Jamie Trecker Interview Podcast Now Online

by Kartik Krishnaiyer on September 27, 2007 · 2 comments

Episode 22 of the Major League Soccer Talk podcast is now online. Thew episode features an interview with Jamie Trecker, who is the Senior Writer at Fox Soccer.com. Among the topics discussed are his new book “Love and Blood” about Germany 2006, the state of US Soccer, MLS and Americans abroad, what the US National Team needs to do to achieve more success in the future and much much more! Also a lucky listener will win a copy of “Love and Blood” if they correctly answer an MLS related trivia question.

Check it out at: http://majorleaguesoccertalk.libsyn.com

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1 RUScoachjoe September 28, 2007 at 11:07 pm

the interview was excellent. I agree in context with what Jamie said about the US MNT. I think the problem with US Mens soccer is that there is no “face” That is why I think Beckham has done so well, it gives legitimate name to the game even though he is not American. Look at the US WNT. They have always had a face that even outsiders can relate to. Think Mia Hamm or the current Abby Wambach. The US specifically the MLS needs an American star who is marketable, an excellent player and easily related too.
His comments about raising the salary cap are important. If American born players can make more money in Europe, they will “follow the money”

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2 RUScoachjoe September 29, 2007 at 5:07 am

the interview was excellent. I agree in context with what Jamie said about the US MNT. I think the problem with US Mens soccer is that there is no “face” That is why I think Beckham has done so well, it gives legitimate name to the game even though he is not American. Look at the US WNT. They have always had a face that even outsiders can relate to. Think Mia Hamm or the current Abby Wambach. The US specifically the MLS needs an American star who is marketable, an excellent player and easily related too.
His comments about raising the salary cap are important. If American born players can make more money in Europe, they will “follow the money”

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