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Vancouver Whitecaps FC had drama, late minute heroics, and chaos in their win over Portland, now they must re-group and refocus for the match this weekend against NYCFC.  Tyler and Simon discuss what could be learned from the Timbers match and how they can put that to work against a talented New York squad. 

Ali Ahmed's move from Vancouver Whitecaps FC to Norwich City is more than just a transfer - it's a defining moment for the club's identity.  On this episode of Soccer Talk, we break down what Ahmed's sale means from a 'Caps perspective: the development path to Europe, selling a player at peak value, and how Vancouver continues to position itself as a launching pad for Canadian talent. We also discuss the on-field impact of losing a versatile, high-motor player and what this move reveals about the club's roster planning and depth heading into a demanding stretch of the season.  Joined by cohost Simon Fudge and guest Asa Rehman, we examine how this transfer reflects on the growth of the Canadian player market, the Whitecaps' long-term vision, and what Ahmed's next step could mean for both Norwich and Canadian National Team.  Is this a clear development win for Whitecaps FC-or a moment that puts pressure on the club to prove they can replace and reinvest effectively? We dive into it all.

After a record-breaking 2025, Vancouver Whitecaps FC are heading into 2026 with sky-high expectations. In this solo episode of Soccer Talk, Tyler breaks down the roster, key players (including some staying and going), and tactical evolution that could define the team's season.  We'll dive into: Who stays, who leaves, and which young players could make a big impact How the squad will handle another packed schedule across multiple competitions Tactical tweaks from coach Jesper Sorensen and what it means for title ambitions Plus I share a few predictions for the season, spotlight players that might breakthrough, and discuss the pressure facing the team from fans and media alike.  This episode is your ultimate starter guide to the 2026 season. 

A disappointing night for Vancouver Whitecaps FC as they lose a heartbreaker to Inter Miami in the MLS Cup final on Saturday 3-1.  Tyler was in Fort Lauderdale for the match and brings you post game reaction from Thomas Müller, Mathías Laborda, Yohei Takaoka, Ralph Priso, and Ryan Gauld. 

Vancouver Whitecaps FC midfielder Ali Ahmed joins Soccer Talk for an exclusive interview ahead of the MLS Cup match up against Inter Miami. Ahmed talks about the team and personal growth this season and what to expect from the 'Caps.  Tyler and Simon also share their keys to the match and make some bold predictions. 

Vancouver Whitecaps FC make history as they beat San Diego to book a spot to the MLS Cup Finals to face Inter Miami and Messi.  Hear from 'Caps head coach Jesper Sørensen, forward Brian White, and Thomas Müller. 

Vancouver Whitecaps FC take on San Diego with a trip to MLS Cup on the line.  Hear from Whitecaps head coach Jesper Sørensen, midfielder Sebastian Berhalter, and goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka as Tyler and Simon preview the Saturday night match-up. 

Former Vancouver Whitecaps FC defender YP Lee joins Soccer Talk to discuss the Son Heung-Min and his impact on LAFC, MLS and how the 'Caps need to defend against him.  Plus, Tyler Green is joined on the roundtable with cohost Simon Fudge and Whitecaps play-by-play voice Asa Rehman. 

Major League Soccer announced a switch to a winter schedule and new news about MLS on AppleTV.  Soccer Talk host Tyler Green is joined by Whitecaps Play-by-play voice Asa Rehman to discuss the changes in a positive and negative approach. 

Vancouver Whitecaps FC dispatch FC Dallas and now battle LAFC in the next round of the MLS playoffs. Tyler and Simon break that down, discuss the MLS awards involving Whitecaps players and coach and look at the international break with a number of 'Caps players getting called to their national teams. 

Vancouver Whitecaps FC enter the 2025 MLS playoffs against FC Dallas and Tyler and Simon break down the match-up. Voice of FCD Ryan Figert also joins the boys to give the Dallas perspective and Voice of the 'Caps, Asa Rehman joins to provide the key to success for the Whitecaps and talk MLS awards.

The way we have consumed football (Soccer) over the last 100 years has changed and The Daily Telegraph columnist Thom Gibbs has detailed the changed in broadcasting, from radio to TV over the last 100 years in his latest article. Thom joined Tyler to discuss the article, the changes he details and the future in a fun conversation about broadcasting and football. 

It's Decision Day in MLS, and the Vancouver Whitecaps FC head into their final match versus FC Dallas riding an 11-match unbeaten run in all competitions. Tyler and Simon break down the finale: Can Jesper Sørensen's side handle the pressure of extending the unbeaten run Is this the deepest Vancouver team we've seen in the MLS era? Will the BC Place crowd lift the 'Caps to a statement win Plus, TSN's play-by-play voice Jon Still joins the show to recap the latest from the #CanMNT including key takeaways from the recent international window and what's next on the road to 2026.  Tune in for tactical insight, debate, and a look ahead at what's shaping up to be a massive postseason for Whitecaps FC and Canadian soccer.   

Soccer Talk returns to discuss the Vancouver Whitecaps season to date as they ready themselves for the final two matches of the regular season.  Tyler and Simon debate the true title contender versus overachiever Whitecaps and where Gauld fits into the mix.  Whitecas play-by-play voice Asa Rehman joins Tyler to discuss the season and the upcoming match this weekend in Orlando. How do you approach a long distance match wanting to keep guys healthy but balancing a chance to get the top seed in the west.

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.