Podcasts about stoppage time

One thing you'll see in almost every World Cup match this summer is “Stoppage Time.” It's extra minutes added at the end of a half to make up for time lost during the game. The referee decides how much extra time to give, and teams know to use it to their advantage. In some ways, we all live in “stoppage time.” Our days are not guaranteed, and the time we have on earth is ultimately not up to us but to God. That's why the Bible says, “Be careful how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the most of your time” (Ephesians 5:15-16). In this series, we'll let God's Word teach us how to make the most of the time He's given us.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off tomorrow, and Atlanta Soccer Tonight spends the eve of the tournament soaking it all in. Jason Longshore opens with a love letter to Atlanta, tracing the city's soccer history from the Atlanta Chiefs in 1967 through the 1996 Olympics to the moment the world arrives at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Clips from Georgia State coaches Ed Joyce and Brett Surrency and Atlanta United director of methodology Javier Pérez set the tone, along with a conversation with two-time World Cup referee Matthew Conger on what it takes to officiate on the biggest stage. Then Kevin Egan, voice of MLS on Apple TV, joins the show fresh off a busy World Cup week. He's hosting the FIFA Fan Festival at Centennial Olympic Park and co-owns the Irish Exit, opening this weekend in Centennial Yards. Kevin shares his World Cup picks, with a potential negative surprise, gives two players to watch, and picks ______ to lift the trophy (no spoilers here, listen to the episode). Jason closes with the 3-4-3: three surprise teams, four players who will define the tournament, and his predictions for top three finishers in this summer's tournament. Stoppage Time goes deep on group-by-group rooting interests, a full schedule breakdown for the opening weekend, and a few packs of Panini stickers to send everyone off right.

One thing you'll see in almost every World Cup match this summer is “Stoppage Time.” It's extra minutes added at the end of a half to make up for time lost during the game. The referee decides how much extra time to give, and teams know to use it to their advantage. In some ways, we all live in “stoppage time.” Our days are not guaranteed, and the time we have on earth is ultimately not up to us but to God. That's why the Bible says, “Be careful how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the most of your time” (Ephesians 5:15-16). In this series, we'll let God's Word teach us how to make the most of the time He's given us.

The World Cup is eight days away and the pre-tournament window just delivered its biggest result. Algeria beat the Netherlands 1-0 in Rotterdam, with Feyenoord winger Anis Hadj Moussa scoring a stunning 86th-minute curler at his own club's stadium for his first international goal. Jason breaks down what it means for Algeria heading into Group J against Argentina, Austria, and Jordan, and why Argentine media was treating it as breaking news. Also on the show: Lamine Yamal's injury update ahead of Spain's opener, the DR Congo Ebola situation threatening their World Cup prep, Real Madrid's contested presidential election, and André Jardine parting ways with Club América after three Liga MX titles. Plus, Atlanta's World Cup history — how the city went from not having a seat at the table in 1994 to hosting a semifinal in 2026. The 3-4-3 covers the three oldest players in the tournament, four headlines, and three things making Jason smile, including Greenville Triumph opening their new stadium and Bank of America's free ticket program for veterans and first responders. Stoppage Time goes long on Atlanta United's transfer window, the state of the club since 2018, and the pure joy of what this World Cup moment means for soccer in this country.

Mauricio Pochettino named his 26-man USMNT roster for the 2026 World Cup, and Jason Longshore breaks down every key decision: the bold inclusion of Gio Reyna over Diego Luna, Alejandro Zendejas earning his spot, the tactical vision behind the Robinson and Dest wingback system, and what the midfield construction tells you about how Pochettino plans to play in Group D. Then, the latest World Cup updates including Sunday's USA vs. Senegal send-off match in Charlotte and everything else happening around the globe ahead of June 12. The 3-4-3 covers Atlanta United's rough close to the first portion of the season, the WPSL kicking off locally this weekend, and the LSA Mustangs hosting the El Salvador U20 national team Sunday night at Meadowcreek High School. In Stoppage Time: a deeper look at Pochettino as a manager, his philosophy, and what his tenure so far tells us about how he will handle the pressure of a home World Cup. Then, a full halftime report on Atlanta United: the first 14 games, what has worked, what has not, and what the club needs to figure out across 20 matches after the World Cup break to make a real push in the second half of the season. Atlanta Soccer Tonight airs nightly on 92.9 The Game starting June 1 through July 19. Full show and Stoppage Time available every night on the 92.9 The Game YouTube channel and on demand here on the Off The Woodwork podcast.

Welcome to our first-ever Rallycast! This week, Rob and Sara talk through first impressions and second thoughts after the Roses dropped their first two matches, 2-1 to River Light and 2-0 to Minnesota Aurora. We look for the positives and potential in the performances as well as the amazing game day atmosphere. Then, striker Megan Murray joins to fill us in on her upbringing as the youngest in a family of sporting prodigies, what it takes to make a national team, and lots more (including an unintentional sick burn on Rob's old age). Finally, in Stoppage Time, another local athlete to keep an eye on. Follow the show @608Soccer on Blue Sky and Instagram.Follow Rob @robchappell365 on Blue Sky and Instagram.Learn more about Nyajaucni and Nygol Riak here.

