Who we'd sign for Man Utd and Wolves, why Liverpool can't be counterattacked, a Xavi retrospective, and more listener questions
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It's a listener question special! Timestamps below: 0:45 — Who is one player each of you want your club to sign?
15:03 — Liverpool's fullbacks get very far forward. Why haven’t opposition teams been able to exploit this with counter attacks?
17:45 — If you could wave a magic wand and implement any rule change to make the game better (in your eyes) without any backlash from the soccer community, what would it be?
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23:40 — How and why did West Ham become associated with bubbles?
26:45 — What is the the TSS opinion on Xavi's club/international career?
31:50 — If you had to grow one extra body part to give you the biggest advantage in soccer possible, what would it be and why?
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37:02 — Why USL doesn't implement pro/rel between its three leagues?
42:40 — Considering the crowds the USWNT draw, why is it so difficult to get a women’s league going?
50:15 — Why is there such little coverage of Liga MX in English?
54:35 — Do you agree with the trend of hiring inexperienced club legends to coach clubs in the Top 6 of the Prem (like Solskjaer, Arteta, Lampard) or would you prefer for them to have a few years experience first in other --> ASK US A QUESTION! --> http://totalsoccershow.com/questions
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