).   In part 3 they worked their way down the J2 table, with some in-depth discussion of Gunma (to 30:10), Kofu (to 35:20), Iwata (to 39:10), Mito (to 44:10), Yamaguchi (to 52:30), and Omiya (to 1:04:40), plus brief comments on other teams along the way. They also previewed the derby-filled round 15 fixtures (to 1:12:10).   In J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes rounds up the qualifiers for the Emperor's Cup involving J3 teams (to 1:20:25) and looks ahead to round 10 of the league campaign (1:20:25 to end).

Jon Steele and James Taylor teamed up to review J2 matchday 11. In part 1, Jon covers Levain Cup matches featuring Shimizu and Iwata and Saturday's league games, and in part 2 James rounds up Sunday's games. In part 3 they discussed 3 games in detail: Nagasaki v Akita, Fujieda v Sendai, and Tochigi v Iwaki, and looked ahead to the start of the busy Golden Week football schedule. Then in J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes has details of J3 teams who were involved in qualifiers for the Emperor's Cup and a preview of J3 round 8.   00:00 to 14:30 Jon's roundup 14:30 to 20:00 James' roundup 20:00 to 29:35 Nagasaki v Akita 29:35 to 39:20 Fujieda v Sendai 39:20 to 49:50 Tochigi v Iwaki 49:50 to 58:25 Matchday 12 preview 58:25 to end J-Talk: Short Corner (Mike)

After a grueling 9-month campaign, the J3 season reached its climax last weekend with Round 34. To run through all of the major events on the pitch, including an incredible promotion to the second tier for Fujieda MYFC, Mike 'the Magic' Innes is back and banging with a special 'J-Talk: Short Corner' episode. We hope everyone enjoys the show, & thank you again for all the support in 2022. Keep an eye out for J2 & J3 season review episodes - coming up over the next few weeks!

The end of the J2 season is fast approaching, and there's still plenty to play for. James Taylor and Jon Steele join forces to analyse 4 games from J2 matchday 40 with implications for automatic promotion, playoffs, and relegation. There's a roundup of the rest of the weekend's games and a preview of the penultimate round of the regular season, plus a question from Alan Gibson and news of an interesting fixture coming up in Kanazawa. After that, Mike Innes keeps you up to date with everything J3-related in J-Talk: Short Corner.   00:00-09:55 Nagasaki v Tokushima 09:56-17:54 Kumamoto v Gunma 17:55-26:27 Kofu v Okayama 26:28-41:34 Yokohama FC v Oita 41:35-49:36 roundup of J2 MD40 49:37-1:10:10 J2 MD41 preview 1:10:11 to end Short Corner

James Taylor and Jon Steele are back with a review of J2 round 37, featuring Yokohama FC v Kofu, Akita v Gunma, Ryukyu v Yamaguchi and Kanazawa v Oita, with a bit of extra chat about Kanazawa's new stadium. James rounds up the rest of the weekend's games and two rearranged midweek matches, then he and Jon look ahead to matchday 38. Mike Innes has the latest twists in the J3 promotion race in J-Talk: Short Corner   00:00-05:58 Yokohama FC v Kofu 05:59-11:24 Akita v Gunma 11:25-19:53 Ryukyu v Yamaguchi 19:54-31:18 Kanazawa v Oita 31:19-43:04 roundup of J2 MD37 and rescheduled matches 43:05-49:46 J2 MD38 preview 49:47 to end Short Corner

James Taylor and Jon Steele have all the latest J2 discussion and analysis, including a close look at Sendai v JEF United, Gunma v Okayama, and Kofu v Kanazawa. There's a roundup of the rest of the weekend's games and the much-anticipated final 79 minutes of Yamagata v Okayama, and a preview of matchday 34. Then, in J-Talk: Short Corner, Mike Innes is your guide for the J3 round 22 action, including a barnstorming game between Kagoshima and Imabari.   00:00-08:46 Sendai v JEF United 08:47-17:04 Gunma v Okayama 17:05-31:30 Kofu v Kanazawa 31:31-38:59 J2 MD33 roundup 39:00-47:41 J2 MD34 preview 47:42 to end Short Corner

James Taylor and Jon Steele bring the noise with another action-packed weekend in J2. They discussed surprise wins for lowly Ryukyu at Nagasaki and Omiya at Sendai, as well as Machida's victory over JEF United. James rounded up the rest of the action, and then Jon and James looked ahead to matchday 32. Mike Innes rounds up the goalfests from J3 round 20 in J-Talk: Short Corner.   00:00-12:08 Nagasaki v Ryukyu 12:09-22:39 Sendai v Omiya 22:40-29:15 JEF v Machida 29:16-38:15 J2 MD31 roundup 38:16-45:05 J2 MD32 preview 45:06 to end Short Corner

James Taylor was joined by JTET debutant Steve Fryer to analyse J2 round 30, particularly Omiya's important win over Yokohama FC, Gunma's loss to JEF, and Niigata's draw with Tokushima. They also tried to answer some listener questions. Then James rounded up the rest of the games, and Steve returned to preview matchday 31. As ever, Mike Innes has J3 covered in J-Talk: Short Corner. 00:00-21:05 Omiya v Yokohama FC 21:06-35:23 Gunma v JEF 35:24-56:38 Niigata v Tokushima and listener questions 56:39-1:08:41 J2 MD30 roundup 1:08:42-1:19:40 J2 MD31 preview 1:19:41 to end Short Corner

No better time to come back and do an episode! The boys return with a new episode of The Short Corner and where better to start than the England Women's team winning the EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS!! Richard and Jamie discuss the tournament as a whole, the England games, yesterday's Final and the impact this tournament and England winning it will have on society and a new generation of Women's football fanatics.

