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Bik, Dom, and Elan ponder over how the Americans celebrate July 4th more than Canadians lean into Canada Day. They also talk about rec sports faux pas following a viral brawl at Riverway golf course in Burnaby. Whitecaps FC head coach Vanni Sartini joins the show to talk about the team's recent success. We also pick his brain on the Euros.   The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Matt and Blake debate whether winning the division matters, potential first-round opponents, and those arguments spill into whether the Canucks should be worried about form heading into the final three games of the regular season. Topics include: the division race, goaltending and Thatcher Demko's return, the overtime loss to Arizona, special teams, offensive output, Rick Tocchet's comments about the power play, Elias Lindholm's take on intensity and finding form before the playoffs, the plight of the Arizona Coyotes and a potential relocation, and the Buffalo Sabres' drought continues.Patrick Johnston stops by to discuss the division race, Canucks goaltending, the loss to Arizona, the offensive attack being too predictable, the play of Conor Garland, and the best opponents for the team in the playoffs.Whitecaps FC head coach Vanni Sartini joins talk about the club's sublime start, the offence and newcomer Fafa Picault, Alessandro Schöpf, and a first-place showdown against L.A. Galaxy Saturday at B.C. Place. Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube)Thank you to our sponsors:Applewood Auto Group | It's All Good At ApplewoodBen Moss Jewellers | Shop Ben Moss JewellersDouglas Mattress | Named Canada's Best MattressGRETA Bar Vancouver | S&P's Home For Food, Drinks And Watching The GameGreat Clips | It's Gonna Be GreatKal Tire | It's How We RollNorthlands Golf Course | 6-90 Day Reservations - Jump The Queue & Lock In Your Dates For $10 Per Player Booking FeeYellow Dog Brewing | Located in Port Moody (2817 Murray Street)Whistler Golf Club | Book Your Tee Times HERE!Follow host Matt SekeresFollow host Blake PriceFollow producer Grady SasWatch Sekeres & Price LIVE on YouTubeVisit CanucksArmy.com for the latest on the Canucks! Listen to Rink Wide: VancouverPowered by The Nation Network. Reach out to sales@nationnetwork.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt and Blake debate whether winning the division matters, potential first-round opponents, and those arguments spill into whether the Canucks should be worried about form heading into the final three games of the regular season. Topics include: the division race, goaltending and Thatcher Demko's return, the overtime loss to Arizona, special teams, offensive output, Rick Tocchet's comments about the power play, Elias Lindholm's take on intensity and finding form before the playoffs, the plight of the Arizona Coyotes and a potential relocation, and the Buffalo Sabres' drought continues.Patrick Johnston stops by to discuss the division race, Canucks goaltending, the loss to Arizona, the offensive attack being too predictable, the play of Conor Garland, and the best opponents for the team in the playoffs.Whitecaps FC head coach Vanni Sartini joins talk about the club's sublime start, the offence and newcomer Fafa Picault, Alessandro Schöpf, and a first-place showdown against L.A. Galaxy Saturday at B.C. Place. Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube)Thank you to our sponsors:Applewood Auto Group | It's All Good At ApplewoodBen Moss Jewellers | Shop Ben Moss JewellersDouglas Mattress | Named Canada's Best MattressGRETA Bar Vancouver | S&P's Home For Food, Drinks And Watching The GameGreat Clips | It's Gonna Be GreatKal Tire | It's How We RollNorthlands Golf Course | 6-90 Day Reservations - Jump The Queue & Lock In Your Dates For $10 Per Player Booking FeeYellow Dog Brewing | Located in Port Moody (2817 Murray Street)Whistler Golf Club | Book Your Tee Times HERE!Follow host Matt SekeresFollow host Blake PriceFollow producer Grady SasWatch Sekeres & Price LIVE on YouTubeVisit CanucksArmy.com for the latest on the Canucks! Listen to Rink Wide: VancouverPowered by The Nation Network. Reach out to sales@nationnetwork.