Pulisic’s potential summer move, the greatest individual seasons of all time, TSS soccer kits, and many more listener questions
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
It’s listener question time! On this episode, Ryan, Graham, and Joe combine to answer a number of your lovely questions. You can find the full list that we tackled down below:
1) If TSS had a soccer team, what would their kits look like?
2) Who loves Starbucks more: Ryan Bailey or Gregg Berhalter?
3) Who should’ve won the Ballon D’Or, but didn’t?
4) Should Christian Pulisic move to West Ham? And should Paulo Dybala move to Arsenal?
5) How would we feel if there was a different kind of World Cup every summer?
6) Should Josh Sargent and Matthew Hoppe have stayed with their recently relegated Bundesliga teams and spent this year in the 2. Bundesliga?
7) If the post-COVID substitution rules were in effect during the 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign, would the USA have qualified?
8) What is the greatest individual season of all time?
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