James Taylor rounds up all of the J2 matchday 17 action from the weekend, plus the rearranged round 15 match between Omiya and Iwate from last Wednesday, and takes a quick look at this Wednesday's fixtures. Then, Mike Innes reviews rescheduled J3 games from last week and J3 teams' matches in the Emperor's Cup first round, and looks ahead to this weekend's league action.   00:00-11:12 J2 MD17 roundup (and Omiya v Iwate) 11:13-12:15 J2 MD18 preview 12:16-17:54 J3 review 17:55 to 29:23 Emperor's Cup roundup 29:24 to end J3 MD 10 preview

In the first of our short episodes, the boys have a quick chat about some of the latest stories from the world of football. - Rangnick going, Ten Hag incoming at United - SkyBet League 1 promotion race - Channel 4 wins the rights to all of the England games - The final week of the Women's Super League - Ground Grading controversy in non-league

Jonny Nicol made his first JTET appearance of the season, and it's a bumper episode. Jonny let James Taylor off the leash to talk about Kanazawa v Kofu, then they discussed Yokohama FC v Sendai, Okayama v Niigata and Machida v Yamagata from J2 matchday 10, as well as previewing matchday 11. In between, James reviewed the rest of the weekend's games, and of course there's Mike Innes with J-Talk Short Corner, reviewing J3 matchday 6 and previewing J3 teams' Emperor's Cup qualifiers.   00:00-15:05 Kanazawa v Kofu 15:06-23:02 Yokohama FC v Sendai 23:03-31:54 Okayama v Niigata 31:55-40:18 Machida v Yamagata 40:19-47:46 MD10 roundup 47:47-57:45 MD11 preview 57:46 to end Short Corner

There was a big refereeing controversy in J2 at the weekend, and James Taylor and Stuart Smith were on hand to talk about it – although truth be told, they really only showed their ignorance of the rules! We recorded on Monday night, and in typical fashion the story unfolded more on Tuesday. There's also a roundup of the rest of the weekend's action, a preview of matchday 9, and Magic Mike Innes with the latest from J3 in J-Talk Short Corner.   00:00-16:00 Yamagata v Okayama 16:01-26:05 Kumamoto v Niigata 26:06-35:28 MD8 Roundup 35:29-42:15 MD9 Preview 42:16 to end Short Corner

We are coming down to the business end of the season, and things are becoming pretty desperate across great swathes of J2 & J3. Stuart Smith is on hand to bring you the latest on J2 - including the wild & wacky relegation dogfight, Hikaru Nakahara's fantastic season and a look ahead to an interesting weekend slate of games.   Mike Innes' "Short Corner" segment goes over all the need-to-know information on J3, including how the promotion race is really hotting up. 

Needing your J2 & J3 fix? Don't worry, Stuart Smith & Mike Innes - doyens of the lower J.League fare - are here to bring it to you. Only a short round up for J2 this week, but get to know about the new leaders, Kyoto's first defeat since forever, and an eventful day for a JEF United forward.  Meanwhile, Mike Innes' Short Corner gives you all you need to know on what is becoming an absolutely epic promotion race.  Thank you for all your support. Stay safe, and enjoy your football!!

Stuart Smith is at the helm for this week's episode on the podcast dedicated to the second and third tier of Japanese football. He welcomed James Taylor - AKA @KanazawaDreamin - to discuss Zweigen Kanazawa in depth, and go through all of the J2 results form the weekend.  We talked JEF United, Blaublitz Akita, Omiya Ardjia, Matsumoto Yamaga and a whole host of J2 issues. Then Mike Innes enters the fray with his J3 focused Short Corner segment. Time stamps?  0:00-26:00 - Get to know James, and we spoke in depth about the current state of Zweigen Kanazawa, including their 4-1 defeat at Montedio Yamagata 26:00-31:50 - Dissecting Kyoto Sanga & Jubilo Iwata's wins 31:50-40:40 - The chasing pack, including big wins for Ryukyu, Machida & Kofu 40:40-50:20 - The relegation battle 50:20-1:00:40 - Weekend preview 1:00:50-end - Mike Innes' J3 Short Corner   Big thanks to James for taking time out to speak on Kanazawa, and as usual a huge shout out to Mike for doing such a good job with J3. This J3 season is wild, and I think we're lucky to have Mike on hand to navigate us through it.  Thank you to all of you for your continued support, we all really appreciate it! Enjoy the football this weekend. 

All the colours of the J2 rainbow covered by Stuart Smith in this week's J-Talk: Extra Time: - Red haired GK keeps a clean sheet for leaders Niigata - Orange at the bottom as Omiya slide - Yellow peril for Giravanz Kitakyushu - Green guts as Sagamihara & Matsumoto gain creditable draws - Blue-Blitz Akita hold Jubilo, but concede a late equalizer - Indigo inconsistency - Machida held in derby - Violet vigilance as Kyoto creep up on the leaders And some SILVER in the shape of Mr. Mike Innes' "Short Corner" as he takes you through the Emperor's Cup qualifying and a look at the latest J3 news.  Thanks to all who listen!

Welcome and join Matt, Naim, and Samir, and our special guest Max as we talk about AC Milan wins, Krunic masterclass, and the number of other topics that come into our heads.

Welcome and join Matt, Joe, Rid, Naim, and Samir, and our special guest Luca Gaspartto as we talk about the AC Milan draw and we Interview Luca about lots of things!

Welcome and join Matt, Joe, Rid, Naim, and Samir, and our special guest Farinho as we talk about AC Milan wins, Zlatan vs Lebron, and the number of other topics that come into our heads. Please go easy on us, this is our 4th ever Podcast, we hope to bring more! We talk Milan vs Roma, Top 4, Coaches, and much more!

Welcome and join Matt, Joe, Rid, Naim, and Samir, and our special guest Justin as we talk about AC Milan wins and the number of other topics that come into our heads. Please go easy on us, this is our third ever Podcast, we hope to bring more! We talk Milan vs Inter, Top 4, Coaches, and much more! P.S. We mean no harm to Roma's coach (won't say his name)

Welcome and join Matt, Joe, Rid, Naim, and Samir as we talk about AC Milan wins and the number of other topics that come into our heads. Please go easy on us, this is our second and half ever Podcast, we hope to bring more! We talk UCL + UEL review and Derby preview!

Welcome and join Matt, Joe, Rid, Naim, and Samir as we talk about AC Milan wins and the number of other topics that come into our heads. Please go easy on us, this is our second ever Podcast, we hope to bring more! We talk Milan vs Spezia and much more! Special thanks to our first guest Wally for his time and energy! Drop him a follow @musicwally on Insta! P.S. We mean all kinds of harm to Castillejo. (JK)

Welcome and join Matt, Joe, Rid, Naim, and Samir as we talk about AC Milan wins and the number of other topics that come into our heads. Please go easy on us, this is our first ever Podcast, we hope to bring more! P.S. We mean no harm to Castillejo.

After being in a deep sleep for a year and a half, The Short Corner boys are back with an episode. We talk non-alcoholic beers, the latest Premier League football, Mark Chapman's hair and Fabio Silva's lovely face.

Mark Lewis discusses the Yellow & Blue 10-point plan on how to reaffirm the vision of the Dons Trust, and the recent online webinar discussions about the club.

Marc Jones explains the thinking behind our new first and change kits, how he came to be involved in the process, and how the launch videos were produced.

