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This week on the #intotheCosmos podcast, the playoffs have arrived and it is time to chase down a Championship! The New York Cosmos enter the NASL playoffs as the #1 seed, and will face Rayo OKC at Shuart Stadium this Satruday at 7PM ET. After a long regular season, the Cosmos look to earn their eighth NASL title this year, and third in the last four years. Your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa welcome Cosmos midfielder Adam Moffat to the show. Adam discusses his time in MLS and how overcoming his own injuries has made him stronger on the pitch today. With the announcement that the final game could be held at Belson Stadium if the Cosmos go on to the finals, there is much controversy surrounding the decision. We'll talk about that and plenty more, so tune in, sit back and enjoy the show, and make sure you arrive to Shuart Stadium on Saturday early for the tailgate party!

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your co-hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa get you ready for the final regular season home game at Shuart Stadium, as the Cosmos face Miami FC on Saturday. This week the guys bring in Danny Szetela, who proudly represents his Polish heritage. It is indeed Polish Heritage Night at Shuart Stadium as well as Fan Appreciation Night, so we ask Danny about his career, his parents and his time off the field when he too was dealing with injuries. It is time for one last hurrah at Shuart Stadium this weekend, although there will still be a home game on November 5 in the NASL semifinal playoffs. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, we expand the discussion about the state of soccer in the United States as we bring in Peter Wilt as our guest today. Peter Wilt's career has centered on the growth and stabilization of soccer in this country, and his body of work has led to the success of Indy 11 and the Chicago Fire among many of his accomplishments.  As the discussion continues, the Cosmos still face uncertainty about the future home of the club, with this likely being the last season played at Hofstra University and Shuart Stadium. Regardless, IT IS GAME DAY in Cosmos Country, as the Cosmos head to Wakemed to take on the Carolina Railhawks as one of four matches slated for Wednesday around the NASL.

This week on #IntotheCosmos our hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa review the big win over Minnesota this past weekend, and welcome Cosmos midfielder Ruben Bover to the show. Ruben's pass to David Diosa provided the only assist of the night in a 1 - 0 win that has the New York Cosmos perched atop the NASL Fall and Overall standings in the NASL. The guys welcome Ruben Bover for his first appearance of this season on the show, and certainly offer praise to the 24 year-old Spanish native who hasgrown tremendously over the last year. From the MVP of the inaugural Cosmos B season, to becoming a pivotal piece of the first team, Bover's composure and ability becomes more evident with each start. The Cosmos host the Edmonton Eddies this weekend at Shuart Stadium with a 7 PM kickoff, leaving the team with only two remaining home games to play down the stretch. Get out and support the boys in green!

