Podcasts about u17 world cup

This week we go in-depth on Andre Onana and Manchester United, with the Cameroon goalkeeper making errors for United and getting dropped, only to be brought back for Thursday's game against Lyon, with coach Reuben Amorim defending him.We assess Onana's performance over the past two seasons at United, and his future prospects.Also we catch up on the U17 AFCON in Morocco, with 10 African teams having qualified for the U17 World Cup. Plus Stuart on the drama of the Uefa Champions League semi-finals.

Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan and Dan Wong, along with JC, make due without compatriots Sharms and Dubs, discussing the booing of Anthems, the Surprising Prem Table and who will be demoted, Canada's Men's U17 team qualify for the U17 World Cup, Casey Stoney leads the Canadian Women's Team to Spain in the Pinatar Cup, USL Pyramid, MLS changing Schedule?, and All-Star Games....Bleh.GET IN!Presenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Amy Walsh & Dan WongSnow Angel: Jeff Cole, VO and Editor/ProducerThis podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.Parental discretion is advisedwearefootyprime.comX @footy_primeTikTok @FootyPrimePodcastYoutube @FootyPrimePodcastIG FootyPrimeIGFacebook Footy Prime The PodcastEmail footyprimepodcast@gmail.comONE BALL GIN https://www.nickel9distillery.com/products/footy-prime-one-ball-gin Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome in for another edition of the Morning Espresso from the SDH Network, brought to you by Oglethorpe University, Atlanta's premier undergraduate learning experience and soccer powerhouse.  The US U17's defeated the US Virgin Islands 22-0 yesterday in Concacaf qualifying for November's U17 World Cup in Qatar. Chase Adams had 10 goals in the win. The number of goals by the team and by Adams are both records for any US team in World Cup qualifying. Two more games to go, against St. Kitts & Nevis and against Cuba, if the US wins the group, they'll go to the World Cup.MLS moves and chatter of note: Ted Ku-DiPietro is now officially part of the Colorado Rapids after they paid cash to DC United for him. Not the headliner in the new Cash for Player trade options in MLS, but a move from Colorado that leans into their strategy of getting players from other teams in MLS and trying to make the pieces fit. It could be effective this year for the Rapids.Joseph Paintsil out for about a month due to a quad strain for the LA Galaxy.LAFC winger Cristian Olivera linked with a move to Gremio in Brazil, but Tom Bogert reports that the initial offer has been rejected.Luciano Acosta sweepstakes continues. Laurel Pfahler reports that he has a no-trade clause, Dallas and San Jose reportedly interested, Evander's reported move from Portland to Cincinnati hangs in the balance.Chloe Kelly dropped from the England squad for upcoming Nations League games, she's only played 117 minutes since the last England games in November. Moise Kean racially abused in Italy after Fiorentina's loss to Inter. Hopefully people are banned from attending games as a result, examples have to be made. Champions League playoff games today: Manchester City hosts Real Madrid in the Modern Clasico, Juventus hosting PSV, Sporting hosting Dortmund, and Brest hosting PSG. Tons of upcoming events on the SDH Network:February 20th: Third Thursday at the Moxy Midtown AtlantaFebruary 24th: Why Atlanta Is Soccer City USA at the Jones Room, Woodruff Library at Emory UniversityHS coverage starts tonight as Decatur hosts North Atlanta, listen at soccerdownhere.mixlr.com or by clicking the Listen button at soccerdownhere.net, the girls match kicks off at 6pm.More Espresso on Thursday on the SDH Network, presented by Oglethorpe University.

Marcus Chairez and Matt Hartman join Belz to discuss the U17s. We start with the roster for U17 World Cup qualifying, but really the conversation is much more expansive than that. Who's the best XI in this age group? How does it stack up with past classes? How is MLS doing at running elite youth development in America since US Soccer abdicated responsibility? How good are Cavan Sullivan and Mathis Albert, really? Those questions and many more discussed at length. Check out Marcus's work at the U.S. Soccer Collective, which has become an indispensable source on soccer prospects from the USA.Twitter: https://x.com/USSoccerCollWebsite: https://www.ussoccercollective.com/And here's Matt's Twitter: https://x.com/MattSHartman Subscribe to Scuffed on Patreon! Patrons get a private ad-free feed for all episodes that go out on the public feed, plus the Monday Review every week with Watke and Vince. Patrons also get access to some video of clips we discuss on the show, our private Discord server, live call-in shows, and the full catalog of historic recaps we've made: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed

SoccerForUSPod's Bart Keeler drops by for Hour 2 on Monday to go over a LOT of reffingdownhere- game management, carding, iniquity, and what may trigger a cardWe also look at the U17 World Cup action and a third place finish

It's a stacked Reaction Monday on SDH929TheGame's Abe Gordon talks about ATLUTD as he watched from afar and what he thought about the win over Inter MiamiWe have all the highlights and exclusive postgame comments from the locker room andSoccerForUSPod's Bart Keeler drops by for Hour 2 on Monday to go over a LOT of reffingdownhere- game management, carding, iniquity, and what may trigger a cardWe also look at the U17 World Cup action and a third place finishJarrett puts a bow on the show looking at the rest of MLS this weekend

The level of youth women's football is better than it's ever been. Rach is in the Dominican Republic for the U17 World Cup and sat down with England's head coach Natalie Henderson to find out more. Natalie reveals some of the biggest challenges preparing for this tournament, shares the toughest part about her job and explains why youth football's ever-improving level has been so important for her players' development. Join us!Follow us on X, Instagram, and YouTube! Email us show@upfrontpod.com.Sign up for the Football Ramble Patreon to get ad-free Upfront shows and more: patreon.com/footballramble.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the Winsidr show, Rachel returns from the U17 World Cup and provides her insights. The hosts delve into various topics including the Chicago Sky's new facility, the recent WNBA broadcast rights deal, a mid-season awards check-in, and a recap of the All-Star game. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis and engaging discussions on these key WNBA updates.(Sound design by Mike Goodrick)Affiliate Links:Homage: http://homage.sjv.io/Winsidr23BreakingT: http://breakingt.com/winsidrFanatics: http://fanatics.93n6tx.net/winsidrBetting Link:https://www.oddsshopper.com/winsidr/betmgmhttps://www.oddsshopper.com/winsidr/draftkingshttps://www.oddsshopper.com/winsidr/fanduelhttps://www.oddsshopper.com/winsidr/bet36521+ Gambling problem? Call or text 1-800-GAMBLER ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Super Eagles and Boavista defender, Bruno Onyemaechi sits down exclusively with EaglesTracker to discuss his football journey, from growing up in Owerri, moving to Anambra, eventually getting a transfer to playing football in Europe, and then representing the Super Eagles of Nigeria.0:00 Intro 0:58 Favourite holiday destinations 1:48 How I started playing football 4:45 Support from my parents5:31 Siblings playing football6:20 My favourite team growing up7:31 Players I look up to8:17 Playing as a forward for the Golden Eaglets8:50 How I became a defender9:52 My favourite position10:19 Is Nigeria's youth system working?12:05 Missing the U17 World Cup in 201713:12 How my journey in Europe started15:17 Failed move to Norway15:58 The style of football in Portugal 16:49 Adapting to life in Portugal18:00 Fighting relegation last season (23/24)20:06 Relationship with Chidozie Awaziem 22:02 First Super Eagles call up 25:08 My Super Eagles debut27:29 Getting called up for AFCON 202330:03 Finishing second at AFCON 202331:39 Disappointment of not featuring at the AFCON33:17 Thoughts on Jose Peseiro35:30 GAME: How many can you name in 30 seconds?38:49 GAME: Quickfire questions 41:20 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign 44:35 GAME: Do you remember?49:05 How I plan for my career 50:08 Failed transfer to Nantes53:04 GAME: Would you rather?55:04 Advice for aspiring footballers 57:10 What to expect in the future57:53 OutroSupport the Show.Subscribe to make sure you miss an episode.Rep Naija in the NGA Hoodie. Shop now on https://eaglestrackershop.com/products/nigeria-hoodieConnect with us:Shop - eaglestrackershop.comInstagram - Instagram.com/eaglestracker_ngTwitter - Twitter.com/EaglesTrackerNGFacebook - Facebook.com/EaglesTrackerWeb - www.eaglestrackerng.com