Formed in 2023, Football Supporters Association Australia have sought to provide an independent and unified voice for all fans of the wide church that is Australian football. Here, chair Patrick Clancy discusses their recent securing of MoU's with the APL, PFA & FCA, amid further topical issues such as the state of the A-League, screenings at Federation Square, and ballooning costs associated with the 2026 FIFA World Cup...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The college recruiting process is a massive "black hole" for most high school athletes, where months of silence can make even the most talented players question if they have a future in the sport. If you aren't putting yourself in the right rooms, your talent effectively doesn't exist to the people holding the scholarships. We sit down with players from Ozark United FC to discuss the high-stakes environment of MLS Nextfest and how a single tournament can flip the script on a recruiting journey.We get into the technical reality of playing in front of dozens of scouts simultaneously and the mental shift required to perform when every touch is being graded. The conversation covers the specific impact of MLS Nextfest, the logistics of navigating interest from Northeast programs while living in the South, and the "missing-middle" of recruiting. Finding those small-college gems in Connecticut or Massachusetts that most players overlook. The guys share the "aha" moment of realizing that Arkansas soccer doesn't just compete on a national stage; it can dominate top-tier teams from the Pacific division.The unglamorous truth is that recruiting is often a waiting game filled with injury setbacks and the "flyover state" stigma that local players have to work twice as hard to overcome. You'll walk away with a better understanding of how visibility platforms actually work and why a mindset of persistence is more valuable than a highlight reel. This episode serves as a reminder that your geography doesn't define your ceiling, but your willingness to show up under the lights does.

Dave Jones is joined by Jamie Carragher and Thierry Henry as Manchester City salvaged a point in the 97th minute to draw 3-3 at Everton in a dramatic game that puts Arsenal in charge of the Premier League title race. Carragher and Henry reflect on Nottingham Forest's 3-1 win over Chelsea in a huge boost to their survival chances.•You can watch the Premier League action live on Sky Sports. If you're not already a Sky customer, you can stream Sky Sports on your terms with a NOW membership. Sign up to NOW here: www.nowtv.com/membership/watch-sky-sports?DCMP=ilc_skysports_podcastlink•Listen to every episode of the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast here: www.skysports.com/podcasts/36578/11933957/sky-sports-premier-league-podcast-post-match-analysis-from-super-sunday-mnf-and-more•You can listen to the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast on your smart speaker by asking it to "play Sky Sports Premier League Podcast".•For all the latest Premier League news, head to www.skysports.com/premier-league•For advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

The Prinx Tire Cup is underway, and the Mingos' hopes are deflated, despite one goal from AJ Edwards and a bank shot from Claudel N'goubou. Today on the show, Ethan and Rob talk through that match and whether or not the score reflected the performance. Then, AJ Edwards joins the show to talk about his origins in California and his role in Madison, and to learn in real time why Lexington fans were booing him the whole game. And in Stoppage Time: the club offers a way in for kids, and the MASL has its own version of Malice in the Palace.Follow the show @608Soccer on Blue Sky and InstagramFollow Rob @RobChappell365 on Blue Sky and InstagramFollow Ethan @Scarfboii on Twitter and @Goodkidmaancity on InstagramCatch up on past episodes and support the show at madison365.org/608soccer.

Roberto De Zerbi thought he had a priceless win at the weekend as Spurs scored a late would-be-winner against Brighton, only for Georginio Rutter to strike in the 95th minute to break Lilywhite hearts. Elsewhere, an even later goal broke Everton hearts as Virgil Van Dijk settled the first Merseyside Derby at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. 109 minutes had passed before the Dutchman headed home a corner, keeping Liverpool's Champions League qualification hopes alive. Marley and Joel are on hand to talk through all the headlines from the weekend's action on today's FSD. SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://footballsocialdaily.supportingcast.fm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fsdpod?igsh=MjQ5d29veGdoMmZ4&utm_source=qr  X: https://twitter.com/FSDPod  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@footballsocialdaily  Telegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial Merch Store: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/FootballSocialDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Episode 107 of The Joy of Football Podcast, Martin Tyler and Neil Barnett cover a packed week of football, touching on everything from rising stars and elite managers to the small details shaping the modern game. In Three of the Best, the spotlight falls on exciting young talents like Xavi Simons and Ayden Heaven, alongside proven performers such as Morgan Gibbs-White at Nottingham Forest and Bernardo Silva at Manchester City. There's also recognition for experienced figures in the game, including Alex Neil and Diego Simeone, whose influence continues to be felt across football. Martin's Letter from the Gantry heads to Coventry, reflecting on Coventry City, the atmosphere around the club, and the deeper connection between football and its communities. In Voice of Passion, the focus is firmly on Pep Guardiola. From his work at Manchester City to his time at Barcelona and Bayern Munich, Pep Guardiola's influence on modern football is explored in depth — his philosophy, his attention to detail, and why he continues to set the standard for elite coaching. There's also plenty to unpack in We Need to Talk About, including the rise of late goals in the Premier League and what it says about fitness, mentality and game management. The conversation also turns to PSG, with Paris Saint-Germain's ability to influence Ligue 1 fixture scheduling raising big questions about power and fairness in the game. Finally, in Stoppage Time, attention turns to the FA Cup and whether the magic of one-off ties still carries the same weight in modern football. From Coventry to Pep Guardiola, from PSG to Bernardo Silva, this is another episode packed with insight, opinion and stories from the heart of the game. #PepGuardiola #ManchesterCity #PSG #ParisSaintGermain #PremierLeague #FACup #XaviSimons #BernardoSilva #FootballPodcast #JoyOfFootball