This week on #IntotheCosmos, hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa welcome Alexis Velela to the show after making his professional debut for the NY Cosmos this past weekend against Ft. Lauderdale. Alexis has spent time with the U-17 and U-18 U.S Men's squads, and has been with the Cosmos since August of 2015. The Cosmos escaped Ft. Lauderdale with a point after the 0 - 0 draw, leaving them on top of the NASL fall table by 3 points, while maintaining a 4 point lead in the combined standings. With two home matches on back-to-back weekends against Minnesota and Edmonton, the Cosmos look to continue to set the pace towards the playoffs. It is Cosmos Boot Camp Weekend as well as Military Appreciation Night at Shuart Stadium, so get out and support the club and be there for the 7PM kick off.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa bring you all the news that's fit to print, as the Cosmos return home from a spectacular 2 - 1 road win in Puerto Rico, as a result of the late blast from Andres Flores. This week the guys welcome Jimmy Maurer back to the show, making his second appearance of the season, and fifth overall in the last 3 years. Jimmy started his Cosmos career with a clean sheet in 2013, and he is now the modern-day record holder in the NASL with 33 shutouts. Ej and Frank also discuss the NASL table after this past weekend of play, as the Eddies find themselves atop the spring standings, and also on top of the overall standings. It is Jimmy Maurer bobble head day this Saturday at Shuart Stadium, so get your pink jersey's out, and get yourself to the match vs Carolina on August 27 at 7PM ET.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa review the big 3 - 2 win for the Cosmos this past weekend over Tampa Bay, which offered plenty of action on the pitch, as well as off of it. Emotions were at a peak at Shuart Stadium this past Saturday, for not only the players but the managers as well. Colin Campbell was sent off the pitch for arguing with the officials, and Coach Gio was more than critical of the referee with his halftime comments. This week the guys welcome back Jimmy Mulligan to the show, as the Medford, Long Island native recently returned to the Cosmos after a stint on loan with Swope Park of the USL. Jimmy had an influence on the second goal for the Cosmos that tied the match at the time against Tampa, sending a brilliant cross in to the box that eventually led to a Cosmos penalty kick conversion from Adam Moffat, his second of the match. The Cosmos make their first trek to Puerto Rico this weekend for their match with the expansion side, hoping to re-produce a similar result to their first meeting this year, in which the Cosmos came away with three points.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa keep you up to date on everything surrounding the New York Cosmos of the NASL. After a tough ending to the Tampa Bay match, that ultimately left the Cosmos with a point from 2 - 2 draw this past weekend, the boys in green look to rebound tonight in Edmonton, with three points on the line, and a long plane trip home. Andres Flores makes his first appearance of the season, as he is out with an injury he sustained in the Jacksonville match, in which he scored the first goal in the 3 - 0 win. The Cosmos return home on July 30 to face the new arrivals to the league, Puerto Rico FC, so come out to Shuart Stadium, and get your first look at the new club to the NASL.

Join us on #IntotheCosmos this week, as our hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa bring you all the news that's fit to print about the New York Cosmos. After earning three wins to start the fall portion of the campaign, the Cosmos suffered a setback this past weekend and lost 3 - 0 to Rayo OKC, who exacted a bit of revenge for the loss at Shuart Stadium to the Cosmos back in the spring race. The Cosmos are clinging to first place in the fall table, and have three games in eight days to navigate next, which includes appearances in Tampa Bay and Edmonton before returning home to face Puerto Rico on July 30. What can we expect over the next week? Let's break it all down, and see what our hosts have to say about it all!  

This week on #IntotheCosmos, hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa review the opening weekend of the fall portion of the 2016 campaign, in which the Cosmos came away with a 2 - 1 win against the Ottawa Fury last weekend. Brian Holt joins us after picking up the win in net for the Cosmos, and we discuss his college days at Creighton University, where he still sits among the team leaders in the history of the school. The Cosmos face Miami this weekend in the Sunshine State, and have a gruelling schedule over the month of July, which amounts to seven games to be played as the summer heats up. Ticket packages to see the Cosmos at Shuart Stadium are at a premium, as the team offers multiple deals to see your Cosmos live and in person. From a $77 package for every home game left on the schedule in the Fall, to the $5 kids tickets for the upcoming game against Jacksonville on the 13th. Be sure to tune in to One World Sports to see the match against Miami at 8 PM ET on Saturday, and Vamos Cosmos!

This week on #IntotheCosmos, our hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa bring you all the news and info you need to know about the New York Cosmos, as the team arrives to the Round of 16 in the U.S Open Cup for the second consecutive season. After advancing past NYCFC again on June 15, the Cosmos will be playing host to the New England Revolution of MLS at Belson Stadium on the grounds of St. Johns University at 7:30 PM on June 29. The Cosmos open the Fall portion of the campaign on July 2, as they host Ottawa at Shuart Stadium while acceptng the fact that Indy Eleven came away with the Spring title. The guys welcome Cosmos captain Carlos Mendes to the show for the first time this year, as his experience against the Revs in his seven-year career with the Red Bulls, provides a bit of insight to what we can expect in the Open Cup, while discussing the state of the club, what the fans support means to him, and how being a dad is getting better by the day!

