Is Bruno Fernandes close to being a classic #10, what are the similarities between soccer and chess strategy, previewing the USMNT’s game vs. Trinidad and Tobago, and much more w/Adam Snavely!
Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ...
Joe is joined by Adam Snavely to preview the USMNT's upcoming game on Sunday against Trinidad and Tobago and answer some listener questions. Joe and Adam talk about the U.S. players they're most excited to watch against T&T and give their preferred starting elevens for that game before turning their collective attention towards listener questions!
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Now, here's the list of questions that Joe and Adam answered on the show:
1) What happened to players like Lynden Gooch, Romain Gall, and Shaq Moore who featured for the U.S. after Couva?
2) What is Frank Lampard’s future as a coach?
3) If you could swap one of Chelsea’s marquee attacking players with another team’s midfielder or defender, who would you sell and who would you sign?
4) Is a right back the same as a right wingback and are Inverted wingers the same as "regular" wingers?
5) Is Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes the closest thing we’ve seen to a classic #10?
6) How much overlap is there between soccer strategy and chess strategy?
7) Are Andrew Carlton and Paxton Pomykal the latest young Americans that we hyped prematurely?
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