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One night can change what a region believes soccer can be. We're dropping a Stoppage Time highlight that zeroes in on the March 28 international soccer doubleheader coming to Northwest Arkansas and why it's more than a game on a calendar.We talk through how the event came together, from the local puzzle pieces that make it possible to the bigger decision that shaped everything: the women's match isn't a side note, it's the starting point. If you care about women's soccer, Liga MX Femenil, and what real equal billing looks like in practice, you'll hear why the women's team was “non-negotiable” and how that choice changes the entire night for families, young players, and first-time fans.Then we get into the part that soccer diehards love: fan culture. We swap stories about Club America supporters filling stadiums in unexpected U.S. cities, the way matchweek energy follows the team, and why a Tigres matchup only turns the volume up. We also connect it back to what we're building with Ozark United FC, because seeing top-quality football live and feeling a Mexican crowd firsthand sets a new bar for what we want our home matches to become.Listen, share this with the friend who still hasn't been to a live match, and subscribe so you don't miss next Thursday's new release. If you enjoy the show, leave a review and tell us what kind of soccer event you want to see in Northwest Arkansas next.

Forward Madison made history with their first-ever Week One win, topping defending champions One Knoxville 2-1 on the road and ending a 21-game home winning streak. Turner Humphrey and Stephen Annor Gyamfi scored the goals in a physical, confident performance from a rebuilt roster. Humphrey joins the show to talk about his first professional goal, his winding path from Redlands, California through UC Davis, Oregon State, FC Dallas, and Las Vegas to Madison, and why he wears number 13. Plus: a full league roundup, a look ahead to the US Open Cup match at Flint City, and in Stoppage Time, a big European transfer with USL League One ties.

Season 8 is here! Rob and Ethan put a bow on a busy offseason, breaking down the final roster moves — including the club's first homegrown Academy signing — new kits, renewed optimism from the front office, and what to expect from a younger, faster, more attack-minded squad. Then former Badger and USL Championship veteran Mark Segbergs joins the show to talk team cohesion, locker room energy, pregame playlists, and what fans can expect on the field this year. Plus: a full opening-weekend league roundup and a Champions League Cinderella story in Stoppage Time.Follow the show @608Soccer on Blue Sky and InstagramFollow Rob @RobChappell365 on Blue Sky and InstagramFollow Ethan @Scarfboii on Twitter and @Goodkidmaancity on Instagram

Women's football doesn't become world-class by accident. It gets built step by step, with the unglamorous work that most people never see. This Stoppage Time Special is a highlight reel of standout moments from Pitch to Pro, and it zeroes in on one big question: what does it actually take to grow a women's soccer program into a real powerhouse?We talk about the challenge of player development and grassroots soccer in Mexico, and why building the right structure matters as much as signing big names. You'll hear how Club América approaches the “staircase” of growth, from staffing and facilities to creating standards that can support the next generation. There's also a candid look at what progress feels like on the inside: going from a small coaching group to a larger staff, moving into stadium matches, and seeing the women's game earn broadcast attention.We also connect the dots to Northwest Arkansas and why the University of Arkansas women's soccer program stands out as a model of consistency and competitive culture. Along the way, we touch on the human side of football leadership: long travel days, demanding schedules, and the importance of trust and real relationships inside a club.If you care about women's soccer, player development, or the future of  women's football, this segment delivers sharp insight fast. Subscribe, share the episode with a friend who loves the sport, and leave a review telling us what investment you think matters most right now.

Five minutes. One roaring heartbeat. We pulled the most electric moments from recent conversations to map the real pathway from college fields to professional women's soccer, and why the loudest force on that journey is the crowd. From the crackling atmosphere at Razorback Field to the rising tide of NWSL expansion and the women's Super League, we trace how fan culture, accessible tickets, and local identity transform a game night into a career engine.We talk candidly about the thrill of standing on the sideline during a late heartbreaker, the kind that makes you both ache and believe. Players feed on that energy, and rivals fear it for a reason. In a state without major pro teams, high-level women's soccer becomes the main stage. That closeness invites newcomers to fall in love with the sport, cheap seats, open air, and ninety minutes where your voice matters. The result is a feedback loop: bigger crowds create better platforms, which create more minutes, more contracts, and more reasons to dream.You'll hear how friends are thriving across the NWSL, logging every minute, landing sponsorships, and proving staying power, and why many never imagined a pro future until the league's growth made it tangible. The Super League adds fuel, opening fresh markets and giving players real minutes to sharpen their game. Then we connect the dots locally with Ozark United, a regional bridge that turns potential into a plan by anchoring a community club fans can claim and players can aim for.If you care about the future of women's soccer, this is your snapshot of progress you can feel: supporters who won't sit down, clubs that build ladders, and players who just want to keep playing at the highest level. Listen now, share it with a friend who needs a reason to go to a match, and leave a review to help more fans find the show.

This week, Harry and Andrew begin with a wander through childhood memories - growing up in the 1970s, when health-and-safety was optional, teeth were questionable, and television meant characters like Harry H. Corbett and Steptoe & Son. Those early reflections set the tone for a conversation about how upbringing, culture, and shared experience shape the way supporters view football today. Nostalgia gives way to a broader discussion about how fan expectations have evolved, and how moments of joy in football often land harder precisely because they sit alongside frustration, cynicism, and long memories.The emotionally draining cup win against Dundee was a game that summed up much of the current Celtic experience. Celtic's struggles in midfield, questionable game management, and ongoing refereeing controversies are all examined, alongside wider concerns about why fans boycotted and the curent and the direction of the club. Enjoy…Apple podcastsSpotifyAmazonPlayer.fmSpreakerAudioboomYoutube This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thecelticunderground.substack.com/subscribe

David Jones is joined by Jamie Carragher, Daniel Sturridge, Micah Richards and Roy Keane to discuss Manchester City's dramatic 2-1 win over Liverpool at Anfield in the Premier League as Erling Haaland converts a stoppage-time winner for Pep Guardiola's side.

