Club Podcasts Podcast

We're back for another exciting edition of America's least favorite soccer podcast. Since sometimes it's good to get by with a little help from our friends, we've invited Aaron West (The Special Ones Podcast, Soccer Without Limits) and Travis Madu (SB Nation Soccer) on the show to help us discuss all the important topics of the week. We try to figure out if some of the surprising names at the top of Europe's various leagues will stick around, talk about the worst soccer Twitterers, read headlines and answer listener questions.

In this new episode of the Mexican Soccer Show, Tom, Eric, and Jonny talk about Vucetich's call-up for the weekday training sessions at CAR. Will Carlos Vela and Memo Ochoa come in October? What is Chicharito's situation looking like in Manchester? And to finish, the boys analyze some Liga MX clubs - Chivas, Pumas, Atlas, and Atlante.

We discussed all the latest news in the EPL, including Suarez's much anticipated return to Liverpool and Jose Mourhino's start at Stamford Bridge. We then discussed the great success Napoli and Monaco have had to star the season. Marc expressed his dismay regarding Gunner fans attitude towards Arsene Wenger and hoped they would support the manager and team for the remainder of the season. Finally, we spoke about the latest regarding the 2020 World Cup. We are happy to back for another great season! As always feel free to follow me on twitter @raphaelg23 or shoot me an email at raphaelg23@gmail.com

This week on Turkish Football Weekly, there's going to be a lot of frustration vented towards match officials. Week 4 results of the Turkish Super League are reviewed. Particular discussion centers on the direct red card given to Eskisehirspor's Erkan Zengin in their match against Sivasspor. The schedule for week 5 is reviewed, which features Besiktas hosting Galatasaray. European results for Galatasaray and Trabzonspor are reviewed. News this week concerns suspensions handed out to Zengin, and Gaziantepspor manager Bulent Uygun. The hosts also discuss how to make the referees more accountable to the calls they make and suggest ways of using technology to make suspensions and other sanctions easier to enforce in the league.

After an international break, we're back to do what we do best. Talk about stuff. There's headlines to cover including masseur's making double saves and a Swiss team owner wanting to have strippers perform pre-match to help attendance. We talk about the first round of Champions League results, Sepp Blatter's latest admission and answer some listener questions. Oh yeah, and there's that little explosion by Dortmund's Jurgen Klopp as well.

It might not be so hopeless for Turkey after all. This week on Turkish Football Weekly, Turkey's World Cup qualifying matches against Andorra and Romania are reviewed. News this week features Erman Kilic's transfer to Eskisehirspor from Galatasaray (after signing for the Istanbul club only three months ago), and Kerim Frei signing for Besiktas. The guys break down the schedule for week 4 of the Turkish Super League, and also the European matches for both Galatasaray and Trabzonspor. As a special bonus, Jeremy tells of his experiences at the US-Mexico World Cup qualifying match he attended, and the hosts compare the atmosphere there with similar matches in a Turkish context.

José Manuel "Chepo" de la Torre is no longer El Tri's manager, and Luis Fernando Tena takes his place. After falling to Honduras' national team at Estadio Azteca, in what has become the "Aztecazo 2", the Mexican national team will play a complicated match against the US men's national team at Crew Stadium. In the first part, Tom and Jonny discuss El Tri's game against "Los Catrachos", and the upcoming match against the US. In the second part, the boys talk to Kyle McCarthy columnist for FOX Soccer and other outlets, Jeff Carlisle, soccer columnist for ESPN, Sergio Tristan, founder of Pancho Villa's Army, and Jorge Arangure, contributing writer for New York Times, Sports Illustrated, and other publications. Massive show!

This week on Turkish Football Weekly, week 3 results of the Turkish Super League are reviewed. Particular analysis focuses on Karabukspor-Genclerbirligi and Rizespor-Kayseri Erciyesspor. News this week focuses on the draws for Trabzonspor in the Europa League groups stages, Konak Belediyesi in the UEFA Women's Champions League, Galatasaray signing a young Portuguese starlet, and Theofanis Gekas signing for another Turkish team. The podcast concludes with a discussion on the Turkish national team's roster for the international weekend and their matches against Andorra and Romania.