In this episode, Justin Chezem, head coach of Christopher Newport University men's soccer and I welcome Kelvin Jones. Kelvin is the UPSL Head Coach, Crew 2 Assistant Coach, and Assistant Director of Player Development for the Columbus Crew. Additionally, he was the assistant coach for the US Men's National Team U17 side that played in the recent U17 World Cup in Indonesia. We discussed the recruiting process, finding the right fit, player development, and his experience at the U17 World Cup. It was great to catch up with Kelvin and we're looking forward to having him on again!SummaryIn this conversation, Kelvin Jones and Justin Chezem discuss various topics related to soccer, including memories of legacy trips, Kelvin's role at the club, the draft process, college soccer, and the transfer portal. They also talk about the factors involved in choosing a college and the challenges and realities of recruiting. They highlight the changing landscape of recruiting and the impact of COVID on the process. The conversation covers various topics related to the future of soccer, player recruitment for academies, youth players advocating for themselves, upcoming plans and demos, injuries and the end of playing days, Kelvin's experience at the World Cup, and his future involvement with the national team.TakeawaysThe draft process in soccer can vary depending on the organization, with some teams using their picks to acquire talent and others focusing on developing their own players.College soccer offers a pathway for players to continue their development and potentially move on to professional careers.When choosing a college, it's important to consider the balance between soccer, academics, and the social environment.The recruiting process for college soccer has changed significantly, with more talent and more events to navigate.The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on recruiting, with some players facing challenges in finding the right college fit. The landscape of soccer is constantly changing, and the future of the sport is uncertain. There may be changes in league structures and year-round training processes.Player recruitment for academies involves casting a wide net and varies depending on the age group. It can range from local scouting to national scouting.Youth players can actively advocate for themselves by reaching out to academy coaches through various channels such as email, social media, and recruitment websites.As a coach, it is important to prioritize player safety and avoid unnecessary physical exertion during training sessions.Kelvin's experience at the World Cup was unique and difficult to put into words. It provided valuable learning opportunities and a different coaching environment.Future involvement with the national team is uncertain, but Kelvin remains open to opportunities and values the connections he has made in US soccer.Chapters00:00 Memories of Legacy Trips01:46 Kelvin's Role at the Club04:59 The Draft Process08:23 College Soccer and the Transfer Portal11:55 Navigating the College Decision17:28 Factors in Choosing a College23:24 Different Timelines for College Decisions27:41 Recruiting Challenges and Realities32:44 The Changing Landscape of Recruiting37:24 The Impact of COVID on Recruiting39:31 The Future of Soccer41:05 Player Recruitment for Academies43:19 Youth Players Advocating for Themselves45:48 Upcoming Plans and Demos49:35 Injuries and the End of Playing Days53:23 Kelvin's Experience at the World Cup01:00:17 Future Involvement with the National Team

Angola make their return to the Africa Cup of Nations with coach Pedro Goncalves at their helm. Goncalves led the Angola U17 team to a Round of 16 berth at the U17 World Cup in 2019. Now he takes that same generation of players, with a few experienced players to Cote d'Ivoire to try and build on that success.We speak to Eurico Costa who breaks down Angola's expectations for us. You can follow Eurico here: https://twitter.com/passevertical

Calm and chill. From our interview with St. Louis City SC right back Akil Watts, those are the two best words to describe him. But don't get it twisted — he's a competitor through and through. After a promising youth career that saw him feature on the United States U17 World Cup squad, Watts has made stops in Mallorca, Louisville, and now St. Louis, where he was a part of one of the biggest surprises of the MLS season. St. Louis City SC took the league by storm in its debut season, finishing in first place in the Western Conference. Watts featured in 18 regular season matches for St. Louis, recording one assist while also contributing to one goal in the U.S. Open Cup. He wants to get on the scoring train more often next year, and hopes to continue his success in the league next season. We sit down with the promising young defender to discuss his career journey, his time in MLS, and the all-important pregame outfits. Timestamps (01:19) Akil's origins in the game, where he started and how he progressed through the ranks (03:52) Playing at the U17 World Cup and making a move to Europe with RCD Mallorca (10:50) Transitioning back to the U.S. with Louisville City (13:07) The amazing stadium atmosphere at St. Louis City SC (19:30) The music in the St. Louis City SC locker room and his favorite music (21:40) What it's like in St. Louis and traveling to other cities during the season (24:30) Offseason training and goals for next season (30:06) Akil's fashion game and the music he's currently listening to (37:10) What's next for him Cast Hosts: Ramsey Abushahla, Julio Monterroza, & Brigitte Flores Producer: Roy Cho Subscribe to our newsletter for more interviews and latest news on street football, freestyle, and urban culture, read more about soccer culture on our website, and follow us on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Facebook.

In this episode the boys are back talking everything that happened this week in football. From the unbelievable prank at the Euro 2024 Draw, to our hate comments and why British football fans hate Americans so much to the U17 World Cup and the possibility of a second team in Miami. 20%OFF WITH CODE 5ASIDE ON GOLIMPICO.COM LIKE. SHARE. COMMENT. SUBSCRIBE Follow Us: @5asidepod On All Platforms

On this week's main show, Manuel and Stefan react to Germany winning the U17 World Cup and what it could mean for Julian Nagelsmann's senior squad ahead of next year's Euro 2024 in Germany. They then break down a fascinating 1-1 draw between Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund and debate whether the result suited Xabi Alonso, Edin Terzic or Thomas Tuchel. Enjoy!

Reynoso & Soltero discuss Round 5 of the UEFA Champions League & AFC Champions League as both tournaments intensity continues to ramp up with the Knockout stages looming! (00:00) Thank you! (01:14) Arsenal vs. Lens (03:16) Sevilla vs. PSV Eindhoven (03:45) Benfica vs. Inter Milan (04:50) Borussia Dortmund vs. AC Milan (12:21) PSG vs. Newcastle United (17:42) Feyenoord vs. Atletico Madrid (25:28) Barcelona vs. FC Porto (28:02) Manchester United vs. Galatasaray (31:56) Real Madrid vs. Napoli (40:19) Are Bayern the biggest threat to Man City? (42:16) Why the UCL Knockout stage is so exciting! (44:10) Al Hilal vs. Navbahor (48:52) Al Nassr vs. Persepolis (54:35) Ventforet Kofu vs. Melbourne City (55:45) Incheon United vs. Yokohama Marinos (59:48) Real Estelí vs. LD Alajuelense (01:03:34) France vs. Germany U17 World Cup FINAL PREVIEW --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegivengo/support

