Speaker 1: Did.
Speaker 2: Welcome to a new round of the Morning Show here
Speaker 2: in the SECH Network. John, hear you there, Thanks for
Speaker 2: dropping by. Sorry about nine oh six. I was trying
Speaker 2: to load some highlights standard Monday. We'll go over at
Speaker 2: Landy United and Red Bulls. We've got all the highlights
Speaker 2: for you, Hey, Gordon from ninety two nine in the game,
Speaker 2: dropping by at nine point fifteen. He and Joe Patrick
Speaker 2: had the full time report after the match in Harrison,
Speaker 2: New Jersey, brought Keeler from the soccer for USPOD. He's
Speaker 2: going to be joining us as he always does at
Speaker 2: ten o'clock. And yes, we do have some reffing down
Speaker 2: here to discuss in various forms and places and places
Speaker 2: and forms. Some of it does have to do with
Speaker 2: it Land United and Red Bulls and then some of
Speaker 2: it has to do with his beloved Arsenal and Manchester City.
Speaker 2: And it'll give us an excuse to talk about the
Speaker 2: Premier League, Morning Alex and anything else that happened in
Speaker 2: a reffing down here since and like I said, it
Speaker 2: gives us a chance to talk about them as well.
Speaker 2: So stack show whatever's on your mind after what happened
Speaker 2: Morning Ropes and ropes. We do have news about your
Speaker 2: beloved Everton and a possible someone who might be interested
Speaker 2: in owning said Everton. Morning, Derek. We'll get into that
Speaker 2: this morning, and so the next time that Nick can
Speaker 2: drop by, we will have his thoughts on this particular
Speaker 2: owner perspective owner, sorry, and we'll get what his thoughts
Speaker 2: are about what this individual or group however you want
Speaker 2: to phrase it, how they operate clubs. And so we'll
Speaker 2: get Nick's expertise on the possible, probable, maybe perhaps new
Speaker 2: discussion people for Everton. No, you didn't lose, but yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll get into the Premier League. We'll get into the possible.
Speaker 2: We'll get into the individual who's apparently interested in Everton.
Speaker 2: We'll get into that. We've got Roughing down here at
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Speaker 2: this really would take some some either search engines or
Speaker 2: looking into as to whether or not you may have
Speaker 2: seen this event or heard about this event on the weekend.
Speaker 2: But it was a it was an event that we have,
Speaker 2: you know, attached in the past, the folks like Louis
Speaker 2: Suarez and if you're hungry, it's an alleged incident at
Speaker 2: the moment, but here's how it was described on EFL
Speaker 2: television on the EFL broadcast on the weekend Preston, North
Speaker 2: End and Blackburn. Here's the particular moment as it was
Speaker 2: caught coming back into a replay situation after a red
Speaker 2: card and some revenge.
Speaker 3: Not green would what are you doing again? The game
Speaker 3: has been stops, the bull has to go back to
Speaker 3: where the free kick was was given.
Speaker 2: Just completely Yeah, So basically that was the only snippet
Speaker 2: that was there, and we played for you one more time, not.
Speaker 3: Green would what are you doing again? The game has
Speaker 3: been stops. The bull has to go back to where
Speaker 3: the free kick.
Speaker 2: Was was given just completely, so literally that was all
Speaker 2: that was there, and I play that just because that
Speaker 2: was the only part that was kind of seen. So
Speaker 2: Preston North End and Blackburn, you have a Preston North
Speaker 2: End player owen Beck who's got a red card. He's
Speaker 2: on his way off. So then so Blackburn's owen Beck
Speaker 2: is sent off. Preston North End player militant Osmitch decides
Speaker 2: apparently allegedly to take a bite out of Beck's neck.