What does a professional soccer life actually feel like once the childhood dream meets the calendar? We pulled a powerful highlight reel that strips away the gloss and sits with the truth: long seasons, structured mornings, surprising boredom, and the discipline it takes to recover well enough to perform again tomorrow. You'll hear a veteran voice describe the rhythm of training, the hidden weight of downtime, and the small choices that add up to consistency over ten to twelve months seasons.We move from personal routine to place and purpose. Living in San Francisco and training in Oakland, our guest bikes, ferries, and drives through two distinct communities, and that daily path becomes more than a commute, it's a reminder of who he represents. That sense of connection fuels professionalism: better sleep, smarter meals, and mindful recovery aren't just boxes to tick; they're a commitment to the people in the stands. Along the way, you'll pick up practical insights on pre-hab, mobility, hydration, and mental reset strategies that separate pros who endure from those who fade.Then we tackle the question fans always ask: how different are the USL Championship and MLS? The answer avoids easy clichés. MLS starters near national team pools carry sharper pace and decision-making built on steady minutes. The back end of rosters overlaps with USL through loans and evolving careers. Bigger MLS budgets, international spots, and roster mechanisms widen the talent funnel and improve facilities and support. Still, opportunity thrives in both leagues for players who want clarity, minutes, and growth.We close by naming the traits that make clubs truly great: environment, connection, and belonging. When ownership, staff, and players align on standards and relationships, emotions become energy and on-field chemistry follows. That culture turns good teams into resilient ones. If this conversation hits home, follow and share the show, drop a review with your biggest insight, and send it to a teammate who needs the push. Your support helps more players, coaches, and fans find a smarter path through the game we love.

Two weeks of elite matches, one clear lesson: when the level jumps, only a real game model holds up. We take you inside our MLS NEXT stretch, what it taught our players about competing under pressure, why we refused to chase short-term results, and how that decision drew college coaches and academy scouts to our sidelines. From early setbacks to late surges, the story is about identity, resilience, and turning tough minutes into future opportunities.We break down the competition step by step: why some squads were shell-shocked in opening games, how others clawed back, and what it means to be “just another dog” on a national stage. The recruiting lens is wide open too. You'll hear how Division I contact rules actually work, why Division III and JUCO conversations often happen field-side, and how the transfer portal is reshaping timelines and selectivity. Most importantly, we map out what players can control: preparation routines, consistency, and the ability to perform when a dream school is quietly watching from the touchline.Behind the scenes, our staff focused inward, refining our style, amplifying our players' strengths, and sharing film and schedules with trusted college networks to get the right eyes on the right games. The results speak for themselves: broad interest for the U-19s, crucial reps for the U-17s, and a pathway younger age groups can now see in front of them. If you care about player development, college soccer recruiting, and the realities of MLS NEXT competition, this highlight reel delivers practical insights you can use today.If this resonated, follow the show, share it with a teammate or coach, and leave a quick review to help more players find their path.

Welcome to the greatest Brighton & Hove Albion podcast in the world, Seagulls Social. In todays episode, the hosts Ben & Jack discuss Brighton's 1-1 draw at home to Bournemouth.Subscribe and leave us a review if you enjoy our content on Spotify and Apple Podcasts and never miss a moment of the Albion story.This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Seagulls Social. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The latest talkSPORT Daily Podcast is out now, with Majestic and Alan Pardew reviewing the weekend's action. We dive into another painful Spurs chapter after a last-minute home defeat to West Ham. There's also focus on Crystal Palace's alarming run without a win following defeat at Sunderland. And we wrap up with the title race, as Arsenal edge further clear at the top after taking a point at the City Ground to stay ahead of Manchester City and Aston Villa. Enjoy!Photo Credit: Getty Images Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What could be more boring than baseball you ask? Soccer of course. Perhaps you disagree. Listen in for the latest on this controversial topic and topics orders of magnitude even more controversial.

Ever wonder why some matchdays feel electric before you even take your seat? We dig into the subtle choices, both digital and physical, that make fans feel connected every day and locked in when the whistle blows. This Stoppage Time highlight unpacks how constant content, smarter stadium design, and proximity-driven experiences turn casual viewers into a living, breathing community.We start with the daily drumbeat: short, steady updates that educate fans and reinforce identity well beyond seven Saturdays in the fall. That stream of content doesn't replace the stadium; it primes it. By the time supporters arrive, they know the storylines, the rituals, and the players, which raises the emotional stakes and lowers the barrier to belonging. Then we pivot to the venue itself, where “premium” is no longer a luxury tier but an expectation. Think tunnel clubs, player walk-ins, and closer sightlines, features once reserved for a few now shaping design for all price points.Proximity is the north star. Right-sized stadiums minimize bad seats and maximize intimacy, keeping live action visible from concourses so no one fears missing the moment. We spotlight MLS examples like Kansas City's fan-forward design: you enter and move toward the pitch, not away, reinforcing closeness from the first step. Along the top deck, many clubs are trading underused rows for social terraces, embracing what fans want most, places to connect, react, and share without losing view of the game. Even small tweaks, like renumbering sections to reduce “nosebleed” stigma, shift perception in powerful ways.At the heart of it all is the social charge that only live sport can deliver. Technology sustains the relationship all week; the building concentrates it into a shared experience that feels personal. If you care about fan engagement, stadium design, or the future of live events, this highlight offers clear takeaways: use content to keep the story alive, design venues that compress distance, and create spaces where people face both the field and each other. Subscribe, share with a fellow supporter, and tell us the stadium feature that made you feel closest to the action.