Enrick and Peter are back to analyze the below topics: - Disappointing Seleção vs Colombia/Argentina - Violent Clashes in the Maracanã - Make-up matches, Botafogo's misery, Cruzeiro's desperation, Impressive Vasco, and Flamengo vs RB Bragantino Also covered are the U17 World Cup and Serie B's penultimate match week. Follow us on Twitter! @TheSmokingSnk @enrick_1011 @santosfc_ingles

Phil and James are back as they disucss Utd's win v Everton and the sensational Garnacho goal. They talk about the brilliant Kobbie Mainoo performance, they look ahead to Galatasaray and find out who Utd have been scouting at the U17 World Cup

Reynoso goes solo to discuss all topics world football! Ranging from Alejandro Garnacho's incredible Ronaldo-esque bicycle kick goal to Santiago Gimenez's hat trick against Excelsior. Tapping into U17 World Cup football as well with the rise of Claudio Echeverri, and looking into both the Brazilian title race and the MLS Playoffs! (00:00) Intro(01:16) Garnacho's Puskas Goal(05:21) Newcastle United vs. Chelsea(08:41) Did Doku COOK Trent?(16:00) Kai Havert's Game Winner(19:08) Aston Villa overtakes Tottenham in the Top 4!(24:12) Will Luton Town prove Soltero WRONG?(27:10) Is Echeverri the next Messi?(32:52) Santi Gimenez Hat Trick!(36:32) Will Harry Kane break Lewandowski's RECORD?(38:40) Brasileirão Title Race UPDATE!(42:52) MLS Conference Finals PREDICTIONS --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegivengo/support

We're talking ALL things soccer - The domestic leagues return with BIG games to talk about, Brazil v Argentina violence, U17 World Cup, along with MUCH MORE! JOIN US!!Be sure to visit www.SoccerWorld.net for ALL your soccer gear needs.Train with Next Level Training to be the best player you can be! Check them out at www.next-leveltraining.comVisit the OFFICIAL beer provider of We Are Soccer in Oak Park, MI. Dog & Pony Show Brewing. The beer is deeeeelicious!!!www.dogandponyshowbrewing.comCreating the best possible soccer experience for every player, regardless of skill level - visit the www.MichiganJaguarsFC.comWE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THESE SONGSno copyright infringement intended, for artistic purposes only

USMNT: we get balls deep in the "successful" home-and-home with T&T, put the results in context and try to make sense of Sergiño Dest's meltdown (including what an appropriate punishment looks like) HEADLINES: Everton's 10-point deduction and what it means for City and Chelsea; IFAB contemplates instituting rugby-like rules, insurance company (of all people) issue report that may actually make an impact on schedule congestion and CONMEBOL reveals two Copa America 2024 host cities WHAT IF: Torsten Frings did not criminally use his hands to block Greggory Berhalter's potential game-winning volley in the 2002 World Cup quarterfinal... would his USMNT coaching experience be any different? PREMIER LEAGUE: time to hit the ground running with preview of City vs Liverpool and Newcastle vs City plus a painfully honest prediction about Tottenham vs Aston Villa ROUND THE WORLD: MLS playoffs in full swing (feel the momentum!) and U17 World Cup update STOPPAGE TIME: Ivan Toney's Best Bets and GOAWs

Arsenal Academy Report for November 17, 2023 November academy internationals: Who plays where by Stephen Wright for Arsenal Media Kamarni Ryan scores decisive goal as Arsenal U18s beat Norwich City Vieira scores & Nelson impresses as Arsenal U21s lose to Reading in Bristol Street Motors Trophy Nwaneri scores & assists; Lewis-Skelly gets assist as England U17s thrash New Caledonia 10-0 Arsenal youngsters Lewis-Skelly & Nwaneri features as England U17s beat Iran in World Cup Nwaneri & Lewis-Skelly feature as England U17s progress in World Cup despite defeat to Brazil Amario Cozier-Duberry scores, Lino Sousa features as England U19s thrash Romania Loan Report for Arsenal Youth Players Unless noted, all articles read for the Arsenal Academy Report were written by Jeorge Bird. They can be found at https://arsenalyouth.wordpress.com/ along with many other articles, bios on our youth players, and much, much more. Follow Jeorge on Twitter at @jeorgebird

Susannah Collins, Nico Cantor, Jalil Anibaba, and Alexis Guerreros kick off today's show by recapping the US vs Trinidad and Tobago Nations League matchup, how a 3-0 win can look so bad, and what isn't clicking at the moment (1:59). Then, Geoff Shreeves joins with breaking news as Everton have been docked ten points for financial fair play violations and what this means for the likes of Chelsea and Man City down the road (15:01). Shreeves then sticks around to discuss the weekend's upcoming Euro Qualifiers as well as Italy's current struggles overall (22:49). And finally, the MF crew talk Luis Diaz scoring two goals to defeat Brazil for first time in Colombia World Cup qualifying history with recently released kidnapped father in crowd (29:05).  The group chat with U17 World Cup coach Gonzalo Segares in Part Two of the Morning Footy podcast! Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, the Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ep 291: Just a short one, where I take a look at the current U-17 World Cup taking place in Indonesia, where our young Lions have gotten off to a great start. Running Time: 10:08 Join the debate in our Facebook group at http://bit.ly/2hnHBzi http://www.threelionspodcast.com http://www.Twitter.com/3LionsPodcast http://www.Twitter.com/Russell_Osborne

In this episode we preview Iran's first 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers against Hong Kong & Uzbekistan as well as the Team Melli squad list selected by Amir Ghalenoei. We also discuss Iran U17s performances so far at the 2023 FIFA U17 World Cup. 00:00 - Intro 01:50 - Playing the same teams 02:45 - Squad list analysis 03:09 - Saman Ghoddos success 03:30 - Amir Ghalenoei's picks 04:23 - Installing leaders 05:30 - Young players called up 09:00 - Ghalenoei's approach 12:57 - Surprise call-ups? 15:30 - Return of Omid Ebrahimi 18:20 - Attackers called up 21:00 - Mehdi Ghayedi snubbed? 21:56 - Where is Allahyar Sayyadmanesh? 27:10 - 2023 FIFA U17 World Cup update 27:57 - Inadequacies for youth 33:00 - Look-ahead at matches 34:08 - Fan questions 43:22 - Outro Match Info: Ranking: Iran (21), Hong Kong (150), Uzbekistan (73) Iran vs. Hong Kong - 16/11/23 Times: 6 PM (Tehran), 2:30 PM (London), 3:30 PM (Berlin), 9:30 AM (New York), 6:30 AM (Los Angeles) Uzbekistan vs. Iran - 21/11/23 Times: 4:30 PM (Tehran), 1:00 PM (London), 2:00 PM (Berlin), 7:00 AM (New York), 4:00 AM (Los Angeles) Follow us on social media @GolBezan, leave a like/review & subscribe on the platform you listen on - YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, SoundCloud, Amazon, Castbox. Panel: Sina Sadrzadeh & Arya Allahverdi Editor: Samson Tamijani Graphics: Mahdi Javanbakhsh Intro Music: CASPIAN by ASADI https://instagram.com/dannyasadi https://smarturl.it/CASPIAN Outro Music: K!DMO https://instagram.com/kidmo.foreal Sina - https://x.com/IranFooty Arya - https://x.com/Arya_Allahverdi Samson - https://x.com/713Samson Mahdi - https://x.com/mativsh https://x.com/GolBezan https://x.com/GolBezanFarsi https://instagram.com/GolBezan https://facebook.com/GolBezanPodcast https://tiktok.com/@golbezan https://patreon.com/GolBezan

