The Seattle Sounders are back in league play, albeit very short-handed at centerback. Jeremiah and Niko assess how they’re going to manage that situation against Austin FC. Follow Niko Moreno on BlueSky and YouTube . Sponsor 🍷 Full Pull Wines : Love wine but not wine clubs? Check out the boutique wine seller who lets you browse their selections and pick whatever you want. You can join their mailing list here: https://fullpullwines.com/signup.php *** Nos Audietis is the flagship podcast for Soun...
The Seattle Sounders’ run in the Club World Cup has come to an end, which is a perfect time to take stock of what we made of it. Jeremiah and Aaron discuss the high points and the low points. They came away feeling a bit more excited about next summer’s World Cup, with a sense that the gap between Europe and the rest of the world is a bit smaller than we previously thought and believing that the Sounders’ have a roster that should be able to compete going forward. Sponsor 🍷 Full Pull Wines : Lo...
The Club World Cup is about halfway through the group stage, with three of the six games scheduled in Seattle having now been played. It seems like a good opportunity to take stock of what we’ve learned about both this tournament and the Seattle Sounders’ place in it. To help give a broader picture, Jeremiah is joined by Niko Moreno and Tim Foss for another episode of “What we learned this week.” Sponsor 🏠 Marnie Oshan Homes : With 20+ years in marketing, business, and negotiation — and an MBA ...
Jeremiah and Niko Moreno get together for another episode of “What we learned this week” and they’re pretty much focused on the Club World Cup. In addition to giving a preview of Botafogo and a general sense of what we expect from the Sounders, they also gave an update on the state of negotiations between the players and owners over the bonuses. The good news: Albert Rusnák says the players will play. The bad news: they aren’t happy and don’t think the fight is over. Follow Niko Moreno on BlueSk...
One question that continues to haunt the Club World Cup is “why does this exist?” One of the only people to really attempt to answer that question is Yahoo! Sports reporter Henry Bushnell. Jeremiah has him on the show to discuss that very issue as well as many other issues circling the next two summer’s tournaments. Follow Henry Bushnell on BlueSky and find his written work at Yahoo! Sports . Sponsor 🏠 Marnie Oshan Homes : With 20+ years in marketing, business, and negotiation — and an MBA from...
Jeremiah and Aaron break down the Seattle Sounders' disappointing performance against the Vancouver Whitecaps and recent struggles, including tactical issues and injuries ahead of the Club World Cup. They then shift gears to power rank the teams most likely to win the Club World Cup and offer sharp criticism of FIFA's handling and marketing of the tournament.
Jeremiah Oshan hosts Richard Farley and Charles Boehm to preview the Club World Cup games happening in Seattle. They analyze the teams in both the Sounders' group (PSG, Atletico Madrid, Botafogo) and the other group playing locally (River Plate, Inter Milan, Urawa Red Diamonds, Monterrey). Discussions include River Plate's distinct fan culture and savvy financial strategy, Atletico Madrid's tactical evolution under Simeone and potential financial gains, and notable players to watch. The episode concludes by examining Seattle fan attendance and defining success for the Sounders in this unique tournament.
It was an interesting week surrounding the Sounders, giving Jeremiah and Niko plenty to talk about. First off, they give some updates on the players’ protest and some of the reasoning behind why they believe MLS should be giving them a bigger cut of the Club World Cup prize pool. They also discuss the Vancouver Whitecaps’ situation, which has put at least some doubt into whether or not Sunday’s game will happen. Follow Niko Moreno on BlueSky and YouTube . Sponsor 🍷 Full Pull Wines : Love wine b...
Jeremiah and Aaron are back with another mailbag episode, answering questions that were submitted in May. Before they dig into some of those questions, though, they spend quite a bit of time discussing the Sounders players’ recent protest over their share of Club World Cup bonuses and specifically owner Adrian Hanauer’s response. As a reminder, all these questions came from our private Discord, which is available to all subscribers at the Supporter ($75/year) level or above. If you’d like to upg...