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In hour two, Mike looks at the top stories around the league with Sirius XM NHL's Scott Laughlin (3:00), plus he chats with Whitecaps FC interim head coach Michael D'Agostino ahead of tomorrow's matchup vs. Real Salt Lake (27:00). This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Matt and Blake discuss Ian Cole getting a load-management scratch, and whether the Canucks might consider Noah Juulsen in Cole's stead in the postseason. They talk about Casey DeSmith making a fourth straight start and playing in a fifth consecutive game in place of the injured Thatcher Demko. The NHL season, is it too long? What could schedules look like if not every Western and Eastern team play each other every year? The black Skate jersey being the primary playoff attire, Thursday's game against the Montreal Canadiens, Calgary Flames goaltender Dan Vladar headed for hip surgery and what that means for this summer on the goalie trade market, and ex-Canucks coach John Tortorella scratching his captain yet again.Patrick Johnston joins and talks length of NHL season, the Skate jersey, the best wingers for Elias Pettersson, and the ongoing transformation from high-scoring outfit to a more defensively-inclined club.Whitecaps FC interim head coach Mike D'Agostino joins to talk about leading his hometown club while Vanni Sartini serves his suspension. Mike talks about his rise in coaching, his relationship with Sartini, the mechanics of how an interim coach works, the team's terrific start and new mindset on the road. Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube).Thank you to our sponsors:Applewood Auto Group | It's All Good At ApplewoodBen Moss Jewellers | Shop Ben Moss JewellersGRETA Bar Vancouver | S&P's Home For Food, Drinks And Watching The GameGreat Clips | It's Gonna Be GreatTim Hortons | Roll Up To Win Is BackYellow Dog Brewing | Located in Port Moody (2817 Murray Street)Follow host Matt SekeresFollow host Blake PriceFollow our Canucks reporter Jeff PatersonFollow producer Grady SasWatch Sekeres & Price LIVE on YouTubeListen to Rink Wide: Vancouver on your favourite podcast platformVisit CanucksArmy.com for the latest on the Canucks!Reach out to sales@nationnetwork.com to connect with our Sales Team and discuss opportunities to partner with us. Powered by The Nation Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt and Blake discuss Ian Cole getting a load-management scratch, and whether the Canucks might consider Noah Juulsen in Cole's stead in the postseason. They talk about Casey DeSmith making a fourth straight start and playing in a fifth consecutive game in place of the injured Thatcher Demko. The NHL season, is it too long? What could schedules look like if not every Western and Eastern team play each other every year? The black Skate jersey being the primary playoff attire, Thursday's game against the Montreal Canadiens, Calgary Flames goaltender Dan Vladar headed for hip surgery and what that means for this summer on the goalie trade market, and ex-Canucks coach John Tortorella scratching his captain yet again.Patrick Johnston joins and talks length of NHL season, the Skate jersey, the best wingers for Elias Pettersson, and the ongoing transformation from high-scoring outfit to a more defensively-inclined club.Whitecaps FC interim head coach Mike D'Agostino joins to talk about leading his hometown club while Vanni Sartini serves his suspension. Mike talks about his rise in coaching, his relationship with Sartini, the mechanics of how an interim coach works, the team's terrific start and new mindset on the road. Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube).Thank you to our sponsors:Applewood Auto Group | It's All Good At ApplewoodBen Moss Jewellers | Shop Ben Moss JewellersGRETA Bar Vancouver | S&P's Home For Food, Drinks And Watching The GameGreat Clips | It's Gonna Be GreatTim Hortons | Roll Up To Win Is BackYellow Dog Brewing | Located in Port Moody (2817 Murray Street)Follow host Matt SekeresFollow host Blake PriceFollow our Canucks reporter Jeff PatersonFollow producer Grady SasWatch Sekeres & Price LIVE on YouTubeListen to Rink Wide: Vancouver on your favourite podcast platformVisit CanucksArmy.com for the latest on the Canucks!Reach out to sales@nationnetwork.com to connect with our Sales Team and discuss opportunities to partner with us. Powered by The Nation Network. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ben, Alex and Dunlop are back in the virtual studio for another episode of the Northern Fútbol Podcast, breaking down a busy week in Canadian soccer. From Kevin Blue joining Canada Soccer as CEO and General Secretary, Canada's perfect international week, and the start of MLS, it was a packed episode. TOPICS INCLUDE Is Kevin Blue the right hire for Canada Soccer? Takeaways from Canada's perfect W Gold Cup group stage Takeaways from Canada's perfect Concacaf U20 men's championship qualifiers A look at the CanMNT preliminary roster Analyzing season openers for Toronto FC, CF Montreal Toronto FC continues to be busy with transfers Whitecaps FC season preview Alistair Johnston returns + Canucks abroad And MORE! Make sure to leave a review and a rating on whichever podcast platform you're listening on! FOLLOW US ON X: Northern Fútbol: @NorthernFutbol Ben Steiner: @BenSteiner00 Brendan Dunlop: @Brendan_Dunlop Alex Gangué-Ruzic: @AlexGangueRuzic

