A couple of European giants roll on with statement wins | Park The Bus Ep. 61

Canada Soccer's biggest game inches closer | Park The Bus Ep. 63

Luke Wileman is joined by Steven Caldwell, Terry Dunfield and Kevin Kilbane for Park the Bus at Jack Poole Plaza in Vancouver to discuss the happenings of June 25th at the FIFA World Cup. Did Jesse Marsch's 'decoy' tactic go too far? What changes are to be made for Canada's first ever knockout game at a World Cup?

Messi, Mbappe & Haaland causing Deja Vu | Park The Bus Ep. 62

Luke Wileman is joined by Steven Caldwell, Tosaint Ricketts and Kevin Kilbane for Park the Bus at Jack Poole Plaza in Vancouver to discuss the happenings of June 22nd at the FIFA World Cup. Messi sets the all-time World Cup goal record, Mbappe is right on his heels & Haaland is cold-blooded. The guys also preview Canada’s next Group B match against Switzerland.

A couple of European giants roll on with statement wins | Park The Bus Ep. 61

Luke Wileman is joined by Steven Caldwell, Tosaint Ricketts and Kevin Kilbane for Park the Bus at Jack Poole Plaza in Vancouver to discuss the happenings of June 20th at the FIFA World Cup. Curacao makes history, Ismael Kone is back recovering with Canada, and does Kevin condone diving? All of this and more.

National pride on full display for Canada at World Cup | Park The Bus Ep. 60

Luke Wileman is joined by Steven Caldwell, Atiba Hutchinson and Kevin Kilbane for Park the Bus at Jack Poole Plaza in Vancouver to discuss the overwhelming buzz surrounding Canada at the FIFA World Cup. A special moment in time for Canadian Soccer, and they have the Nation’s full support.

The Superstars shine Tuesday at the World Cup | Park The Bus Ep. 59

Luke Wileman is joined by Steven Caldwell, Janine Sonis and Kevin Kilbane for Park the Bus at Jack Poole Plaza in Vancouver to discuss a brilliant June 16th at the FIFA World Cup. Mbappe can’t stop scoring on the big stage, Haaland makes his impressive World Cup debut, and Messi continues to be Messi, while making more history. The defending champs get their tournament underway against Algeria, the runners up from 2022 play Senegal, and Erling Haaland plays in his first ever World Cup match.