The 2019-20 League One season has been curtailed, with final league places determined by unweighted points-per-game. The division confirms our place in the third tier for next season, but the delay in confirming arrangements has made forward planning very difficult. Glyn Hodges joins us to discuss the issues at hand.

It was announced last week that The Dons Trust had accepted an investment of £2.5m from businessman Nick Robertson in exchange for a 10 per cent share of AFCW plc. Here, Trust board member Ed Leek explains the nature of the investment, discusses what Nick brings to the club, and delivers an update on stadium financing.

The loss of four home match days, due to the outbreak of COVID-19, has restricted the club’s merchandise sales. On the podcast, retail manager Mat Haylock talks to Nick Draper and Stuart Deacons about the impact this has had on revenue, and how operations have changed to accommodate both the lockdown and the stadium move.

Welcome back to Rock M Nation Podcasts! Sam Snelling is back bringing you another episode of In The Short Corner. He is joined by PowerMizzou’s AJ Blankenship. They talk the news that came down tonight (Caleb Love) and other happenings around Mizzou Basketball, take some questions from Twitter, as well as give their thoughts on where this program is going. Here we go.  Episode Breakdown: :15 – 9:15: Welcome AJ Blankenship and let’s get to it. Caleb Love is heading to UNC. 9:16 – 10:56: As for the St. Louis guys currently on the roster, which ones do you see as making the next step and being an impact player? 10:57 – 18:19: Losing Caleb Love is a loss, but what can Mizzou do moving forward? 18:20 – 26:15: Have to turn and look at the future as far as 2021 and 2022 recruiting. 26:16 – 32:07: MAILBAG Time! Questions were asked on Twitter and here are some answers. 32:08 – 41:18: Where is this program heading? 41:19 – END: Thank you AJ for coming on Rock M Nation Podcasts and some final thoughts! You can follow the members of Today’s show on Twitter @SamTSnelling & @AJ_Blank13. Do you like Rock M Radio? Drop us a Review and be sure to subscribe to Rock M Radio on your preferred podcasting platform. And be sure to follow @RockMNation on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sam is joined by Rock M Nation’s newest addition, Brandon Kiley. For those of you who do not know, Brandon is the producer of “The Drive” on 610Sports in Kansas City and he is also our lead football writer for this upcoming season. To say Rock M is excited to have him and his experience is an understatement.  Brandon joined Sam on the latest episode of In The Short Corner to talk a whole lot of Mizzou, including Mizzou Hoops and Mizzou Football! Check out the episode breakdown below: Episode Breakdown :15 — 5:50: Welcome BK to In The Short Corner! Let’s talk a little about BK and what he is bringing to Rock M as well as his background. 5:51 — 16:52: There is some excitement around Mizzou Football even with the cloud that is the NCAA surrounding the team. What can this team be and how do they exceed expectations? 16:53 — 25:20: In a shocking turn, let’s talk a little Hoops and the uneasiness of the Mizzou Fans...  25:21 — 36:42: How does Mizzou become that school in the Upper-Tier when it comes to basketball and some decisions Cuonzo will have this year.  36:43 — 42:48: What should be the target number for total wins for Mizzou Hoops?  42:49 — END: Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up! You can follow the members of Today’s show on Twitter @SamTSnelling & @BKSportsTalk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rock M Radio is back with another episode of In The Short Corner with Sam Snelling. Sam is joined by Jim Blossom who is a Hall of Fame Basketball Coach in here in Missouri. They talk Mizzou Basketball AND Football as well as some High School Basketball. Episode Breakdown: :15 – 8:00: Let’s meet Coach Jim Blossom. 8:01 – 10:50: A little High School Basketball in St. Louis talk! 10:51 – 17:05: What are some of the reasons behind various coaching philosophy changes. 17:06 – 29:21: A look at the program at Mizzou and the direction it is heading in and recruiting players to Mizzou. 29:22 – 37:20: Let’s talk some Mizzou Football! 37:21 – END: Final thoughts and thank you Coach Blossom for coming in The Short Corner. You can follow the members of Today’s show on Twitter @SamTSnelling & @CoachBlossom. Do you like Rock M Radio? Drop us a Review and be sure to subscribe to Rock M Radio on your preferred podcasting platform. And be sure to follow @RockMRadio on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

NYCFC got thumped by Toronto on Friday night, plus a total of 42 goals scored this weekend around MLS. Hope you enjoy the show. We go deep on whether or not Domè has sunk the squad in the New York Groove. Then we take a trip around MLS with a ton of action and goals. Wrap that up with a nice #AntRants, announce our new scarf, a new giveaway this week, and finally your rapid fire Q&A in the Short Corner. Watch The Show The post Episode 146 – WTFC appeared first on Dudes In Blue.

