Harry Shipp's guest appearances

Harry Shipp

ExtraTime, the Official Podcast of Major League Soccer (MLS)

Dave 'Softy' Mahler and Dick Fain

The Young Gaffers | An irreverent look at The Beautiful Game

Nos Audietis

The Best Soccer Show

KAN FC LE PODCAST

AFTN Soccer Show (Vancouver Whitecaps/MLS)

Softy & Dick Interviews

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Backheel Master Podcast Feed

The Freaks On Fox Sports 910

Sounders Weekly

Play By Players

Footy Fellas

Brian Schmetzer

Will Bruin

Stefan Frei

Jordan Morris

Garth Lagerwey

Nate Bukaty

Ian Furness

Howard Webb

Adrian Hanauer

Jackson Felts

Art Thiel

Dan Sheridan

Josh Kerns

Bob Behler

Deejay Dallas

OwlTail

Last Week Today (8:44) Sponsor #1 (13:20) Interview - Harry Shipp (16:10)

Last Week Today (8:44) Sponsor #1 (13:20) Interview - Harry Shipp (16:10)

Ep 19: Playing Bass, Leadership + Retirement, and Coach’s Clipboard with Harry Shipp

Harry Shipp joins the podcast this week to talk about his recent decision to hang up his cleats, his time with the PA and what comes next in his life off the field.

JOEL CORRY

Softy and Dick reminisce about some memorable Husky football games and moments. Joel Corry of CBS Sports joins Softy and Dick to breakdown the latest with Jadeveon Clowney's free agency, the outlook for a return to the NFL for Colin Kaepernick and what a contract could look like and the scope of an extension for Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer joins Softy and Dick to discuss the retirement announcement of Harry Shipp and what the team's outlook is as they prepare for their tournament in Orlando and all that endeavor will entail.

Softy and Dick H3 - Husky memories / Joel Corry on Clowney, Kaepernick / Brian Schmetzer on Harry Shipp retirement

Sounders head coach Brian Schmetzer joins Softy and Dick to discuss the retirement announcement of Harry Shipp and what the team's outlook is as they prepare for their tournament in Orlando and all that endeavor will entail.

Sounders coach Brian Schmetzer on Harry Shipp retirement, outlook for Orlando

The Mariners are back! Yes, they lost today for the first time since last weekend, but the bigger story was the Mets' loss to Philly due to former M Edwin Diaz giving up five runs in the ninth, much to the dismay of Mike Francesa. It's not the first time Diaz hasn't looked good of late, and when you combine that with Cano's problems, and everything we've gotten in return for those two guys, it looks like we've won that trade. Baseball attendance is in trouble, and the M's in particular are down because, well, the team isn't good, so what can the team do to get more fans to go to games? What motivates you to go to baseball games? Anthony Davis has waived his $4 million kicker, and reportedly it's because he's going to make an extra $4 million for his role in Space Jam 2. Wait, is that allowed? Sounders midfielder Harry Shipp drops by the studio to talk about Saturday's match against Vancouver, Chad Marshall, plus thoughts on flopping and more.

Softy and Dick H1 - We won the Mets trade / What motivates you to go to games? / Anthony Davis waives kicker / Harry Shipp

We're now just a days away from the Seattle Sounders' first game as defending MLS Cup champions. Has a pretty nice ring to it, right? Well, we figured we better get the band together for a season preview, inviting Richard Farley onto the show to give us another perspective on the Sounders as well as the rest of the competition. We all seemed to agree that FC Dallas and Toronto FC are probably the biggest threats to unseating the Sounders. We've also decided that if the Portland Timbers can't put it together with the squad they assembled that the guy who deserves the blame is almost certainly Caleb Porter. In between the Sounders and MLS segments, we sit down with Harry Shipp. Suffice it to say, you're probably going to end up rooting for him after listening to this interview. Shipp talked extensively about how he never felt his head was right in Montreal and was generally quite introspective. This is a player who seems to have a coaching career in his future.

