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https://soundcloud.com/two-united-fans-podcast/wcis-197-revelations This week we reveal the hills we’re dying on in the face of popular resentment. Then we cover the latest from MLS before diving into news from the World Cup and men’s qualifiers. You can subscribe to WCIS on the following platforms: iTunes Feed Google Play Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Radio
https://soundcloud.com/two-united-fans-podcast/wcis-195-dammit Has anyone noticed how Cincy has the most pun-able coach names in the league. We did and made another sketch about it. Then we get onto a packed week of MLS and NWSL results (respect to Francisco Calvo) before reviewing the crazy results from the US Open Cup. All that plus the end of…
https://soundcloud.com/two-united-fans-podcast/wcis-191-these-kits-are-garbage The Parley jerseys. They’re literally garbage kits. In this week’s sketch we explore what might happen if Don Garber were to extend this literal form of soccer metaphor to other common phrases in the sport. Then we give you our insights on the MLS and NWSL week that was, Nipun delves into USL news…
https://soundcloud.com/two-united-fans-podcast/wcis-190-zlatan-is-bigger-than-vancouver Disaster for the Whitecaps as their stadium is turned into a home field for Zlatan. We take on the issue of Big Z’s popularity and then review the rest of the week’s results from MLS, USWNT friendlies, USL, EPL, Bundesliga and more. You can subscribe to WCIS on the following platforms: iTunes Feed Google…
https://soundcloud.com/two-united-fans-podcast/wcis-188-starting-spots Cincy benches its big international keeper as most MLS teams take time off for the international break. We bring you all the latest from America’s soccer leagues along with a round-up of the week’s international news. You can subscribe to WCIS on the following platforms: iTunes Feed Google Play Podcasts Stitcher Radio
Quiet Week in MLS Still Brings Surprises As Matthew Doyle tells us in his weekly Armchair Analyst column, though the week was short in MLS, it still offered some insights to the league. Orlando, despite looking a tire fire for nearly a calendar year, upset one of the best teams in the league. FC Cincinnati…
https://soundcloud.com/two-united-fans-podcast/wcis-187-dont-look-back-in-anger It might have been a loss for MNUFC, but there are some positives to take away from Los Angeles. We cover that game before giving you our weekly round-up of MLS followed by the latest from the European leagues.
Loons lose first game in 2019 After a strong 2-0 start against San Jose and Vancouver, Minnesota United FC finally fell to the LA Galaxy on Saturday. Before they lost the game, however, the Loons lost coach Adrian Heath, who underwent dental surgery and could not travel. Ján Greguš and Ángelo Rodríguez scored in the…
Everything’s quiet on the MNUFC front so we move swiftly onto the MLS talk. Nipun is back this week to give you a lower leagues round-up! We finish up with a round up of the English Premier league and the Bundesliga! You can subscribe to WCIS on the following platforms: iTunes Feed Google Play Podcasts…
MLS Offseason in Full Swing With the MLS Cup decided, teams have begun preparing for next season. FC Dallas has built upon its reputation for growing talent by promoting academy director Luchi Gonzalez. Gonzalez is the second straight FC Dallas coach to come from the academy after recently departed Oscar Pareja. MLS has a transfer…
He’s here. He’s not here. He’s the next big thing. He’s not going to play. We don’t know what’s true but one thing’s for sure, don’t open the box to check. MLS Cup, EPL round-up, Bundesliga news and much more this week’s We Call It Soccer pod! You can subscribe to WCIS on the following…
It’s derby week at We Call It Soccer! We start in Europe this week taking in the North London and Merseyside derbies. Then we move on to world soccer before returning to the USMNT and MLS in Part 2. You can subscribe to WCIS on the following platforms: iTunes Feed Google Play Podcasts Stitcher Radio
MLS On the Move As MLS heads towards the final, teams already out of the playoffs have begun to jockey for position next year. Perhaps the biggest move so far is not by a club, but by a staff member. Gregg Berhalter has left the Columbus Crew to head up the US Men’s National Team.…