Bonnie and New Zealand Herald football writer Michael Burgess wrap the Wellington Phoenix women's win and Macey Fraser's incredible strike. We also discuss the Phoenix men holding a forceful Melbourne Victory to a draw. Plus we look at the FIFA men's U17 World Cup and the upcoming All Whites match against Greece. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Arsenal Academy Report for November 10, 2023 Arsenal youngsters Ethan Nwaneri & Myles Lewis-Skelly named in England squad for U17 World Cup Arsenal U19s suffer frustrating exist in UEFA Youth League [via Arseblog News] Ismail Oulad M'Hand impresses for Arsenal U19s in difficult circumstances Cozier-Duberry scores brace as Arsenal U21s draw with Manchester City in six-goal thriller Loan Report Arsenal U18 Game postponed as team bus went to Bournemouth instead of Brighton Unless noted, all articles read for the Arsenal Academy Report were written by Jeorge Bird. They can be found at https://arsenalyouth.wordpress.com/ along with many other articles, bios on our youth players, and much, much more. Follow Jeorge on Twitter at @jeorgebird & Arseblog News at @arseblognews

On this week's show we catch up on the CAF Women's Champions League in Ivory Coast. It's the third edition of the tournament, and CAF say there are many positives – we hear from their head of women's football;Also we preview the Under-17 Men's World Cup, in Indonesia, with four African teams, including Senegal, as the continent looks for an eighth title in this competition.And lots from Stuart, with VAR controversies in the EPL and in the Uefa Champions League.

This week we welcome Swindon Town midfielder, Chelsea academy graduate and U17 World Cup winner George McEachran to the pod. We discuss winning world cups, going to Europa League finals, the move to Swindon and all the usual fun and games including the big quiz to finish off. Enjoy guys! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt Hartman and Marcus Chairez join Belz to talk through the U17s' chances at the upcoming U17 World Cup in Indonesia, what the relative weakness of the 2006 birth year means for the talent pool, and who did themselves favors with their play in the Czech Republic a few weeks ago. (Patron-only edition is 45 minutes longer and includes detailed discussion of 6 specific prospects, and some encouraging news about the 2007 through 2009 birth years.)Subscribe to Scuffed on Patreon! You get exclusive podcast episodes on average twice a week, plus access to the Discord and live call-in shows, by signing up here for as little as $2 a month: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed

Felipe Quiñones, un prometedor joven prospecto del baloncesto, se encuentra en su año junior en la prestigiosa escuela IMG. En este cautivador podcast, Quiñones comparte su memorable experiencia de adaptación a un estilo de vida completamente ajeno a sus raíces. La entrevista se sumerge en su emocionante verano, marcado por su representación exitosa de Puerto Rico en el Torneo U16 Americas 2023, donde ganó la medalla de bronce y aseguró un lugar en el Mundial U17 de 2024. También se destaca su triunfo en el Torneo U17 Centrobasket 2023, donde se alzó con la medalla de oro. Esta es la segunda ves que Felipe Quiñones nos visita y me siento feliz de tener la oportunidad de presenciar de cerca el crecimiento no solo de un talentoso prospecto de la isla, sino también el de un joven que persigue incansablemente su sueño en el mundo del baloncesto. Felipe Quiñones, a promising young basketball prospect, is currently in his junior year at the prestigious IMG Academy. In this captivating podcast, Quiñones shares his memorable experience of adapting to a lifestyle completely different from his roots. The interview delves into his exciting summer, marked by his successful representation of Puerto Rico in the 2023 U16 Americas Tournament, where he won the bronze medal and secured a spot in the 2024 U17 World Cup. His victory in the 2023 U17 Centrobasket Tournament, where he clinched the gold medal, is also highlighted. This is the second time Felipe Quiñones has visited us, and I am thrilled to have the opportunity to witness up close the growth not only of a talented prospect from the island but also that of a young man tirelessly pursuing his dream in the world of basketball. Redes Sociales: Pase Extra: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paseextra​- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paseextra/​ Tiktok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMe7xY9Qw/ JP: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jean.paul49/​ Felipe: - Instagram: https://instagram.com/faq2026?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pase-extra/support

We recapped CONCACAF men's U17 World Cup qualifiers, English Premier League, UCL, Reggaegirlz and much more. One love, fam.

Pierre da Silva is an Professional Footballer  who plays as a winger/CAM, currently a free agent. Most previously played with MIAMI FC in the USL Championship.  Listen to how Da Silva got scouted at a young age to play in Santos FC (Brasil) before receiving a call to the USA National Team. Da Silva shares his experience playing the U17 World Cup and how the competition was at an incredible level.   @pierredasilva11

Two cycles ago Tim Weah, Sergino Dest and Josh Sargent led the U17 men's national team. One cycle ago it was Gio Reyna and Ricardo Pepi. A new U17 cycle is upon us and Matt Hartman joins the podcast to talk through the roster for the Concacaf championship, which serves as U17 World Cup qualifying and starts Saturday. Now it's Cruz Medina and Oscar Verhoeven, Pedro Soma and Keyrol Figueroa who we'll be watching. Let's see! Let's go!----Scuffed is an ad-free podcast. Support that and get exclusive episodes (more than 50 last year and on pace for more in 2023), plus access to the Discord including live call-in shows, by signing up for our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/scuffed

We breakdown the world's top future talent by analyzing the games of the top performers at the 2022 FIBA U17 World Cup. USA: 1:38 - 41:27 Spain: 41:35-55:50 France: 56:02-1:15:45 Honorable Mentions: 1:16:00 Merchandise: https://noceilingsnba.bigcartel.com/ No Ceilings: https://www.noceilingsnba.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB2VLAKiNE1szf7EJzZF1cg --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We breakdown the world's top future talent by analyzing the games of the top performers at the 2022 FIBA U17 World Cup. USA: 1:38 - 41:27 Spain: 41:35-55:50 France: 56:02-1:15:45 Honorable Mentions: 1:16:00 Merchandise: https://noceilingsnba.bigcartel.com/ No Ceilings: https://www.noceilingsnba.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB2VLAKiNE1szf7EJzZF1cg To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to the Taking The Charge Podcast. This week we have a quintet of interviews looking ahead to next week's FIBA U17 Basketball World Cup 2022 - Jan Vide of Slovenia, Serbia's Bogoljub Markovic, Szymon Nowicki from Poland, Petras Padegimas of Lithuania and Spaniard Izan Almansa.Before that … let's take a quick look around the world of basketball with the Big Three4:00 - Story we are watching - The build-up to the FIBA U17 Basketball World Cup 2022 - friendly games just about every day and roster news right and left.5:20 - Young player of the week - Koa Peat made the USA roster for the U17 World Cup and as a 2007-born will become the youngest player in USA history to play at a U17 World Cup - the first player to play two years younger than the competition's generation.6:35 - Up-coming event we are watching - The 2022 NBA Draft - it's THE night for so many people and it's a huge night for youth international hoops fans as well.Before we get into the talk with the U17 World Cup interviews, we would like to give you a sneak peak of the Taking The Charge Prospects Podcast interview with Polish forward Kacper Klaczek, who is playing at Saint Joseph's University in the United States, which is part of the paid subscription section of the TTC substack.8:30 - Sneak previewof interview12:55 - Jan Vide - Slovenia16:35 - Bogoljub Markovic - Serbia19:50 - Szymon Nowicki - Poland 22:30 - Petras Padegimas - Lithuania24:40 - Izan Almansa - SpainAre you looking for more Taking The Charge? Here are the first 300 episodes of Taking The Charge, just click here and head over to heinnews.com.If you enjoyed this interview or any of the other content on the Taking The Charge substack, please, do yourself a favor and click on that “Subcribe now” button. That way you will not miss any posts when they are published. If you decide to be a paid subscriber, you will get access to the Taking The Charge Prospects podcast as well as the archived editions of the Talking Talent podcast. Get full access to Taking The Charge at takingthecharge.substack.com/subscribe

WHAT an episode for us to close Season 2 with. Kayza Massey from Ghana to Canada and to West Virginia. Kayza's story is incredible. Adopted by her mother Karen Massey when she was just 2 months old from an orphanage in Ghana. Kayza grew up in Ottawa but played in the U17 World Cup for Ghana, helping them reach the Quarter Finals. She then made the switch to Canada 2 years later and played in another U17 World Cup. From there Kayza has gone from strength to strength making the Canada U20 team and earning a scholarship to NCAA powerhouse West Virginia University. An incredible story that is even better when you actually listen to Kayza talk. Both Marc and Stephen were blown away at her positive attitude and inspiring messages. This is one you can listen to multiple times and is a must listen for any players out there looking to progress in their careers.