Welcome back to another episode of In The Short Corner with Sam Snelling presented by Rock M Radio! On this episode, Sam is joined by Kory Keys to talk SEC Hoops. Kory is a former GA at Ole Miss and him and Sam dive into a little bit of everything going on with SEC Hoops, Mizzou, and much more. Let’s get to it. Episode Breakdown: :15 – 9:45: Welcome Kory to the Short Corner and let’s get right into it. What do you think about Mizzou’s Offseason so far and what should the expectations be for them this year? 9:46 – 28:00: How different is the SEC this year and how has Cuonzo handled his first year(ish) at Mizzou? And what’s the vibe around Tom Crean and Georgia? 28:01 – 35:34: How good can Mississippi State be this year? 35:35 – 46:51: Let’s talk a little bit about LSU and Vanderbilt… 46:52 – 1:01:00: Who has the edge at the Top of the SEC as far as the top half of the league goes? 1:02:00 – END: Wrap-up! THANK YOU Kory Keys for stopping by Rock M Radio and be sure to rate, review, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! You can follow the members of Today’s show on Twitter @SamTSnelling and @KoryKeys. Do you like Rock M Radio? Drop us a Review and be sure to subscribe to Rock M Radio on your preferred podcasting platform. And be sure to follow @RockMRadio on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to another edition of In The Short Corner with Sam Snelling. This week, Sam is joined by Brian Grawer. We’ll get to know Brian a bit more to start the podcast, but some topics include Norm, Cuonzo, and other happenings around Mizzou Basketball. Let’s dive in. Episode Breakdown: :20 – 10:00 :Intro and let’s Meet Brian Grawer! Welcome to “In The Short Corner.” Talking his recruitment process and some of the details behind being a D1 Basketball Player. 10:02 – 15:30 :Mizzou’s ability to recruit the St. Louis area. 15:31 – 30:45 :Talking Quin Snyder and how they handled holdovers from a previous coaching regime. 30:46 – 34:47 :Mike Anderson, Grad Assistant life, and what that is like. 34:48 – 37:20 :Why do coaches only get 3 years at a program to make it work? 37:21 – 57:40 :Let’s Talk Cuonzo Martin and a BOLD prediction on how long Cuonzo will be at Mizzou (hint: it’s a good amount of time). ALSO, some other bold predictions sprinkled in. Your thoughts? 57:41 – END: Wrap-Up and we will be back next week! You can follow the members of Today’s show on Twitter @SamTSnelling & @BGrawer. Do you like Rock M Radio? Drop us a Review and be sure to subscribe to Rock M Radio on your preferred podcasting platform. And be sure to follow @RockMRadio on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rock M Radio is back in the Short Corner with Sam Snelling. He is joined by Blake Lovell of SoutheastHoops.com and the MarchingtoMadness Podcast. They check in on how this last year went for Mizzou, the SEC, and they take a look ahead at other teams in the SEC and what could be in store for the league in years to come. Episode Breakdown: :20 –2:28: Intro and Welcome Blake Lovell to Rock M Radio! 2:30 –7:16: Thoughts on Cuonzo Martin’s First Season & could Mizzou become a consistent Top 3 team in the SEC? 7:20 –12:40: Most impressive coaching job in the SEC this year and the FBI and Auburn. 12:41 –21:50: Biggest disappointment in the SEC this year? 21:51 –32:44: Some SEC Coaching Hot Seat talk. 32:45 –39:00: LSU and Will Wade’s Progress. 39:01 – 41:30: Is Next Season the year Mississippi State makes the move? 41:31 –48:25: Tom Crean and the Georgia Hire. 48:26 –54:51: Thoughts on Mizzou moving forward? 54:52 -END: Wrap-Up and be sure to Subscribe/Rate/Review AND check out Blake’s Work! You can follow the members of Today’s show on Twitter @SamTSnelling @TheBlakeLovell. Do you like Rock M Radio? Drop us a Review and be sure to subscribe to Rock M Radio on your preferred podcasting platform. And be sure to follow @RockMRadio on Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to another edition of Rock M Radio. We bring you another episode of In The Short Corner with Sam Snelling. Carrington Harrison joins him on the podcast to talk Mizzou, The “Showdown for Relief,” Mizzou Basketball and the expectations for the team, as well as how Mizzou stacks up against some of the top programs in the nation. What do you expect from the upcoming “exhibition” game? Where do you rank Mizzou coming into this year? Let us know in the comments below. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We discuss Paul Beatty's Booker Prize-winning satire The Sellout for the first 45 minutes, then Lynwood Robinson drops back by to help preview the new NBA season. For next week, track down a copy of John Updike's story "Snowing in Greenwich Village" in time for our next installment of The Short Corner.

Rock M Radio Presents: In the Short Corner. Sam Snelling is here to bring you a new edition of In the Short Corner. He is joined by CBS Sports' Matt Norlander. They cover plenty of College Basketball, SEC Hoops, Mizzou Hoops and... BONUS MUSIC TALK! Be sure to subscribe to Rock M Radio on your iTunes and the Google Play Store! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For this installment of the Short Corner, we read "The Semplica-Girl Diaries," (http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2012/10/15/the-semplica-girl-diaries) from George Saunders' last book Tenth of December. Around the 39 minute mark, we pivot into winners and losers of the Draft and discuss the trade that sent Chris Paul to join James Harden on the Houston Rockets. Join us next week when we discuss Hunter S. Thompson's classic Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and look at the start of Summer League.

In this second installment of the Short Corner, our biweekly series in which we read a short story instead of a novel, we look at Donald Barthelme's "Concerning the Bodyguard," as well as Barthelme's style more generally. At the 38 minute mark, we switch over to the Draft Lottery, which took place this week, and try and figure out who teams will select based on what they need most. Join us next week for our discussion of Claudia Rankine's Citizen and in two weeks when we read Lorrie Moore's "You're Ugly, Too."