Jeremiah O'Shan is joined by Jamon Moore of American Soccer Analysis to delve into what advanced analytics reveal about the Seattle Sounders, particularly their defensive and pressing profile. They discuss the nuances and challenges of interpreting defensive stats, compare the Sounders' consistent performance profile to other top MLS teams like Minnesota United, and explore the state and future of soccer analytics, including the role of AI and the importance of club investment.
Jeremiah and Niko dive into the Seattle Sounders' crucial win over San Diego FC, analyzing the tactical adjustments and key player performances that secured the result. They also look ahead to the upcoming match against Minnesota United, discussing their unique playing style and how the Sounders might navigate potential injury concerns and lineup rotations. The episode wraps up with insights from the front office regarding potential summer signings and transfer speculation around young players like Obed Vargas and Pedro de la Vega, setting the stage for an interesting stretch leading into the Club World Cup break.
Jeremiah Oshan and Charles Boehm discuss the Seattle Sounders' resilient start to the season despite injuries and tactical shifts, analyzing the high expectations surrounding the club and their roster building philosophy. They highlight the impressive performances of players like Albert Rusnak and new signing Ryan Kent, before previewing the Sounders' challenging upcoming schedule against top Western Conference teams: surprise contenders San Diego FC and Minnesota United, and the CONCACAF Champions Cup finalists Vancouver Whitecaps.
Jeremiah and Niko preview the Sounders match against FC Dallas, highlighting Jesus Ferreira's big opportunity at striker given Danny Musovski's injury and a favorable matchup against a fatigued Dallas side. They also praise Albert Rusnak's current form. In the second half, they dive into the controversies surrounding the Club World Cup, discussing player frustration over bonus distribution and the significant issues with ticketing and marketing.
Reviewing the Sounders' recent three-game road trip, the hosts discuss being mostly satisfied with the results despite some frustrating moments, particularly the Portland tie. They delve into player performances, highlighting Albert Rusnak's MVP-level form and Danny Musovski's improved play, debating his role versus a returning Jordan Morris. The episode also assesses the team's overall potential for MLS Cup contention, the impact of new attackers like Ryan Kent and Pedro de la Vega, and analyzes Jesus Ferreira's season with a power ranking of possible outcomes and his place in the team's depth chart.
Jeremiah and Niko dissect the Sounders' recent 4-0 loss to LAFC, emphasizing that it shouldn't cause panic due to lineup rotations and fixture congestion. They analyze individual player performances and discuss the broader implications for team depth and strategy. The episode concludes with a confident outlook on the upcoming Cascadia Cup clash with the Portland Timbers, highlighting Seattle's balanced team and potential for a statement win.
Matt Doyle joins Jeremiah Oshan to analyze the Western Conference, focusing on Vancouver's impressive run, LAFC's tactical questions, and Minnesota's surprising approach. They delve into individual player performances, including Brian White and Diego Luna, and discuss the challenges and potential of teams like Portland, San Diego, and Austin. The episode offers in-depth tactical insights and debates about the sustainability of various team strategies.
This episode analyzes the Tacoma Defiance game, highlighting standout young players and their potential. The hosts discuss the Sounders' tactical shift to a 4-2-3-1 formation and its implications for player roles. They also preview the upcoming game against the Houston Dynamo, assessing the opponent's strengths and weaknesses, and potential lineup changes for the Sounders.
Jeremiah and Aaron discuss the Sounders' dominant win against St. Louis, Ryan Kent's impressive performance, and the team's overall offensive potential despite injuries. They also analyze the Tacoma Defiance's Open Cup showing and power rank potential positions for the Sounders' U22 signing, considering team needs and roster depth. The episode explores the balance between immediate impact and long-term investment in player development.
Jeremiah Oshan and Tyson Alger preview the Open Cup game between Tacoma Defiance and the Portland Timbers. They discuss the Timbers' approach to the game, potential lineup choices, and the historical rivalry. The episode also covers the Timbers' offseason changes, Phil Neville's impact, and the team's overall progress this season.
