Podcast — We’ve got another episode of The Pro Foul podcast for your listening pleasure! On this episode, we welcome R.J. back after having surgery and recovering! The trio is back — no offense to our wonderful producer Ian, who filled in for R.J.
In this episode, the trio talk about the Fall Series that was announced for the NWSL. Also, more talk of expansion happens, as well as a debate to if the NWSL is the best league in the world.
The show notes are below for listeners. Don’t forget to support us on Patreon!
NWSL Fall Series
- NWSL announces plans for Fall Series in September and October on CBS
- 2020 NWSL Fall Series Protocols
Is the NWSL the Best League in the World?
- André says yes.
- Rachael says Lyon would destroy the NWSL.
- RJ says the NWSL is a marathon.
How Normal is the New Normal Going to be?
- NWSL expands to Sacramento, hopes to start in 2021
- Angel City will come in 2022
Good Thing/Rant of the Week
- RJ is now officially a Santos Laguna supporter by no choice of her own.
- CBS has the Women’s Champions League
Where to Find Us
About the Pro Foul Podcasters
Rachael Kriger is a senior editor at Last Word on Soccer. At Last Word, she is the head Seattle Sounders writer and covers the NWSL and USWNT. She is also the social media manager for Equalizer Soccer and is in the NWSL Media Association.
Furthermore, Rachael is the communication director for the North American Soccer Reporters. A native of Moscow, Russia, Rachael grew up playing soccer and basketball. While she coaches basketball, her love of sports reporting stems with soccer. Follow her on Twitter, @RachaelKriger.
RJ Allen has been covering women’s soccer since 2016. She is currently the Editor-In-Chief of Backline Soccer and co-host of The 123rd Minute Podcast, the Attacking Half Podcast and The Pro Foul Podcast. You can find her on Twitter @TheSoccerCritic.
Follow @ProFoulPodcast on Twitter for all updates! We’ve got a lot of good stuff planned for 2020 and look forward to all of you joining us as we provide a platform for Women’s Soccer news, analysis and coverage for all.
André Carlisle writes some, tweets a lot and tires not to let soccer ruin his life — and he often fails at all three. Still, the sport is his favorite thing in the world and it is an honor to have it step on his emotions. If you want to read things that André writes, or laugh at his angst, you can find him on Twitter @not_carlisle, covering the Washington Spirit at Black and Red United or writing about Chelsea at We Ain’t Got Not History.
Also, like any dejected wannabe columnist in this era of digital media, he also has a newsletter called No Love in Fear — though he’s no quite sure what he’s doing with it yet. You have been warned!