Radio Cuju returns to talk about the closing of the summer transfer window, including some talk about Gareth Bale, Mesut Özil and Everton figuring out how to do some business. We also cover the reports that MLS is considering a shorter schedule and attendance numbers in the wake of the story about Orlando City FC "cooking the books". There's also headlines, This Week in Football History and listener questions.

El Tri hosts los Catrachos at Estadio Azteca next Friday Sept. 6th, with Chepo de la Torre as manager and a series of tactical questions in need of answers. In the first part of the show, Tom and Nayib are joined by founder of www.soccermexicana.com, Jason Marquitz, to dissect what could be El Tri's starting eleven. In the second part, Tom and Eric are joined by Martin del Palacio, Mexican freelance journalist who has lived in Spain for seven years, to talk about Mexicans Abroad and their current situations. In spanish, this show is referred to as a "programon."

Well, maybe not. This episode of the United States of Futbol Show isn't quite a "bag on Seattle"-fest, but at one point there is a message for all who think their particular city is the end-all, be-all of SupporterDom. You'll have to listen to find out. In the meantime, there is plenty of discussion of the upcoming USMNT qualifiers, the exciting MLS action from over the weekend, the Portland Thorns championship, and Landon Donovan re-signing with the LA Galaxy. Please feel free to subscribe to the United States of Futbol Show on iTunes (please rate us as well!), or listen on Stitcher, or you can stream here on Simply Futbol every week if you prefer. We are also a part of the World Football Daily network, and thus if you want even more football talk, go and subscribe to their excellent service. Lastly, you can interact with us below in the comments, on Twitter, Facebook or via email (usoffutbol - at - gmail - dot - com). Thank you for listening to the United States of Futbol Show!

The reason for this title of this week's Turkish Football Weekly is because the hosts go through a lot of subjects that will make one think of the acronym "WTF". Week 2 results of the Turkish Super League are reviewed, with a rundown on the week 3 schedule. The European matches involving Turkish teams are reviewed. The result of Fenerbahce's CAS appeal was disclosed this week, and the hosts debate the result and implications of the appeal. (Besiktas' result was not known at the time of recording of this podcast and will be discussed next week) Galatasaray found out who they will face in the Champions League group stages, and the hosts discuss the opponents for the defending champions.

Francisco Guillermo "Memo" Ochoa will not take part in El Tri's September World Cup Qualifiers because he wants to be a starter as opposed to being second choice goalkeeper, that is what Mexico's manager Chepo de la Torre said. Memo has yet to give his side of the story. Rayados and Víctor Manuel Vucetich parted ways, finishing a golden period that included five championships. Jesús "Tecatito" Corona is an official FC Twente player, all this and much more this week with Tom, Jonny, and Nayib.

The best way to describe this week's show is "grumpy", as our hosts get grumpy on grouchy fans, league officials, and players. This week, your hosts are joined by the lovely Lisa Erickson to discuss the week that was in U.S. soccer. The crew tackles some juicy topics in this episode, including: How the league needs to handle supporters' groups, or if they have created their own monster they now want to slay? Should MLS go more NFL and time slot matches? Shouldn't Stoke City just take every American international? and more. Check out the show, rate us on iTunes, and share your thoughts and feedback.

This week on Turkish Football Weekly, the Turkish Super League season has finally begun, and the Turkish national team has a change of leadership. The opening week of fixtures are reviewed, and the crew run down the schedule for week 2. European competition for Fenerbahce, Besiktas, and Trabzonspor are reviewed. The major news of the week is the resignation of Abdullah Avci as Turkish national team coach. The crew discuss Avci's tenure as well as the replacement, who will have to juggle two jobs at once.