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa run down the final weekend of the Spring schedule, while the NY Cosmos are forced to sit and wait for the results of the final round that will decide the first playoff berth in the NASL. The bye-week certainly comes at a good time for the Cosmos, as they prepare for the rematch with NYCFC after last year's win at the U.S Open Cup, although the venue moves from Shuart Stadium to Coffey Field this year. We sit down with David Diosa this week, as the Colombian native is certainly proud of his nation after securing advancement in the Copa America with only two matches played in group stage. Oh, by the way, that includes a big win over the USMNT to start the proceedings on June 3. Can the Cosmos hold three teams at bay and secure the Spring title? We will break down the matches that will effect the Cosmos chances of holding on the top spot in the table.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa bring you all you need to know about a crazy portion of the schedule that the NY Cosmos are enduring at the moment. After a 2 - 1 against Tampa Bay at home this past weekend, the man who came away with the game winning goal joins us on the show, as Ruben Bover's goal is a nominee for NASL Goal of the Week. We discuss the Eibar match with Ruben as he joins us from Las Vegas, where the team is getting prepared for their 10PM ET match tonight against the La Liga side. The U.S Open Cup disscussion continues with Jersey Express set to visit NY on June 1, but before we get there, the Cosmos face Rayo OKC at Shuart Stadium this weekend. The Cosmos look to improve on their first place status in the Spring portion of the campaign, with only two matches remaining to play. We discuss that status of the Cosmos B squad, who are once again shaping up for a deep run in the NPSL, while trying to retain their championship from a season ago. It's super hero night at Shuart Stadium this weekend, so bring your cape and utility belt to the match to watch the Cosmos face Rayo OKC on Saturday, May 27.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa get you set for a big weekend in Florida, as the NY Cosmos get set to make their first trip to the expansion club Miami FC's home at FIU Stadium on Saturday, May 7. With three points to make up in the table and only five matches remaining in the spring portion of the campaign, the NY Cosmos look to ride the momentum of a big win at Shuart Stadium over the Railhawks last weekend. Three Cosmos appear on the NASL Team of the Week, one of which being Jimmy Maurer who is our guest this week on the show. Jimmy made three key saves late in the match on balls that had eyes for the back of the net, but the Cosmos keeper rallied to earn his 28th clean sheet in his NASL Career, which is a modern-day record. The Cosmos travel to Edmonton from Miami for back-to-back road games that will help decide the spring title, so tune in to One World Sports at 8PM EDT on Saturday, May 7, to root for your Cosmos!

Welcome to the #IntotheCosmos team podcast, as we arrive to week three in the NASL Spring portion of the campaign. The Cosmos have taken all six points from their first two outings of the year, and are coming off another impressive performance against the Jacksonville Armada this past weekend at Shuart Stadium. Our guest this week is nominated for Goal of the Week in the NASL, as Adam Moffat joins Ej and Frank to talk about the goal, which was assisted by Niko Kranjcar just outside the Armada 18 yard box. Adam also discusses his time in the MLS, the injuries that held him out of last year's post season, while giving us some insight on the preparation for four road games over the next five contests for the NY Cosmos. Vote for Adam's goal on the NASL home page, and get prepared for the big outing with Indy Eleven this weekend! Indy and the Cosmos have met six times over the past two seasons, and neither club has taken three points from the other. Six draws have played out all six times the two have met. Catch the match at Michael A Carroll Stadium (The Mike) Saturday at 7:30 PM ET on One World Sports!

This week on #IntotheCosmos, our hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa bring you all the news and highlights from a smashing first round of action that transpired this past weekend, and review the round of matches on deck for week 2. The New York Cosmos home opener was a success, as the club came away with a 3 - 0 over the Ottawa Fury to start the 2016 campaign off with three points, and an appearance atop the the NASL standings. Juan Arango came away with the NASL Player of the Week honor, and he was joined by Jairo Arrieta on the NASL Best XI team of the week as well. The Cosmos host the Jacksonville Armada in week 2 at Shuart Stadium, which kicks off at 6 PM ET. The theme of the weekend is Star Wars. Come to the game dressed as your favorite Droid, Jedi or Sith and take a selfie with Darth Vader, while also putting yourself in the running to win $150 for first place in the costume contest. Don't forget to throw your name in the hat for a chance to win an Under Armour Jersey and two tickets to this weekend's match at Shuart Stadium, by checking out the Cosmos home page or twitter feed for details. Thank you for listening, and we thank you for tuning in again this week.

