Tony Waiters, a player, manager and innovator, is a crucial piece of the Canadian football landscape and history. A Blackpool, Burnley and England goalkeeper, he was the manager of Plymouth Argyle, the 1979 NASL Champions Vancouver Whitecaps and Canadian National Team, and also an entrepreneur; creating World of Soccer, aimed at developing players and coaches. His dedication to the sport and impact on Canada cannot be overstated. He was an integral part of one of the National team’s few successful eras, culminating in a World Cup appearance, an achievement that has yet to be repeated.

Listen to what Tony has to say about his past and the sport as it stands today in Canada:

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