Medy Elito aka Don E takes us on a journey of his life thus far. From growing up in Canning Town, East London and being encouraged to play football by his older brothers, to eventually signing for Colchester's academy and representing England at youth level. Medy has fulfilled the dream of many becoming a successful footballer and musician at the same time! Medy is also well known on social media for his talent shows on IG Live and skits with PK. Medy has recently started a clothes manufacturing venture adding another chink to his armour.Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/detailedonmic/https://www.instagram.com/doms_matrix/https://www.instagram.com/abs1506/https://www.instagram.com/don.emusic/Twitter:https://twitter.com/DetailedOnMichttps://twitter.com/1Dom_https://twitter.com/abss1506https://twitter.com/Don_Eeeee

On this episode of the podcast we are joined by former, US Youth National Team player who competed in the 2009 U-17 World Cup, A top 5 recruit in the High School class of 2011, he was a student-athlete at the University of Maryland and captained the team his senior year winning the BIG 10 tournament, drafted by Chicago Fire and played for Arizona United in the USL, former assistant coach at Army and current assistant coach at Temple University - Alex Shinsky. We discuss the opportunities he had after the U17 World Cup and why he chose the University of Maryland. Some misconceptions about the college recruitment process and what a team of the combined military academies (Army, Navy & Air Force) would look like. Enjoy!

Where do you go from having Will Ferrell as your first guest in your debut podcast? For the Shootin’ The Shot podcast, there’s only one guest that can top will. Jordan and Larry welcomed LAFC captain, MLS Golden Boot winner, and reigning MVP Carlos Vela as a special guest in Episode 2. The guys talk with Carlos for over an hour and topics range from family to travel to, of course, football. But right off the top, Carlos has a huge announcement for the guys. We found out just a little bit ago that Carlos and his wife were expecting their second child. Jordan and Larry congratulate Carlos and ask if he wants to have a boy or a girl. After teasing the guys a bit, Carlos lets it out. You’ll have to listen to the podcast to find out if it’s a boy or a girl. Then it’s on to a variety of topics. The guys talk about staying fit in quarantine, what they thought of “The Last Dance” and Michael Jordan, and Carlos talks about his time in Europe – you won’t want to miss “Start, Bench, Cut” featuring cities Carlos played in. And they wrap it all up with a song. Again, you’ll have to listen to find out. Podcast Rundown: 3:20 - Gender Reveal 6:02 - Staying Fit In Quarantine 12:00 - Michael Jordan & Last Dance 18:17 - U17 World Cup & Going To Europe 21:02 – Cesc Fabregas Mentoring Carlos In London 25:20 - Decision To Come To LA 30:40 - ’Start, Bench, Cut’ Places Carlos Has Played 35:30 - Favorite LAFC Goal 42:47 - Stolen Boots 48:12 - Playing CCL In Mexico 56:58 - What It’s Like To Play In Front Of The 3252 1:03:29 - Jordan & Carlos Sing

Its another solo episode for Connor tonight. Tonight's topics include; Nix formation change reaps reward, ISPS Handa Prem results, National Womens League, National Youth League, U17 World Cup, Premier League drama, Champs League and the All Whites are actually playing a game?! Follow us or send us a message on Instagram: instagram.com/bywnewzealand or get in touch with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BYWNewZealand.

Adam Belz of the Scuffed Podcast joins this week's show to dissect the USA's performance at the Under-17 World. What is important, what isn't and what did it say about the issues facing the US Soccer Federation in general.

Terry is back with Wheels to break down the Reds win over Atlanta, chat U17 World Cup and get you ready for MLS Cup rubber match between Toronto FC and Seattle Sounders FC.

Super Mojado and Joe Rodriguez touched the double round of Liga MX, Chivas de Guadalajara and the U17 World Cup and the biggest bust from 2005 and 2011. Bere Alvarez and Z joined us to talk about that. Finally, the also hit on Carlos Vela officially winning the MVP award. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eltrionline/support

The US U17s’ trip to Brazil was cut short on Saturday night with a 4-0 loss to the Netherlands. That’s it. We’re out, after a 4-1 loss to Senegal and a 0-0 draw with Japan. Scuffed regular Matt Hartman joins me to recap Saturday’s game and try to take something away from the tournament.- 0:30 opening thoughts and lineups- 6:15 scoring summary- 22:15 big picture takeawaysThe Earnie Stewart/Berhalter Brothers regime takes an L on this oneConcacaf qualifying was not good enough preparation for the World Cup for this cycle.Our lack of dangerous wingers made us dull and predictable in the attack, even in transition.Central midfield softness was once again a problem.Getting MLS minutes doesn’t make you a difference maker at the U17 level. Argue about player selection all you want, the player pool wasn’t good enough to make noise in this World Cup group.Most American MLS academies aren’t doing enough to contribute to the youth national team player pool.Don’t give up on the players from this roster because of this tournament. Several talented players here despite the poor showing.

Well, the 2019 U17 World Cup is over. The USA finished 20th out of 24 teams. They scored just one goal in three games while allowing eight against. Canada scored more goals (without winning a game) than the USA. Efra Alvarez also scored more goals (for Mexico) than the USA. On the field, it was […] The post Episode 228: Wicky Achieves Nothing as U.S. U17 Coach During the World Cup. What’s Next? appeared first on 3four3.

J.R. Eskilson joins the show to review the first two games for the United States at the U17 World Cup. What went right (not much), what went wrong, and how to keep perspective as the U.S. looks to stay alive in Brazil.

This week, as usual, we take a look at the biggest headlines from SoccerWire.com, then host Marc Serber and regular SoccerWire contributor Charles Boehm discuss the U.S. U17 Men's National Team's U17 World Cup opening match loss, Producer Bridget Baker rounds up the week's latest commitment news, Managing Editor Quinn Casteel discusses the busy upcoming month of November for youth soccer. [1:00] Quinn discusses the week's biggest headlines [8:30] Charles joins the show to talk the U.S. U17 Men's National Team [21:45] Bridget rounds up the latest college commitments [23:38] Quinn is back to discuss busy month of November coming up for youth soccer

Joe Lowery (aka @joeInCleats) joins the pod to talk about the US U17s’ second group stage match, this one against Asian champion Japan.

Chris Barrett and Paul Treso ramble on and on about the first third of the 2019/20 NBI season, EURO 2020 qualifying, and U17 World Cup.