The final Stoppage Time in this format… but what a way to go out! In this episode, we slow down, reflect, and talk about what really matters as 2025 wraps up: the people in your life.I share insights on how to stop chasing new connections for the sake of it, and instead invest deeply in the amazing people you already know and trust. Think of it as a roadmap for building stronger, more meaningful relationships—personally and professionally—as we head into 2026.Take a break, grab a walk, and join me for a heartfelt conversation about slowing down, appreciating your network, and creating intentional connections that truly last.

This week on Stoppage Time with Uncle Rob, I take a moment to reflect on the people who show up for us when we need it most—the friends, mentors, and chosen family who remind us who we are when pressure and self-doubt start creeping in.After a week filled with conversations about building, storytelling, and sustaining this creative life, one powerful exchange with a longtime friend shifted my perspective and opened the door to a deeper reflection on gratitude, mentorship, and the value of long-term relationships. That thread connects directly to my conversation with this week's Entrepreneurial Thinkers guest, Rich Fleischman, a trusted friend of more than two decades, and our shared belief in the power of mentorship and meaningful connection.This episode is about people—the ones who ground us, encourage us, and help us keep moving forward. Because every honest conversation holds the power to teach, inspire, and remind us that we don't do any of this alone.Thanks for listening and for being part of the journey. Peace.Chapters00:00 Navigating Personal Challenges and Self-Doubt04:17 The Importance of Long-Term Relationships08:58 The Power of Mentorship and Community

The whistle blows and the pace changes, faster touches, sharper decisions, cleaner movement. That's the moment a young player realizes he's entered a different world of soccer, and we unpack exactly why it feels so different: buy-in, culture, and coaching that sticks. From the delicate handoff between being dad on the sideline and letting a coach's voice lead, to the first kick in a higher league where everything clicks, this highlight reel zeroes in on the factors that actually move development forward.We talk through the reality of pathways, school teams with community pride and letter jackets versus elite travel that demand weekends, wallets, and unwavering focus. Labels can be loud, but alignment is louder: does the club's style match the player's strengths? A keeper who loves distributing from the back finds a home in a system built on quick checks, angles, and composure. Standards rise with investment; when parents value the process, punctuality and training intensity follow. Even small signals, like mic'd referee crews and quieter sidelines, shape a more professional environment where sessions stay sharp and players respect the craft.Culture is the heartbeat. We spotlight a coach whose mantras: KOBK, defend like Vikings, burn the boats, turn principles into instant cues under pressure. That shared language binds teammates and accelerates learning, transforming drills into habits and habits into identity. The message is clear: choose the environment that elevates your game, not just the badge that sounds best. When the system, standards, and culture align, the shock of a higher level becomes momentum you can trust.If this resonated, follow and subscribe for more short, sharp highlights and full-length conversations. Share this with a teammate or parent who's weighing their next step, and drop a review to tell us what culture cues or coaching moments changed your game.

[Pictures from Sky Sports]Liverpool dropped points again with a crazy 3-3 draw against Leeds United at Elland Road on Saturday evening.After a goalless first half, this game exploded into life in the second 45 minutes, with a quickfire double from Hugo Ekitike make it 1-0 in the 48th minute and 2-0 in the 50th minute.At this point, the Liverpool of last season probably would have run away with the game, but all is clearly not well in this Reds side, as they looked highly suspect at the back again.Leeds punish sloppy Liverpool defending to fight backFirst, a Dominic Calvert-Lewin penalty breathed life into the game in the 73rd minute, and just two minutes later the two sides were level.Anton Stach found himself in far too much room in the penalty area as he fired in the first Leeds equaliser of the night, with pretty much everyone in that Liverpool back line to blame.Dominik Szoboszlai put Liverpool back in front as he finished well from a nice passing move to make it 3-2 in the 80th minute, but Leeds wouldn't give up, and eventually their persistence paid off.Deep into stoppage time, more poor LFC defending was punished as Leeds made it 3-3 through Ao Tanaka, who also scored in the midweek win over Chelsea.What next for Liverpool?Liverpool stay 8th in the Premier League, ten points off league leaders Arsenal.They've conceded a staggering 24 goals in 15 league games, that's more than 15th place Fulham and just one fewer than relegation strugglers Nottingham Forest.That is at least three games without a defeat for the Reds, but it's two draws in a row and just one win their last six.Next up for Arne Slot's side is an away game against Inter Milan in the Champions League, and then Brighton at home and Tottenham away in the Premier League before Christmas.Can Slot turn this around? Do you see him keeping his job for much longer? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thedailybriefing.io/subscribe

It's Friday and we're back with another Stoppage Time with Uncle Rob! This week, we dive into one big theme that kept showing up in every conversation I had: the power of telling your unique story.From my chat with LA startup lawyer Alex Bruno to conversations with founders, mentees, and friends, I was reminded that even in an era dominated by AI, our humanity and our personal stories remain our greatest advantage.In this episode, I reflect on why storytelling matters more than ever—how it shapes trust, influences business decisions, and opens doors we didn't even know existed. I also share how Diana and I are rethinking our own story as The Storytellers Company moves into 2026, and why so many leaders struggle to communicate the vision they see so clearly in their own minds.If you're building something, leading a team, or simply trying to better express who you are and what you stand for, this episode will push you to think deeper about your story and how you choose to tell it.Thanks for spending your Friday with me. Peace, love, joy… and clarity on your story.Chapters00:00 The Power of Storytelling in Business05:58 Connecting Through Humanity and Technology11:38 Embracing Your Unique Narrative

Welcome back to Stoppage Time with Uncle Rob — the special USA holiday-weekend edition!