It is that time again folks, as we present the second full season of the #IntotheCosmos Team Podcast here at Sports Palooza Radio. The 2016 version of the show marks our third season of covering the Cosmos on the network, and this year we once again have Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa hosting the party. To open the year, the guys welcome the COO of the NY Cosmos Erik Stover, as their first guest of the season. Erik opens up about Media Day and the kit unveiling at Under Armour in NYC that took place on March 16 in New York City, the importance of the Training and Development Programs, the Cosmos Academy and so much more. So many changes were made not only within the Cosmos organization, but around the entire NASL as well. A new season brings new hope to all 12 clubs who will be competing in the league in 2016. We will discuss the team dynamic in New York, as well as recognize some of the big moves made in the off-season by everyone in the NASL. Can the Cosmos defend the 2015 Soccer Bowl title? Are you ready for another big season for the organization? Opening day for the Cosmos is Sunday, April 3, and kickoff is set for 6 PM ET at Shuart Stadium on the grounds of Hofstra University. Get your tickets through the Cosmos website, and pick one of the numerous plans offered by the club for 2016.

Join our hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa as we wrap up the magnificent season that ended with a Soccer Bowl Title, as the NY Cosmos prevailed in a thrilling 3 - 2 NASL Championship game this past Sunday at Shuart Stadium. Jack Gaeta, Manager of Cosmos Team Operations, joins us to review the campaign and gives us his memories and highlights of the year. With the Cosmos earning their second title in three years, the questions are already starting to swell about the product the Cosmos will be putting on the field in 2016, with the losses of Raul and Marcos Senna going forward. With more teams joining the NASL next year, our hosts will break down the expectations of the new arrivals in Miami, Peurto Rico and Oklahoma City. Congratulations to the Boys in Green who earned the Cosmos their seventh NASL Championship.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, the two best clubs throughout the campaign will decide the NASL 2015 Soccer Bowl title on Sunday., November 15 at Shuart Stadium. The New York Cosmos earned the Spring title, and the Ottawa Fury took home the Fall title, and now they will take part in the Championship game for the ultimate hardware that both teams worked so hard to achieve this year. Our hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa walk us through the events that led us to this point, from opening day to last weekend's semifinal games that were filled with excitement, which featured two separate comebacks from early deficits. Both the Fury and Cosmos found themselves down a goal in the semifinals, as each club scratched and clawed their way to the title match with equivalent 2 - 1 results. This is the Championship Edition of the show, so let's celebrate the season, and  may the best team win!

In our final regular season show of #IntotheCosmos in the 2015 campaign, our hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa count us down to the playoffs, with one match remaining before the NASL semifinals get underway. They review the three-game win streak that the Cosmos carry into the final game against Tampa Bay, who are also hoping to secure a bid to the playoffs. The two face off at Shuart Stadium on Halloween night. They also sit down this week with new arrival Kharlton Belmar, who made a splash in his first appearance with the Cosmos against Atlanta. The Cosmos won 3 - 0 win to kick off the three-game win streak that started on October 7. Who will be joining the Cosmos in the post-season? Ej and Frank go over all the scenarios as the NASL playoff picture takes shape.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa review the New York Cosmos recent 3 - 0 victories over Atlanta and Edmonton, and get us prepared for the final two matches before the playoffs begind on November 7. The Cosmos have a guaranteed home game in the semi-finals after taking the Spring portion of the campaign, and are now in a heated battle with Ottawa and Minnesota for who will host the Soccer Bowl Championship Game. Ottawa and Minnesota has each clinched playoff berths, while Ft. Lauderdale appears to be in line for the fourth and final position, although much could change over the last two weekends of the regular season. The guys sit down with Danny Szetela this week, and discuss the state of the Cosmos locker room and the luxury of a bye week before the final two regular season outings of the year. With their final home game scheduled on the last weekend of the season against Tampa Bay at Shuart Stadium, the Cosmos will first take on San Antonio at Toyota Field this Saturday, with the expectation of six points.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, our hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa get us prepared for the final four matches of the regular season that will bring us to the NASL playoffs, which the Cosmos have a spot in the semifinals already clinched from the Spring title. We bring in Jimmy Mulligan from the New York Cosmos, as the former St. Johns alum comes off his recent start against Edmonton last weekend. Jimmy discusses the state of the club as well as his on and off the field experiences as a Cosmo. With a stop in Atlanta on Wednesday to face the Silverbacks again, the Comsos have a quick turn around with Edmonton on deck this weekend, putting the team on the field three times in eight days. Be sure to be at Shuart Stadium early for the Edmonton game to get your Danny Szetela bobble head, as chosen by the fans.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa review the past two games, which include a 0 - 0 Draw with Minnesota and last nights tough 4 - 1 loss to the Ottawa Fury. Despite a good amount of the possession time in their favor, the Cosmos were unable to take out the leaders of the Fall Season, which now puts home field in jeopardy towards the post-season. The loss for the Cosmos ended an 18 -game stretch without a loss at Shuart Stadium that dated back to August 2, 2014 against Carolina. With a big match in Edmonton this weekend, and only six games left in the regular season, there is no more room to give away points, so the time is ow to turn up the heat and build confidence. We will brng you game quotes from Coach Gio, and also discuss the standings and points totals around the NASL.  