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are getting ready to take on the defending MLS Cup Champion Seattle Sounders on Sunday at 1 PM (TV: ESPN & ESPN Deportes) at StubHub Center. So we sent, CoG Producer and Host, Josh Guesman to training to catch up with Galaxy Captain, Jelle Van Damme. Josh will find out what has been keeping the team from capitalizing on some of their better games and what needs to be fixed before they can be victorious on Sunday. They'll also discuss how important the next three home games will be and whether or not the Galaxy can take any pointers from a Seattle team that had a horrible start to the 2016 season and still came out victorious. Then Josh will be joined by ESPN Analyst and former MLS Player Taylor Twellman. Taylor will be in the booth for the network when the Galaxy and Sounders face off, so he's the perfect person to get an outside perspective on this struggling team. Taylor will point out some of the issues he sees with the Galaxy and perhaps some possible reasons why they just haven't been able to put together a good game yet. It's wonderful analysis from someone who isn't based in and around the team and I think you'll find that everyone who is covering the Galaxy is on the same page when it comes to the glaring deficiencies that face this club on the field. Thanks for letting the Short Corner edition of CoG come into your home for the fiftieth time. We love bringing you these quick or important updates and we look forward to doing it fifty more times. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy are getting ready to take on the defending MLS Cup Champion Seattle Sounders on Sunday at 1 PM (TV: ESPN & ESPN Deportes) at StubHub Center. So we sent, CoG Producer and Host, Josh Guesman to training to catch up with Galaxy Captain, Jelle Van Damme. Josh will find out what has been keeping the team from capitalizing on some of their better games and what needs to be fixed before they can be victorious on Sunday. They'll also discuss how important the next three home games will be and whether or not the Galaxy can take any pointers from a Seattle team that had a horrible start to the 2016 season and still came out victorious. Then Josh will be joined by ESPN Analyst and former MLS Player Taylor Twellman. Taylor will be in the booth for the network when the Galaxy and Sounders face off, so he's the perfect person to get an outside perspective on this struggling team. Taylor will point out some of the issues he sees with the Galaxy and perhaps some possible reasons why they just haven't been able to put together a good game yet. It's wonderful analysis from someone who isn't based in and around the team and I think you'll find that everyone who is covering the Galaxy is on the same page when it comes to the glaring deficiencies that face this club on the field. Thanks for letting the Short Corner edition of CoG come into your home for the fiftieth time. We love bringing you these quick or important updates and we look forward to doing it fifty more times. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - In the least surprising announcement of the year, the LA Galaxy named Curt Onalfo to the Head Coaching vacancy at a press conference in the American Express Stadium Club at StubHub Center today. Your host, Josh Guesman, will walk you through the announcement as he has audio from both the newly named General Manager Peter Vagenas and Head Coach Curt Onalfo. And while both men talked about this being a big deal for them, will they be able to handle the pressure? After all, there isn't a more impatient and expecting fanbase than the LA Galaxy. Is this the right move when LAFC are getting ready to join MLS in 2018? Who are some of the other options? All things that will be discussed on this Short Corner. Then Josh will transition away from the GM and Head Coaching announcements to talk about some of the other news swirling around the LA Galaxy. Perhaps the biggest being the first trade the Onalfo and Vagenas partnership has made -- the acquisition of the rights to Jermaine Jones. And while no deal has been made, this will be the first real test for the LA Galaxy's new leadership. How do they fit a 35-year-old midfielder into a team they wanted to make younger? And what does that contract look like if it gets done? Finally, Josh will clean up any loose ends like discussing the expansion draft results and talking about options that haven't been picked up. This is turning into a crazy offseason. And We'll be right here to make sure you get all the information you need. Thanks for joining us on Corner of the Galaxy! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - In the least surprising announcement of the year, the LA Galaxy named Curt Onalfo to the Head Coaching vacancy at a press conference in the American Express Stadium Club at StubHub Center today. Your host, Josh Guesman, will walk you through the announcement as he has audio from both the newly named General Manager Peter Vagenas and Head Coach Curt Onalfo. And while both men talked about this being a big deal for them, will they be able to handle the pressure? After all, there isn't a more impatient and expecting fanbase than the LA Galaxy. Is this the right move when LAFC are getting ready to join MLS in 2018? Who are some of the other options? All things that will be discussed on this Short Corner. Then Josh will transition away from the GM and Head Coaching announcements to talk about some of the other news swirling around the LA Galaxy. Perhaps the biggest being the first trade the Onalfo and Vagenas partnership has made -- the acquisition of the rights to Jermaine Jones. And while no deal has been made, this will be the first real test for the LA Galaxy's new leadership. How do they fit a 35-year-old midfielder into a team they wanted to make younger? And what does that contract look like if it gets done? Finally, Josh will clean up any loose ends like discussing the expansion draft results and talking about options that haven't been picked up. This is turning into a crazy offseason. And We'll be right here to make sure you get all the information you need. Thanks for joining us on Corner of the Galaxy! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Carson, CA - The LA Galaxy held a press conference for Landon Donovan as he made his first public comments regarding his return to soccer and the LA Galaxy. Your host Josh Guesman was at the press conference and will now bring you almost the complete audio from that time there. You'll hear from Landon Donovan, Bruce Arena, Robbie Keane, and Alan Gordon. Along the way, you'll get updates on Robbie Keane's status, and everyone's thoughts on Donovan's return. Why did Landon decide now was the right time? Will his time extend past this season? How much training has he done and how in shape was he? These are all question that can be answered in this audio. You'll hear from Bruce Arena, the so-called instigator of this deal. What does Bruce think he can get from a 34-year-old player who has played competitively in almost two years? And what kind of expectations should the fans have for Donovan? Normally you just hear audio soundbites from something like this. But on Corner of the Galaxy, we want you to be the reporter and hear the questions asked and answered for yourself. No spin. Just the audio from the players' mouths. So what are you waiting for? This special edition of Short Corner is ready for you. Are you ready for it? Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Carson, CA - The LA Galaxy held a press conference for Landon Donovan as he made his first public comments regarding his return to soccer and the LA Galaxy. Your host Josh Guesman was at the press conference and will now bring you almost the complete audio from that time there. You'll hear from Landon Donovan, Bruce Arena, Robbie Keane, and Alan Gordon. Along the way, you'll get updates on Robbie Keane's status, and everyone's thoughts on Donovan's return. Why did Landon decide now was the right time? Will his time extend past this season? How much training has he done and how in shape was he? These are all question that can be answered in this audio. You'll hear from Bruce Arena, the so-called instigator of this deal. What does Bruce think he can get from a 34-year-old player who has played competitively in almost two years? And what kind of expectations should the fans have for Donovan? Normally you just hear audio soundbites from something like this. But on Corner of the Galaxy, we want you to be the reporter and hear the questions asked and answered for yourself. No spin. Just the audio from the players' mouths. So what are you waiting for? This special edition of Short Corner is ready for you. Are you ready for it? Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy look to be dealing Nigel De Jong to Galatasaray in Turkey. The LA Time's Kevin Baxter joins host Josh Guesman to talk about all of the updates regarding this move as well as speculate on what it could mean for the LA Galaxy. This is not a simple move and it's not one-hundred percent done. But it does make sense on multiple fronts. Could the LA Galaxy be dealing De Jong in an attempt to keep him from becoming a Designated Player? Are the LA Galaxy looking for flexibility? Perhaps its just a matter of De Jong looking to get back to the Dutch National team and he sees this as a way to get it done. And in surprising fashion, the LA Galaxy actually have played better in games that Nigel De Jong has missed. But what does that mean? Regardless of the reasons this podcast will examine the deal, examine all the details of what is known and Josh and Kevin Baxter will do their best to put this move in perspective. Does this mean the end to an unlikely MLS Cup? After all, there are only 8 games remaining in 2016. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios, CA - The LA Galaxy look to be dealing Nigel De Jong to Galatasaray in Turkey. The LA Time's Kevin Baxter joins host Josh Guesman to talk about all of the updates regarding this move as well as speculate on what it could mean for the LA Galaxy. This is not a simple move and it's not one-hundred percent done. But it does make sense on multiple fronts. Could the LA Galaxy be dealing De Jong in an attempt to keep him from becoming a Designated Player? Are the LA Galaxy looking for flexibility? Perhaps its just a matter of De Jong looking to get back to the Dutch National team and he sees this as a way to get it done. And in surprising fashion, the LA Galaxy actually have played better in games that Nigel De Jong has missed. But what does that mean? Regardless of the reasons this podcast will examine the deal, examine all the details of what is known and Josh and Kevin Baxter will do their best to put this move in perspective. Does this mean the end to an unlikely MLS Cup? After all, there are only 8 games remaining in 2016. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