Looking ahead to Leganes and rounding up all the media rumour and speculation including Max Allegri taking over if Zidane loses the Clasico. Zidane distances himself further from any deal for Eriksen of big interest is Laporte at Man City and Madrid keep tabs on a number of stars at the U17 World Cup.

Looking ahead to Leganes and rounding up all the media rumour and speculation including Max Allegri taking over if Zidane loses the Clasico. Zidane distances himself further from any deal for Eriksen of big interest is Laporte at Man City and Madrid keep tabs on a number of stars at the U17 World Cup.

Chris Russell, aka @watke_ on Twitter, joins to recap the USA's first group stage match at the U17 World Cup.

ITV and BT Sport commentator Seb Hutchinson recalls how a team boasting Phil Foden, Jadon Sancho, Callum Hudson-Odoi and Rhian Brewster went to India and inspired a nation by lifting the Under-17 World Cup. Playing with a confidence and freedom seldom seen by any England side, it was a team and a tournament which restored the belief in the domestic game's ability to produce outstanding talent.

It's weekend review time! Ryan and Taylor discuss a wild weekend in world soccer... 1:46 - Liverpool v Tottenham 11:16 - Burnley v Chelsea 22:50 - Today's show is sponsored by SeatGeek. Download the app and use code TSS for $10 off your first ticket purchase. 26:08 - Arsenal v Crystal Palace 33:10 - Southampton v Leicester City 38:07 - Today's show is sponsored by Away, makers of thoughtful luggage for modern travel! You can check out all their offerings at http://awaytravel.com/tss and use the promo code "TSS" to get $20 off your order. 41:45 - NWSL Championship review 48:40 - USA v Senegal in the U17 World Cup 54:06 - Quick hits from the Bundesliga, La Liga, Scotland, and more!  Oh, and here's the link to Boris Johnson careening into a child: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBt8AoLBCoo  

Paul and Hady are back for a new episode where they talk about the future of IMFC players, CanMNT, CanWNT and Can17 that will participate in the U17 World Cup in a week. A lot to talk about and a lot of exciting news for Canada

Taylor and Travis break down the US U17 World Cup roster. Who is in, who is out, and who will need to have a strong tournament to help the US make a deep run. They also preview a few other potential head-turners at the tournament, and answer some U17-themed listener questions.  Some of the players Travis previewed are: 1) Adil Aouchiche (France) 2) Sebastian Esposito (Italy) 3) Efrain Alvarez (...Mexico) 4) Pablo Moreno (Spain) 5) Matias Palacios (Argentina) 6) Steve Mvoue (Cameroon) 7) Johan Mina (Ecuador) 8) Talles Magno (Brazil)

Wheels & Terry discuss a wild Decision Day, hand out their end of season awards (The Dunnies), pick their top moments from the season and chat with Jayden Nelson about the U17 World Cup, his season and more

The tournament starts on Oct. 26 in Brazil, the U.S. has a tough group consisting of the Netherlands, Japan and Senegal and the roster will be released any day now. Matt Hartman (@mattshartman on Twitter) joins the pod to talk about who will likely get called up and who will likely be left off. We each give our preferred roster, nodding regularly to what we think we can probably expect from coach Raphael Wicky. We discuss all the names below but you have to listen to figure out who we would like to see in the roster and who we think will actually get the call.0:30 intro, big picture discussion, disclaimers7:40 Goalkeepers (Las, Odunze, Cervantes)9:55 Defenders (Bello, Armour, Tolkin, Kobe, Carrera, Tomkinson, Gray, Anderson, Cuevas, Scally, Alejandre, Judge, Atencio)29:05 Midfielders (Leyva, Saldaña, Busio, Kayo, Fuentes, Dietz, Freeman, Dobbelaere)44:45 Forwards (Pepi, Reyna, Ocampo-Chavez, Yow, Jones, Jasson, Arce, Pynadath, De Vries)1:05:45 We re-state our rosters and answer a handful of Twitter questions.

Taylor and Travis start off by analyzing the 25 names included on Jason Kreis' 25-player squad for the US U23 national team ahead of its upcoming friendly against El Salvador. Who's in, who's out, and who could still surprise in time for the Olympics? After that, T&T do their best to select the 21 players they think are most likely to end up making the Raphael Wicky's squad for the U17 World Cup later this month. Lots of names suggested but only a few can make the cut! 

Taylor and Travis attempt to cure their USMNT Blues by taking a prolonged look at the next generation of talent coming through.  The U17 World Cup starts in late October. How is the team preparing and who are we most excited to see in that competition? The U23s face Olympic qualifying in the spring of 2020. How big of a deal is the qualifying process, should they call up all age-eligible players, and which U23s might get looks at senior level in the near future? The U20s have started a new cycle with Tab Ramos still in charge. Who are the next big names listeners might want to keep an eye on? Hint - League One might be the place to be! All that plus listener questions and a somewhat extended Mighty Ducks 2 analogy! 

Following on from Jadon Sancho scoring his first two England goals against Kosovo, could it lead to Liverpool’s Rhian Brewster eyeing the Anfield exit door? Having both been part of the same U17 World Cup winning squad with England back in 2017, Sancho and Brewster have so far seen their careers follow different paths. Here Dan Austin and Dan Morgan, both from liverpool.com, discuss Brewster’s Liverpool stay so far, why it’s important the club don’t allow him to leave but also explore the possibilities of where his Liverpool career could head. If you want to check out our YouTube channel you can do so here. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The U17 World Cup starts in three months! Wicky kicks off a camp in California this week as he and the boys prepare for the tournament in Brazil. He discussed how the team improved at the Concacaf Championship, his impressions of the DA playoffs, his thoughts on where on the field Kobe Hernandez-Foster will likely play at the World Cup and outlined some of the roster decisions he faces in the next three months.

Welcome to Episode 19 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. It is a pleasure to have you downloading this episode of the podcast, I sincerely appreciate it. Thank you to all the people who support this podcast and the social media pages.This episode’s interviewee followed a soccer route that has been followed by many boys and girls in Australia over the past few decades, the soccer representative team route. The travel, extra sessions, the tracksuits, the sacrifice and the ultimate objective to excel and ascend to the highest level. That is an Australian representative youth team and or a contract with a European club.Victor Costabile nearly reached the summit of this representative team route. Firstly he had three months with Leeds United as a 15 year old, which did not lead to a contract. He then came back to Australia and ended up a year or so later becoming a member of the Australian Joeys squad, which is the U17s Australian national team. After losing the Oceania qualifier to New Zealand and missing out on a U17 World Cup in Egypt, Victor then returned to the Illawarra Premier League where he went on playing in a series of successful teams.The insight Victor gives about his journey was fantastic and it was very enjoyable chatting to him about his soccer journey, especially his insight into Casey De Bruin. I hope you enjoy this podcast as much as I enjoyed putting this together.Music by Luke Nolan

Travis talks to Adam Belz of The Scuffed Podcast about the USA's disappointing loss in the U17 Concacaf Championships... though they did still qualify for the U17 World Cup. So, it wasn't THAT disappointing. Adam and Travis focus mostly on the tournament as a whole, and what they think of the U17 team in its present incarnation. After that, the guys take a look at the US team as it prepares for the U20 World Cup, and discuss their opponents in the group stage.  Today's show is sponsored by... Open Goaaal USA! Use the Top Drawer Soccer Spring Sale discount code TDS40 to get $40 OFF + Free Shipping while supplies last at opengoaaalusa.com. Techne Futbol! It's the soccer training app for individual players, teams and clubs. Players can train on their own, when and where they want, while coaches track their progress. Download the Techne Futbol app for a free trial or go to technefutbol.com 

