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Steve Cherundolo

Steve Cherundolo

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Oct 16, 2026

Christian FilimonHOST
11:07
It just perplexes me.
Christian FilimonHOST
11:08
You know, what, what, what's going on, uh, at the end of the day? And then you have Steve Cherundolo that's in the, uh, in the stands, sitting in the owner's box next to Larry Berg.
Christian FilimonHOST
11:17
Obviously, he, that doesn't mean he's coming back or anything, so I, don't anybody quote me on that, saying, "Oh, Philly from the Fender, so we might see Cherundolo back." No, I just find it rather odd, all things considered.
Christian FilimonHOST
11:27
Obviously, it is good that we beat a team like Austin FC, but as we mentioned in One More City, this is not a team that was ever good on the road, conceding nearly 40 away goals this season.
JR LiebertHOST
12:04
I said hi to, to coach.
JR LiebertHOST
12:06
Uh, i- it's...
JR LiebertHOST
12:07
Look, he's gonna be in Los Angeles a whole lot over the next two years, folks, because Steve Cherundolo will be coaching the US Men's Soccer Olympic team here in Los Angeles.
JR LiebertHOST
12:17
He's the under-23 coach, and for those of you that don't know, it's not like the World Cup.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
15:33
Cue the fireworks.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
15:33
Hit it, Steve.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
15:34
[air horn]
Travis HelwigHOST
15:36
[laughs] Yeah, cue the fireworks that...
Darren MillerHOST
16:48
I'm being a prisoner of the moment a little bit, I think, but in this situation, not only are we not playing well, it's not clear how we're gonna get to the situation where we do play well.
Darren MillerHOST
16:57
We have an interim head coach.
Darren MillerHOST
16:59
Steve Cherundolo, two coaches ago, despite having good results, was not well-liked, uh, universally.
Darren MillerHOST
17:06
So now we're going on our third coach in a row, where everyone's like, "What's the plan, dude?" Uh, we don't know.
John BaneyHOST
33:47
Like, I think at this stage in the season, this is just how this club operates, and they're gonna let Pascal see it out.
John BaneyHOST
33:52
And, you know, I, again, I would be sad to see Pascal go 'cause I think he's a, a very good head coach, but just obviously something is not working right now, and sometimes them's the breaks, right? Like, you know, Mark Dos Santos, first season head coach at LAFC, you know, adored within the, um, the organization and, and was given the, the head coaching role after Steve Cherundolo left as an internal hire, as like, "This is our guy.
John BaneyHOST
34:13
This is the L- LAFC way." And, you know, they had a similar stretch of, you know, not enough points and falling down the, the table, and, and he got sacked.
John BaneyHOST
34:20
And then, you know, Inter Miami's slightly different 'cause that head coaching seat is, uh, you know, always something of a carousel.
Alexi LalasHOST
52:41
We're just coming off of all of these young players.
Alexi LalasHOST
52:43
I mean, I, I put together a list the other day of the amount of players that potentially could represent the United States in the Olympics, and the quality and talent and the depth that we have is staggering for Steve Cherundolo, the head, the head coach.
Alexi LalasHOST
52:58
It's also a home Olympics.
Alexi LalasHOST
53:01
And because it's not a full World Cup, I don't think it's delusional, and I don't think it's beyond possibility.
Vince IrvinHOST
32:07
Well, well, real quick, I just wanted to ask, like...
Vince IrvinHOST
32:13
Uh, so I guess going forward, Dunney, like is the- is this our national team with the kids and whatnot? I, I, I know there's been a lot of talk about Steve Cherundolo being involved with, with camp and-
Brian DunsethGUEST
32:22
Yeah
Vince IrvinHOST
32:22
... um, him getting to see these guys as part of our upcoming Olympics in LA, right? But, uh, what...

