EPISODE · Jun 4, 2018 · 1H 19M
Episode 273 - The AFTN Soccer Show (Moving On Up with guest Alan Koch)
from AFTN Soccer Show · host AFTN.ca
Sunday's AFTN Soccer Show on CiTR radio was so packed, we're having to release it over two parts! Part one of the three hour show is today and focuses on MLS - present and future. We look back at Vancouver Whitecaps' 2-1 win over Colorado Rapids on Friday night, analysing the performance, which players stood out, and some of the other talking points coming out of the game. We also hear from both head coaches, the Rapids' Anthony Hudson and the Whitecaps' Carl Robinson. We take a look at how the action played out in the MLS Western Conference this week, and how it affected the Whitecaps, plus chat about the big league news of the week - the addition of FC Cincinnati in 2019. We round off the show with an in-depth chat with Cincy head coach, and friend of the show, Alan Koch about the expansion, his busy to do list, how he'll go about balancing building his squad with trying to win a USL championship for the rest of the year, and lots more. Part two of Sunday's show will be out as a podcast on Wednesday morning where we'll talk Canadian Premier League in BC and Alberta, the PDL, bring you interviews with Will Cromack and Tommy Wheeldon Jr, and more. Check back in two days for that. Here's the full episode rundown of the main segments from the show: 03.40: Vancouver v New England match analysis 16.29: Anthony Hudson and Carl Robinson audio 21.30: Whitecaps chat - changing narratives, defensive play, midfield game management, player analysis 44.20: MLS West Week in Review and NBC's manager rankings 54.26: Alan Koch interview and FC Cincinnati chat
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Colorado Rapids v Vancouver Whitecaps analysis and chat; Alan Koch interview; FC Cincinnati talk; MLS West round-up
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