Listener Questions! Would Gregg Berhalter succeed at Ajax? Plus, Chelsea’s strong women’s team, MLS kickoff times, and much more
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It's time for Listener Questions! Our foursome discuss...
1) What strategies do teams use to neutralize opposing playmakers?
2) What are the reasons behind why players fail medicals?
3) With the season almost over, what is our assessment of MLS/Apple’s decision play so many games at the same time?
4) How is Chelsea's women's team run so well, yet their men's team isn't?
5) If Ajax decides to have a foreign manager who still plays the "Ajax" way, would Gregg Berhalter succeed there?
6) Who wins a USMNT/USWNT season of Survivor?
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