Extratime, the Official Podcast of Major League Soccer (MLS), is the premier soccer podcast covering the beautiful game in North America. Every Monday and Thursday, hosts Andrew Wiebe and David Gass are joined by a rotating cast of Charlie Davies, Matt Doyle and Calen Carr to discuss the latest headlines in Major League Soccer (MLS), Concacaf and the United States and Canadian national teams. Tune in for A-list guests that include the biggest players, coaches, GMs and journalists in our region, as well as soccer discussions free to go wherever the banter leads!
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MLS will expand to 30 teams! What does it mean? Plus, Wk 8 w/ Bobby & Doyle
Dave and Bobby are back, complete with Frisco glow, to break down MLS Week 8 and talk expansion (30 teams!) with Andrew and Doyle. Best team in MLS? No doubt LAFC after Bob Bradley’s team dropped the Sounders 4-1 on Sunday. What makes them special? Can the team (and Carlos Vela) sustain this pace? Plus, Dome Torrent wins after admitting he was on the hot seat, Thierry Henry gets shot down as a replacement for Chris Armas, Frank De Boer puts lipstick on a pig, John Molinaro explains the Jozy-Bill Manning drama and much more!
Plus, takeaways from a historic GA Cup, where Seattle knocked off a who’s who of top international clubs to win the title, and the MLS Board of Governors votes to expand MLS to 30 clubs. What does that mean?
- 2:31 – LAFC make a statement against the Sounders
- 9:02 – Dome Torrent says he’s under pressure … then gets first win!
- 14:33 – Will he? Won’t he? Thierry Henry to Red Bulls gains steam then dies
- 20:38 – Frank De Boer says they’d win 28 of 30, but Doyle doesn’t agree
- 26:50 – INTERVIEW: John Molinaro (Sportsnet) explains the Jozy drama
- 35:30 – Are the guys “sold” on the Galaxy revival?
- 39:51 – Maybe the Earthquakes aren’t terrible after all!
- 43:20 – Meanwhile, in Colorado, just one winless team remains in MLS
- 47:20 – “This is the most positive I’ve been about development” – GA Cup takeaways
- 54:22 – MLS says it will expand to 30 teams, with STL and Sac as frontrunners