TJ & The Come Up, Champions League Predictions (pt 2) | Strikers Corner Jonathan David & Cyle Larin

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In part two of this special episode, we take a deep dive into Tajon Buchanan's come up and talk about his unique journey from high school in Brampton, Canada to his transfer to Inter Milan. We also explore our mindset with Team Canada and make some Champions league predictions! Join us for this new episode of Strikers Corner! Like and subscribe to be sure not to miss out on any of the action as we will be putting out much more consistent content over the next few months leading up to Copa America.
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Welcome to Strikers Corner! Meet Jonathan David, striker for LOSC Lille from Ligue 1 and Cyle Larin, Striker for RCD Mallorca in LaLiga. This is Strikers Corner. A podcast produced by August Marketing where they talk about football on the pitch, life off the pitch and everything in-between. We will have a new podcast coming out every other week during the season so make sure you like and subscribe so you don't miss any of the action. Follow along on all social platforms @ Strikers Corner Show.

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@matthewGallardo-hx6zz Ай бұрын

I would love to see you guys bring some players like phonzy,kone and Alistair

@simplyvictoria.a Ай бұрын

Never miss 🎯 What would you be doing if you weren’t a footballer ⚽️?

@greglawrence9230 Ай бұрын

excited to hear you guys talk about Copa America - facing Netherlands ahead of it - facing Argentina, Peru and Chile. It's clearly the start of a new chapter for Canada, playing at the highest levels of the international game.

@TeddyUsick93 Ай бұрын

Love the content. It's nice seeing three more introverted people on a podcast. David had a chance a play for US national team. What was it that made him choose Canada when US had a much more established team at the time and Canada was still really struggling at that point.

@brianwood3632 Ай бұрын

Great chat. Nice to get a little background on you guys! Bring on Alphonso 🙂!

@_SunsetChaser Ай бұрын

Great convo and insight. I’d love to see you guys bring on a new Can player each time! Captain Stephen, Davies, or new guys breaking in like Ugbo, Shaffelburg, etc

@ShinodayelFutbol Ай бұрын

Can u talk about what do all u know about all ur rivals in Copa America Group A?

@jrcanuck1 Ай бұрын

That was interesting! Good job! I too would like to see you speak with more Canadian Nationals, even if you have to do it by Zoom. I would have liked you to ask more about what Tajon feels that he has to do to become a starter & when he thinks that will happen. It would have also been good if you guys could have discussed your Canadian team mates more & how they are doing on their respective teams, as well as the potential of young Canadians development & which players you think could make the Canadian National team & the potential of any of them to become star players. I know that it's a sensitive topic, but it would be great to hear you guys discuss the changes going on with Soccer Canada & if they hire a new coach, who would you like to see become Canada's coach. Plus, what can we do to improve young players development in Canada? * Your audio is not great. You should get an audio expert in to help you with that.

@scottmazzotta3243 Ай бұрын

Bring Johnston on there. Great speaker

@skeptical4446 Ай бұрын

Yo JD, Kyle, Tajon if you read this you should pick one commenter from each ep and let them play you in Eafc. Ever been scored on by your self lol? All 3 of you are on my ultimate team

@kentabata166 Ай бұрын

Awesome pod! Q1: Has Jonathan ever missed a chance at Lille and said Tabernacle or other Quebec swear words, and players wondered what he was talking about? Q2: Way back like the 1980's energy management was a huge part of the game. 10's and 9's would spend most of the game walking. Fast counter attacks from centre didn't really work because by the time you got a chance to shoot your legs were wobbly - I heard it was from lactic acids. How do you train to reduce the wobbly legs? Also, the old style was quite foreign to Canadians, the modern game is becoming more and more like Ice Hockey or Basketball. Do you think that helps Canada's intuition? Maybe that's why Canada fights so much.