Does US Soccer even need a GM, should we be worried about losing dual nationals, and more USMNT-centric listener questions
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
It's a jam-packed show! Daryl and Taylor answer 8 listener questions, and finally get a chance to provide some updates to the scouting network.
Listener Questions:
1) Might the GM position at US Soccer be a mistake?
2) Should we be worried about the US potentially losing dual nationals and what can be done to keep players from wavering?
3) Could Sergino Dest or Nick Lima play left back for the USA?
4) Why don't some European leagues change things to promote more level competition? Looking in your direction Scotland...
5) Why are South American mainland countries like Guyana, Suriname, and French Guyana part of Concacaf and not Conmebol?
6) Are we reaching the end of big clubs doing their preseason in the US?
7) Why didn't the US compete at the 2019 Pan-American games?
8) Which of the USA's youngsters is most likely to get the Michael Bradley Treatment near the end of his career?
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