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Soccer Talk with Tyler Green and Simon Fudge

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Tyler Green and Simon Fudge host Soccer Talk, with thoughts and opinions on Canadian soccer, Vancouver Whitecaps FC, MLS and the Canadian Premier League.
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Vancouver Whitecaps FC with an impressive 7-0 victory over the Philadelphia Union on the BC Soccer Youth & Family match on Saturday night.  In an abbreviated podcast and bringing the youth and family into the mix, Tyler Green is joined by 6-year-old Harrison for his breakdown of the match. 
Tyler Green and Simon Fudge dive into the latest Vancouver Whitecaps storylines. After his first match in blue and white, German legend Thomas Müller is already showing signs of how he fits into the squad—on the pitch and as an ambassador for both the club and the city. The hosts also take a hard look at the defensive struggles that have plagued Vancouver in recent weeks and discuss how the club’s incoming signings could steady the backline. Finally, Tyler and Simon preview the Whitecaps’ upcoming clash with St. Louis FC, offering their predictions on what fans can expect.
Thomas Muller is unveiled to the Vancouver media and makes a fantastic first impression. Tyler and Simon share their thoughts. Sky Sports Germany reporter Philipp Hinze provides some insight on the German World Cup winner.  And Whitecaps legend Carl Valentine shares his thoughts and compares it to the arrival of Alan Ball back in 1979. 
On this episode of Soccer Talk: Tyler and Simon break down the blockbuster signing of German legend Thomas Müller—how he fits into the Whitecaps' system, his potential impact in the locker room, and the mentorship role he could play with the club’s rising stars. You'll also hear exclusive interviews with sporting director Axel Schuster, head coach Jesper Sorensen, and midfielder Sebastian Berhalter—plus, a few words from Thomas Müller himself. All that and more on this episode of Soccer Talk.
Tyler Green and Simon Fudge break down a busy and impactful week for Vancouver Whitecaps FC. The club has officially transferred out Pedro Vite and brought in Peruvian midfielder Kenji Cabrera, and the guys dig into what this move means for the Whitecaps’ midfield and overall squad strategy. Is Cabrera ready to step into a meaningful role? What does this say about the club’s long-term vision? Plus, it's a big blow on the backline as Ranko Veselinović suffers a season-ending knee injury. Tyler and Simon discuss the defensive depth chart and explore the potential options for replacing the key centre-back, both in-house and externally. 🔹 Vite out, Cabrera in — a smart swap or a gamble? 🔹 What Kenji Cabrera brings to the pitch 🔹 Who steps up in Ranko’s absence? 🔹 And what it all means for the Whitecaps' playoff push
The Canadian Men's National Team are off to the Quarterfinals of the CONCACAF Gold Cup and face Guatemala on Sunday. How will Canada line up, what's the midfield competition been like, has Crepeau won his spot back. Tyler and Simon answer these questions and more on the latest edition of Soccer Talk. 
As the Canadian Men's National Team get set to face El Salvador, Tyler and Simon break down the game against Curacao and look at what lessons were learned prior to the match-up tonight and what the CanMNT need to do to win the match and the group. #CanMNT
After a few days of reflection, Tyler Green and Simon Fudge look back on Vancouver Whitecaps FC's loss to Cruz Azul in the CONCACAF Champions Cup Final and how that could affect the rest of their season and specifically here in the short term.  Canadian Men's National team announced their roster for the 2025 Gold Cup and Simon and Tyler look at the roster without many surprises and provide insight on goals for the Canadian Shield games ahead of the Gold Cup. 
Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs Cruz Azul for the CONCACAF Champions Cup final on Sunday and Tyler and Simon break down the gam and give you a quick primer.  Also also shares why he thinks this match will help both the Canadian Men's National Team but also the Canadian Whitecaps involved. 
The Whitecaps are still on a great run of form, but are they levelling off from the highest of earlier this season? Canadian Men's National Team made a few roster announcements and Tyler Green and Simon Fudge break it down.  Canadian Premier League Commissioner Mark Noonan steps down. What does this mean for the league?  And Canadian Soccer Business finds a new CEO and Simon Fudge provides a review after being with him at FIFA.
Vancouver Whitecaps are on a roll, but when MLS Analyst Sacha Kljestan didn't have a Whitecap as a top 5 MVP candidates for the season to date, 'Caps fans got disgruntled... but was he wrong? Tyler and Simon discuss, plus the Whitecaps face LAFC in a big western conference showdown.  Simon Fudge chatted with Anja Heiner-Møller, head coach of Vancouver Rise FC and we discuss her comments. 
The Vancouver Whitecaps seem unbeatable after a solid run in MLS play and of course the huge victories over Messi and Inter Miami in CONCACAF Champions Cup, so are they the early team to beat in MLS Cup and Supporters Shield.  Is Jesper Sorenson the early Coach of the Year candidate? The big results have also shone a light some 'Caps players who might get a call to the Gold Cup in June. How will that affect the Whitecaps during that stretch.
A historic game a BC Place saw Vancouver Rise FC become the first team in Northern Super League to win, scores a goal and debut at home. Simon and I discuss the win and the NSL itself.  Vancouver Whitecaps FC on a roll and we break down the reasons why it's happening. 
Tyler Green and Simon Fudge break down the Whitecaps last couple of weeks and look ahead to what's still needed from this side and the confidence that the fanbase has for new head coach Jesper Sorensen. We talk Canadian Women's National Team as Simon chats with head coach Casey Stoney and we discuss the Canadian Men's side and the drama with Alphonso Davies.
Soccer Talk returns again this season for our first look at the unbeaten Vancouver Whitecaps side in MLS play. Tyler chatted with Sebastian Berhalter about the difference between 2024 and early on in 2025. Simon goes 1v1 with Whitecaps assistance coach Jan Michaelsen about is career that has led to Vancouver as an assistant.  We also look at the Canadian Men's National team as they look to finish the CONCACAF Nations League strong and ahead to the Canadian Shield tournament. What do we expect and hope to see from the Canada squad.
Vancouver Whitecaps have signed Danish coach Jesper Sørensen as their new head coach. Hear from Sørensen and 'Caps CEO and Sporting Director Axel Schuster as Simon and Tyler break down the announcement.  Canadian Women's National Team making news as well as they signed English coach Casey Stoney as the National team's head coach and Tyler and Simon discuss the move.   
Soccer Talk takes a look at 2024 for the Whitecaps with the firing of Vanni Sartini along with the Canadian national team programs with Alphonso Davies and Dronegate. 
Tyler Green is joined by Vancouver Whitecaps Play-by-Play voice Asa Rehman to discuss the season that was for the Whitecaps and what to expect in 2025. 
Whitecaps FC finish their playoffs but what did Tyler and Simon learn about the 'Caps during the playoff drive? What do they still need and why should fans return in 2025.  Canada Soccer and DroneGate is discussed and what's next for the Canadian women's side, who are in need of a coach. Alphonso Davies skips national team duty for the men and Tajon Buchanan makes his return.  Canadian Premier League chat as well, from the final to expansion to TV broadcast, we discuss it all on Soccer Talk.
Whitecaps are down in the playoff series with LAFC and looking to come back and tie it on Sunday. What went wrong, what went right and what do the 'Caps need to do to even the series. Simon and Tyler answer the question. CanMNT and CanWNT talk and the Canadian Premier League comes to a close for the BC teams. We discuss their season and why 2025 is a big year for Vancouver FC.
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