USWNT v Haiti, EFL Championship vs EPL, favorite non-American players, FIFA world ranking objectivity
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
Starting at 2:20, we get into the USWNT's 4-0 win over Haiti to start Olympic qualifying, How did Haiti slow down the US? (we have answer), why was Haiti's goal disallowed? (we do NOT have an answer), and how did the US improve? (answer involves purple hair).
Any 13:05, Taylor and Daryl each have a correction to offer.
Then, we're all in on listener questions. Here are your timestamps:
14:10 — Will Pulisic, McKennie, and Adams be called in for Olympic qualifying?
17:35 — If we were named NWSL co-commissioners, what are the first three actions we would take to improve the league?
22:50 — Who your favorite non-American player?
31:50 — Which MLS team would best for Bobby Wood?
37:10 — How subjective are FIFA's world rankings?
40:18 — Planning the Holloway family June 2020 vacation in London, Edinburgh, and Dublin
46:00 — If the best possible team were formed by drafting without budget from the EFL Championship, how would they do in the Premier League?
51:49 — How is math day different from a player-coach?
58:05 — Why doesn't the Premier League give extra balls to ball boys?
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