This episode revisits the infamous "Red Card Wedding" match between the Seattle Sounders and Portland Timbers, exploring the bizarre events, refereeing controversies, and Clint Dempsey's shocking ejection. Players and coaches share their perspectives on the game's impact, from Obafemi Martins' injury to the Sounders' season derailment and Ziggy Schmidt's eventual departure. The episode reflects on how this surreal night is remembered in the context of the Sounders' later MLS Cup victory.
This episode discusses the Sounders' challenges with Jordan Morris's injury, highlighting potential replacements like Danny Musovski and Osaze De Rosario. It also celebrates Stefan Frei's 400th appearance and previews the upcoming match against St. Louis City, focusing on their defensive tactics and how the Sounders can break them down. The hosts emphasize the team's unity and strategies for upcoming games.
Jeremiah and Mark assess the Sounders' season, highlighting Danny Musovski's impact and concerns over Jesus Ferreira's scoring. They analyze ideal midfield formations and power rank upcoming games, emphasizing the Portland match's significance. The episode also addresses Tom Bureau's accident and community support.
Jeremiah and Niko discuss the Sounders' improved performance and the challenge of managing a deep roster. They analyze Brian Schmetzer's approach to balancing playing time between established stars and in-form players. The episode also previews the upcoming game against the Colorado Rapids, highlighting key players and tactical considerations, plus a discussion about the Tacoma Defiance's upcoming Open Cup match.
Jeremiah and Aaron are back together again just in time to discuss Saturday’s win over Nashville SC and answer April’s mailbag questions. Among the topics they discuss are the impact of the Apple deal on regional relevancy, Jesus Ferreira’s play and who they think will be the team’s best attacking group. Sponsors 🍷 Full Pull Wines : Love wine but not wine clubs? Check out the boutique wine seller who lets you browse their selections and pick whatever you want. You can join their mailing list he...
Jeremiah and Joe discuss Western Conference MLS results, including Sounders' improvements, Whitecaps' surprising success, Galaxy's struggles, and Rapids' resurgence. They analyze key players, tactical changes, and potential for teams like LAFC and San Diego. They also highlight media partnerships that support independent soccer journalism.
Aaron and Mark discuss the Sounders' recent win against FC Dallas, highlighting the team's defensive solidity and the encouraging performance of Pedro de la Vega. They delve into player performances, injury concerns, and potential roster moves, while also exploring reasons for optimism, such as the weak Western Conference and Brian Schmetzer's tactical acumen. Ultimately, they emphasize that getting healthier will be key to the Sounders' success.
We’ve got a special return guest on the show today, with Sounders Director of Development Wade Webber hanging out and talking about the Tacoma Defiance ahead of their U.S. Open Cup match against Oakland Roots on Tuesday. Webber has some great insight into the developmental side of the Sounders’ organization. Sponsor 💪BodySpec: Unlock Your Health Insights with BodySpec! Get your full-body scan for just $45 with promo code SOUNDER . Discover detailed data about your body composition. Don’t miss t...
This episode of Nos Audietis analyzes the Seattle Sounders' shift to a more business-focused training week after a disappointing loss, highlighting increased urgency among players and tactical adjustments. It explores Jesus Ferreira's adaptation challenges and the potential impact of returning players like Jordan Morris and Pedro de la Vega. The discussion also covers the possible debut of Ryan Kent and strategic formation changes to improve the team's performance and pressing game.
Jeremiah Oshan and Mark Kastner analyze the Seattle Sounders' slow start, dissecting their loss to San Diego, the lack of creativity, and the impact of key player injuries. They discuss potential tactical adjustments, the need for a dynamic playmaker, and rank factors contributing to the team's struggles, including fixture congestion and harsh variance. The episode also touches on roster construction and the importance of fan engagement.
Jeremiah and Niko discuss Ryan Kent's impressive training, the Sounders' striker situation with Musovski's potential absence, and preview their upcoming match against a strong San Diego FC team. They also explore potential U-22 signings and Seattle's opportunity to shine as a host city for the Club World Cup, urging fans to support the team.