Welcome back to Stoppage Time with Uncle Rob! This week's episode takes us into one of the most important skills we can develop in today's chaotic information universe—the art of becoming a “Critical Ignorer.” Inspired by my recent conversation with scientific researcher, author, and social-science communicator Matthew Facciani (a.k.a. the Bill Nye of the Social Sciences), this Stoppage Time dives deep into how we can better protect our minds from the nonstop flood of mis- and disinformation surrounding us.In a world where trusted sources have faded and algorithms serve us endless noise, we're left to decide for ourselves what's real, credible, or even human-generated. But as Matthew reminds us, it's not just about being a critical thinker anymore—it's about mastering what we allow into our brains in the first place. Today, I share the simple but powerful techniques I've used since 2020 to guard my attention, reduce digital clutter, and stay intentional about the information I consume. And, unexpectedly, I learned during our conversation that one of my habits is actually a scientifically recognized strategy!I also reflect on why these lessons connect so profoundly with another recent episode featuring Minda Harts, where we explored trust—how we build it, how we lose it, and why it matters. Taken together, these conversations offer a roadmap for navigating life as entrepreneurs, leaders, investors, and conscious humans in an overloaded, combative media landscape.If you've ever asked yourself, “Can I trust this? Should I even pay attention to it?”—this episode is for you.If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the constant buzz of information—this episode is for you.And if you want to understand yourself, others, and your digital world with more clarity—this episode is definitely for you.Grab a warm drink (I've got my heater going here in chilly, pre-winter Los Angeles), settle in, and join me on the journey toward peace, discernment, and a little more intentionality as we all practice becoming better critical ignorers.Peace, joy, love… and a whole lot of discernment.Peace out!

On this week's episode of The Joy of Football, Martin Tyler and Neil Barnett are talking international break, and the upcoming 2026 World Cup in the USA. First we have Martin's Letter from the Gantry, reflecting on how he's seen EVERY England World Cup game, in the flesh, since 1982. Then it's 'Over Land and Sea'. Martin looks back on his time in the US for a tournement, and how THREE different hotels threw away the fax from bis children wishing him a 'Happy Father's Day' - and Neil explain how, on one of his tours of the States, he end up having his fligh delyed and getting drunk with a stranger. Next is 'Explain That', where they guys dscuss new VAR Developments, why Refs should be able to give fouls when the ball isn't in play, and the structure of the 2026 World Cup. After that is Three of the Best, and no surprise, we feature Troy Parrott and THAT unbelievable moment. And we finish with Stoppage Time, which is all about the 3-UP National League Campaign. Join Neil Barnett (former Chelsea touch-liner announce and football journalist) alongside the voice of the Premier League Martin Tyler in celebrating the greatest addiction in the World! #football #WorldCup #footballpodcast [Chapters] 00:00 ⏩ COMING UP! Hosted by The Revive Lounge Ltd UCsdye1hUxP4xhgBx9zvuSjg Subscribe to https://youtube.com/@TheReviveLounge?si=L5ddzrJrtSmErtJ5 Support the Pod https://patreon.com/TheJoysofFootballPodcast?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Read us on Substack https://martintylerandneilbarnett.substack.com/ Follow our Twitter https://x.com/TheJOF Follow our Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@joy_of_football_pod?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc Follow our Instagram https://https://www.instagram.com/joy_of_football_pod/ Contact us via: therevivelounge@gmail.com Music by Arron Clague - https://www.instagram.com/arronclague?igsh=aHg1bjQ3OHpmaXIz Intro Sequence by Wellong Sadewo (wells.illustration): https://www.instagram.com/wells.illustration/ For incredible football artwork, check out: https://linktr.ee/marclobodaart A massive thank you to our Patreon Supporters: Nick Parmenter Hillary Abbott Daniel Butigan Tommy Mck Katie Watson Benjamin Fairclough Nathan A Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to Stoppage Time with Uncle Rob — that sacred space between the end of a long week and the start of whatever the weekend has in store. This week, Los Angeles is gearing up for a rare “rainy winter” stretch, and I'm settling in with you for a thoughtful, creative, and energizing catch-up.In this episode, I reflect on another fast-moving week of 2025—from an eye-opening conversation with Brand Strategist & Designer Lynne Door on Entrepreneurial Thinkers, to a much-needed creative sandbox session with my powerhouse producer, Diana Bernal. Lynne helped us understand what it really takes to build a meaningful brand today: telling your unique story, deeply understanding your audience, and designing with real authenticity. At the same time, Diana and I have been dreaming, experimenting, and tinkering with the future of Stoppage Time itself.Together, we're exploring new ideas to make this show even more valuable and fun for you—whether that means highlighting wisdom from our Entrepreneurial Thinkers guests, answering your questions, digging into insights from our 185+ past episodes, showcasing partner stories, or sharing behind-the-scenes moments from my week. Nothing is off the table… because in the creative sandbox, imagination sets the only limits.Through personal updates—including my knee injury saga, the chaos of American healthcare, and the political moment we're living in—I'm reminded of something essential: we all own our stories. In this age of decentralized media, you don't need permission to share your voice, your lessons, or your ideas. As Lynne said: “We are all our own unique living, breathing brand story waiting to be told.”So join me for this week's journey—part reflection, part inspiration, part brainstorming session—and a whole lot of heart. If you're in LA, stay dry out there… and if you've got creative ideas on how Diana and I can evolve this show for you, reach out. I'm always listening.Wishing you peace, love, joy… and full permission to play in the sandbox of your own life, career, and business.