In hour three, Mike & Jason chat with w/ Vancouver Whitecaps bench boss Vanni Sartini, as they look to keep their playoff run going when they host LAFC this Sunday (3:00), plus the boys tell us what they learned (27:00). This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

In hour two, Mike & Jason take a deep dive around the Preds w/ Nashville Predators TV PxP man Willy Daunic (3:00), as they get set to host the Canucks this evening, they chat about what should be done with Tyle Myers (20:00), plus they chat with Whitecaps FC bench boss Vanni Sartini (27:00), as the Caps get set to start their post-season this Saturday at LAFC. This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

In hour three, Mike & Jason are joined by Whitecaps FC CEO & Sporting Director Axel Schuster, plus the boys tell us what they learned. This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Matt (hiccup) has some issues in the final segment of the show, but pushes on to handle an extensive Es & Os segment including a (burp) mishap from the previous day. The guys discuss the need for another major Canucks move to be a playoff club, as well as the Lions game in Winnipeg Thursday with Dane Evans back at QB, and the arrival of a Mexican giant, Club Tigres, to BC Place Friday for a Leagues Cup match against Whitecaps FC. Patrick Johnston stops by after going quiet for week on social media and getting admonished by Matt. He discusses the rise of the Lions and Whitecaps and the new expectations of Vancouver sports crowd (winning) heading into Canucks season. They also discuss the brilliant career of Christine Sinclair amidst a colossal failure by Canada at the World Cup. Vanni Sartini (Vancouver Whitecaps FC) tells us why Tigres is the best club in CONCACAF and how much he's looking forward to the test they'll bring to Vancouver, as well as updating his lineup for Friday and commenting on what the team needs to compete in MLS with the trade deadline and transfer window almost closed. Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by Go Goat SportsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt (hiccup) has some issues in the final segment of the show, but pushes on to handle an extensive Es & Os segment including a (burp) mishap from the previous day. The guys discuss the need for another major Canucks move to be a playoff club, as well as the Lions game in Winnipeg Thursday with Dane Evans back at QB, and the arrival of a Mexican giant, Club Tigres, to BC Place Friday for a Leagues Cup match against Whitecaps FC. Patrick Johnston stops by after going quiet for week on social media and getting admonished by Matt. He discusses the rise of the Lions and Whitecaps and the new expectations of Vancouver sports crowd (winning) heading into Canucks season. They also discuss the brilliant career of Christine Sinclair amidst a colossal failure by Canada at the World Cup. Vanni Sartini (Vancouver Whitecaps FC) tells us why Tigres is the best club in CONCACAF and how much he's looking forward to the test they'll bring to Vancouver, as well as updating his lineup for Friday and commenting on what the team needs to compete in MLS with the trade deadline and transfer window almost closed. Presented by Applewood Auto Group.Follow us on social (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tik Tok & YouTube). Powered by Go Goat Sports See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour three, Mike & Jason chat w/ Whitecaps FC star midfielder Ryan Gauld, plus the boys tell us what they learned. This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

In hour two Dan and Randip talk to Whitecaps FC head coach Vanni Sartini, plus they talk Lionel Messi's Inter Miami debut with The Athletic's Felipe Cárdenas and finish off with Puckdoku.   This Podcast is produced by Lina Setaghian and Elan Chark.   The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate

Increasing competition to keep grocery prices in check. Whitecaps FC is set to host Vancouver's largest drag happy hour on Saturday, July 8th ahead of their 10th anniversary pride match. What more can governments do to adapt to climate change? We'll soon be into the July/August months when BC kids will be enjoying summer overnight camps.

In hour three, Mike & Jason chat with Whitecaps FC defender Tristan Blackmon ahead of their Canadian Championship finals matchup on Wednesday versus Montreal, plus the boys tell us what they learned.  This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Hosts Judah Newby and Jake Zivin discuss the Portland Timbers's draw against Dallas, calling out Franck Boli's late goal in stoppage time and Santiago Moreno's standout performance. They then look ahead to this Saturday's match against Whitecaps FC in Vancouver, BC, the first of 6 Cascadia Cup matches this year.  Newly-signed forward Franck Boli joins the show to talk about his first goal, how his new teammates have helped him settle in, and his experiences playing soccer in other countries.

Welcome back to another episode of OneNation, our Canadian soccer podcast show hosted by Andi Petrillo and Jordan Wilson, where this week, we recap Canadian club performances as the 2023 Major League Soccer season kicks off over the weekend. The big headline for Toronto FC? On first glance, maybe it'd be giving up a late (late!) goal to lose 3-2 to D.C. United... but the bigger concern is the status of Lorenzo Insigne, who looked distressed as he exited the match with an apparent injury at the half-hour mark. Will he be okay? This team needs him... Meanwhile, the Vancouver Whitecaps struck first against Real Salt Lake as Vanni Sartini's side enjoyed a strong first half... only to capitulate in the second and concede twice en route to a 2-1 loss. But Vancouver fans will leave this match feeling good about the team's overall look, with fitness and consistency sure to come as the season blooms. Finally, CF Montreal kicked off their 2023 season with a 2-0 loss to Inter Miami, as new head coach Hernan Losada returned to MLS action - and he wasn't the only new face at the club making his debut, as former CPL star Sean Rea got his first few minutes in Montreal bleu. This episode of OneNation was filmed ahead of a major news announcement by Canada Soccer. Check back on Feb. 28 for our reaction to Dr. Nick Bontis' resignation as president of the CSA on OneSoccer Today (7PM ET / 4PM PT). 0:00 - How to scrap in soccer 2:53 - MLS is BACK! 3:55 - Toronto FC reaction 12:59 - Whitecaps FC reaction 21:29 - CF Montreal reaction 28:55 - MLS on AppleTV+

In hour three, Mike & Jason talk to Whitecaps FC manager Vanni Sartini ahead of their season opener at BC Place tomorrow, plus the boys tell us what they learned. This podcast is produced by Andy Cole and Greg Balloch.  The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

