Can the USMNT win the World Cup in 2026? Plus: soccer player protests, prized memorabilia, and more
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
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Timestamps:
1:40 — Black Lives Matter
9:05 — Can the USMNT win the 2026 World Cup?
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23:10 — What are some of the most famous examples of players protesting?
32:30 — Why wasn't Kaylor Navas in our best player in Concacaf discussion?
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40:10 — Can you tell us more about your guys' time as announcers with the Richmond Kickers?
51:02 — Why are young players with attacking talents but limited defensive skills asked to play fullback?
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1:01:11 — If there's an MLS lockout, could players play elsewhere?
1:09:40 — If you could have any soccer memorabilia in the world, what would it be?
1:15:40 — When hiring a head coach, what four or five traits would you look for?
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