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Soccer Basics
by Sean Brown
If you have the fear of missing out from something as little as hanging out with friends, imagine how you’re going to feel when you miss out on what is historically the most popular athletic tournament in the world. I’m talking about the Fifa World Cup, and yes it’s coming to the United States in the Summer of 2026. Don’t worry my weekly podcast ‘Soccer Basics’ by me, your host, Sean Brown will help engage you by guiding you to understanding the fundamentals. Soccer was my first sport and I’ve been playing and watching since I can remember. I’ve been a fan, player, and spectator through three generations of talents, from Ronaldinho’s generation of world class technical players, to Messi and Ronaldo’s generation of European dominance, and now the new generation of talents like Lamine Yamal creating their legacy as of this writing. As popular as Soccer has become in the US it still feels like a new sport. With my insights and experience as a player and a fan I want to remove the misconce
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My World Cup POV
In today’s episode, we’re diving into the magic of the FIFA World Cup, exploring the unforgettable memories, standout moments, and overarching themes from the tournaments held between 2010 and 2022. From Spain’s technical brilliance in 2010 to Argentina’s emotional triumph in 2022, we’ll revisit key storylines, thrilling matchups, and surprising outcomes that made each World Cup unique. What to expect from the upcoming 2026 World Cup? We got it all!
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Current table standings
We’re unpacking the current soccer standings as of December 11th, 2024. Only four out of the five leagues in Europe’s top leagues will be accessed. From thrilling title races to tight relegation battles, we’ll break down what these standings mean, the standout performances, and the storylines to watch as the season progresses. So sit back, relax, and let’s dive into the beautiful game.
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Promising talents in the spotlight
In today’s episode, we explore three rising football stars making their mark: Vinicius Jr., Lamine Yamal, and Tyler Dibling. We begin with Vinicius Jr., Real Madrid’s Brazilian sensation who turned early struggles into success. Then, at just 17, we have Lamine Yamal, Barcelona’s teenage prodigy. Finally, we have Tyler Dibbling, the emerging talent on the South Coast of England. I Highlight how each play is vital to their team's success.
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Update to the season
In this episode, I discuss the international break in soccer, focusing on club teams like Liverpool, Barcelona, and Chelsea. I provide a welfare check on their seasons, highlighting Liverpool's impressive form under a new manager, Barcelona's rise despite financial struggles, and Chelsea's rebuilding efforts after big investments. I also reflect on how transfers, injuries, and egos affect team performance, with a nod to Gareth Bale's career.
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Intro to the basics of Soccer
In this episode, we break down the basics of soccer (or football) for beginners. Learn about the field, key positions, and essential rules like offside, fouls, and penalties. We dive into strategies such as possession play, counter-attacks, and tactical fouls while exploring famous techniques like the bicycle kick and curve shot. Whether you're new to the game or looking to deepen your understanding, this episode will equip you with the knowledge to enjoy soccer with a fresh perspective!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
If you have the fear of missing out from something as little as hanging out with friends, imagine how you’re going to feel when you miss out on what is historically the most popular athletic tournament in the world. I’m talking about the Fifa World Cup, and yes it’s coming to the United States in the Summer of 2026. Don’t worry my weekly podcast ‘Soccer Basics’ by me, your host, Sean Brown will help engage you by guiding you to understanding the fundamentals. Soccer was my first sport and I’ve been playing and watching since I can remember. I’ve been a fan, player, and spectator through three generations of talents, from Ronaldinho’s generation of world class technical players, to Messi and Ronaldo’s generation of European dominance, and now the new generation of talents like Lamine Yamal creating their legacy as of this writing. As popular as Soccer has become in the US it still feels like a new sport. With my insights and experience as a player and a fan I want to remove the misconce
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