Speaker 2: Beck is leaving Blackburn rovers owen Beck is leaving the pitch,
Speaker 2: so Preston North Ends militant Osmaitch decides in the scrum
Speaker 2: of anger to look like he wants to take a
Speaker 2: chunk out of owen Beck's neck. Striker's not going to
Speaker 2: face an FA inquiry which will likely end in a
Speaker 2: band The Liverpool Looney left with a bite mark on
Speaker 2: his neck shortly before being sent off against Preston North
Speaker 2: End Sunday. John Eustace quick to condemn Osmih's actions. Paul
Speaker 2: hecking Bottom insisted there's no him for that sort of
Speaker 2: incident in football, though he hadn't seen the footage at
Speaker 2: the time. Hecking Boham said, no, I haven't. I have
Speaker 2: not seen it or spoken to John or anyone about it.
Speaker 2: I've just been told when I did the Sky interview. Listen.
Speaker 2: All I can say is there's no place for that.
Speaker 2: We know he can't do it. Misstime tackles things like
Speaker 2: that a part and parcel of the game. You accept them.
Speaker 2: Anything that is not we know that how that's dealt with.
Speaker 2: But I've not seen anything, so I'm just going off
Speaker 2: you saying that there has been an incident. So apparently
Speaker 2: we've got a we got a red card. And the
Speaker 2: look on Abe's face in the green room is tremendous,
Speaker 2: by the way, So he'll bring in Abe, yeah, in
Speaker 2: the in the EFL Championship. Apparently this past weekend. Abe, dude,
Speaker 2: bit another.
Speaker 4: I'm just confused.
Speaker 5: I thought Louis Suarez is playing in the MLS, but
Speaker 5: I guess he's.
Speaker 2: You know, falls flying across town and well, you know,
Speaker 2: folks might be learning at the altar of our beloved
Speaker 2: Louis Farez so maybe that that is where this occurred.
Speaker 5: It's generations, and so now we're now we're dealing with
Speaker 5: as those people age into their professional careers.
Speaker 4: That's that's what's happening.
Speaker 2: Correct. So so we we had an alleged apparent bite
Speaker 2: incident in the EFL Championship between Blackburn and Preston North
Speaker 2: End this weekend, and and the video that is out.
Speaker 2: All you have to do is try and figure out
Speaker 2: if you can spell the guy's name correctly Milican osnich
Speaker 2: m I l u t I n O s m
Speaker 2: ah j a I C or you go blackburn and
Speaker 2: bite probably is a lot easier. And it's like a
Speaker 2: ten second clip. And the folks from Sky didn't quite
Speaker 2: catch it. They caught it in a replay and they
Speaker 2: really couldn't describe it. So literally, you see Osmach coming
Speaker 2: from behind and trying to take a chunk out of
Speaker 2: owen Beck. Go ahead, look it up, go go ahead,
Speaker 2: take your time, go ahead and look it up. I
Speaker 2: mean it's it's uh yeah, do blackburn and bite and
Speaker 2: you will see it. I mean it is some scary stuff.
Speaker 2: The way that Ozmai it seemed a little too enthusiastic
Speaker 2: about diving into Owen Beck from behind, but yeah, apparently
Speaker 2: possibly probably we have another byte maneuver and so yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll check on it. But yeah, that's just that was
Speaker 2: wild man. So that was that was opening kickoff this morning,
Speaker 2: because you know, when one player is apparently trying to
Speaker 2: take a bite out of another, you got to kind
Speaker 2: of have to show it. So now that I have
Speaker 2: filibustered to nine fourteen nine fifteen.
Speaker 4: Hi, what is going on? John?
Speaker 5: We here obviously coming off the heels of Sunday Night football,
Speaker 5: but also Saturday night football, if you will, with Atlanta United.
