Soccer & Fitness Show

Episode 70 I talk about my weekend away at a youth soccer tournament in Vancouver Washington. Talk about watching the Carabao cup and the enjoyment of upsets. I also discuss Virgil Van Dijks red card and if it should have been a red card.

Today's episode I discuss becoming a qualified referee in the United States. My opinion and thoughts on the MLS and Messi as well as Saudi Arabia.

Today's episode we look at the football league starting back particularly Reading and Wrexham. I look at the Premier League mainly Burnley, Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Brighton. Women's World Cup and how the tournament is shaping up as we head into the semi-finals. Finally, introduce Relationalism focusing on Fernando Diniz and Fluminese.

EPISODE 67 - Coaching Professional Soccer, In this episode I look back at my recent trip to Tenerife to coach a Championship side.

After a lengthy spell away due to Achilles Tendon Rupture I'm back for season 2. Today's episode I update you all on what's been happening along with my thoughts on the MLS.

Is Gareth Southgate the Starbucks of coaching? This episode looks at the recent news that Gareth Southgate will be staying on as the English national team manager. The views of this episode are mine only. 

19th November playing soccer I ruptured my Achilles tendon. Since then I have travelled almost immediately to Tenerife coaching, had surgery on my return and then been recovering.

In today's episode, we chat about current soccer documentaries and which ones stand out. Welcome to Wrexham has been one of the shows I've been really enjoying. I also briefly talk about my upcoming game in the US Open cup with Bellevue Athletic and life.

In today's episode, I'm discussing coaching in the UPSL league with Bellevue Athletic, how my coaching schedule looks and if I'm coping ok. There's a short round-up of what's happening in the English Premier League.

https://premier.upsl.com/head-coach-shaun-spencer-bellevue-athletic-seattle-wa-talks-man-united-premier-league-experience/

How Ancient Rome's sewer system helped my coaching philosophy when building a team. I recently did an underground tour of Seattle and the tour guide told a story about Seattle's sewers over 100 years ago. The difference between ancient Rome and Seattle was staggering. One thought about the importance before developing the city and the other it was an afterthought.