CoG Studios - We're back with another 'Short Corner' update as we sit down with an extended one-on-one interview with LA Galaxy Defender, AJ DeLaGarza. In addition we'll also get you all the training updates from Saturday and touch briefly on the July 4th game vs the Vancouver Whitecaps. You'll hear from LA Galaxy Head Coach and General Manager Bruce Arena as he gives you updates on injured players and who could be available for the game on Monday night. There's talk of Daniel Steres, Leonardo, Robbie Keane and Gyasi Zardes. And you'll hear Bruce's thoughts on the Monday night game as well. But the real focus of this podcast is getting a chance to talk with the longest tenured LA Galaxy player, AJ DeLaGarza. AJ has been coming on the show from the very beginning and it's always imperative that we touch bases with him throughout the year so we can get a feel for how this team is thinking. DeLaGarza will talk about his lack of playing time at the beginning of the year, the competitive nature of this year's team, his growing family, and what he thinks of this LA Galaxy team as they get ready for the 2nd half of the season. It's a candid talk with a man who's seen it all since he joined the LA Galaxy in 2009. And while I think the entire team is visibly tired from the multitude of back-to-back games, you can see that AJ is hopeful about the future of this particular team, even with all the travel and minutes that are still to come. We'd like to thank AJ DeLaGarza and the LA Galaxy for giving us an opportunity to sit down and catch up. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

CoG Studios - We're back with another 'Short Corner' update as we sit down with an extended one-on-one interview with LA Galaxy Defender, AJ DeLaGarza. In addition we'll also get you all the training updates from Saturday and touch briefly on the July 4th game vs the Vancouver Whitecaps. You'll hear from LA Galaxy Head Coach and General Manager Bruce Arena as he gives you updates on injured players and who could be available for the game on Monday night. There's talk of Daniel Steres, Leonardo, Robbie Keane and Gyasi Zardes. And you'll hear Bruce's thoughts on the Monday night game as well. But the real focus of this podcast is getting a chance to talk with the longest tenured LA Galaxy player, AJ DeLaGarza. AJ has been coming on the show from the very beginning and it's always imperative that we touch bases with him throughout the year so we can get a feel for how this team is thinking. DeLaGarza will talk about his lack of playing time at the beginning of the year, the competitive nature of this year's team, his growing family, and what he thinks of this LA Galaxy team as they get ready for the 2nd half of the season. It's a candid talk with a man who's seen it all since he joined the LA Galaxy in 2009. And while I think the entire team is visibly tired from the multitude of back-to-back games, you can see that AJ is hopeful about the future of this particular team, even with all the travel and minutes that are still to come. We'd like to thank AJ DeLaGarza and the LA Galaxy for giving us an opportunity to sit down and catch up. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory.

The LA Galaxy were training on Saturday ahead of the California Clasico that takes place on Sunday, May 22nd at StubHub Center. Your host Josh Guesman talks about some of his observation from training, his talk with Mike Magee and we'll have audio from LA Galaxy goal keeper Brian Rowe. Rowe talks about his early success, his competition with Dan Kennedy and what he thinks its going to take for the LA Galaxy's defense to keep a clean sheet. He'll also discuss what he expects from San Jose and the atmosphere in the stadium. It's just a quick update talking about your LA Galaxy.

The LA Galaxy were training on Saturday ahead of the California Clasico that takes place on Sunday, May 22nd at StubHub Center. Your host Josh Guesman talks about some of his observation from training, his talk with Mike Magee and we'll have audio from LA Galaxy goal keeper Brian Rowe. Rowe talks about his early success, his competition with Dan Kennedy and what he thinks its going to take for the LA Galaxy's defense to keep a clean sheet. He'll also discuss what he expects from San Jose and the atmosphere in the stadium. It's just a quick update talking about your LA Galaxy.

On this special Short Corner episode Josh Guesman sits down with LA Galaxy midfielder Nigel De Jong. Carson, CA - It's not everyday that Corner of the Galaxy gets to sit down with a player as accomplished as Nigel De Jong. If you say his name you're going to get a lot of opinions. They'll talk about being him being a "Dirty Player" and they'll say that he's too aggressive. They'll probably consider him some dumb footballer who enjoys beating kids up for their candy. However, despite his reputation, we've only known him as a man who's kind, thoughtful and loves to play the game. Josh Guesman sat down with Nigel De Jong somewhere deep within the labyrinth of halls underneath StubHub center for a one on one chat. We'll ask questions that look at his motives for coming to Los Angeles, why he always wanted to end his career in Major League Soccer and what he thinks of the travel and the refereeing inside of the league. We'll also cover topics including the knowledge base American soccer has and how far behind Europe he sees the team and League. Finally we'll also talk about Nigel's future with the LA Galaxy and what he wants to do as player for the LA Galaxy. It's a brief look into a tiny window on a man who is probably misunderstood and who could end up being a real super star for the LA Galaxy. TRAINING OBSERVATIONS AND INJURY UPDATE: Outside of Jose Villarreal who played 90 minutes for LA Galaxy II in their 1-1 draw, everyone was at training this morning. Josh will get updated on the players who are still hurt and why it could be time for Giovani dos Santos to make his return to the field against Portland. Lot's of notes from training as well. This team is having fun on and off the field and that could bode well for them down the line. It's a packed informational show with a great guest! Special thanks to Brendan Hannan, Chris Glidden and the rest of the LA Galaxy PR team for setting up the interview. And special thanks to Nigel De Jong for taking time out of his day to have a chat. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

On this special Short Corner episode Josh Guesman sits down with LA Galaxy midfielder Nigel De Jong. Carson, CA - It's not everyday that Corner of the Galaxy gets to sit down with a player as accomplished as Nigel De Jong. If you say his name you're going to get a lot of opinions. They'll talk about being him being a "Dirty Player" and they'll say that he's too aggressive. They'll probably consider him some dumb footballer who enjoys beating kids up for their candy. However, despite his reputation, we've only known him as a man who's kind, thoughtful and loves to play the game. Josh Guesman sat down with Nigel De Jong somewhere deep within the labyrinth of halls underneath StubHub center for a one on one chat. We'll ask questions that look at his motives for coming to Los Angeles, why he always wanted to end his career in Major League Soccer and what he thinks of the travel and the refereeing inside of the league. We'll also cover topics including the knowledge base American soccer has and how far behind Europe he sees the team and League. Finally we'll also talk about Nigel's future with the LA Galaxy and what he wants to do as player for the LA Galaxy. It's a brief look into a tiny window on a man who is probably misunderstood and who could end up being a real super star for the LA Galaxy. TRAINING OBSERVATIONS AND INJURY UPDATE: Outside of Jose Villarreal who played 90 minutes for LA Galaxy II in their 1-1 draw, everyone was at training this morning. Josh will get updated on the players who are still hurt and why it could be time for Giovani dos Santos to make his return to the field against Portland. Lot's of notes from training as well. This team is having fun on and off the field and that could bode well for them down the line. It's a packed informational show with a great guest! Special thanks to Brendan Hannan, Chris Glidden and the rest of the LA Galaxy PR team for setting up the interview. And special thanks to Nigel De Jong for taking time out of his day to have a chat. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