A special Family Day S&P Presents show: The Boys of Summer? Yes, one month before the start of spring, we're talking summer sports with B.C. Lions head coach/co-GM Rick Campbell, Whitecaps FC technical director Axel Schuster and Canadians president Andy Dunn. All three were making news in the first fortnight of February. The Caps start their season at home Saturday, February 25th. The Lions are coming off a successful week of CFL free agency. And the Canadians have announced their coaching staff and promotional schedule (with Dunn dropping some news nuggets).Presented by Audi Downtown Vancouver, Land Rover Vancouver & Jaguar Vancouver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An historic day for Canada as the men's national team faces Belgium at the World Cup.Rink Wide: Vancouver's Jeff Paterson sits in for Blake Price, who was calling the game on radio, and the guys recap an outstanding 90-minute effort from Canada in a losing cause. Whitecaps FC coach Vanni Sartini stops by with his analysis of the match and says Canada should've had three penalty kicks not one. He also explains why Alphonso Davies took the kick, not striker Jonathan David.Darren Dreger takes us through the Canucks' coaching conundrum. What is more likely: an interim or permanent replacement should they replace Bruce Boudreau? Dreger points out an oddity as he read the tea leaves on a Bo Horvat trade, and tells us why one rumoured team has to settle its own case with an unrestricted free-agent centreman before considering the Canucks captain.Presented by Jaguar Vancouver, Land Rover Vancouver & Audi Downtown Vancouver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An historic day for Canada as the men's national team faces Belgium at the World Cup.Rink Wide: Vancouver's Jeff Paterson sits in for Blake Price, who was calling the game on radio, and the guys recap an outstanding 90-minute effort from Canada in a losing cause. Whitecaps FC coach Vanni Sartini stops by with his analysis of the match and says Canada should've had three penalty kicks not one. He also explains why Alphonso Davies took the kick, not striker Jonathan David.Darren Dreger takes us through the Canucks' coaching conundrum. What is more likely: an interim or permanent replacement should they replace Bruce Boudreau? Dreger points out an oddity as he read the tea leaves on a Bo Horvat trade, and tells us why one rumoured team has to settle its own case with an unrestricted free-agent centreman before considering the Canucks captain.Presented by Jaguar Vancouver, Land Rover Vancouver & Audi Downtown Vancouver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Entering the final seven matches of the MLS regular season, four home and three away, Whitecaps FC host Nashville SC this Saturday for the first time ever at BC Place. Guest: Vanni Sartini, Head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps.

After a resounding 4-2 away win over HFX Wanderers, the boys are buzzing and there's a renewed sense of optimism surrounding a play-off push. We get the post-game thoughts of Head Coach Martin Nash and two-goal hero Osaze De Rosario while club insider Ridwan Ibrahim Asante recaps the result and delves into the performances that stood out. Elsewhere, the club's CEO/President and GM Angus McNab drops by to provide more detail on the week's big news story: Lowell Wright's move to Whitecaps FC 2.The show is produced by York United Football Club and this episode was originally broadcast on Sauga960AM.      For all the latest news, including ticketing information and official merchandise, follow York United FC across our social channels.Instagram: @YorkUtdFCTikTok: @YorkUtdFCTwitter/X: @YorkUtdFCFacebook: @York United Football Club

With the 2022 Canadian Championship Final pitting Toronto FC against the Vancouver Whitecaps at BC Place, James Sharman and Brendan Dunlop take Jimmy Brennan down memory lane chatting it up with his 2009 Voyageurs Cup winning teammate Carl Robinson. They relive the Miracle in Montreal, the 2009 Can Champ Final where TFC overcame a 4 goal deficit to stun the Montreal Impact 6-1 and lift the first trophy in TFC history. Tales of playing with Danny Dichio, Dwayne De Rosario and Amado Guevara are told. Robinson talks about his transition in to coaching, his five years as Vancouver Whitecaps manager and working with a 15 year-old Alphonso Davies, being locked down in Australia and away from his family for 18 months during the Covid-19 pandemic, and the similarities between the positions Australian and Canadian players find themselves in.  As a proud Welshman, Robbo's excitement over Wales qualifying for the FIFA World Cup for the first time since 1958 is clear, as his admiration for countryman Gareth Bale who looks reinvigorated in his new role at LAFC. Presenters: James Sharman, Jimmy Brennan & Brendan Dunlop Voice Over Talent: Jeff Cole This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.  Parental discretion is advised. Be advised this episode includes explicit language.  

Mike and Jason welcome in Whitecaps FC head coach Vanni Sartini to discuss their latest match in Charlotte. Vanni makes a point of saying that winning silverware is the only goal for the Whitecaps and that the Canadian Championship is a priority for him. Also, WWLs. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

