A weekly Portland Timbers and Thorns podcast hosted by The Oregonian/OregonLive's beat reporter, Ryan Clarke, and supporter and longtime blogger Chris Rifer.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 183 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsNewsSoccerSports News |
Big move on the coaching front: the Portland Thorns are moving Mike Norris into the front office and Rob Gale into the interim coach role. How will the global search for a permanent gaffer play out?On this week’s episode, Chris and Ryan discuss the T... more
It’s been a trend all season: one good half, one rough half for the Portland Timbers. Saturday’s 3-3 draw with SKC was a nice turnaround, but how can Portland put together a complete performance? more
Ever since Soccer Made in Portland co-host Ryan Clarke left for a vacation to South Korea and Japan, it’s been rough sailing for the Portland Timbers and Thorns. This begs the question: is it his fault? more
It’s officially Thorns o’clock, Rose City. more
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As a new-to-soccer fan, this podcast is super helpful for me to learn more about the sport! I am a Thorns fan and love the coverage of the team and the behind the scenes goings on. I don’t miss an episode! Both hosts are wonderful, but Chris could interrupt a little less and talk a little less to give Ryan some more space for his takeaways and opinions. Thank you for doing this show!
Oregonian needs to full support this podcast and the crew who work on it. Such great content and we need this Timbers coverage! Keep the pod going!
Portland is my hometown and I have been following the two clubs for a decade, as long as I’ve been into football. I have been watching as many games as possible and try to catch as much news and analysis about how they’re doing even as I’ve moved away for school and work. It is hard enough to find people dedicated to covering Portland soccer, and especially the women’s team, as in-depth as you guys and I am highly appreciative of your work because in some ways, it makes me feel back at home in t... more
Great show, keep it up!
Terrific show. Really glad that it’s going to continue.
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