LA Times' Kevin Baxter talks about the mechanisms, the dealings, and the money involved in the LA Galaxy's off-season moves. On this special edition of Corner of the Galaxy: Short Corner, LA Times Sports Reporter, Kevin Baxter (@Kbaxter11). Kevin will join us to talk about the LA Galaxy's off-season. That includes talking about how the LA Galaxy acquired Ashley Cole, Jelle Van Damme, and Nigel De Jong, and it also includes what each of their contracts looks like (money and terms). Kevin dives into each of these acquisitions with a backstory that is normally glossed over in MLS circles. Did the LA Galaxy use allocation money for the signings? How did Bruce Arena sell these players on the team and the challenges of Major League soccer? Which player had always wanted to make it to the United States and who rehabbed at StubHub Center back when it still the Home Depot Center? FOR MORE INFORMATION READ KEVIN BAXTER'S LA TIMES ARTICLE BY CLICKING HERE But we start with Juninho and Omar Gonzalez departing from the LA Galaxy and Kevin sets the record straight on his conversation with Juninho's agent and the reasons for Juninho seeking out a new home for his soccer skills. Josh and Kevin discuss the rumored numbers that LA received for both Juninho and Gonzalez and how that fits with the rest of the acquisitions Bruce Arena and company made. Kevin Baxter is breaking down the barriers between Major League Soccer and the rest of sports in the United States and we're very lucky to have him on the show so that our listeners can be the most informed fans in the league. You can only find in-depth LA Galaxy news and information right here on Corner of the Galaxy. Thanks for listening. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

LA Times' Kevin Baxter talks about the mechanisms, the dealings, and the money involved in the LA Galaxy's off-season moves. On this special edition of Corner of the Galaxy: Short Corner, LA Times Sports Reporter, Kevin Baxter (@Kbaxter11). Kevin will join us to talk about the LA Galaxy's off-season. That includes talking about how the LA Galaxy acquired Ashley Cole, Jelle Van Damme, and Nigel De Jong, and it also includes what each of their contracts looks like (money and terms). Kevin dives into each of these acquisitions with a backstory that is normally glossed over in MLS circles. Did the LA Galaxy use allocation money for the signings? How did Bruce Arena sell these players on the team and the challenges of Major League soccer? Which player had always wanted to make it to the United States and who rehabbed at StubHub Center back when it still the Home Depot Center? FOR MORE INFORMATION READ KEVIN BAXTER'S LA TIMES ARTICLE BY CLICKING HERE But we start with Juninho and Omar Gonzalez departing from the LA Galaxy and Kevin sets the record straight on his conversation with Juninho's agent and the reasons for Juninho seeking out a new home for his soccer skills. Josh and Kevin discuss the rumored numbers that LA received for both Juninho and Gonzalez and how that fits with the rest of the acquisitions Bruce Arena and company made. Kevin Baxter is breaking down the barriers between Major League Soccer and the rest of sports in the United States and we're very lucky to have him on the show so that our listeners can be the most informed fans in the league. You can only find in-depth LA Galaxy news and information right here on Corner of the Galaxy. Thanks for listening. Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Members of the Angel City Brigade, Galaxians, and LA Riot Squad plus LA Galaxy Senior Manager of Supporter Relations & Fan Development, Sid Patel stop by to talk about their respective groups and the challenges of working together to cheer on their team. It's another packed house in CoG Studios as we continue our pre-season behind-the-scenes tour of the LA Galaxy. And on today's show, your host, Josh Guesman is joined by members of the 3 main supporters groups in an effort to learn about how each group got started and what challenges they face during a regular season of support. So if you've ever wanted to join one of these groups, or learn more about them, then we hope this show will guide you in that process and hopefully break down some of the perceived barriers that might've kept fans from making that first step. Each group will give you a bit of their history and possibly let you in on what makes their group special, and why it's unique when comparing it to another group. Also, Josh will ask questions that he thinks need to be answered. Including how do groups handle bad fan behavior and why all the groups don't sit together. Then, in the second segment, LA Galaxy front office man, Sid Patel comes on to talk about his job working with these groups and how the front office views supporters groups. It's not a comprehensive show, we only had 60 minutes, but it's a show that should give you a basic and general understanding of how these groups function individually, together, and with the LA Galaxy's front office. As always, thanks for listening to Corner of the Galaxy. 2016 is shaping up to be a huge year for the show and we're glad you could be a part of it. Music provided by: Back Pocket Memory

Members of the Angel City Brigade, Galaxians, and LA Riot Squad plus LA Galaxy Senior Manager of Supporter Relations & Fan Development, Sid Patel stop by to talk about their respective groups and the challenges of working together to cheer on their team. It's another packed house in CoG Studios as we continue our pre-season behind-the-scenes tour of the LA Galaxy. And on today's show, your host, Josh Guesman is joined by members of the 3 main supporters groups in an effort to learn about how each group got started and what challenges they face during a regular season of support. So if you've ever wanted to join one of these groups, or learn more about them, then we hope this show will guide you in that process and hopefully break down some of the perceived barriers that might've kept fans from making that first step. Each group will give you a bit of their history and possibly let you in on what makes their group special, and why it's unique when comparing it to another group. Also, Josh will ask questions that he thinks need to be answered. Including how do groups handle bad fan behavior and why all the groups don't sit together. Then, in the second segment, LA Galaxy front office man, Sid Patel comes on to talk about his job working with these groups and how the front office views supporters groups. It's not a comprehensive show, we only had 60 minutes, but it's a show that should give you a basic and general understanding of how these groups function individually, together, and with the LA Galaxy's front office. As always, thanks for listening to Corner of the Galaxy. 2016 is shaping up to be a huge year for the show and we're glad you could be a part of it. Music provided by: Back Pocket Memory