Speaker 5: I'm just trying to determine which was the worst miss
Speaker 5: call last night Brian Cook Maul's Kyle Pitts in the
Speaker 5: end zone on third and one, but on Saturday Night,
Speaker 5: Julian Hall kind of posterizes Pedro Amador And you know,
Speaker 5: both miss call obviously costs the Atlanta teams their respective
Speaker 5: results and it's unfortunate, but we marched forward and neither
Speaker 5: season has ended, so we'll we'll see how it plays out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna talk about it during Bark Killer's roughing
Speaker 2: down here segment, but yeah, it almost the Julian Hall
Speaker 2: moment almost did kind of give the Vince Carter Chris
Speaker 2: Velp kind of a move from behind. And that's the
Speaker 2: Google search for today kids. I know that you and
Speaker 2: Joe discussed it in the full time report, but you know,
Speaker 2: once again, at Landy United goes down one nil and
Speaker 2: it was a it was on a play where maybe
Speaker 2: you know, folks might have thought the ball was going
Speaker 2: to go out or had gone out or anything. And
Speaker 2: then you end up with Red Bulls pouncing on it,
Speaker 2: putting it past Brad for one nil. You have another
Speaker 2: Alexi Nadanchuk moment as Jamal earns the piquet and you're
Speaker 2: one one at the break, and then Edwin comes in
Speaker 2: and everyone's wondering, okay, why is Edwin in? Well, you
Speaker 2: bring in Edwin to run at tired legs and you
Speaker 2: get a moment like you did in the match, and
Speaker 2: then we end up with repping down here for two
Speaker 2: to two. Now that you've had it, like let's say
Speaker 2: twenty fourth about thirty six hours to kind of look
Speaker 2: at things, what else is stuck in your brain from
Speaker 2: Atlanta United in Red bull.
Speaker 5: Well, look, the other difference is now we have the
Speaker 5: result of the Philly DC match which took place yesterday,
Speaker 5: in which you did not get whatever sort of desired
Speaker 5: result you wanted. You had a couple of options, Philly
Speaker 5: winning and looking good doing it right before you head
Speaker 5: up there was not exactly the checklist we had hoped for.
Speaker 5: And so it sets you up in this manner. John,
Speaker 5: there are four games left, and there is no longer
Speaker 5: a discussion of every point matters and this and that.
Speaker 5: It was nice to get a point against Red Bulls,
Speaker 5: a place you historically have not gotten many results at
Speaker 5: the arena up there. But you've set yourself up now
Speaker 5: because you couldn't hold for those final two minutes and
Speaker 5: you dropped the extra points that maybe you were approaching grabbing.
Speaker 4: There's no way to walk around it. You're not gonna make.
Speaker 5: The playoffs if you don't pick up three points against Philly,
Speaker 5: and you're not gonna make the playoffs if you don't
Speaker 5: pick up three points against Montreal. And so I don't
Speaker 5: normally like to, you know, I joke about what's a
Speaker 5: must win game and games that remain on the schedule.
Speaker 5: I just don't think you can make the playoffs without
Speaker 5: picking up six points in your next two matches. I
Speaker 5: really don't. Maybe there's a cavalcade results that could lend
Speaker 5: you towards that over the final two games after that,
Speaker 5: but you have got to pick off some points and
Speaker 5: you got to do it with the teams that are
Speaker 5: right around you. And so that's what Saturday night meant
Speaker 5: to me. There was probably a world if you pick
Speaker 5: up the results Saturday night that maybe you could draw
Speaker 5: with either Philly or Montreal and still find your way
Speaker 5: into nine. I think that's probably gone now. I think
Speaker 5: you have to win both of those games. And so
Speaker 5: when you asked me what Saturday Night meant, that's what
Speaker 5: it was. This is a team and I'd have to
Speaker 5: go back and look, I don't think they've won back
Speaker 5: to back game since Game two in Game three of
Speaker 5: the season, right, I mean, that's what we're talking about here, right,
Speaker 5: And now you're asking them to do that at the
Speaker 5: end of the season, with all the pressure on the line,
Speaker 5: with other teams that are competing for the playoffs. You're
Speaker 5: asking them to do something that's happened literally once all
Speaker 5: season four United, and that's a tall ask. But that's
Speaker 5: what Saturday night was. That's what slipped through your fingers
Speaker 5: in New Jersey.
Speaker 2: Doing the math quickly, and I'm scanning the schedule as
Speaker 2: quickly as humanly possible. It looks like it was those
Speaker 2: games in March.