On this week's episode of The Joy of Football, we first have our usual 'Three of the Best', featuring players (and managers) from Manchester City, Spurs, Chelsea and more! Then, we NEED to talk about Belgium, Barca, Newcastle and Fulham - for a variety of reasons. Next is Martin's Letter from the Gantry, about Wolves and the 'Spice Girls of the day'. Next is Neil's VOICE OF PASSION, where he explains the struggle managers have with games, immediately following an International Break. And we end with a quick Stoppage Time, in which Neil raises the choice to remain on your 'country's time' whilst playing in VASTLY different time zones. Join Neil Barnett (former Chelsea touch-liner announce and football journalist) alongside the voice of the Premier League Martin Tyler in celebrating the greatest addiction in the World!  [Chapters] 00:00 Hosted by The Revive Lounge Ltd  UCsdye1hUxP4xhgBx9zvuSjg Subscribe to https://youtube.com/@TheReviveLounge?si=L5ddzrJrtSmErtJ5  Support the Pod https://patreon.com/TheJoysofFootballPodcast?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLink Read us on  Substack https://martintylerandneilbarnett.substack.com/  Follow our Twitter https://x.com/TheJOF  Follow our Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@joy_of_football_pod?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc  Follow our Instagram https://https://www.instagram.com/joy_of_football_pod/  Contact us via: therevivelounge@gmail.com  Music by Arron Clague - https://www.instagram.com/arronclague?igsh=aHg1bjQ3OHpmaXIz  Intro Sequence by Wellong Sadewo (wells.illustration): https://www.instagram.com/wells.illustration/  For incredible football artwork, check out: https://linktr.ee/marclobodaart  A massive thank you to our Patreon Supporters:  Nick Parmenter Hillary Abbott Daniel Butigan Tommy Mck Katie Watson Benjamin Fairclough Nathan A Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David Jones is joined by Gary O'Neil and Darren Bent to discuss Sunderland's dramatic 2-2 draw with Arsenal at the Stadium of Light and Chelsea's 3-0 win over managerless Wolves at Stamford Bridge.Listen to every episode of the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast here: skysports.com/sky-sports-premier-league-podcastYou can listen to the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast on your smart speaker by saying "ask Global Player to play the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast".For all the latest football news, head to skysports.com/premier-leagueFor advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

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Supporter culture doesn't start with a logo. It starts with people who show up, test ideas in the real world, and build a sound that carries a team. We share a stoppage-time highlight reel on how our Arkansas community is shaping a fortress before a pro side even takes the field, dry runs at college matches, chant writing in multiple languages, and a clear plan to make visiting teams dread our end line.We break down the nuts and bolts of atmosphere design: capos, drum patterns, flags, smoke, and march logistics, all tested live instead of kept in a doc. Drawing inspiration from Austin's south end and global terrace traditions, from South America to Europe, we're crafting chants that feel authentic to Northwest Arkansas. That means simple hooks, layered sections for stamina, and a repertoire that welcomes first-timers while rewarding the diehards who never stop singing.There's also a reminder of why this matters beyond ninety minutes. Fans once stopped a breakaway league in just seventy-two hours, proving that organized supporters shape the future of the sport. Our commitment is to listen, stay accountable, and keep the culture open-source: transparent planning in Discord, inclusive leadership, and rituals that reflect the community's voice. If you care about stadium identity, matchday rituals, and the craft of turning noise into impact, you'll find a blueprint here for building a home advantage from the ground up.Enjoyed the ride? Follow and subscribe for more. Share this with a friend who loves terrace culture, and drop your chant or stadium nickname idea in the comments. Your voice can help write the songs we'll sing together.

Hey hey—it's Friday, it's Halloween, and it's time for another round of Stoppage Time with Uncle Rob!In this week's episode, I'm catching up on life, reflecting on Halloween traditions (past and future), and diving deep into the week that was—new Entrepreneurial Thinkers episodes, big developments in California's booming Life Sciences industry, and some personal thoughts on creativity, purpose, and what's next for this very show.You'll hear about my recent conversation with my good friend (and show alum) Dave Whelan as we explore how massive investments and new innovation hubs are shaping the future of Life Sciences in Los Angeles—and how that's changing the way we'll all live and thrive in the years ahead.Beyond that, it's one of those laid-back, honest Fridays where we take a step back and ask: What's this show really about? Has it evolved, or is it ready to evolve again? And how can we make it even more valuable or inspiring for you—our listeners and friends?So grab a coffee (or maybe a little leftover Halloween candy), settle in, and join me for another thoughtful, unscripted hangout full of reflection, inspiration, and a touch of weekend energy.

Today, we revisit a lively conversation with members of Ozark United FC's youth program as they reflect on their recent tournament experiences. The players share what stood out most to them: the pace and physicality of the competition, the importance of communication on the field, and how small details—like warm-up routines and game-day habits—mirror what they've learned under their own coaches.As they discuss what it takes to play at a higher level, listeners get an inside look at how young athletes absorb lessons about teamwork, preparation, and growth. The players talk openly about the challenges of facing bigger, faster opponents and how those moments drive them to improve both technically and mentally. Their reflections remind us that development in soccer is as much about mindset as it is about skill.This Stoppage Time Segment captures the spirit of Pitch to Pro: passion, curiosity, and a love of the game that connects every level of play. Tune in, and be sure to catch the full episode for more stories.

