EPISODE · Jul 7, 2017 · 57 MIN
Episode 207 - The AFTN Soccer Show (New York City Is A Graveyard with guest Carl Valentine)
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Vancouver Whitecaps shocked the world, well us and a lot of others here, by fighting back to beat a star-studded, and unbeaten in five, New York City FC side at BC Place on Wednesday night. We look back at the highs and lows from the game, some individual performances, hear from coaches Carl Robinson and Patrick Viera, and Fredy Montero talks about Herrera's flop. We also take a quick look at the state of both conferences as we move past the halfway point of the regular season, and chat with NYCFC’s Jack Harrison and Ben Sweat. Vancouver Whitecaps U16s saw off Seattle Sounders in a Cascadian derby USSDA quarter-final match up to claim a place in next week’s Final Four in LA. We chat with assistant coach, and Whitecaps legend, Carl Valentine about the win he oversaw. All this plus, anyone fancy a chocolate digestive? Here's the full episode rundown: 01.45: Vancouver v NYC match analysis 20.29: Carl Robinson and Patrick Viera audio 25.06: Officiating, flopping, and Fredy Montero audio 29.36 Formation going forward 32.49: The state of the 'Caps and MLS going into Gold Cup break 39.32 Jack Harrison chat 41.26 Ben Sweat chat 44.00 Anyone fancy a chocolate digestive – with Carl Robinson 45.11: Whitecaps U16 chat with Carl Valentine The AFTN Soccer Show is brought to you in partnership with BCsoccerweb.com, your one stop site for all your BC, Canadian, and North American soccer news and links. Have a listen!
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Vancouver Whitecaps v New York City FC post match analysis, with audio from Carl Robinson, Patrick Viera, Jack Harrison, and Ben Sweat. Also a look at Whitecaps U16s big playoff win and a chat with their coach, Vancouver legend, Carl Valentine.
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Episode 207 - The AFTN Soccer Show (New York City Is A Graveyard with guest Carl Valentine)
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