Aristocrats Soccer Podcast

“Into the Archives” takes a look back into some classic matches in Jake Keegan’s career. This episode brings us to Edmonton, Canada for an NASL match during the 2016 season.

Armando Quezada is a busy man. He has played at every level of the American soccer pyramid while helping start a massive goalkeeping company and running his own restaurant. Listen to his story on good vibes and living for today.

Puerto Rican international, Sidney Rivera has played in Vietnam, Bangladesh, Puerto Rico and every level in the American soccer pyramid. Listen to his unique story from playing alongside ballon d’or winners, captaining his country and the power of marketing yourself.

“Into the Archives” takes a look back into some classic matches in Jake Keegan’s career. This episode brings us back to Galway for the EA Sports Cup Final.

Everyone has what ifs in life. We are left to wonder as life doesn’t always give us a second chance. Three former Division 1 soccer players join us to discuss what could have gone differently in their respective lives and careers.

Jake and David do a rare episode with no guests so they can do their own tribute to Gus. Amateur soccer in the US is covered in depth as a person who was one of a kind is remembered.

Gus Xikis was a very well known and influential person in New York soccer. Sadly, he passed away in 2020 with so much more to do. Michael Lewis from Front Row Soccer joins us to share some stories about the impact Gus had on the beautiful game.

Matt Mahoney hails from Hudson Valley, NY and has spent his entire career playing in USL. He recently signed with the Colorado Springs Switchbacks after stints with Sacramento Republic and Bethlehem Steel. Listen to his thoughts on college soccer, Chris Wondolowski and more!

Daryl Fordyce has had a wildly successful career playing in five different countries. He has won two league titles, two cups and became FC Edmonton’s all time leading scorer along the way. We discuss coming across world class players and managers like Marcos Senna, Harry Redknapp, Stephen Davis, Joe Cole and Asmir Begovic.

Geoff Cameron was a vital figure for the United States in the 2014 World Cup and can quite literally do it on a rainy night in Stoke. His career has taken him to heights very few Americans have reached. He is also unapologetically true to who he is and what he believes in. This is a fascinating discussion on football, life and everything in between.