Speaker 4: It was New England and Chicago. Is that who?
Speaker 2: I don't remember New England Orlando for Orlando? Yeah, four
Speaker 2: one over New England and two nil over Orlando, the
Speaker 2: back to back home matches, and then then you lose
Speaker 2: to Toronto on the road. Then you win your third
Speaker 2: straight at home, three out of four against Chicago, winning
Speaker 2: that one three nail. But your back to backers, back
Speaker 2: to backers haven't happened since March for one New England,
Speaker 2: two nil Orlando. And I'm scanning quickly, but I think
Speaker 2: you're correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that was it. And so you know,
Speaker 4: it was the start of the season.
Speaker 5: Everyone was fresh, You had players that you don't have
Speaker 5: right now, and you have to come up with it.
Speaker 5: And so I guess the good news is there's there
Speaker 5: doesn't seem to be much more math, at least in
Speaker 5: my opinion. I'm not gonna try and count and add
Speaker 5: up what would have to happen if you're not able
Speaker 5: to get three against Philadelphia. It's a waste of my time. Now,
Speaker 5: if you get three against Philly and you get three
Speaker 5: against Montreal, you're probably in a position where you could
Speaker 5: control your destiny and maybe you can afford a home
Speaker 5: draw against against Red Bull or however you want to
Speaker 5: play it. But you're not going anywhere if you don't
Speaker 5: tack off six points in the next two games. I
Speaker 5: do also want to say this in regards to Saturday Night,
Speaker 5: because it we were talking about it when it happened.
Speaker 4: Maybe people have.
Speaker 5: Shied away from it because of the result and how
Speaker 5: it's gone, but Brad Guzan was simply outstanding on Saturday Night.
Speaker 5: Just maybe there was another game a couple of years ago,
Speaker 5: but this is the one that I'm gonna probably remember
Speaker 5: as his best performance in an Atlanta United kit. Saves
Speaker 5: a PK, which at the time saves some points for
Speaker 5: you had multiple instances earlier in the game that catch
Speaker 5: you either tied or only one goal behind. I think
Speaker 5: the official tally was eight saves on the night. Not
Speaker 5: that many of them were like give me easy ones
Speaker 5: either if some were hit right at them, but with pace,
Speaker 5: with power somewhere redirected, he had a maneuver. Just an
Speaker 5: outstanding game for Brad Guzan. To even keep you in
Speaker 5: it to where you could scratch and claw for a moment,
Speaker 5: had three points and then eventually settle on the one.
Speaker 5: But an outstanding game from Goose, and I want to
Speaker 5: continue to point that out. I know a lot of people,
Speaker 5: probably myself included, I guess, maybe feel this this is
Speaker 5: the end of the road for him, But with performances
Speaker 5: like that, you know, I mean, who knows. He was
Speaker 5: just simply outstanding. And he has raised his level of
Speaker 5: play really all season long, because there was a lot
Speaker 5: of concern after what happened last year that he had
Speaker 5: lost a step, and I think it was fair to
Speaker 5: have that concern. He has stepped his level back up
Speaker 5: all season long, and Saturday was probably the best that
Speaker 5: he has looked all year well.
Speaker 2: And to your point, he's also another year of play
Speaker 2: away from the Achilles surgery, and so you get you know,
Speaker 2: your body reacclimated and everything. Last year was almost a
Speaker 2: recovery year for coming off of the Achilles injury and
Speaker 2: the surgery and all of that. And now you're a
Speaker 2: year further along. And we'll sit there and continue to
Speaker 2: say life begins at forty two your point SOFA score
Speaker 2: gives you an eight point eight for Brad. Eight saves
Speaker 2: goals prevented one point seven to one, obviously a peak
Speaker 2: I think counts for like point eight or something like that.
Speaker 2: Two punch clears, two high claims, seven shot a, seven
Speaker 2: saves from inside the box, a penalty save, forty five touches,
Speaker 2: fourteen accurate passes on twenty eight attempts, twelve of twenty
Speaker 2: six on long balls, two clearances, one aerial dual one.
