Who are some of the world’s most unique soccer players, why aren’t pros better with both feet, do other countries have dual national panics, and more listener questions
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
Taylor, Ryan, Graham, and Joe are here to answer your listener questions! From two-footedness to #DualNationalPanic, there was plenty to get to. You can find the full list of questions down below:
1) Why aren’t professional footballers better with both feet?
2) Are there comparable dual national situations to the United States and Mexico?
3) Who are some of the most unique players in the world?
4) Would Bradley (Michael or Bob) have provided the direction and leadership that the USMNT lacked against Panama?
5) If a CONCACAF team is going to force the USMNT to have possession, what happens if the U.S. does the same to them?
6) Who are some players whose off-field actions make us like them (and perhaps their teams) even more?
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