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We're back with another packed episode of the AFTN Soccer Show for your listening pleasure, with lots of Vancouver Whitecaps, Major League Soccer, MLS Next Pro, Canadian Premier League, and Canadian national team chat, after a very busy couple of days of football across the country. We kick off by talking Whitecaps and delve into their first home loss of the MLS season in a 3-2 defeat by Portland Timbers. Poor defending and the inability to convert their numerous chances cost them dear, but what positives can they take away from the match heading into a tough three games on the road and should they look at new tactics, new players, or both? Turning our attention to MLS Next Pro, we look at how Whitecaps FC 2's home opener went against the Timbers, get some postgame thoughts from head coach Nick Dasovic, and sit down for a chat with attacking midfielder Jay Herdman about signing his first pro deal, his step up from the academy, his first call up into the Canadian U20 set up, and an eventful time for the Herdman household. Keeping it international, we look at the Canadian women's match against Nigeria at BC Place on Friday, chat with Christine Sinclair about her post playing plans and what the launch of League1BC means to women's soccer in the province, and newly minted Hall of Famers Rhian Wilkinson and Martina Franko talk about the urgent need to get women's club teams and leagues in Canada. All of this, plus we round up the opening week's action in the Canadian Premier League and look at how the weekend's action went in the MLS West. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 02.40: Whitecaps v Timbers postgame analysis 49.38: WFC2 home opener and Nick Dasovic interview 58.29: Jay Herdman interview 73.03: Wavelength - Halftime Oranges - Single Leather Football 77.41: CanWNT chat 85.55: Christine Sinclair audio 92.10: Rhian Wilkinson and Martina Franko on Canadian club football 98.52: CPL opening weekend round-up

Joshua and Nathan talk about the Whitecaps loss in LA, Canada's loss but great effort against Costa Rica, Tottenham's top four race, Ziyech's great form for Chelsea, Italy failing to qualify for the World Cup and more!TIMESTAMPS:1:51- Whitecaps lose 3-1 to LAFC16:32- Metcalfe signs for Norwegian club18:24- Why the Canadian Championship is important for Whitecaps22:10- Whitecaps FC 2 begins in Inaugural season25:18- Canada lose to Costa Rica but can still qualify on Sunday36:50- Chelsea beat Middlesbrough in FA Cup quarters40:53- Chelsea new owner shortlist48:13- Tottenham beat West Ham 3-154:27- Jermain Dafoe retires from football58:09- FFP to be replaced?1:00:48- Barcelona beat Real Madrid in El Clasico 4-01:03:34- Lampard calls out Everton's "courage"1:07:05- UK and Ireland bid for Euro 2028 and so does Russia1:09:11- Italy fails to qualify for second straight World Cup1:15:54- L'Equipe reveals top 5 Premier League earners1:20:36- Mike Dean to retire from refereeing and become full-time video refUse code Area 51 for a 100$ voucher at monkeyknifefight.com. Use promo code Area51 for 25% off storewide at Hapson.Start your own podcast with Buzzsprout with a paid plan and get a $20 Amazon Gift Card and support the show! https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=8  

A double INTVU show for you! Alex McKechnie, Vice President, Player Health and Performance for the NBA's Toronto Raptors talks about his time working with Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan and the Canadian national team, before moving into a title winning career in the NBA. Hear how working on Shaq changed his career forever. And ahead of another CanMNT WCQ window, ex-CanMNT  midfielder Nick Dasovic, now head coach of MLS. Next Pro side Whitecaps FC 2, tells some great stories about working with today's young player, and being a teammate of Jimmy and Craig's.

In Episode 69, Jay Demerit, Chief Energy Officer of Rise and Shine and former USMNT player, and former Captain of Watford FC and Whitecaps FC, talks with Phil about the pros and cons of specialization, self-leadership, self-belief, his personal why, the “inside” and “outside” game, what we can learn about leadership from the bench, and the work he is doing with Rise and Shine. Specifically, Jay discusses: His story, his incredible journey to the Premier League and USMNT, how he developed his passion for soccer and leadership, and how he got to where he is today (1:48) His thoughts on specialization in one sport and whether it is good or bad for athletes (6:00) How he got excited about and focused on his classes as a kid (16:15) His favorite sport as a kid (19:41) His personal why and purpose, and how he is living it out in his life (22:17) How self-belief and self-leadership are keys to discernment and perseverance in life (26:22) The “Inside” Game and the “Outside” Game (30:37) The importance of leaders leading themselves with excellence first before they can lead their teams with excellence (36:15) What he learned from his time on the bench as a substitute (42:58) His Rise and Shine organization and how it is impacting youth in great ways (48:03) How he uses lessons learned in soccer in his parenting (52:30) His recommendations (56:55) Resources and Links from this Episode Rise and Shine website “Rise and Shine: The Jay Demerit Story” “Are you ready for a sunny day?” (TED Talk) Uncut Video of the Episode HSEL Facebook Group Coaching the Bigger Game information Warrior Way information Phil Darke's email address  