Speaker 2: So a very very busy and a very big night
Speaker 2: for Brad Gazante. Obviously far and away the highest score
Speaker 2: for it Landy United on the night, courtesy of our
Speaker 2: friends at Sofa Score. So yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, and let's talk.
Speaker 4: About that PK save real quick.
Speaker 5: It wasn't a poorly taken kick, and I think that's
Speaker 5: the thing. Everyone just looks at penalty kicks and if
Speaker 5: a goalie makes a save half the time it's barely
Speaker 5: two as right his left as he's diving, it's into
Speaker 5: the center of his body. It's a poorly taken kick,
Speaker 5: and I think you judge those differently.
Speaker 4: This is full extension.
Speaker 5: He got the big mid out there, the Paul, It
Speaker 5: was able to maneuver it off the goal line. I mean,
Speaker 5: this was a really good save. And then on the
Speaker 5: flip side, as we look at the penalty kick taken
Speaker 5: by Alexi Moranchuk the first time, he's obviously stepped up
Speaker 5: and right as it was about to be taken, I was,
Speaker 5: I was there with Joe Patrick, who is Miranchuck's taking
Speaker 5: this right like that, That's who's taking it. He does
Speaker 5: just very confident and I know we've had kind of
Speaker 5: a number of penalty takers where you're like, I don't know,
Speaker 5: is this like really how we're feeling about this? Just
Speaker 5: really nicely taken low into the left corner, a well
Speaker 5: served kick, so on both ends. Nice job taking advantage
Speaker 5: of what you can at the spot offensively and defensively.
Speaker 2: No doubt, and becoming more and more comfortable, you know,
Speaker 2: acclimating if you had only met Offset. Just think where
Speaker 2: his game might be now if he had been able
Speaker 2: to meet Offset last time around. You mentioned the math,
Speaker 2: So let's get into the math, just so everybody knows
Speaker 2: what's there right now. It is Toronto at thirty six.
Speaker 2: They have played one more match, and everybody around them.
Speaker 2: Philadelphia is at thirty six, but they have two less wins.
Speaker 2: Eleven to nine. Then Montreal at thirty four points eight wins,
Speaker 2: Atlanta thirty three points eight wins Nashville, and I get this. Atlanta, Nashville,
Speaker 2: DC all at the same record at eight thirteen and nine,
Speaker 2: but Atlanta has a decided goal difference edge eleven goals
Speaker 2: better than Nashville, thirteen goals better than d C. So
Speaker 2: if it comes down to the three of them racing
Speaker 2: up and trying to chase the nine, to your point, yes,
Speaker 2: I know that we kind of have to put things
Speaker 2: aside when it comes to tow must wins and such.
Speaker 2: But right now, three points behind identical records with Nashville
Speaker 2: and DC, they'll have the tibe because of identical record
Speaker 2: and goal difference, which is substantive. So the task is
Speaker 2: there for Atlanta United, but it seems to be the
Speaker 2: zombie Union coming from absolutely nowhere now and they're now
Speaker 2: in the nine after thumping d C four nil last night,
Speaker 2: So they're at nine twelve and nine, They've scored fifty
Speaker 2: seven goals. Andre Blake is back healthy, and you're looking
Speaker 2: at Philly going okay, just what Atlanta United needed to
Speaker 2: head to Philadelphia to take them on in Chester and
Speaker 2: You're getting this group who's trying to find their mojo,
Speaker 2: and it looks like they found at least late in
Speaker 2: the year.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean, the best thing I could say is they
Speaker 5: have not been that good at home. Four seven and
Speaker 5: four at home, so that's kind of what you're relying on.
Speaker 5: But I don't know if you're watching that game, John,
Speaker 5: it's a busy Sunday for everyone, But I'd flipped it on.
Speaker 5: I mean, it was two nothing fifteen minutes in. They
Speaker 5: got two more later down the match, and they were
Speaker 5: just absolutely dominant over and again.