US Soccer Twitter legend @USMNTVideos joined the pod to help me recap the group stage at the Concacaf Championship for the U.S. U17s. This is the qualifying tournament for the U17 World Cup, Raphael Wicky’s first meaningful competition as coach, and a rare chance to see these players in international competition. We recap the three matches, and then look ahead to the rest of the tournament with our preferred first choice XIs. 0:30 intro and pleasantries 3:15 US v Canada recap 14:30 US v Barbados recap 24:30 US v Guatemala recap 41:50 First choice XIs

Real Monarchs, RSL and U.S. U20 goalkeeper David Ochoa joins the pod to talk about how he learned to be a goalkeeper from his dad, his path from Oxnard, Calif., to Chivas, to Real Salt Lake, his decision to sign a Homegrown contract with RSL and how he practices saving Alex Mendez free kicks. Then Matt Hartman (@mattshartman) joins to talk about the USA’s U17 Concacaf Championship roster. Omissions, strengths, weaknesses, you know the drill. 0:30 David Ochoa 24:30 the U17 roster

Travis Clark from Top Drawer Soccer joins us in our hour of need to discuss the latest U17 roster, the first called by new manager Raphael Wicky and the last before U17 World Cup qualifying in May. We run through the roster, the notable omissions and how we'd like to see this team line up. 0:30 housekeeping 6:30 Raphael Wicky's first U17 roster, omissions and discussion 32:15 our preferred qualifying XIs

Happy New Year and 'Lang May Yer Lum Reek', as we say in Scotland. We hope you've all had an enjoyable festive period and we want to wish you a happy and healthy 2019. Thanks for all your support of AFTN in 2018. We've a lot of new and exciting things planned for the coming year, so stay tuned! And what better way to kick of the new year than with the latest episode of the AFTN Soccer Show?! We sit down for a lengthy chat with former Canadian Women's national team player, and new Vancouver Whitecaps Super REX Elite Girls head coach Rhian Wilkinson to talk about her new role, the recent U17 World Cup in Uruguay, Canada's chances at this summer's Women's World Cup in France, the Ballon d'Or twerking controversy, and more. Plus we hear from FC Cincinnati head coach Alan Koch after last month's expansion draft, as he prepares for his side's first season in MLS, and we chat with Colorado Rapids Scottish winger Sam Nicholson about life in MLS so far, and what tempted him to leave the Scottish Premier League for the US at such an early stage of his career. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:03.08: Rhian Wilkinson interview30.50: Wavelength - The Exiles - The One And Only Peter Beardsley36.44: Alan Koch audio and FC Cincinnati chat52.19: Sam Nicholson interview

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Belz, Joey Anthone and Matt Hartman take a deep dive into the pool of players born in 2002 or later and therefore eligible for the U17 World Cup next year. We talk about how this age group stacks up against past cycles, discuss more than 50 individual players and try to answer a bunch of very good Twitter questions. This is a long one. Listen at 1.5 speed. Use the show notes. If you get bored with the discussion of one position, skip to the next. We start with the top prospects, generally, and move our way down at each spot on the field. 0:30 Is this U17 cycle as good as the last one? 8:45 Goalkeepers: Damian Las, Chituru Odunze, Gavin Krenecki, Seth Wilson, Aaron Cervantes, Vicente Reyes 19:00 Centerbacks: Mason Judge, Axel Alejandre, Michael Barragan, Antino Lopez, Casey Walls, Owen Guske, Kenneth Nielsen, Ethan Bayer 32:50 Fullbacks: George Bello, Joe Scally, Kobe Hernandez, Mauricio Cuevas, Adam Armour, John Michael Tolkin, Jacob Greene, Anton Sorenson, Amir Daley 48:25 Holding and box-to-box midfielders: Tayvon Gray, Joshua Atencio, Danny Robles, Peter Stroud, Gilbert Fuentes, Edwin Villareal, Maximilian Göggel, Javier Casas, Adam Saldana, Will Reilly, Danny Flores, David Rodriguez 1:13:45 Attacking midfielders: Gianluca Busio, Giovanni Reyna (more of a winger, really), James Dunning, Moses Nyeman, Jack Imperato 1:32:10 Wingers: Andres Jasson, Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez (more of a striker, really), Cade Cowell, Joshua Pynadath, Patrick Bohui, Andre Luis Queiroz Costa, Dante Sealy, Selmir Miscic, Sam Sarver, Julian Gaines, Ray Serrano 1:49:53 Strikers: Griffin Yow, Ricardo Pepi, Sagir Arce, Tyler Freeman, Diego Lopez, Dantouma Toure 2:10:05 Starting XIs and Twitter questions (a lot of good ones!)

  Kyle Lequay is a Sports Marketing and Business Development Specialist with over eleven years' experience in the industry.   As President of the Beach Soccer Association of Trinidad and Tobago, Kyle is responsible for the development and promotion of beach soccer in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Beach soccer has made significant advancements with Kyle at the helm, including generating sport tourism activities such as the annual Tobago Beach Soccer Championship, which has brought in players from more than twenty countries since inception.   As Strategic Marketing Manager for WI Sports Limited, Kyle envisioned, developed and implemented concepts to increase viewership and audience engagement, strategies that significantly and positively impacted the Company’s presence. Kyle also held the position of Marketing Manager for the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA), concurrently with the post of Project Manager for FIFA’s Income Generation Program. Under his stewardship, the FIFA Program successfully implemented its deliverables and acquired significant public and private sector sponsorships, an activity that has contributed to cultivating critical relationships for the TTFA.   Kyle boasts of an impressive list of significant sporting contributions locally and internationally including: Sponsorship Manager for the Caribbean Premier League (CPL); Marketing Manager for the Local Organising Committee for the FIFA Women’s U17 World Cup 2010; Program Coordinator for the DC Scores, Washington, D.C.; and Sport Marketing Officer for Digital Sports DC/Kimsey Foundation, Washington DC.   He is also a Certified Arena Operator for the U.S. Indoor Sports Association, a Member of the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM) and a Member for the Sport Marketing Association. Kyle is also a graduate of Howard University, School of Business, Washington D.C.     In this episode, we discuss: The origin of Beach Football (Soccer) in Trinidad and Tobago The Sports Tourism model and its impact on a country's athletics The transition into Cheerleading - Cheer in the Sun Finding opportunities in Sports Entertainment A lesson in Resilience - how Kyle acquired the World of Dance Franchise; and What you learn from managing a Sports Bar   Links: Lequay Edge on Facebook   Related Episodes: Listen to Episode 001: Osei Wright-Alexis - Why Not Try? Listen to Episode 003: You Have to be "All In" with Kerrie-Kim Kirton Listen to Episode 010: Make It POP! Event Management 101 with Brendon Braithwaite Listen to Episode 022: Proper Talent Management with Andre Jeffers  

Host Eric Menk discusses Batang Gilas' FIBA U17 World Cup performance, Kai Sotto getting on NBA scouts radar, & where he should go from here.    You can follow Eric on Instagram and Twitter at @emenk30   Follow the podcast at @StayingMajor on Twitter   Staying MAJOR is brought to you by A-Game AfterSport Rubdown. For more on A-Game please visit https://www.agamesport.com Enter the promo code: EMENK30 to get 20% off of your purchase.   Staying MAJOR is also brought to you by Express Hoops PH. Book a basketball court in metro Manila today at https://www.expresshoops.ph Enter the coupon code: STAYINGMAJOR  when booking to win a prize from this podcast.

