Current Red Bulls Assistant Coach and former South Africa International defender Bradley Carnell joins me for the third edition of the Red Bulls Insider Podcast. First, I talk about the positive takeaways from the Red Bulls' 1-1 tie against top Eastern Conference foe Toronto FC, as they showed a lot of promise against an elite club. Then, Carnell and I discuss his continued love and desire to learn more on what soccer can offer, how he's transitioned from player to coach and a funny perspective on moving to the States! If Bradley has one question, it's why does New Jersey have so many potholes? Follow Kristian on Twitter: @KristianRDyer

EP 3: Kristian Dyer Chats With Red Bulls Assistant Coach Bradley Carnell

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On this edition of the Red Bulls Insider Podcast, I’m joined by US Soccer Hall of Famer and former MetroStars and Red Bulls goalkeeper Tony Meola! Tony knows all about being a major part of USA soccer, and he shares his thoughts on the state of the Men’s National Team and why Bruce Arena is the right man to be at the helm. We also get into the Red Bulls, touching on Tyler Adams’ progression and whether he’ll be heading over to Europe, as well as the club’s new 3-6-1 formation. And there’s still more, as we reminisce about Meola playing with the MetroStars in MLS’ inaugural season, discuss how to cultivate young American talent in MLS and where former Red Bull Matt Miazga might end up in the fall. But before I chat it up with the three-time World Cup keeper, I share my thoughts on the Red Bulls’ much-improved play as of late, their back-to-back dominating wins and whether they’ve turned the corner on the season. Follow Kristian on Twitter: @KristianRDyerFollow Tony Meola on Twitter: @TMeola1

EP 10: Tony Meola Talks Red Bulls, USMNT With Kristian Dyer

Empire of Soccer editor-in-chief Jack Bell joins me this week on the  Red Bulls Insider Podcast! We start by discussing the significance of Thursday's U.S. Open Cup victory over the New England Revolution and if the Red Bulls can build off this momentum. We also talk about the team's strategy of developing homegrown players instead of chasing "stars," who they might target in the summer transfer window and the growing rivalry and competition between the Red Bulls and NYCFC. Finally, we had a great chat about how the Dax McCarty trade has worked out so far for both teams and what transpired in his return to Red Bull Arena earlier this season. Follow Kristian on Twitter: @KristianRDyer Follow Jack on Twitter: @JackBell

EP 9: Empire of Soccer Editor-in-Chief Jack Bell Discusses US Open Cup & Red Bulls Roster With Kristian Dyer

Teenage sensation Tyler Adams is my guest this week on the Red Bulls Insider Podcast! We talk about what a whirlwind of a year it's been for the 18-year-old Adams, from the U-20 World Cup to establishing himself with the Red Bulls to his high school prom. Adams also tells me what player he models his game after, how long he thinks he'll stay in the MLS and the advice he's gotten from teammates about playing in Europe. Follow Kristian on Twitter: @KristianRDyer Follow Tyler on Twitter: @tyler_adams14

EP 8: Red Bulls Midfielder Tyler Adams Talks With Kristian Dyer

It's time to go in depth on the 2017 New York Red Bulls' season with my guest this week on the Red Bulls Insider Podcast! A writer who has covered the Red Bulls' franchise since its inception, FrontRowSoccer.com editor Michael Lewis has seen it all. We recap the week that was for the Red Bulls, including a Hudson River Derby loss to NYCFC and a bounce-back victory in US Open Cup play against the Philadelphia Union. We also take a look back at the history of the franchise from the MetroStars to the current day. Follow Kristian on Twitter: @KristianRDyer Follow Michael on Twitter: @Soccerwriter

EP 7: Kristian Dyer Sits Down With FrontRowSoccer.com Editor Michael Lewis

He's the player opponents love to hate and he's my latest guest on the Red Bulls Insider Podcast! A lunch pail type of player, New York Red Bulls midfielder Felipe has been known to get under the skin of the opposition with his antagonizing style of play. The Brazilian talked to me about being a marked man on the pitch and responds to comments made about him from Philadelphia Union coach Jim Curtin. The 26-year-old also discussed keeping New York red with the Red Bulls' latest derby win over NYCFC and why he's more concerned about helping his team win than getting gaudy stats. Follow Kristian on Twitter: @KristianRDyer Follow Felipe on Twitter: @FeliMartins8  COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE RED BULLS INSIDER PODCAST EPISODES SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST ON ITUNES

EP 3: Kristian Dyer Chats With Red Bulls Assistant Coach Bradley Carnell

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