Would David Wagner fix DC United, the best soccer apps for lineups and stats, and more listener questions w/ Ryan Bailey
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
Ryan and Taylor do their best to answer 6 listener questions, plus talk a little international window...
1) Would David Wagner fix DC United?
2) How good would Aleksandar Mitrovic be if he didn't spend the last few seasons playing for Newcastle and Fulham?
3) With the current expanded benches available in many leagues, why aren't all teams using all the available spaces?
4) Why do goalkeepers yell "away!" on corners, and what other commands could they give?
5) How do the new goalkeeping rules during penalties affect the way in which players like Bruno Fernandes and Jorginho take their penalty kicks?
6) What are your favorite apps for scores, tactics, lineups, stats?
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