LA Galaxy President Chris Klein and VP of Marketing and Communications Brendan Hannan join host Josh Guesman in-studio to talk about the team behind the scenes and what the 2016 season has in store. It's a big show. We've got a full hour of LA Galaxy talk with two excellent guests. LA Galaxy President Chris Klein and VP Brendan Hannan take time out of their busy schedules to talk LA Galaxy. Klein will key listeners in on what to expect from the rumored signings (which you can bet will be announced as soon as this podcast is released). He answers all the questions the show throws at him and even gets into your phone calls? Want to know more about the teams philosophy entering this season? Want to know about releasing Omar Gonzalez and Juninho? Chris is candid in his approach and is confident in leading the LA Galaxy to "push the envelope." What would Ashley Cole mean to this LA Galaxy team? The LA Galaxy have spoken to Ashley Cole as Klein will confirm. What about Van Damme? Again the question is not ignored (and again, I'm sure the LA Galaxy will announce this immediately as to make this show old immediately). Brendan Hannan has lead a re-birth of the LA Galaxy's social and digital media. He talks about the challenges of marketing to 19 million people in the greater Los Angeles Area. He also gives us some insight into Cozmo, LA's Mascot and why the tone that comes from the team is fun and engaging. He'll also talk about logos, new kits and a multitude of other fun items as we peek behind the curtain of the LA Galaxy's market offerings. It's a packed show and we really want to thank the LA Galaxy, Chris Klein, Brendan Hannan and working behind the scenes Chris Glidden and our in-studio photographer Steve Carillo. Without the professionalism of these people and the LA Galaxy organization this show wouldn't exist in it's current capacity. Thank you to all of our listeners and we'll do our best to bring you the best LA Galaxy entertainment in the world. Music Courtesy of Back Pocket Memory

LA Galaxy President Chris Klein and VP of Marketing and Communications Brendan Hannan join host Josh Guesman in-studio to talk about the team behind the scenes and what the 2016 season has in store. It's a big show. We've got a full hour of LA Galaxy talk with two excellent guests. LA Galaxy President Chris Klein and VP Brendan Hannan take time out of their busy schedules to talk LA Galaxy. Klein will key listeners in on what to expect from the rumored signings (which you can bet will be announced as soon as this podcast is released). He answers all the questions the show throws at him and even gets into your phone calls? Want to know more about the teams philosophy entering this season? Want to know about releasing Omar Gonzalez and Juninho? Chris is candid in his approach and is confident in leading the LA Galaxy to "push the envelope." What would Ashley Cole mean to this LA Galaxy team? The LA Galaxy have spoken to Ashley Cole as Klein will confirm. What about Van Damme? Again the question is not ignored (and again, I'm sure the LA Galaxy will announce this immediately as to make this show old immediately). Brendan Hannan has lead a re-birth of the LA Galaxy's social and digital media. He talks about the challenges of marketing to 19 million people in the greater Los Angeles Area. He also gives us some insight into Cozmo, LA's Mascot and why the tone that comes from the team is fun and engaging. He'll also talk about logos, new kits and a multitude of other fun items as we peek behind the curtain of the LA Galaxy's market offerings. It's a packed show and we really want to thank the LA Galaxy, Chris Klein, Brendan Hannan and working behind the scenes Chris Glidden and our in-studio photographer Steve Carillo. Without the professionalism of these people and the LA Galaxy organization this show wouldn't exist in it's current capacity. Thank you to all of our listeners and we'll do our best to bring you the best LA Galaxy entertainment in the world. Music Courtesy of Back Pocket Memory

Today we bring audio from the LA Galaxy's final training before facing off against Toronto FC. You'll hear from AJ DeLaGarza, Jose Villarreal, Brian Rowe and LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane. Don't miss our other show that just came out, a full Corner of the Galaxy with nearly 60 mins of LA Galaxy talk covering the TFC game, the US Open Cup vs San Jose and the possibility that the LA Galaxy could be adding another big name to the roster, and it's not just Steven Gerrard! LISTEN HERE! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

Today we bring audio from the LA Galaxy's final training before facing off against Toronto FC. You'll hear from AJ DeLaGarza, Jose Villarreal, Brian Rowe and LA Galaxy captain Robbie Keane. Don't miss our other show that just came out, a full Corner of the Galaxy with nearly 60 mins of LA Galaxy talk covering the TFC game, the US Open Cup vs San Jose and the possibility that the LA Galaxy could be adding another big name to the roster, and it's not just Steven Gerrard! LISTEN HERE! Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory

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We're taking a deeper look at Elvis Romero and Volley Apparel Football Club. He's doing his best to bring out some of the best looking "football" inspired clothing in Southern California. On today's episode of CoG: Short Corner we're joined by the creator and founder of Volley Apparel Football Club (VAFC), Elvis Romero to talk about his passion for the sport of soccer. He'll tell us how he gets you the newest designs and also how he sees the world of soccer apparel. Because soccer isn't always about what's happening on the field, Elvis explains how it's about how you look and the options you have at your fingertips. Simply, this is a man who has a passion for the sport and how it's perceived through fashion. And if you're listening real close there might even be a giveaway for one lucky guy and girl to get some of the latest in VAFC's line. So get out there and support those who support soccer. Elvis Romero is one of those people who see the world of soccer in the United States as a blank canvas ready to be filled by great design. Corner of the Galaxy Subscribe: iTunes, RSS, Stitcher and SoundCloud Music Provided by Back Pocket Memory Facebook.com/BackPocketMemory Twitter: @bckpcktmmry Instagram: @bckpcktmmry iTunes Music Provided by Drop City Yacht Club Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dropcityyachtclub Twitter: @dcyclub iTunes

On this episode of the Corner of the Galaxy: Short Corner we're trying to give you the emerging details of the Collective Bargaining Agreement. But we didn't just want to list all the specifics. So Josh was fortunate to be in contact with a gentlemen who has the legal background and knowledge to explain why certain items came about the way they did. For the entire show CoG: Short Corner will host a discussion with Steven Bank (a Paul Hastings Professor of Business Law at UCLA School of Law and a frequent contributor to American Soccer Now as a Legal Analyst). Steven teaches law at UCLA School of Law and is an avid soccer fan. Together, Steven and Josh try and put you in the shoes of the guys negotiating while also giving you details and background information on how the league legal structure was formed and, in many ways, how it is morphing into something else. Think the players got a raw deal? Think that perhaps the owners were greedy? Then listen to how single entity and anti-trust laws effected the negotiations. It's not only an in-depth look at how MLS and the MLS Players Union came to an agreement, but it'll also get you thinking about the future of these negotiations and the leagues continued participation in Free Agency.

On this episode of Corner of the Galaxy: Short Corner your host Josh Guesman talks with ESPNFC.com's Jeff Carlisle. On the tail of publishing his most recent CBA article, Jeff gets in-depth and in-detail in an attempt to drill down to the roadblocks and pitfalls of a possible agreement. Jeff talks about how the players may've backed themselves into a corner, and how dedicated the union (MLSPU) and it's members are to make sure free agency is included in this agreement. They'll also talk about the public relations battle and who's winning it. Have the owners played all their cards? Or have they quietly been talking about single entity and what free agency could do to it. What happens when there is no middle ground? Jeff and Josh discuss it all so that you can understand all the elements going into this very complicated situation.