On the eve of its playoff game with Sporting Kansas City, Vancouver Whitecaps FC coach Vanni Sartini discusses his approaches to managing, to team culture and values, and even his love of Ted Lasso. He is in conversation with BIV publisher and editor-in-chief Kirk LaPointe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ch.1: The New Reality is exploring the importance of thoughtful and accurate education about and with Indigenous peoples, and the role it plays in change. It's not just about the classroom but all the work that goes into developing education programming. We introduce you to those fighting to make change and take you inside classrooms where change is happening. Guest: Kamyar Razaviv, The New Reality Ch.2: There has long been a notion that when it comes to low income parents the only way to provide assistance was in the form of goods or heavily guarded funds. That if you were to give them money with no strings attached they would just waste it on unimportant things. New research has shown that those parents are actually more likely to spend it on their kids. Guest: Mari Amorim, Department of Sociology at Washington State University Ch.3: In fewer than five years the province of British Columbia will end direct funding for children with autism, electing instead to move to a hub model for services. Guest: Kaye Banez, President of the Board of Directors for AutismBC Ch.4: Fifth place Whitecaps FC are set to visit ninth place Los Angeles FC at the Banc of California on Tuesday, Nov. 2 in their penultimate game of the 2021 MLS regular season. A 'Caps victory on Tuesday would see the club clinch a spot in Audi MLS Cup Playoffs for the first time since 2017. Over their last 11 road games, the 'Caps have proven to be one of the most difficult teams to beat away from home, picking up points in 10 of those matches. Guest: Vanni Sartini, Acting head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps Ch.5: If you have a pet you probably think of them as family and they think of you the same way. We know how anxious pets can be when we leave them but it turns out people can feel the same levels of anxiety when away from their furry friends. A researcher has found just how anxious students get when separated from their pets. She talks about her findings. Guest: Alexa Carr, Researcher in Human Development at Washington State University Ch.6: We've all heard the stories. Poisoned candy, razor blades inside a chocolate bar etc. But how often, if ever does this happen? With Halloween in just a few days we wanted to find out. A professor shed some light on just how much checking is really needed for your kids candy. Guest: Joel Best, Leading authority on poisoned candy and Sociology and Criminal Justice Professor at Delaware University Ch.7: With multiple kittens stolen from their farm over the last couple weeks, Aldor Acres has had to make the difficult decision to stop letting people around the animals unsupervised. Guest: Melissa Anderson, Operations Manager at Aldor Acres. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh and Nathan talk about the Whitecaps loss to the Sounders and look ahead to Sporting KC. They also talk about Canada's win over Panama in World Cup Qualifying, MLS Expansion, new BC soccer league, Newcastle takeover, Ballon d'or and answer listener questionsTIMESTAMPS:3:00- Whitecaps lose to Sounders, Sporting KC next12:40- New BC soccer league coming in May 22, Whitecaps FC 2 might be involved16:54- MLS looking to expand to 30 teams within the next year23:24- CanadaMNT beats Panama  4-136:00- Newcastle takeover and Steve Bruce's future47:56- Ballon D'or list released55:14- Listener questions Use promo code AREA51SENTME to get 10% off your order from Bench Clearers.     Use code Area 51 for a 100$ voucher at monkeyknifefight.com. Use promo code Area51 for 25% off storewide at Hapson.Start your own podcast with Buzzsprout with a paid plan and get a $20 Amazon Gift Card and support the show! https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=84      

