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St. Louis Scott Gallagher SC

St. Louis Scott Gallagher SC

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Oct 20, 2026

Joel OlingGUEST
50:08
They want to play as competitive as they can on a competitive team.
Joel OlingGUEST
50:13
And, you know, you had the Kudises and the Bushes and the Scott Gallagher who had a senior team at that time because there wasn't enough teams for all the talent to play on.
Joel OlingGUEST
50:22
So, yeah, I think in 88, I think the level of play at the senior ball was very high.
Joel OlingGUEST
50:28
And I think the competition was at its highest point.
MattHOST
0:11
And, you know, looking at your bio, you are the Bradley man, right? I mean, undergrad, you were assistant, now head coach, right? Yeah.
Tim ReganGUEST
0:18
Yeah, I've had the whole run here, and with a little gap in between, I left in 2002 and came back in 2017 as a coach, and not the typical college soccer pathway, playing after college and then going to different jobs in the sports, scouting for Toronto FC, working for the U.S. Soccer Federation, working for Scott Gallagher in St. Louis, Missouri, Indy 11 assistant coach, now USL championship coach, And it's not the normal way, but nonetheless gave me some really good insight into the game.
Tim ReganGUEST
0:54
And I always feel that we're we never stop learning.
Tim ReganGUEST
0:57
And for me in the world of college soccer, definitely never stopped learning in my 10th year.
JBHOST
55:41
... you brought that up because, you know, I, I personally, I've lived through it.
JBHOST
55:44
I, you know, uh, growing up here in St. Louis, um, f- with my kids in particular, they, they started off at St. Louis Scott Gallagher.
JBHOST
55:51
Um, Beckett in particular elevated up, was at St. Louis City for three years, and everybody's like, "Oh my God, you had to love it because it was free." I'm like, "Well, let's define free," because I still love my kid and I wanna watch and I wanna go and engage, see the games, et cetera.
JBHOST
56:06
Well, I, you know, what used to be a 12 to $15,000 a year, you know, with travel and everything at Gallagher, local club fees, all this stuff, and everybody's like, "Oh my God, that's crazy," and it is.
Tom FranklinGUEST
67:11
And I saw someone ask earlier, like, "Is there a Celtic equivalent in St. Louis?" 'Cause of course we're Rangers, you know, and so like, you know, you know, Rangers versus Celtic.
Tom FranklinGUEST
67:20
I guess technically that would be Scott Gallagher, you know, 'cause Scott Gallagher plays in Midwest Premier League.
Tom FranklinGUEST
67:25
They're the big academy, world renowned academy, but their, their color's green.
Tom FranklinGUEST
67:31
And instead of a, you know, a, um, you know, a, a clover they use a fleur-de-lis, you know, as their logo.
Tom FranklinGUEST
67:37
So i- it... to answer that question, yeah, Forest Park Rangers, if we're the Rangers, you know, of the local Midwest Premier League, I would say Scott Gallagher is probably the Celtic.
Robert KerrHOST
67:48
Uh, we're getting some, some, some, uh, some, uh, uh, some, some shout-outs here.
Robert KerrHOST
67:53
Bloody Bob saying, "Wild Boar Apparel always answers the phone." And then, uh, and then, and then one of the part, hard parts about getting new sponsorship as a new company or as a new soccer organization is setting the market.

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