Will the Berhalter Project run through 2026, do managers target individual matchups, why doesn’t UEFA stagger Champions League start times, and more listener questions
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
The whole gang is here to answer your questions! From staging a fictional round-robin tournament to choosing one commentator to narrate our lives, there was plenty to get to on this episode. You can find the full list of questions down below:
1) If we had to pick one football commentator to narrate your life, who would we choose?
2) How much do soccer managers and analysts think about one-on-one matchups?
3) If we were appointed national team managers of our respective countries, but could only draw eligible players from our domestic leagues, whose team would win a round-robin tournament?
4) Is it reasonable to think that the Gregg Berhalter project runs through 2026?
5) Why doesn't UEFA stagger the start times of Champions League knockout games?
6) Other than the usual coaching and punditry, what lines of work do top level professionals end up in after their careers?
7) What’s the story behind the old-school ball in the TSS logo?
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