ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Jon Nelson takes you through some of the best interviews on SDH AM this past week. Hear from Chicago Fire radio commentator Max Anderson, MLS TV host and legend Osvaldo Alonso, and Marshall Islands Technical Director Lloyd Owens.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
This week on the SDH Week in Review, we bring you some of the best conversations from SDH AM.
Glenn Crooks, the play-by-play voice of NYCFC, joins us for opposition research ahead of Atlanta United’s matchup with New York City, including the impact of international absences, NYCFC’s recent struggl…
Atlanta United turned control into three points in Portland. Giuliano Galoppo impressed in his debut, Alexey Miranchuk scored the winner, and Matt Edwards came off the bench to win his battle with Kristoffer Velde. Jason Longshore breaks down the 1-0 win, the international call ups that will leave …
Abe Gordon and Madison Crews breakdown United's 1-0 win on the road over the Portland Timbers, and how it keeps their playoff hopes alive!
Jason Longshore reacts to the USMNT's 4-2 win over Chile and looks beyond the result at what the first two matches of the new World Cup cycle are revealing. Sebastian Berhalter and Malik Tillman continue to strengthen their cases, young players are being tested at the international level, goalkeepe…
Abe Gordona and Jon Nelson break down United's comeback effort to force a draw against New York City FC! They also discuss Atlanta's slimming chances for the final playoff spot!
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