We're now just a days away from the Seattle Sounders' first game as defending MLS Cup champions. Has a pretty nice ring to it, right? Well, we figured we better get the band together for a season preview, inviting Richard Farley onto the show to give us another perspective on the Sounders as well as the rest of the competition. We all seemed to agree that FC Dallas and Toronto FC are probably the biggest threats to unseating the Sounders. We've also decided that if the Portland Timbers can't put it together with the squad they assembled that the guy who deserves the blame is almost certainly Caleb Porter. In between the Sounders and MLS segments, we sit down with Harry Shipp. Suffice it to say, you're probably going to end up rooting for him after listening to this interview. Shipp talked extensively about how he never felt his head was right in Montreal and was generally quite introspective. This is a player who seems to have a coaching career in his future.

Nos Audietis, Episode 246: Harry Shipp and season preview

Dominic Oduro

So for the second straight year, MLS First Kick ended up feeling more like a first kick in the nuts of the year for Vancouver Whitecaps, as they went down to a 3-2 defeat to an impressive Montreal Impact side.We're joined by Harjeet Johal to pick over the bones of the 'Caps season opening loss. What went wrong? What was up with the usually stellar Vancouver defence, Fraser Aird and the lack of tracking back from the midfielders? And what happened to converting more of those chances? We look at all this and a lot more from the game from both a Whitecaps and an Impact perspective.We hear from both coaches, Carl Robinson and Mauro Biello, about what they thought of their sides opening day performance and what they can take away from the match, and chat with one of Montreal's goalscorers, Dominic Oduro, about the game, his goal and the play of Ignacio Piatti.And there's still time to catch up with new Montreal midfielder Harry Shipp and find out about how he's settling in to his new team, the weirdness and pressure of not turning out in a Chicago jersey, and his thoughts on the season opener.There's a lot of chat to be had, so have a listen!

So for the second straight year, MLS First Kick ended up feeling more like a first kick in the nuts of the year for Vancouver Whitecaps, as they went down to a 3-2 defeat to an impressive Montreal Impact side. We're joined by Harjeet Johal to pick over the bones of the 'Caps season opening loss. What went wrong? What was up with the usually stellar Vancouver defence, Fraser Aird and the lack of tracking back from the midfielders? And what happened to converting more of those chances? We look at all this and a lot more from the game from both a Whitecaps and an Impact perspective. We hear from both coaches, Carl Robinson and Mauro Biello, about what they thought of their sides opening day performance and what they can take away from the match, and chat with one of Montreal's goalscorers, Dominic Oduro, about the game, his goal and the play of Ignacio Piatti. And there's still time to catch up with new Montreal midfielder Harry Shipp and find out about how he's settling in to his new team, the weirdness and pressure of not turning out in a Chicago jersey, and his thoughts on the season opener. There's a lot of chat to be had, so have a listen!

Episode 149 - The AFTN Podcast (Vancouver v Montreal Post Game Show with Harry Shipp,  Dominic Oduro and both coaches)

In this week’s MLSGB Podcast regular host Zack Walford sits down with Jamie Ives and Louis East to discuss Harry Shipp’s surprise trade from Chicago Fire to Montreal Impact and the implications for both clubs. Then, moving on to the Premier League, the team look at Sunderland and Manchester United and what both sides can … Continue reading PODCAST: Harry Shipp’s Montreal move, Sunderland &amp; Manchester United discussed

In this week’s MLSGB Podcast regular host Zack Walford sits down with Jamie Ives and Louis East to discuss Harry Shipp’s surprise trade from Chicago Fire to Montreal Impact and the implications for both clubs. Then, moving on to the Premier League, the team look at Sunderland and Manchester United and what both sides can … <a href="https://mlsgb.com/2016/02/17/podcast-harry-shipps-montreal-move-sunderland-manchester-united-discussed/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading PODCAST: Harry Shipp’s Montreal move, Sunderland &amp; Manchester United discussed</a>

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