Soccer Central Radio: Recent Episodes
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On this edition: Host James Sharman and Thomas Dobby and Brendan Dunlop preview the 2017-18 Premier League season, look at the big summer transfer moves and offer their picks and predictions for the upcoming English campaign.
On this edition: CBC's Jessica Rusnak talks about the Impact and the team's relevancy in the city of Montreal, and the Toronto Star's Laura Armstrong discusses TFC's franchise-best, six-game winning streak.
On this edition: Sports executive Paul Beirne joins the show to talk about the formation of the Canadian Premier League, and the aspirations for the league going forward. Also, Adrian Bradbury, founder and Academy Director of Football for Good, discusses
On this edition: Hosts James Sharman and John Molinaro chat with former Canadian national team players Paul Stalteri about his time as coach of Canada's U-17 team, his thoughts on the soon-to-be-launched Canadian Premier League, and more.
On this edition: Janes Sharman, Thomas Dobby and Brendan Dunlop debate who is better between Chelsea and Tottenham, which Manchester club has had a more disappointing season, and what's next for Sunderland.
On this edition: Hosts James Sharman and John Molinaro chat with Joshua Kloke of The Athletic to preview Saturday's Der Klassiker between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, and all the latest news from the Bundesliga.
On this edition: James Sharman, Thomas Dobby and Brendan Dunlop recap the Premier League weekend, including an examination of the title race, the relegation battle, and Wenger's future at Arsenal.
On the last edition of the Soccer Central podcast: Liverpool-based reporter Richard Buxton previews this weekendÂs Merseyside derby, and Vancouver-based broadcaster Tyler Green discusses whatÂs going on with the struggling Whitecaps.
On this edition: ESPN's Dermot Corrigan breaks down Barcelona's amazing comeback vs. PSG, and Laura Armstrong of the Toronto Star discusses the future of both Arsenal and manger Arsene Wenger.
On this edition: James Sharman, John Molinaro and Dan Riccio preview the 2017 MLS season, and take extended looks at Toronto FC, the Montreal Impact and the Vancouver Whitecaps.