Could Christian Pulisic win the Ballon d'Or? What's the best festive-themed XI? And more listener questions ...
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There's one Wall Street Journal article, two ads, and 11 listener questions on today's show. Here are the timestamps:
00:00 — Discussing Rachel Bachman's WSJ article about how the US Soccer Federation is being run. Link to article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-soccer-federations-struggles-deepen-11575567787
13:15 — What does "Kop" mean at football grounds in England?
16:08 — Could Christian Pulisic one day win the Ballon D'Or?
20:28 — Are we being too harsh on Berhalter for having his "group"? Haven't other USMNT coaches had the same criticism?
27:17 — Today's show sponsored by Hello Fresh. Go to http://hellofresh.com/tss9 and use code TSS9 for nine meals free
29:40 — Why don't people mention Juan Pablo Angel more as being one of the true elite players to help build MLS?
33:03 — Has the application of VAR in the EPL has been rougher than in other leagues? And if so, why?
38:25 — What's is the most festive starting eleven you can make in the Christmas tree formation?
42:10 — Today's show is sponsored by Talisman Caps! Use code TOTALSOCCER10 for 10% off at http://talismancaps.com
44:15 — Which USMNT player, or players', injury/injuries do you think had the greatest impact on putting us on the path to where the men's national team is now?
50:55 — How do you view Samuel Eto'o's career and where does he rank in top African footballers?
58:45 — Would PSG actually benefit from an equivalent-size takeover of a rival team in Ligue 1?
1:03:10 — With negotiations between MLS and MLSPA taking place this winter, what do you think are the main things a collective bargaining agreement needs to have to help the league move forward?
1:10:01 — How are UK citizens allocated to national teams? They all have a UK passport, but they play for England, Scotland, Wales, or Nothern Ireland. How does this work?
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