Sidney Rivera's guest appearances

Sidney Rivera

How to Become a Professional Footballer 

Soc Takes

Blueprint Soccer Conversations with Clint

Aristocrats Soccer Podcast

Mael Corboz

Jason Johnson

Michael Lewis

Ryan Martin

Ryan Malone

Jordan Syatt

Matt Doyle

David Harris

Richard Dixon

Ricardo Lopez

Jay Martin

David Cotterill

Tommy McNamara

Geoff Cameron

George Davis

OwlTail

Puerto Rican international, Sidney Rivera has played in Vietnam, Bangladesh, Puerto Rico and every level in the American soccer pyramid. Listen to his unique story from playing alongside ballon d’or winners, captaining his country and the power of marketing yourself.

The Shining Star: Sidney Rivera

On this episode of the podcast we are joined by the Captain of the Puerto Rico National Team, he played in the top professional league in Vietnam for Than Quảng Ninh, he is currently playing in the Bangladesh Premier League for Bangladesh Premier Football Club, New York/ New Jersey native - Sidney Rivera. Enjoy!

Blueprint Soccer XI - Sidney Rivera - Episode 22

Sidney Rivera is a 26-year-old Professional Footballer currently playing as a Forward for the Bangladesh Police in the Bangladesh Premier League. Sidney played college soccer at Old Dominion University. In 2015, after a successful senior season, Sidney got drafted by Orlando City of the MLS. After not being given the, he was loaned briefly to Louisville City of the USL Championship. After Louisville, in 2017, Sidney made a move to Puerto Rico FC of  NASL, where he scored 5 goals, and had a successful season. The following season, NASL was disbanded and many players were on the search for a job in the USL or the MLS. Unfortunately for US Soccer, there were a lot of players without a job come the following year. in 2018, Sidney dropped his ego and took a chance with Atlantic City FC of the NPSL, where he got housing and meals, but he had to work an additional 6-7 hour shift as a bartender to be able to live. In 2019, Sidney got a call from a message on Instagram from someone who offered him a trial in Vietnam. Sidney was a little skeptical about the opportunity, but after doing his research, he deemed it a worthwhile risk to take a trip out to Vietnam. After doing very well, he was told that he would sign. But, as we both know, in the harsh world of soccer, sometime things fall through, and that's what happened. Though, after making some noise, and impressing an agent, Sidney was invited to Bangladesh for an opportunity in the Bangladesh Premier League. Without thinking twice, Sidney took his opportunity, and is off to a very successful campaign, where he is averaging 1 goal per match. In the interview, you can hear how serious Sidney is about mastering his craft and all of the sacrifices that he has made to get to where is now and where he wants to get too. The 3 pieces of advice that Sidney wants to offer you to have the best chance to become a professional or maintain the level of being professional are: 1. Always Believe in Yourself. 2. Work Hard &amp; Have Perseverance. 3. Be Smart in Your Work &amp; Your Decisions and Enjoy the Process. 

<p>Sidney Rivera is a 26-year-old Professional Footballer currently playing as a Forward for the Bangladesh Police in the Bangladesh Premier League. Sidney played college soccer at Old Dominion University. In 2015, after a successful senior season, Sidney got drafted by Orlando City of the MLS. After not being given the, he was loaned briefly to Louisville City of the USL Championship. After Louisville, in 2017, Sidney made a move to Puerto Rico FC of  NASL, where he scored 5 goals, and had a successful season. The following season, NASL was disbanded and many players were on the search for a job in the USL or the MLS. Unfortunately for US Soccer, there were a lot of players without a job come the following year. in 2018, Sidney dropped his ego and took a chance with Atlantic City FC of the NPSL, where he got housing and meals, but he had to work an additional 6-7 hour shift as a bartender to be able to live. In 2019, Sidney got a call from a message on Instagram from someone who offered him a trial in Vietnam. Sidney was a little skeptical about the opportunity, but after doing his research, he deemed it a worthwhile risk to take a trip out to Vietnam. After doing very well, he was told that he would sign. But, as we both know, in the harsh world of soccer, sometime things fall through, and that's what happened. Though, after making some noise, and impressing an agent, Sidney was invited to Bangladesh for an opportunity in the Bangladesh Premier League. Without thinking twice, Sidney took his opportunity, and is off to a very successful campaign, where he is averaging 1 goal per match. In the interview, you can hear how serious Sidney is about mastering his craft and all of the sacrifices that he has made to get to where is now and where he wants to get too. The 3 pieces of advice that Sidney wants to offer you to have the best chance to become a professional or maintain the level of being professional are: 1. Always Believe in Yourself. 2. Work Hard &amp; Have Perseverance. 3. Be Smart in Your Work &amp; Your Decisions and Enjoy the Process. </p>

Day in the Life of a Pro in Bangladesh Ep. 45-Sidney Rivera

Reno 1868 FC striker Sidney Rivera Reno 1868 FC forward Sidney Rivera guests on the latest edition of the Soc Takes Pod to tackle topics ranging from his quick turnaround in joining Reno from Atlantic City FC midseason to his experience with Puerto Rico FC in 2017, including coping with the devastating effects of Hurricane Maria. Rivera also hosts his own pod, The SidR10 Podcast, available on iTunes and elsewhere. The post Reno 1868 FC striker Sidney Rivera appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

<h1>Reno 1868 FC striker Sidney Rivera</h1> <p>Reno 1868 FC forward Sidney Rivera guests on the latest edition of the Soc Takes Pod to tackle topics ranging from his quick turnaround in joining Reno from Atlantic City FC midseason to his experience with Puerto Rico FC in 2017, including coping with the devastating effects of Hurricane Maria.</p> <p>Rivera also hosts his own pod, The SidR10 Podcast, available on iTunes and elsewhere.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://www.bgn.fm/reno-1868-fc-striker-sidney-rivera/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Reno 1868 FC striker Sidney Rivera</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.bgn.fm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Beautiful Game Network</a>.</p>

Reno 1868 FC striker Sidney Rivera