Steve recaps the past few matches (win vs RBNY, draw vs FC Dallas, loss vs DC) and discusses the playoff picture. He's joined by Keith Costigan as they reunite to analyze the Western Conference and Sounders' rivals, and Steve ends the pod with a preview of Sunday's match at San Jose and his "Big 3 Things."

Bobby Clark joins Chris Cousins to talk all things College Soccer, and how he got to coaching in the USA, how he recruited, how he thinks the future of College Soccer is going to evolve, plus much more. He talks about when he played as a professional soccer player in Scotland and beyond, and gives a few mentions of Sir Alex Ferguson. He also talks about his time as the New Zealand National Team manager, and what led him to the USA. This episode is brought to you by Sports Recruiting USA, the College Soccer Recruiting Experts.

It was a hot, sleepy night in St. Louis, but by golly we learned stuff. Different challenge, different lineup. We break down the big moments of the game and assess individual performances.

Breathe. The season has just begun. We take some time to reflect on the Premier League season thus far and lament would could have been and dream about what could be. We cover the North London Derby and Brad's experience at Flannery's (Spurs bar in NYC) in depth, have Mike's daughter Abby make her first appearance, and talk about our early season overreactions and predictions. Then some Champions League fodder. Then some USMNT chatter because we're back to it and excited about the future. Not sure why but our numbers have been way down and that's a bummer. Not sure how much longer we'll keep this up but #35 is in the books. Let us know if you listen.

We are absolutely stoked to be joined by Tommy Thompson of the San Jose Earthquakes. Tommy has gotten a lot of praise this year, not just for what he's doing on the pitch, but what language he's speaking off of it. After the Argentine Matias Almeyda joined the club as head coach, Tommy took it upon himself to learn Spanish on the Duolingo app and now he is even doing interviews in Spanish as well. We also discuss the North London Derby and some Labor Day MLS Player's Union drama! Segment 1: It was laces out, Carli! Segment 2: [01:14:31] Interview w/ Tommy Thompson (@tomthom11) Today's Sponsor SeatGeek // Download the Seatgeek app and use the promo code COOLIGANS for $10 off your first purchase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We’re going to talk about what Mexico will probably look like, and then talk about how Berhalter could line up the U.S., with special emphasis how we might attack, how we could set up the midfield, and how we should deploy Sergiño Dest.

First off, we have to say thank you for all the kind messages we've received about the announcement of our new tv show on fuboTV. The outpouring of support has been overwhelming. Thank you especially to the Gully Squad members who help support the show and help us get to a place to even get such an incredible opportunity. Today we'll recap the US Open Final won by Atlanta United, paparazzi stalking Wayne Rooney, and a long overdue hiring of a black head coach in MLS. We also catch up with soccer journalist Charles Boehm (@cboehm) while in Orlando for MLS All-Star! Sign up for Gully Squad if you'd like to support the show and get access to exclusive content at soccercooligans.com/gullysquad! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dest, Pomykal, Sargent! World Cup qualifying is now officially 12 months away and it's time to buckle down. Full breakdown of the roster, some preferred lineup discussion, and a dose of what lineups Berhalter is likely to choose.

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the GP Soccer Podcast! Host Giovanni Pacini interviews Renato Capobianco who is the Head Mens Soccer Coach at Regis College in Weston, MA. Coach Capobianco was the former assistant with the United States Mens National Team and served in the same capacity in MLS. Listeners interested in connecting with the show may do so via the GP Soccer Podcast Mailbag! E-mail host Giovanni Pacini at [email protected] and the only rule is that all e-mails be civil in natu...

Craig Elsten and Nate Abaurrea gather at Casa de Abaurrea for another summer edition of Sockers Overtime. We begin with a discussion of the Sockers' direction for 2019-20, looking to embrace the overall soccer community of San Diego and beyond. Then, discussion of new signees Emmanuel Aguirre and Diego Arriaga, as well as the Sockers rookie who could have the biggest impact of all. Then, a look ahead as Team USA prepares for an October trip to Perth, Australia for the WMF Mini-Football World Cup.