Boston Talks Soccer

Boston Talks Soccer

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Boston Talks Soccer episodes

  • Choosing a Club in Scotland

    Bostonians want more Scotland. As the Scottish Premiership gets underway, Journalist Craig Telfer joins Michael Raimondi to discuss the teams and players to watch in Scotland. He also shares a few teams and why they could be the club you support!


    Fun fact: The SPL is the most attended domestic league per capita in the world.

    39 min
  • Announcing the World Cup

    Mike 'Sarge' Riley wanted the challenge of being the public address announcer for World Cup matches in Foxborough. The voice of Gillette Stadium had to apply and earn the job.

    He discusses the process of getting the gig and learning all the players with Michael Raimondi.

    28 min
  • No Scotland No Party

    The writer of the song 'No Scotland No Party' Nick Morgan joins Michael Raimondi. They discuss Morgan's song that took America by storm. Morgan also teases his new music that talks about the Tartan Army's trip to the USA

    41 min
  • BREAKING: Mancini back to Italy

    Michael Raimondi and Julian Cardillo host a breaking Boston Talks Soccer episode after Italy announces Roberto Mancini is back to lead the Azzurri

    25 min
  • World Cup Fans on the Freedom Trail

    One of Boston's best tour guides, Jeremiah Poope, joins Michael Raimondi to discuss how soccer fans changed the vibe on the Freedom Trail this summer. Jeremiah also shares a crazy story that has him living up to his name.

    24 min
  • Cape Verde Represent!

    Michael Raimondi and Cape Verde Content Creator Elino Da Silva discuss Cape Verde's unforgettable 2026 World Cup. They also talk some food recommendations from the islands.

    28 min
  • France in Boston

    Michael Raimondi talks about the French National Team calling Boston home during the World Cup. Bentley University Athletic Director Vaughn Williams discusses France using their campus to train.

    22 min

About Boston Talks Soccer

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Boston loved the World Cup. The matches, the fans and all the excitement. Michael Raimondi covered the matches and wants to keep the footy talk going!