Hey hey, Happy Friday, and welcome back to Stoppage Time with Uncle Rob — our weekly Friday ritual to pause, reflect, and connect.This week, Uncle Rob dives deep into one powerful theme that shaped both his professional and personal life: TRUST.From an inspiring conversation with best-selling author and workplace culture expert Minda Harts — exploring the seven trust languages and what it means to build genuine, trust-centered workplaces — to a heartfelt moment celebrating his grandson Leo's first birthday in Griffith Park, Uncle Rob discovers how trust weaves through every part of life.Through laughter, love, and reflection, he connects these moments to a larger question: how do we rebuild trust in each other, in our communities, and in our shared truths during a time when distrust seems to rule our world?Join the conversation as Uncle Rob unpacks lessons from Minda's wisdom, moments of family joy, and his own reflections on the state of our society — all reminding us that trust isn't just a concept… it's the foundation of who we are together.Watch, listen, and take a pause with Uncle Rob — because a little reflection can go a long way toward leaving the world better than we found it.

On the pod this week, Rob and Ethan talk through that very rough 4-0 loss to Omaha and how it wasn't quite as bad as the final score would indicate. The weekend's results give Madison a very narrow path to the playoffs, and we go over the possibilities. And in Stoppage Time, some remembrances of Wisconsin's other pro soccer team and a reminder: the good old days are now.Watch the 1997 A League Final here.Follow the show @TalkinFlock on Blue Sky and InstagramFollow Rob @RobChappell365 on Blue Sky and InstagramFollow Ethan @Scarfboii on Twitter and @Goodkidmaancity on Instagram

Pressure reveals culture. When a match started sliding the wrong way, we broke down the split-second coaching choice that changes everything: speak and control, or listen and trust. What followed was a raw look at accountability on the field, no finger-pointing, just honest self-checks, sharper communication, and a team that chose ownership over excuses. We talk through what calm leadership actually looks like, the subtle cues that guide better decisions, and why restraint can be the most powerful move a coach makes.From there, we zoom out to the bigger picture shaping the region's game. With Ozark United FC entering the scene, recruiting gets a genuine lift: international prospects see a real soccer community, local players feel a tangible pathway, and the standards around training, recovery, and mentality rise. We dive into how a pro presence changes the calculus for athletes and coaches, creating more touchpoints with high-level play, opening doors for standout talents, and building a pipeline where college, academy, and pro connect instead of competing.What excites us most is the community impact. A pro club becomes a weekly ritual, a place where families, alumni, and young players connect with the sport at a higher level. We share how collaboration across youth programs, colleges, and the new club can spark coaching exchanges, joint events, and elevated expectations that benefit everyone. If you care about team culture, player development, and building a real pathway to the pros, this highlight delivers practical insights and a hopeful roadmap for what's ahead. Subscribe, share with a teammate or coach, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway: what moment shifted your view on culture?

On this episode of the Arsenal Women Arsecast, Tim and Jamie pick over the bones of Saturday's disappointing 1-1 draw with Aston Villa. There is discussion of Arsenal's ball progression issues without Leah Williamson, how the Gunners struggled to play through Villa's pressure, as well as whether there is a psychological issue at play too with Renee Slegers suggesting the players relaxed due to the early goal. In part 2, Tim and Jamie take your questions on Bluesky around squad utilisation and looking ahead to a huge week with games against Manchester City and Lyon.Get extra bonus content and help support Arseblog's award winning coverage of Arsenal Women by becoming an Arseblog Member on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/arseblogIf you are a regular listener please consider giving the show a review in your favourite podcast app, thanks! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kelly Cates is joined by Jamie Carragher, Roy Keane and Micah Richards on Super Sunday to discuss Arsenal rescuing a draw against Manchester City. They also review the rest of the weekend's Premier League action and predict who will win the title. Listen to every episode of the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast here: skysports.com/sky-sports-premier-league-podcastYou can listen to the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast on your smart speaker by saying "ask Global Player to play the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast".For all the latest football news, head to skysports.com/premier-leagueFor advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

Rog and James Horncastle went live after Wednesday's Champions League action to discuss Liverpool's inevitable late winner against Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich downing Chelsea and how PSG are back to their winning ways. Plus, Rog and James talk Arteta implementing rugby tactics, before taking listener calls to debate whether Liverpool are using dark magic to win games in stoppage time or if they're just good at scoring goals. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Alex Al-Kazzaz, aka The Bear of Texas, reviews the thrilling UEFA Champions League match between Juventus and Borussia Dortmund, which ended in a dramatic 4-4 draw. Alex covers key moments of the match, player performances, and insights into both teams' current standings and upcoming fixtures. You can find Into Net F.C. on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!Hit that subscribe/follow button, and don't forget to hit that notification bell!Follow me on X (Twitter)@BearManofTX and @BearTX_podcastWant to donate to the podcast? THANK YOU!Venmo: @BearSportsWriterCashApp: $AlexAlKazzazAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Liverpool extended their winning start to the new Premier League campaign as Mohamed Salah converted a penalty in the 95th minute to claim a 1-0 result over Burnley at Turf Moor. In this episode of The Reaction, we will hear the thoughts of Arne Slot and Captain Virgil van Dijk, along with former Reds Ronnie Whelan, Phil Babb, and David Thompson; additionally, fan panel contributions come from Josh Williams and Kim Olthof from the Netherlands OLSC.