Whitecaps FC are two points behind eighth place Minnesota United FC and four points behind LAFC and Real Salt Lake but the ‘Caps have played one less game. Guest: Vanni Sartini, Acting head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back for another great week of shows after an eventful weekend. The Welcome Matt focuses on the tragic stories of the passing of three Delta Hockey Academy players who died in a car accident, and of former NHL player Jimmy Hayes who was found dead in his home on Monday. Richard Zussman from Global tells us what the restrictions are for those that are unvaccinated in British Columbia going to sports events and playing in recreational sports. NHL insider John Shannon follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us if he’s heard anything new on the Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes contract front, why he thinks that the Jack Eichel trade situation will continue on, and why he thinks that Kirill Kaprizov is bluffing that he’ll play in the KHL if he can’t get a deal done with the Wild. Price is Right looks at the lack of superstars the Vancouver Whitecaps have had over the years, and how Ryan Gauld has the ability to be a star that supporters can latch on too. Whitecaps FC radio colour analyst Colin Miller and tells us how the ‘Caps have been able to turn things down, how Ryan Gauld has brought a new excitement to ‘Caps fans, and the importance of winning in front of your home crowd. We read all the memos from the world of sports on Memo To. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last show of the week and it’s a good one. The Welcome Matt looks at the mixed messaging from BC provincial health officer Dr.Bonnie Henry who was taking selfies with fans at the BC Lions game on Thursday without wearing a mask. Global news reporter Richard Zussman joins and tells us that Dr. Henry acknowledged that people were concerned about her taking selfies with fans, what her plans are for when she attends the Whitecaps game on Saturday, and why there will be changes to the COVID protocols at the next Lions game. Whitecaps FC CEO and sporting director Axel Schuster joins and tells us how excited the team is to get back to Vancouver, the impact Ryan Gauld has had on the team so far, what position the team is looking to fill the most right now, and what the teams plans are for the home opener on Saturday. The Price is Right looks at the Women’s World Hockey Championship and states that it’s time that a women should call the games on radio or television. Kevin Woodley from In-Goal magazine follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and breaks down the career of Henrik Lundqvist, tells us that Ian Clark is in Vancouver working with Thatcher Demko, and where he thinks Tuukka Rask will end up next season. We play a condensed version of Hot Take on a Friday. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last show of the week and it's a good one.  The Welcome Matt looks at the mixed messaging from BC provincial health officer Dr.Bonnie Henry who was taking selfies with fans at the BC Lions game on Thursday without wearing a mask. Global news reporter Richard Zussman joins and tells us that Dr. Henry acknowledged that people were concerned about her taking selfies with fans, what her plans are for when she attends the Whitecaps game on Saturday, and why there will be changes to the COVID protocols at the next Lions game. Whitecaps FC CEO and sporting director Axel Schuster joins and tells us how excited the team is to get back to Vancouver, the impact Ryan Gauld has had on the team so far, what position the team is looking to fill the most right now, and what the teams plans are for the home opener on Saturday. The Price is Right looks at the Women's World Hockey Championship and states that it's time that a women should call the games on radio or television. Kevin Woodley from In-Goal magazine follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and breaks down the career of Henrik Lundqvist, tells us that Ian Clark is in Vancouver working with Thatcher Demko, and where he thinks Tuukka Rask will end up next season.  We play a condensed version of Hot Take on a Friday. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last show before the long weekend hits with Jeff Paterson subbing for a vacationing Sekeres. The Pat Down focuses on the Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes contract extensions that two days away from August still haven’t been signed. Vancouver Whitecaps FC television colour analyst Paul Dolan follows and breaks down what went wrong for Canada’s men’s national team versus Mexico in the Gold Cup semis, why the Mexican supporters need to be disciplined, and tells us that the Ryan Gauld transaction by the Whitecaps is a done deal. Rick Dhaliwal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us that time is ticking on getting the Pettersson and Hughes deals done, what the Canucks are planning for prospect Danila Klimovich, why he feels that Abbotsford will be a competitive next year, where he sees Mikey DiPietro playing the bulk of his games this season, and tells us why Alex Edler chose Los Angeles over returning to Vancouver. The Price is Right looks at a players contract equalling their production in price and term. Ian Furness from KJR Sports Talk radio in Seattle joins next and tells us the latest plans for the Kraken, why he thinks that the Kraken will be offensively challenged, explains how refreshing it is to hear from knowledgable hockey fans in Seattle, tells us what’s happening with Jamal Adams and the Seahawks, and why the Mariners failed at the trade deadline. It’s Wadden’s turn to try to sizzle on Hot Take. The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last show before the long weekend hits with Jeff Paterson subbing for a vacationing Sekeres.  The Pat Down focuses on the Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes contract extensions that two days away from August still haven't been signed. Vancouver Whitecaps FC television colour analyst Paul Dolan follows and breaks down what went wrong for Canada's men's national team versus Mexico in the Gold Cup semis, why the Mexican supporters need to be disciplined, and tells us that the Ryan Gauld transaction by the Whitecaps is a done deal. Rick Dhaliwal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us that time is ticking on getting the Pettersson and Hughes deals done, what the Canucks are planning for prospect Danila Klimovich, why he feels that Abbotsford will be a competitive next year, where he sees Mikey DiPietro playing the bulk of his games this season, and tells us why Alex Edler chose Los Angeles over returning to Vancouver.  The Price is Right looks at a players contract equalling their production in price and term. Ian Furness from KJR Sports Talk radio in Seattle joins next and tells us the latest plans for the Kraken, why he thinks that the Kraken will be offensively challenged, explains how refreshing it is to hear from knowledgable hockey fans in Seattle, tells us what's happening with Jamal Adams and the Seahawks, and why the Mariners failed at the trade deadline.  It's Wadden's turn to try to sizzle on Hot Take. The show wraps up with all the Errors & Omissions.        