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa get you set for a fun-filled weekend on deck for the NY Cosmos as they prepare for this weekends match with the Jacksonville Armada at Shuart Stadium. The activities of the weekend include a special Heroes Night, honoring the men and women who serve our country and protect our freedom, with a special halftime ceremony to take place. It is Giorgio Chinaglia bobblehead series night, and the first 3,000 fans in attendance will be taking home one of the Cosmos legends gift package. Our hosts will discuss some U.S Men's National Team news, review the NASL weekend schedule, and offer up the expectations on the Cosmos next few games which includes another three-game in nine-day stretch.on deck. Let's give a big hoo-rah, and enjoy this weekends festvities as we hope to see you at Shuart Stadium this weekend as the Cosmos look to stretch their home unbeaten streak.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa review the 2 - 1 win over the San Antonio Scorpions, and get you prepared for the week ahead. The Cosmos will play three games over a 9-day span, which begins with two road games in Carolina and Ottawa before reurning home to Shuart Stadium to again face Carolina. We sit down with Hunter Gorskie this week, who makes his second apperance on the podcast this sesaon, and we talk about his career, his memories of the U.S Open Cup shootout goal to beat NYCFC, and his memories of the Cosmos historic trip to Cuba. We then bring in Connor Tobin who is the team captain for the Carolina Railhawks, as we discuss his career that has seen him play in Norway, as well as playing with two NASL teams. With a two point lead in the combined standings as the Cosmos prepare for the post-season, the heads-up match with Ottawa during the week becomes vital as the two battle for NASL supremacy in the table. Let's get Into the Cosmos!

This week on #IntotheCosmos, your hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa rewind the week that was for the NY Cosmos after taking 7 of a possible 9 points from 3 matches in 7 days. With a familiar comeback in cardiac fashion, the Cosmos found themselves down three goals early, but mounted a prolific comeback to earn a point on the road with the 3 - 3 draw at Ft. Lauderdale. We review the week, and get you set for this weekend's encounter with the San Antonio Scorpions at Shuart Stadium on Saturday. Our interview this week brings Haji Wright to the show, making his first appearance here on Into the Cosmos since being called up to the first team. We discuss the U-17 World Cup draw that he and new arrival Alexix Velela will be taking part in come October, and talk about his expereiences as a professional at such a young age.

Welcome to this week's edition of #IntotheCosmos, the podcast that can be heard every Wednesday at 1 PM ET. Hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa get you ready for the U.S Open Cup outing against the New York Red Bulls, and rewind to the New York Cosmos big win over NYCFC in the fourth round of the Cup at Shuart Stadium last week. We venture beyond the Cosmos a bit this week with the team having some time off and discuss the U.S Men's National Team roster. We will also talk about the antics of Clint Dempsey this past week in the U.S Cup that led to a 3-match ban in MLS play, and Jurgen Klinsmann's approach for the Gold Cup. There are many high-profile European players making their way to the states, and Frank is in NY this week to be part of the Steve Nash Showdown event in New York's China Town. We reveal the early portion of the fall schedule for the NY Cosmos, and review the spring success of the team as well, so buckle up for a ride ... Into the Cosmos!