The Indian crew shed light on an amazing U17 World Cup that was hosted in India. They discuss the country's growth as a footballing nation. Lallana's return from injury, the best starting 11 and the January transfer window are all hot topics of discussion in this 38th episode of the Indian AI podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adam Brandon hosts an in depth look at the impact of the U17 World Cup in India with Akarsh Sharma, plus brief chat about football in Mongolia and Taiwan with Owain McLacey.

Talking Tactics discuss the Premier League's "Top 6" finally being the table's Top 6, whether any other club could break that stronghold, will any of the Top 6 managers be sacked, which mid-table clubs are best suited to challenge, England's victory in the U17 World Cup, why youth development in England is challenging, why Tottenham aren’t quite ready to win, various other topics, heroes/villains of the week and some recommended reads. Rate us five stars on Apple Podcasts! http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1127264410 Follow Talking Tactics https://twitter.com/TaIkingTactics Like us on Facebook http://bit.ly/2iN95zh Follow us each https://twitter.com/HaveHopeHut https://twitter.com/AnkaMan616 https://twitter.com/DanielTiluk Recommended Reads Football 365 on U17 WC: http://bit.ly/2yYvK1Z Natalie Weiner on Atlanta: http://ble.ac/2iar8LF Subscribe | Apple: apple.co/2ad5MwS Follow | SoundCloud: bit.ly/29Qt9XO

With Newcastle up for sale, an awkward Arsenal AGM and Columbus Crew possibly off to Texas we ask if there is a best model for football club ownership? We also look back on the Premier League weekend that was, the great Carabao Cup conspiracy and the Under Seventeen World Cup.

Host Neil Jones is joined by Joe Rimmer and Kristian Walsh to reflect on Liverpool's 3-0 win over Huddersfield, look ahead to their Champions League game with Maribor. The lads discuss penalties, the Reds' midfield and backline, and look back on a historic weekend for youngster Rhian Brewster at the U17 World Cup. But what comes next for the talented teen? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy


On the latest episode of The Totally Football Show, AC Jimbo has Iain Macintosh, Rafa Honigstein and C4 News sports reporter and general polymath Jordan Jarrett-Bryan for company to look back on a triumphant weekend in the Premier League and far, far beyond. We discuss Man United’s victory over a Harry Kane-less Tottenham and ask what sort of challenge Spurs will put up when Real come to town in the Champions League? Plus, we turn out attention to Crystal Palace’s dramatic draw against West Ham, and analyse Claude Puel’s surprisingly entertaining start for Leicester against hapless Everton. And of course, there are World Champions to celebrate. We hear from Football 365’s Daniel Storey after England won the U17 World Cup to cap off a remarkable few months for the Three Lions. LIVE EVENT NEWS: • The Totally Football Totally Live Totally World Tour kicks off in Birmingham next month. Julien Laurens, James Horncastle and Iain Macintosh will be joining Jimbo and Producer Ben on stage at the Glee Club on Wednesday 8 November.  There might be singing too. Get your tickets here: http://bit.ly/2fkzsb7  • Kevin Bridges - y’know, the comedian - is our very special guest as Jimbo, Rafa Honigstein, Iain and Ben head to the O2 Indigo on Wednesday 29 November. Make sure you don’t miss out: http://bit.ly/2wmBaiW GET IN TOUCH: • send us a tweet: @thetotallyshow • find us on Facebook, where you’ll find video, photos and loads of other stuff:  https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/ PARISH NOTICES: • want to hear more red hot soccer chat, but focusing on the Championship and League One and Two? The Totally Football League Show is out every Tuesday: https://audioboom.com/channel/the-totally-football-league-show • want to hear more of Jordan? His Football Fans Podcast lives here: https://audioboom.com/channel/the-football-fans-podcast • get your shave on with our friends Cornerstone, who are giving you £10 off your first order:  https://www.cornerstone.co.uk/totally • we’re working with CALM, the Campaign Against Living Miserably, who are dedicated to preventing male suicide. Find out more: https://www.thecalmzone.net/

Host Harry Robinson talks Manchester United's solid 1-0 home win against Tottenham Hotspur as the Reds stretch their unbeaten run at Old Trafford to an immense 36 games.We also talk Anthony Martial and his impact off the bench, Romelu Lukaku's work rate, the phenomenal form of AshleyYoung and much more. As always we have our unparalleled youth and loan round-up, with a bit of discussion on England's youth teams as United's own Angel Gomes lifted the U17 World Cup with the Young Lions on Saturday.As well as all of that, there's a little teaser for our Old Trafford episode, a three-minute clip from our interview with Andy Mitten, founder of United We Stand. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sam Leamy, Connor Walsh and Michael McLaughlin recover from a huge disappointment for USA soccer in the past week. The lads recap the ongoing U17 World Cup in India, where the USA and England have some very promising youngsters. Mike 'cools' down Sam's coffee with some encouraging Crypto currency chat and also makes a statement directly to the 'US Soccer Foundation!!'.   We round up all MLS heading into the final week, where the Western Conference is wide open. Connor questions his commitment to Arsenal Football Club as Manchester City look dominate in these early stages.   #U17 #USA #USMNT #England #EPL #Pulisic #Coffee #Crypto #Currency #MLS #EPL #Sancho #Sargent #Sancho

Kartik Krishnaiyer and Neil W. Blackmon join forces to discuss Sunil Gulati's conference call last Friday with the assembled soccer media, which they greet with mixed reviews. They also discuss the US Soccer Federation's upcoming coaching search, settling in on a favorite (you'll be surprised) and some fun and "weird" dark horses. The U17 World Cup, which saw a dominant US run rampant against Paraguay Monday, is also a topic.

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Hosts Harry Robinson and Jack Tait talk a 0-0 draw for Manchester United away to Liverpool at Anfield.Jose Bore-inho or Jose the pragmatist? Should Man United be more proactive in big games?The two Reds talk the individual performances of David de Gea (best in the world?), Romelu Lukaku, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Ander Herrera and miss the influence of Paul Pogba.As always we have our unparalleled youth and loan round-up as United’s under-18s batter Wolves 6-1 thanks to a Mason Greenwood hat-trick and Angel Gomes performs well at the U17 World Cup.Cheers for listening, if you enjoy the show, leave us a review on iTunes, it only takes 2 minutes and it’s a massive, massive help. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's show we look at Africa's chances at the Fifa Under-17 World Cup in India, with four teams representing the continent. We have an interview with young Nigerian goalkeeper Dele Alampasu, the goalkeeper of the tournament at the 2013 edition of the Under-17 World Cup, and one of few young African goalkeepers to have made it in Europe, currently playing in Portugal. Also, perhaps better times ahead for Senegal's Diafra Sakho after a quiet season last time, getting the winner for West Ham last weekend.

On this week's show we look at Africa's chances at the Fifa Under-17 World Cup in India, with four teams representing the continent. We have an interview with young Nigerian goalkeeper Dele Alampasu, the goalkeeper of the tournament at the 2013 edition of the Under-17 World Cup, and one of few young African goalkeepers to have made it in Europe, currently playing in Portugal. Also, perhaps better times ahead for Senegal's Diafra Sakho after a quiet season last time, getting the winner for West Ham last weekend.

mls goalkeeping legend jon busch fields questions ranging from the 1993 U17 World Cup to the recent MLS CBA to how height plays a factor in goalkeeping.

MLS goalkeeping legend Jon Busch fields questions ranging from the 1993 U17 World Cup to the recent MLS CBA to how height plays a factor in goalkeeping.