Long-running American soccer show covering the USMNT, Premier League, Champions League, MLS, and more. If you enjoy analysis and silliness in equal measure, we're the podcast for you.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 83 days 18 hours 33 minutes
Allocation Disorder: Inter Miami’s DP crisis, MLS market inefficiencies, big signings from the Galaxy and Atlanta United, and much more
On this episode of Allocation Disorder, Paul and Sam dive into Inter Miami’s strange Designated Player situation, talk through various market inefficiencies within MLS, and highlight a pair of big signings in LA and Atlanta. Then, towards the end of the show, they touch on CCL. In case you’re wondering, Paul is still squarely aboard the Portland Timbers’ CCL train - he did stop just short of saying "choo, choo", sadly. Maybe next week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone...
Champions League(s) Review! PSG counter attack past Bayern, Chelsea’s patience pays off against Porto, Philadelphia and Toronto secure big results in CCL, and more
Taylor, Ryan, and Joe review the two most recent UEFA Champions League quarterfinal games and talk through some of the CCL action from Wednesday evening. You can find full list of games discussed down below! 1) Bayern vs. PSG 2) Porto vs. Chelsea 3) Toronto FC vs. Léon 4) Philadelphia Union vs. Saprissa Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by.....
Champions League(s) Review! Real Madrid Kroos by Liverpool, refereeing drama at the Etihad, Heinze makes his Atlanta United coaching debut, the Timbers impress in Honduras, and more
Taylor, Graham, and Joe combine their intercontinental minds to review Tuesday's two UEFA Champions League quarterfinals and two of Tuesday night's Concacaf Champions League games! You can find the full list of games discussed down below: 1) Real Madrid vs. Liverpool 2) Manchester City vs. Borussia Dortmund 3) Portland Timbers vs. Marathón 4) Atlanta United vs. Alajuelense Sponsors! Today's show is brought to you by.....
Americans Abroad Round-Up: Brenden Aaronson shines for Salzburg, Daryl Dike bags a brace, Tyler Adams starts against Bayern, and much more
After watching the tape, Taylor and Joe talk about six young American players who had strong weekends over in Europe! From Daryl Dike's brace for Barnsley to Tyler Adams' shift in central midfield against Bayern Munich, there's plenty of Americans Abroad chat to get to! Here's the full listed of players that we covered on the show: 1) Brenden Aaronson, RB Salzburg 2) Sergiño Dest, FC Barcelona 3) Daryl Dike, Barnsley 4) Tim Weah, Lille 5) Mark McKenzie, Genk 6) Tyler Adams, RB Leipzig Sponsors!...
Heath Pearce discusses the toughest place to play World Cup Qualifiers, the state of the current national team pool, and this week's Champions League fixtures
Heath Pearce makes his debut appearance to discuss a wiiiiiiiide variety of topics. We start with his time with the USMNT, including most challenging places to play, the in-camp atmosphere, and the players who were most consistent in national team training. After that, we get into Orange Slices, Heath's new podcast with Mark McKenzie... but also spend at least 3 minutes on the merits of Capri Sun...
Weekend Review: West Brom's Brazil impression confounds Chelsea, Trent Alexander-Arnold's battery is at full charge for Liverpool, PSG's frustrating season gets more frustrating, and Bayern's waltz toward the title continues
Graham and Taylor review the biggest results from the past weekend, including.....
Allocation Disorder: Sergio Agüero’s potential fit in MLS, looking ahead to CCL, what does the U.S. men's failure to qualify for Tokyo mean for MLS, and more
On this week’s episode of Allocation Disorder, Paul and Sam dish out some perspective and analysis on the U.S. men’s failure to qualify for the Olympics. What does the failure mean for the USMNT? What does it mean for MLS? And what does it mean for the development of the American player? After the Olympics chat, Paul and Sam turn their attention towards Sergio Agüero’s potential fit in MLS and look ahead to the Concacaf Champions League and the U.S. Open Cup...
Who was the best Champions League winning team in the last decade, how hard is 2022 World Cup Qualifying going to be for the U.S., and many, many more listener questions
It’s listener question timeeeee! On this show, Taylor and Joe answer your lovely questions, ranging from the rigors of Concacaf World Cup Qualifying to the best (and worst) Champions League winners of the last decade to hybrid national teams...
Jon Arnold discusses the start of Concacaf World Cup qualifying, as well as how Curacao, Suriname, Cuba and Jamaica have all gone about strengthening their squads
Jon Arnold joins the show to discuss all-things Concacaf. How did Curacao land Guus Hiddink, who will be the next (relatively) unheralded national team to make a run at the Gold Cup, the role that the FIFA scandals has played in the instability at numerous national federations, and much much more! Plus, a group-by-group look at the first round of Concacaf World Cup qualifying...
The status of South American World Cup Qualifying, Gabriel Heinze's managerial approach at Atlanta United, and Peter Sarsgaard's future in soccer w/ Felipe Cardenas
Our old pal returns! The Athletic's Felipe Cardenas is back on the show to discuss the latest news regarding the suspension of Conmebol World Cup Qualifying, plus the present situation with the Colombian National Team (TLDL: Quieroz lasted games). We also discuss Felipe's interview with Peter Sarsgaard (lots of good stuff there) and Gabriel Heinze's preseason so far with Atlanta United...