This week on #IntotheCosmos, hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa preview the U.S Open Cup match with NYCFC on Wednesday June 17, and we bring in a special guest to join the conversation. Ian Joy of beINSports, who also commentates the NYCFC games for the Yes Network, will join our hosts this week, as the former MLS player provides his analysis of the state of the team, as well as the significance of the U.S Open CUp in soccer history. While the Cosmos celebrate the Spring Championship, there is no time to sit back and rest on the accomplishment, with a 4th round encounter on deck in the Open Cup, and Coach Gio Savarese stated as much in this week's press conference, noting that while the accomplishment is significant, there is much more work left to do this year. Let's get to it, and hopefully we will see you at Shuart Stadium at 7:30 PM ET, for the match against NYCFC.

What's up everybody thank you so much for joining me today in episode S1E28 of the NYCFC Fan Podcast. We have a threesome on today's show! Yup you heard that right but first get your head out of the gutter. I'm joined by Matt Reed and Colton Coreschi as we review the comading 3-1 victory NYC Football Club had against the Montreal Impact. We then go through 1 good, 1 bad and 3 player ratings Colton does for us every match. Next we discuss some rumors surrounding NYCFC and then preview the upcoming US Cup match against the NY Cosmos. Enjoy! Show notes for this episode will be found at http://www.nycfcpodcast.com/s1e28 Here's what you'll hear on today's episode: We breakdown the starting lineup and discuss the start of RJ Allen at right back plus Ned Grabavoy as the attacking midfielder Why is NYC Football Club so poor in taking corner kicks? The first goal NYCFC had which came from beautiful one time passes. Is having a consistent back 5 contributing to NYC Football Club positive form in recent days? NYCFC only allowed 3 shots on target, a first for the team. Montreal Impact goalie Evan Bush was huge for them and saved a ton of goals from going in. Our defense for 2 free kicks was stronger than previous games Though with that said, on the 87th Wandrille Lefevre scores on a header off free kick over Andrew Jacobson The second goal NYC Football Club score with a pass from Poku to a wide open Mix Diskerud The final 3rd goal score by Poku with a great pass from Villa Andre Pirlo Rumors are cooling down NYCFC will sign Athletic Bilbao’s veteran right back Andoni Iraola on a free transfer José Ángel Esmoris Tasende AKA Angelino, a Manchester City youth product is reportedly being sent on loan to NYCFC according to the same source. Shay Facey is reportedly staying at NYCFC past his current loan spell which was set to end on June 30. ONE World Sports announced Monday that U.S. Soccer has granted the network the exclusive rights to produce and televise the fourth-round match from Shuart Stadium in Hempstead, N.Y. Alright I hope you enjoyed episode S1E28 with Colton. All show notes will be found at http://www.nycfcpodcast.com/s1e28 Podcast Links Check out Colton's recap of the 3-1 victory NYCFC had against the Montreal Impact plus his good, bad and player ratings: http://nycfcpodcast.com/nycfc-3-1-montreal-impact-match-review-and-player-ratings/ MetroSoccerNation.com: http://www.metrosoccernation.com/2015/06/villa-poku-shine-in-nycfcs-convincing-3-1-victory-over-montreal-impact/ MetroSoccerNation.com: http://www.metrosoccernation.com/2015/06/shay-facey-continues-to-grow-in-new-role-with-new-york-city-fc/ DailyMail.co.uk: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3122805/Andrea-Pirlo-cools-exit-talk-rumours-leaving-Juventus-just-want-playing-Euros.html BigAppleSoccer.com: http://www.bigapplesoccer.com/us/opencup2.php?article_id=41453 Resources Mentioned in this Episode [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsLDfESTjyM[/embed] [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvmcB6sRhks[/embed] To leave a voice message that will be featured on the podcast visit NYCFCPodcast.com/chat. Subscribe to the NYCFC Fan Podcast via iTunes or Stitcher         If you enjoyed this episode can you share it with the rest of the NYCFC fans by leaving an honest rating and review on iTunes? Simply click here. Leaving a 5 star rating and review will help the show and its ranking in iTunes immensely and it'll help other NYCFC Fans find this podcast! I appreciate all that you do for the show and hope you continue to enjoy it. Your reviews truly motivate and inspire me. Thank you!   Follow and interact with NYCFC Fan Podcast on...     

