Beyond The Pitch

Juan Arango sits down with Alejandro Casar from La Nacion to discuss the future of the Argentine national team. @acasar

The fantastic Graham Hunter sits down with Phil and Martin to discuss the nuances of Cristiano Ronaldo and his apparent discontent, he also discusses the likelihood of Morata going to United and De Gea going the other way.

In this episode of One on One... Juan sits down and talks to writer David Conn as he begins to promote his latest book, The Fall of The House of FIFA. David Conn is an award-winning journalist over at The Guardian and is the author of The Beautiful Game and Richer Than God. His work is amongst some of the most extensive in terms of investigating FIFA. Conn discusses all the major points and personalities in the past 40 years that have led to the moment that FIFA is facing right now, he also talks about the influence of people like João Havelange and Sepp Blatter whilst going in to depth about the impact that individuals like Chuck Blazer, Jack Warner and Julio Grondona had in the Blatter era. All this and much more over on One on One on Beyond The Pitch. You can obtain Fall Of The House Of FIFA over Amazon. You can follow David Conn over on Twitter @david_conn

Welcome to the Beyond the Pitch MLS Show Save of the Week edition! BTPMLS Host Scott Nicholls, and former professional goalkeeper and goalkeeping coach David Preece, offer MLS's Fans the chance to hear the MLS Save of the Week nominees through the lens of a professional.

Scott and David discuss each save from a fans point of view and a professionals point of view for goalkeeping insight you can hear no-where else. At the end of each episode David Preece will choose HIS BTPMLS Save of the Week.

Episode 1 -- Week 16

Nominees:

Evan Bush (Montréal Impact)

Stefan Frei (Seattle Sounders)

David Bingham (San Jose Earthquakes)

Tim Howard (Colorado Rapids)

Luis Robles (New York Red Bulls)

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Phil and Martin sit down with Happy Mondays legend Gaz Whelan to discuss his beloved Manchester United.

In this edition of One On One... Juan had the chance to speak with current UAI Urquiza coach Roberto Saporiti.The 78-year-old was very candid ashe talked about the experiences he has had as a player and as coach as well as his observations on the modern game and howhe has had to adapt to the intricacies of it. Saporiti has coached all throughout the Americas andis known for being César Luis Menotti's assistant during the 1978 World Cup. He was also the head coach of the U-20 side in 1981 that was eliminated in the first round.That was two years after Diego Maradona and Ramón Díaz took the footballing world by storm and won the World Cup in that age group.Saporiti also talks about some of the players that he coached that are now embarking in the coaching profession such as Gerardo Martino, Claudio Borghi amongst others and what they seemed to have learned from him. All this as well as discussion on the state of South American football and its future. The interview isin Spanish. Aswillbe the case with our Spanish and even Portuguese content, wewill post it online and eventually subtitle for our audiences in English. You can follow Roberto on Twitter at @RobertoSaporit4

Juan Arango is back and catches up with the superb Cecilia Lagos. The highly decorated Chilean journalist sits down with Juan and discusses everything worth knowing about Chilean football. Sit back and enjoy.

Juan Arango is back as he sits down with Uruguayan legend Santi Ostolaza. Santi won the Copa Lib as a player, the Intercontinental cup and played in the World Cup for Uruguay. Today he is a youth coach in his native land and plays an integral role in the development of youth development in Uruguay who has seen an explosion of talent in the last 10 years.

The boys are back to provide you with some MLS insight while we all wait for the long international break to be over! Scott and Otis expand on why they believe the Chicago Fire "have what it takes," and what they also need to improve -- including a dissection of why Otis believes Nemanja Nikolic is the best striker in the league right now.

The boys enter the Zlatan to LA Galaxy discussions and delve into what this could mean for the Galaxy in the long and short term -- including the impact if could have on young striker Gyasi Zardes, before measuring the move up to to some of the biggest deals in MLS history.

Finally Scott and Otis briefly break down what Christian Pulisic means to the U.S. Men's National Team and their prospects for the future before announcing a VERY special guest.