25 MINS LATER

Vince IrvinHOST
57:40
Mm-hmm.
Brian DunsethGUEST
57:40
Um, the rest I think are just, you know, kind of clawing their way into consistency of performance.
Brian DunsethGUEST
57:45
And we'll see ultimately what, uh, Gonzalo Seguras and, and Steve Cherundolo are thinking about with their groups.
Brian DunsethGUEST
57:50
But no, no one else besides Pierre specifically.
Frank GarzaHOST
24:30
Yeah.
Chuck BoothGUEST
24:31
Um, so even just seeing that they're on the radar, and there is still gonna be a very important U23 camp during this time period as well, where basically everyone who's not in this camp will be in that camp with Steve Cherundolo.
Frank GarzaHOST
24:47
Yeah.
Frank GarzaHOST
24:48
Yeah.
Jimmy ConradHOST
0:48
I'm Jimmy Conrad, alongside Charlie Davies and Tony Meola, and we think we have a really good show for you today.
Jimmy ConradHOST
0:54
It was gonna be average, but now we're leaning towards good because we have Steve Cherundolo.
Tony MeolaHOST
0:59
No, we're leaning towards great, Jimmy.
Jimmy ConradHOST
1:00
Okay, that's true.
Jimmy ConradHOST
1:00
Steve Cherundolo is joining us.
Jimmy ConradHOST
1:02
Just got named as the Olympic team coach, was just part of the, the camp with Mauricio Pochettino and the guys.
Jimmy ConradHOST
1:07
We got a lot of questions for him, so can't wait to speak to, to Steve.
Charlie DaviesHOST
4:09
Yeah.
Joe LowryHOST
14:01
And there's someone now, right? And Graham, you and I, you and I already agreed about this earlier on in the window, that I think it would make sense to continue starting Cavan Sullivan in that spot.
Joe LowryHOST
14:09
Interestingly enough, uh, Henry Bushnell had a good piece up for The Athletic earlier on today where he talked with Steve Cherundolo, the, the US Olympic coach, and there's some, some formal comments in there from Cherundolo about how much communication there's going to be between the senior staff and his U23 staff, and also maybe even the U20s, as to like where these players go in different camps.
Joe LowryHOST
14:27
I, I bring this up just to say, I don't think Cavan Sullivan's gonna be in every camp between now and, and w- we'll say the summer of 2028 when the Olympics and US Soccer's expecting the Copa America in that window as well, even though there's been no formal announcement there.
Joe LowryHOST
14:39
I, I think there are gonna be windows where we're a bit disappointed because he's not gonna be with the senior guys, but he's gonna be with the U23s or, or maybe even down another age group.
David MosseHOST
52:36
The summer of '28 is gonna be pretty crazy based on some news that we're gonna talk about in the One for the Road, uh, segment.
David MosseHOST
52:42
But you, with the Copa America and the Olympics, could you see a scenario where, uh, Pochettino leaves after the Copa America, and if Steve Cherundolo does a good enough job with the Olympic team, he would then be the logical successor?
Alexi LalasHOST
52:54
Yeah, I mean, I, I could even see a sit...
Alexi LalasHOST
52:56
I mean, even if he, even if he were to leave before the Olympics, I mean, Steve Cherundolo's just kind of sitting there.
Alexi LalasHOST
53:02
And so, yeah, I think that he is certainly part of that successor, successor plan.
Alexi LalasHOST
53:07
Olympics are gonna be important.
Alexi LalasHOST
53:09
I love the fact that Pochettino and his, uh, coaching staff, which does include Steve Cherundolo, or did include Steve Cherundolo over this two and a half weeks, made a point of talking about the Olympics and focusing on the Olympics.
Alexi LalasHOST
53:22
So I think...
Brian DunsethGUEST
3:23
When you talk about the 17s, you talk about the 20s.
Brian DunsethGUEST
3:25
You talk about the potential group that Steve Cherundolo has, uh, thinking about from an availability for that pool heading into the Olympics in Los Angeles.
Brian DunsethGUEST
3:34
Um, we, we've, we've, we've got a player pool that seems to be aggressively deep in a lot of different positions, and I think that's a really, really good thing off the backside of that World Cup.
David GassHOST
3:43
It's funny 'cause you talk about the opportunity across the four games.

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