An in-depth show about the U.S. men's and women's national soccer teams, the players who could one day make it better, and American soccer in general.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 485 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports |
The former Ajax and USMNT midfielder, a key player in the 2002 World Cup quarterfinal run, joins Belz for a conversation that touches on everything from how the Dutch trained total football in the late 1990s and playing for Bruce Arena to some of the... more
Vince and Tara report on their visit to lovely Columbus for the She Believes final victory over Canada, a rundown of the best young talent in NWSL, and Olympics roster discussion. more
Another She Believes trophy for the cabinet. Some good progress in this camp, a midfield setup that works, and we now look forward to the real beginning of the Emma Hayes era. more
Hey! A giant leap forward from the soccer we watched at the W Gold Cup last month. Combinations, lots of chances, Mal Swanson back from with the NT and as dynamic as ever, very little created by Japan (a good team) outside the first 30 seconds. Full ... more
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There were a lot of Panamanians, Honduras, El Salvador and other nationalities that do not support El Tri. In addition to dual citizens. Also, the crowd appreciates a good goal. Saludos
I wait patiently after every game for the Scuffed review. This one did not let me down. I felt like I was laying down on the couch and the doctors office and it was explained to me the value of watching a game that is so stressful, but you know the score! Now I’m going to watch it again and look for the things to smile at, the sequences that were building. more
The Snarky US Soccer show never covered the USWNT until 2022, admittedly ignorant of the women’s game, perhaps reluctantly, and certainly unaccustomed to following winners. But a USWNT (4 x World Cup, 4x Olympic champs) on the rebuild perfectly suits their snarky take on the ugly game portrayed here.
The guys are shutting her down too much, too loudly. Generally love you guys but listen. For example, Crystal was bad this game.
Great show, love constructive criticism and bring it up things I wish other podcast would touch on just my opinion but I think US soccer is trying to make Albert the next Alex Morgan, looking for a face of US soccer.
Apple Podcasts | #68 | United States/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #101 | Australia/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #95 | Ukraine/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #96 | Argentina/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #201 | Mexico/Sports/Soccer |
Apple Podcasts | #240 | China/Sports/Soccer |
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