See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back from an extended long weekend and we’ve got so much to get to! The Pat Down takes a look at the top candidates for the Conn Smythe trophy. Whitecaps FC colour analyst Paul Dolan follows and tells us who he thinks will be in the Euro 2020 final, why the ‘Caps continue to find themselves under the gun late in matches, why he thinks the ‘Caps are close to breaking through, and gives his insight on Canada’s squad at the upcoming Gold Cup. John Shannon follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and tells us even with the series viewing numbers down why Hockey Night in Canada/Sportsnet still want the Stanley Cup final to continue to drag on, wonders if the Canadiens have hit a wall, and tells us why he feels that Andrei Vasilevskiy should be the Conn Smythe trophy winner. The Price is Right wonders what the reasoning is behind Canada basketball continuing to falter on the international stage. Canucks AHL team general manager Ryan Johnson follows Tell Me I’m Wrong and tells us that he too is in the cold when it comes to what the new team nickname will be, whether he sees himself working in an NHL front office down the road, why building a winning culture within the minor league organization is key, gives an update on what happened with Lukas Jasek, where he sees Mickey DiPietro’s career heading, and where he feels Loui Eriksson will end up this season. We read memos on Memo To and then wrap up the show with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last show of the week and it is a jam packed episode. The Welcome Matt takes a shot at the Milan Lucic troll video that was posted in front of Rogers Arena. Lucic crushing two beers while praising his ex-Boston Bruins teammates on the 10 year anniversary of winning the Stanley Cup in his hometown. LQBTQ+ advocate and former professional goaltender Brock McGillis joins next to talk about his experience being a gay man growing up playing junior and professional hockey. McGillis opens up about the struggles of being gay in the hockey world, and gives his thoughts on how the NHL has handled its gay rights messaging. Our Friday insider Rick Dhaliwal follows Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter, and gives his insight on whether or not the Canucks will want Travis Hamonic and Alex Edler back, what the status of prospects Jalen Chatfield, Jett Woo, Brogan Rafferty and Guillaume Brisebois, how he feels that Travis Green would like to have Brandon Sutter to come back, and if he thinks the Canucks would move the 9th overall pick. Whitecaps FC colour analyst Colin Miller joins after Tell Me I’m Wrong, and tells us how proud he is of his homeland Scotland drawing with the English today, why he thinks the English side are not as good as they’ve been built up to be, and how the Whitecaps line up versus Real Salt Lake. Jeff Paterson follows for his final hit of the week and talks about Aleksander Barkov winning his first Selke Trophy, why he thinks Elias Pettersson will one day be in the mix for a Selke, whether or not he thinks that Hamonic will be back with the Canucks next season, and gets an “ask J Pat” where the question centres around offer sheets in the NHL. Andrew tries to sizzle on Hot Take. The show wraps with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The show begins with some news as the fellas found out yesterday that a certain sports station has banned their promo spot that has been running during Canucks broadcasts. The Welcome Matt takes aim across the pond, where English football fans had a hand in the fall of the proposed Super League that dissolved as quickly as it was established. Whitecaps FC reporter JJ Adams makes his debut on the new show and gives praise to the ‘Caps for their big win over Portland last weekend. After what was a difficult debut season for Lucas Cavalllini JJ explains what the Canadian National striker wants to bring to the pitch this season. JJ also tells us what he’s hearing about the various designated players the ‘Caps are speaking with. Hashtags - the best and worst of Twitter follows JJ. Our Friday Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal joins next and begins with an update on where Nikita Tryamkin stands with the Canucks. Dhaliwal also gives his thoughts on what Travis Green should do with all the young players that are chomping at the bit to get into the lineup. Dhaliwal also gives updates on Tyler Motte and Elias Pettersson’s health and what he’s hearing about the future home of the Canucks AHL franchise. Price is Right focuses on Thatcher Demko’s performance last night. Tell Me I’m Wrong and Canucks clips from this mornings practice follows. Jeff Paterson joins for his last hit of the week and starts off talking about Demko’s health in last nights game and wonders if the Canucks starter will get the night off tomorrow to get to full health for the first of two in the nations capital starting on Monday. J Pat also elaborates on the discussion of when Travis Green is going to start playing some of the young prospects that are knocking on the door to get into the lineup. The show wraps with all the Errors and Omissions as we head into the weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The last show of the week and what a gorgeous weekend lays ahead! The Welcome Matt takes a look at just who will be in the lineup for the Canucks when they get back to the ice, wondering if Elias Pettersson might be close to returning. Whitecaps FC game analyst Colin Miller makes his debut on the new show and gives a preview of the ‘Caps season and who he expects to be in the lineup for the opening match this Sunday. Price is Right takes aim at Canucks management and ownership whose handling of the COVID outbreak within the team has led many media members to question whether the organization is behind its players or more concerned about the bottom line. Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal follows for his weekly hit and begins by wondering out loud just what exactly is going on within the Canucks organization, as the media has been left out of team practices. Dhaliwal tells us how Quinn Hughes had the toughest time dealing with COVID than any of his teammates, and that Canucks management and ownership need to bare some of the blame for how they’ve handled the COVID outbreak that ravaged the team. Tell Me I’m Wrong and Hashtags follow Ricky. Jeff Paterson joins for his daily hit and wonders how much fight the Canucks will be able to put up when they return to the ice, and whether their opponents will let up considering how decimated the Canucks have been due to COVID. The boys play Hot Take on Friday and wrap up the show with all the Errors & Omissions. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan and Jeff kickoff the show discussing what we saw on the weekend in the North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham. They look at the issues plaguing both sides and debate which squad has the better future. They go inside the MLS bubble as they're joined by Whitecaps FC goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau to talk […]

That was the sound at B.C. Place last April, during a walkout by members of a Vancouver Whitecaps supporter group. They did that to protest the club's response to abuse allegations against a former women's soccer coach. In May, the Whitecaps commissioned an independent review of the allegations, and the Whitecaps' respectful workplace policies and procedures. Today, that report has been published.  It found the soccer club did not attempt to “cover up” allegations of harassment by a former coach in the women's program - but said it had failed in its communication with players about the incident. The report was commissioned following explosive allegations that dated back to 2008, which were published on a blog in February by Ciara McCormack, a former Whitecaps women's team and Canada women's under-20 (U20) national team player. It spoke with more than 350 people, and has produced 34 recommendations.   Guest: Ciara McCormack Former Whitecaps player whose blog post alleged abuse

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