Backheel Master Podcast Feed

To celebrate 100 years of U.S. Soccer, Daryl and Ryan compete to draft the best possible U.S. men's national team of all time. Who will choose the best XI? Listen to find out, and then go to totalsoccershow.com/draft to vote.

One day in 1994, Steve Davies lived the dream of every soccer fan. He was plucked from the crowd by Harry Redknapp, the manager of his favorite team, and sent onto the field for West Ham United. We featured Steve in Howler issue 03, and now you can hear him tell his own story.

Welcome to today's episode of Soccer Morning with Jason Davis. Jason kicks off today's show by looking back at Sporting Kansas City-New England Revolution with FOX Soccer's Kyle McCarthy. Michael Orr (Soccer Made in Portland) then comes on the show to preview tonight's Western Conference Semifinal between the Portland Timbers & Seattle Sounders. Jason then wraps up today's show with Andy Edwards (Sports Radio 810 WHB) to look ahead to Sporting Kansas City's upcoming series against the Houston Dynamo.

Despite technical difficulties, we break down the Timbers' 2-1 win in Seattle against the Sounders. Ryan Johnson's inclusion, Jack Jewsbury's role, Darlington Nagbe's substitution and Caleb Porter's preferences are our main topics of conversation.

We're continuing our countdown to kickoff. We've got LA Galaxy Assistant Coach, Pat Noonan to help us take a look back at the 1-0 victory over Real Salt Lake in the first leg of the Western Conference Semi-Finals and to look forward at the second leg coming up on Thursday. Then your hosts add their two cents before we hear some post game audio from Bruce Arena, Omar Gonzalez, Sean Franklin, Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan. Finally the Josh and Cory help you look forward to the Thursday night second leg. They'll tell you what to expect from both teams and what you can expect from the weather as well. This is your one stop for LA Galaxy information and soccer talk and we're glad you can join us. Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIN or any other RSS reader. Let's go GALAXY!

Open Wide For Some Soccer is doubling up this week, giving you a bonus MLS Playoff-themed episode in addition to Monday's DC United-flavored one. Seth Vertelney (Goal) and Pablo Maurer (DCist, Soccer by Ives) are joined by Real Salt Lake defender Tony Beltran, who sheds some light on what you can look for in the Claret and Cobalt's matchup against LA on Thursday. So sit back, relax, and Open Wide For Some Soccer.

On today's MLS in 30 show, Garrett Cleverly and Jon Arnold recap the first leg and preview the second leg of the 2013 MLS Playoff semifinals. The guys also make their picks for the MLS season awards. All that plus your usual banter.

Welcome to today's episode of Soccer Morning with Jason Davis. Jason kicks off today's show by looking ahead to today's New York-Houston Eastern Conference Semifinal with MLSSoccer.com's Darrell Lovell. David Cartlidge then comes on the show to take a look at how Spanish clubs fared in the UEFA Champions League, including Real Madrid's 2-2 draw with Juventus. Adam Jardy (The Columbus Dispatch) then joins Jason to about the Columbus Crew's decision to appoint Gregg Berhalter as Head Coach and Director of Soccer. Jason then wraps up today's show with Mike Gastineau, author of "Sounders FC- Authentic Masterpiece" to discuss his book.

On this episode of Corner of the Galaxy: From the Box we're going to be joined by Soccer Analyst Brian Dunseth (@OriginalWinger). We'll discuss LA Galaxy's road woes as well as some of their successes against Real Salt Lake earlier this year. We'll also talk about what we could possibly expect from Thursday night, 2nd leg clash and what that means for the LA Galaxy. As always we're bringing you the best LA Galaxy information, directly from the people who know these teams.

The MLS Playoffs are in full swing, and Open Wide For Some Soccer has you covered. Join Pablo Maurer (DCist, Soccer by Ives), Thomas Floyd (Goal, The Washington Times) and Seth Vertelney (Goal) as they preview this weeks return leg match-ups. The guys also offer some insight on DC United's first round of off-season cuts, and Seth's horrible Halloween candy. So sit back, relax, and OPEN WIDE FOR SOME SOCCER.

It's the most wonderful time of the year and the MLS Fantasy game has been reborn for playoff fun. In this show Lance and A.J. breakdown who is meeting expectations and who might be worthy of a trip to the dumpster, along with their opinions about football lines on soccer pitches. Seriously? Football lines? MLSFI, your weapon for fantasy success and the most interactive show on the internet.

Welcome to today's episode of The Best Soccer Show with Jason Davis & Jared DuBois. Jason & Jared kick off today's show by looking back at the first leg results from the weekend's Eastern & Western Conference Semifinals in Major League Soccer.

Welcome to today's episode of Soccer Morning with Jason Davis. Jason kicks off today's show by looking back at the weekend's Major League Soccer playoff results with Charles Boehm (SoccerWire, MLSSoccer.com). KICKTV's Jimmy Conrad then comes on the show to discuss Hugo Lloris' head injury and Tottenham's decision to let him continue to play and Arsenal's win over Liverpool. Jason then wraps up today's show with FOX Soccer's Leander Schaerlaeckens to talk about his series focused on the future of college soccer in the United States.

Jeremiah Oshan (Nos Audietis, Sounder At Heart) joins us to discuss the Seattle Sounders and their injury and line-up situation. From the Portland side we debate who will start at forward and Caleb Porter's big contract extension.

Welcome to today's episode of Soccer Morning with Jason Davis. Jason kicks off today's show by welcoming MLSSoccer.com's Darrell Lovell on to look back on Houston's big win over Montreal. Eric Gomez (Goal.com) then joins Jason to discuss Mexico's friendly against Finland and Miguel Herrera's decision not to call any Europe-based players for Mexico's upcoming World Cup qualifiers against New Zealand. Jason then wraps up today's show with Orrin Schwarz (Daily Herald) to look at Chicago's decision to appoint Frank Yallop as their Head Coach & Director of Soccer.