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Episode #57 Champions League Review : The first half of the Round of 16 has been played.  Who were the winners and losers even if they weren't the actual winners and losers?  Memo and Jay break down the first legs of the first week. Matchday 27 Review : Wow!  Sex on fire in the EPL!  The EPL table may not have a competition at the top, but there are pockets of competition all over the remainder of the table.  With the Man City competition ban, even clubs like 10th place Arsenal and 11th place Burnley are still in the hunt for a Champions League spot. Champions League Preview : Expectations are back!  The second week of Champions League Round of 16 play is assuredly going to be better than the first week.  Both EPL clubs will be featured by BR Sports, and both matches have the potential to be special. Thank you for finding us and listening.  We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for ...

Episode #55 EPL Matchday 26: Too much action for one calendar week, Matchday 26 is split over two weekends.  Everton and Sheffield United continue strong play, but Wolves, Chelsea, and Tottenham still have something to say about Matchday 26. Champions League Preview : The time is here!  Maybe one of the best weeks of soccer in the calendar year.  With a long EPL weekend leading right into Champions League Round of 16 play.  Memo and Jay break down the entire field of 16, and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each match-up. Thank you for finding us and listening.  We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for the beautiful game. Host:   Memo Producer:  Jay Fratt Kick from the Spot Twitter Kick from the Spot Website Email: kickfromthespot@gmail.com Sponsor: Smokin Js Music Credit: Moody Beats Listen : Listen here or subscribe on any podcast app Watch :

Episode #48 Going into the weekend all the talk was about Tottenham replacing Chelsea in the 4th place position within the EPL table; but instead it was Chelsea who thwarted Tottenham's advances. As Chelsea solidified their 4th place position, Tottenham dropped to 7th behind surging Sheffield United and Wolverhampton. Every matchday will see wild fluctuations like this as the mid table blob continues to grow. Arsenal and Everton hire managers. But is it too late this season for Arsenal and too late this decade for Everton? Thank you for finding us and listening.  We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for the beautiful game. News: Shoulder Not Leg Weston McKennie Liverpool win Club World Cup Arteta in at Arsenal Ancelotti in at Everton Host:   Memo Producer:  Jay Fratt Kick from the Spot Twitter Kick from the Spot Website Email: kickfromthespot@gmail.com Sponsor: Smokin Js Music Credit: ...

John and Jay are back together again! The guys review the big matches from the EPL Matchday 5. Tottenham vs Liverpool and Watford vs Manchester United are discussed. Champions League is back, and the guys are giddy with excitement for the matches in the first week of group play. Inter Milan host Tottenham and Liverpool host PSG in the most compelling match-ups of the most competitive groups. All the angles are laid out. News! We got news even though Jose Mourinho makes no guest appearance in this podcast. Douglas Costa shares some DNA, Vertonghen goes knuckle deep, Lloris gets close with his fans, and there will be drinks spilled on the pitch during winged violence. Stay tuned, the Jagermeister keg-orator is requested, John is challenged in his high Chelsea perch, and Jay make some questionable comments during the lounge segment. Stay tuned till the end. It's gold Jerry, I tell yeah, it's gold! If Red Bull gives you wings, then what does RasenBallsport give you...

The Summer transfer window is almost over. John and Jay are back talking English Premier League player movement. Which squads have bolstered their line-up, and which squads have been left out in the summer sun without protection? Liverpool, Manchester City, Leicester City, Everton, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, West Ham, Tottenham, and Burnley all get the Kick from the Spot white glove treatment. John thinks Liverpool and Everton are the big winners this summer. Jay is excited about the Arsenal summer purchases and Leicester City's addition with the cash sale of Mahrez. After the top ten teams are fully vetted, John and Jay take a look at the transfer rumors hitting the wires at the end of the transfer window. What rumors are true, and what were created by a 10 year old American Arsenal fan? Jay recently posted a blog in which he professed his love for a young Arsenal player. Things get weird when he includes his love letter at the end of this podcast. Don't ...

Swansea City, West Brom, and Stoke City succumb to the bitter breeze of relegation. John and Jay discuss the relegation battle that was, and the opportunity for three new clubs to find strength in promotion into the EPL. With the end of the EPL season come and gone, the guys go through some highlights and low-lights that others might have missed. What a season it was in England, but it's time to put it to bed. Arsene Wenger is no longer the manager of Arsenal Football Club, but who is next. Jay has a short list to discuss. The Europa League Final and the FA Cup Final are this week. The guys take time to break down the match-ups and preview the events. No pocket gophers were injured during the recording of this podcast. Thank you for finding us and listening.  We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for the beautiful game. Jay Fratt John Gonsalves Kick from the Spot Twitter Kick from the Spot Website Email: kickf...

"That's so Spursy." No, give Juventus credit and admire Tottenham for continuing to rise toward trophies. John and Jay discuss the Champions League matches of the week, and preview the important Champions League matches this coming week. Does Chelsea FC have a chance? Will Jose Mourinho's plan come to fruition? The Chicago boys high school soccer scene is on fire because of an ambitious coach. John and Jay discuss noteworthy news from the world of soccer. Nobody was bitten during this episode of the Kick from the Spot podcast, and Chiellini loves us. Thank you for finding us and listening.  We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for the beautiful game. Jay Fratt John Gonsalves Kick from the Spot Twitter Kick from the Spot Website Email: kickfromthespot@gmail.com Sponsor: Smokin Js If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element

Sevilla vs Manchester United and Chelsea vs Barcelona Champions League match review. When goal keepers are the stars and a horrendous defensive error is the highlight, match reviews are pretty straight forward. 16th Minute: News from the world of soccer including Russian hooligans and a complete update on Europa League round of 16. Pretty cool, this year 10 different leagues are represented in the Europa League competition. 27th Minute: The most important matches you need to see are previewed for this coming week. It's heavy on Manchester City, but there are some gems in the rough highlighted by John and Jay. Only Jose Mourinho was injured in the production of this podcast. Thank you for finding us and listening.  We hope to build a solid soccer community together with you based on fun, respect, and love for the beautiful game. Jay Fratt John Gonsalves Kick from the Spot Twitter Kick from the Spot Website Email: kickfromthespot@gmail.com Sponsor: Smokin Js ...

USMNT Friendly with Bosnia and Herzegovina match review. Close your eyes and block your ears, the guys are still depressed over the USMNT bounce from World Cup contention. John takes pride letting everyone know he nailed the Wigan upset over West Ham United in FA Cup play. Jay regrets watching Chelsea walk all over New Castle like they were training cones. The guys share their transfer news research and opinion. Helping you sift through the fake news. The menage a trois transfer between Dortmund, Arsenal, and Chelsea is featured. Great news for the rest of the league, Manchester City fills their only hole. There is a ton of soccer on television in the next week and a half. The guys preview the best matches to watch on television and may even share some gems available online only. Tottenham earn their nickname Hot Spurs with their schedule over the next two weeks with 5 matches in that time. Three of them against potential top four EPL clubs, and finishing with a Champions ...