This week on #IntotheCosmos, hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa review last weekend's 2 - 2 draw with Carolina, and get you prepared for the San Antonio Scorpions visit to Shuart Stadium on Saturday. In review of the match at Carolina's Wakemed Park,  the Cosmos earned a draw in stunning fashion, entering the 90th minute down 2 - 0, completing the comeback with a goal from Andres Flores with only seconds remaining in extra time. He also earned a spot on the NASL team of the week. Flores is our guest this week on the show, as he discusses the goal to pull the match level, while giving us some insight on his time with the El Salvador national team. Currently, he is the only Cosmos player who will be serving international duty over the summer, as World Cup qualification and Gold Cup competition are among the events taking place. He discusses the pre-season stop in his native El Salvador and the excitement for the upcoming trip to Cuba for the Cosmos. We then prepare everyone for the match this weekend vs the San Antonio Scorpions, as the Cosmos enter the weekend up three points in the standings, with only three matches remaining in the spring campaign.

On this week's episode of #IntotheCosmos, hosts Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa review last week's Cosmos' victory, 4 - 2, against Edmonton FC on Mother's Day at Shuart Stadium. The victory puts them five points on top of the fall standings. This week's guests include Cosmos' defender Hunter Gorskie, who talks about his career and his path to the New York Cosmos of the North American Soccer League.  Our next guest is the Railhawks' defenseman/midfielder Wes Knight, who talks about his torn ACL injury and how he made his way back to the league #TheUntoldStoryofSport. Our next interview is with Railhawks' midfielder Neil Hlavaty, who ties for second on the list with minutes played in the modern NASL.  Ej and Frank will preview this weekend's New York Cosmos' match as they prepare to take the road to Carolina to play the Railhawks at Wakemed Park on Saturday, May 16.  You can always listen to the show live at 1PM EST by calling 646 915 8596 on your device.

This week on #IntotheCosmos, Ej Garr and Frank Dell'Apa review the first ever Cosmos match at MCU Park in Brooklyn this past weekend, and get you ready for Edmonton on Mother's Day this Sunday. Two fantastic interviews come your way, as we sit down with the New York Cosmos striker Lucky Mkosana, on the heels of his only goal that gave the Cosmos three points in their 1 - 0 win in Brooklyn over Ottawa this past weekend. With Edmonton in town this week, the guys have the pleasure of interviewing the head coach of the Eddies, Colin Miller, who has had a tremendous career as both a player and coach, and if you listen to his advice, you can learn what he looks for in a player. Get yourself ready for this weekend at Shuart Stadium, as the Cosmos welcome the Eddies to town, and Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there who are special to all of us in their own way!

This week on #IntoTheCosmos, we review the home opener at Shuart Stadium this past weekend, and get the fans prepared for the match with Atlanta this weekend. Ej Garr, and new co-host Frank Dell'Apa discuss the new stadium town meeting on May 7, which will hopefully bring answers for the new Cosmos Stadium in Long Island, NY. We will have interviews with two players who represent their respective clubs, the first being the NY Cosmos leading goal scorer thus far, Leo Fernandez. His goal to give the Cosmos a 2 - 0 lead just as the second half began, can now be voted on at the NASL home page for goal of the week. We also speak with the Captain of the Atlanta Silverbacks, Simon Mensing, about his career in Europe, and his first season in the NASL with the club. Game day is right around the corner, so get off your couch, and get out to support the best league in the United States!