EVERYBODY SOCCER

By bill reno

Bill Reno dives into the American goalkeeping landscape with guests from all over the country and all levels of goalkeeping.

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The podcast currently has 38 episodes available.

EVERYBODY SOCCER episodes:

May 04, 2021 S3E13: Grading Each MLS Goalkeeper Core (Eastern Conference)
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
1:10 - Atlanta United
11:06 - Chicago Fire
20:37 - FC Cincinnati
29:41 - Columbus Crew
35:00 - DC United
43:06 - Inter Miami
49:05 - Club de Foot Montreal
54:24 - Nashville SC
58:33 - New England Revolution
01:06:55 - New York Red Bulls
01:11:07 - New York City FC
01:17:03 - Orlando City SC
01:23:17 - Philadelphia Union
01:29:57 - Toronto FC
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1h 41min
May 03, 2021 S3E12: Grading Each MLS Goalkeeper Core (Western Conference)
Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
1:53 - Austin FC
6:25 - Colorado Rapids
11:50 - FC Dallas
19:00 - Houston Dynamo
24:00 - Los Angeles FC
30:16 - Los Angeles Galaxy
37:25 - Minnesota United
42:28 - Portland Timbers
49:25 - Real Salt Lake
1:50:51 - San Jose Earthquakes
1:08:52 - Seattle Sounders
1:13:15 - Sporting Kansas City
1:19:00 - Vancouver Whitecaps
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1h 24min
January 11, 2021 S3E11: 1996 vs 2020 - How MLS Goalkeeping Changed in 25 years
0:00 - Intro
2:28 - Stan’s history as a goalkeeper and how goalkeeper gloves have changed over the years
11:30 - High priorities and responsibilities in the late 80s and Stan’s playing career
14:45 - Goalkeeping playing styles in MLS in 1996
25:20 - Goalkeeping playing styles in MLS in 2020
36:00 - What responsibilities modern managers place on goalkeepers
42:00 - Would modern goalkeepers be successful in 1996’s game?
56:15 - Would goalkeepers from 1996 be successful in the modern game?
1:04:30 - How Tony Meola can be a better commentator
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1h 6min
August 25, 2020 S3E10: Why are MLS and NWSL Backup Goalkeepers So Good?
4:20 Reggie Cannon’s response + “how do we keep people at the table on divisive issues?”
23:00 Why are MLS and NWSL backup goalkeepers so good?
46:00 Neuer vs ter Stegen
1:01:00 Jon Busch
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1h 7min
May 19, 2020 S3E9: What Is the "American" Style of Goalkeeping?
2:10: What is an “American” style of goalkeeping
9:30: Modern, American goalkeeper training characteristics
14:30: 2019 U20 World Cup roster discussion
23:00: How NWSL/MLS have approached development for young goalkeepers
30:10: Recent changes in the professional goalkeeping world
37:30 Where has the country been doing well in goalkeeper development?
52:00 Where the US needs to improve moving forward
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57min
February 02, 2020 S3E8: 2020 American Goalkeeper Resolutions
Stan’s #1: 2:20
Stan’s #2: 8:10
Stan’s #3: 14:30

Bill’s #1: 22:10
Bill’s #2: 22:30
Bill’s #3: 25:00

Top goalkeepers from 2019: 34:00
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50min
November 08, 2019 S3E7: Making Sense of the American Goalkeeper Landscape
This episode we have long time returning guest Stan Anderson from FC United and UIC helping me dive into the American goalkeeper landscape. We start with the proposed split-season model for D1 men's soccer. Spoiler: we’re both fans of it. We then jump to a college success story in Zack Steffen and what has held him back on the international stage.
From there, we recap the 2019 MLS season and where MLS teams are falling short in what they over and underrate, which bleeds over into a brief rant on the GOTY award. We get close to ending on a positive note with picking highlights from Tim Howard’s and Nick Rimando’s career, before trying to make sense of the, then recent, 2-0 loss to Canada.
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1h 2min
September 24, 2019 S3E6: Justin Bryant (Goalkeeper Coach for NC State and Author of "Small Time")
Justin is a former professional goalkeeper, an accomplished writer, and the current goalkeeper coach for North Carolina State.
I’ve really appreciated Justin’s analysis over the years. It’s clear he approaches the position with not only a wealth of knowledge from all the years he’s played and coached but also with a mind that really takes into account all the nuances for any given situation. He doesn’t fall back on tired slogans or one size fits all phrases, and in general, when everyone is looking at one thing, he’s able to pick up on a small detail that others miss.
Today you’ll hear Justin talking about his autobiography, called Small Time: A Life in the Football Wilderness, which I absolutely loved the book’s honest and transparent display of professional football in the 80s and 90s, but I’ll let Justin talk more about here in a second. We’ll also cover his view on the entire country’s approach to goalkeeping as a whole, including where the USSF is coming up short. And finally we’ll recap with a game I came up with where I give Justin a variety of different situations one could face as a goalkeeper coach, and he weighs in on how he would handle it.
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1h 1min
August 28, 2019 S3E5: Steve Holroyd (Hall of Fame, Upcoming MLS CBA, Bethlehem Steel)
We return after a summer break with Steve Holroyd to discuss a number of non-goalkeeping events, specifically the 2019 Hall of Fame class, the upcoming MLS CBA, and a mini-documentary PBS put out on the Bethlehem Steel. While Holroyd is not technically a goalkeeper, he provides a point of view as a historian and labor lawyer that many can’t match. So getting Steve in really fits the “everybody” in “everybody soccer”, although we’ll get back to goalkeeping in the next episodes.
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1h 3min
June 06, 2019 S3E4: EJ Proctor (Duke University, Utah Royals)
EJ Proctor was a three year starter with the blue devils, finishing in the fall of 2017. For a goalkeeper who’s a little undersized, she never wavered in playing the position correctly and I think that really showed as Duke made deep trips in the national tournament each year with her in net.
She would proceed to get drafted by the Utah Royals in 2018 and was set to backup Nicole Barnhart until the dissolution of the Boston Breakers bumped her to a practice player. EJ recaps her time at Duke as well as her short stint with the Royals, including the highs and lows of the whole process.
Towards the back part of the interview, EJ and I talk about an article her mother, Kathy, wrote. It’s a really wonderful and personal account of Kathy detailing her journey as a parent of a gay athlete and how she approached this new stage in her life. EJ discusses her reaction to reading it, all positive, of course, and to be honest, connecting with EJ over the idea of being proud of our parents was a real pleasant surprise for me.
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47min

FAQs about EVERYBODY SOCCER:

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