Speaker 4: At this point in the season.
Speaker 5: This was this was a DC team that was in
Speaker 5: position the same position Phillies in, Like, if they won
Speaker 5: last night, they're taking a huge jump. They're probably in
Speaker 5: the playoff position themselves, and everything was out there for them,
Speaker 5: and now it's obviously going to be incredibly tough for
Speaker 5: DC to make it. But this was the DC team
Speaker 5: that had every reason to compete. They were motivated and
Speaker 5: it just didn't matter a Philly was absolutely dominant on
Speaker 5: both ends of the field. And so now you're walking
Speaker 5: into a team that's got some confidence, they got some momentum.
Speaker 5: You mentioned, they got their goalie back, and now they've
Speaker 5: got themselves into a playoff position, and unlike Atlanta, they
Speaker 5: are probably in a spot where a draw can serve
Speaker 5: them well.
Speaker 4: Here they would obviously like.
Speaker 5: The three points at home, everyone would, and they're still
Speaker 5: teams right around them that they had to be a
Speaker 5: little bit concerned. But I mean, if they can get
Speaker 5: a draw, the only team that can jump them right
Speaker 5: now is Montreal. Everyone else is gonna be behind them,
Speaker 5: So it'll be interesting to see their mindset how they
Speaker 5: are gonna come out and play on Saturday as well.
Speaker 4: But it's now time for.
Speaker 5: Atlanta to get a little careless, to get a little reckless.
Speaker 5: And when I say that, I don't mean that you
Speaker 5: push everyone forward in the fourth minute of this game here,
Speaker 5: right like, you obviously have plenty of time to play
Speaker 5: with a little bit more abandoned throughout the course. But
Speaker 5: there are gonna be times in the second half where
Speaker 5: you probably have to get uncomfortable and push for goals.
Speaker 5: And you never know how the first half plays out,
Speaker 5: but if it is tied or if you do trail,
Speaker 5: there is no confusion about what needs to happen here.
Speaker 5: I think a draw or a loss probably is going
Speaker 5: to be the end of your season with three games
Speaker 5: still left to play, I think mathematically, and maybe you
Speaker 5: get some help, maybe Toronto falters again, maybe Montreal falters again.
Speaker 5: You know, there are still ways to do it, I guess,
Speaker 5: But yeah, I do think you have to get a
Speaker 5: little careless, and you do have to come out and
Speaker 5: think three points or no points, like there's almost zero
Speaker 5: value right now to a draw. And I'd almost rather
Speaker 5: see them get dangerous and end up conceding or losing
Speaker 5: than I would, you know, play safe, take a point
Speaker 5: on the road and come home and see what happened.
Speaker 5: Like that can't happen, Like it's just you're not at
Speaker 5: that point anymore. So that could make for a potentially
Speaker 5: interesting matchup. Again, it depends on Philly in their mindset.
Speaker 5: If they're playing it safe.
Speaker 2: Oh you know what Philly's gonna do. Philly's gonna sit
Speaker 2: there and go, well, yeah, let's say, okay, when do
Speaker 2: we start our ish housing? Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: But here's the thing here, here's the thing that I'm
Speaker 5: hoping about Philly is they're probably feeling as good now
Speaker 5: as they have at any point in the season. They
Speaker 5: just came off of a game in which it's a
Speaker 5: similar situation for DC. As we mentioned, DC knew what
Speaker 5: they had to go and do, and Philly looked out standing.
Speaker 5: They were connecting on all levels. They're finishing in the box,
Speaker 5: their patients in the box created.
Speaker 4: Easy goals, easy goals, and so maybe they're feeling themselves
Speaker 4: a little bit.
Speaker 5: Maybe there's a little bit of overconfidence of an Atlanta
Speaker 5: United team that has really struggled on the road this
Speaker 5: season and obviously hasn't been able to get a win
Speaker 5: in a couple of feels like, I mean, that Charlotte
Speaker 5: win at the end of August was the last win.
Speaker 5: They've got a loss and two draws sinned. So maybe
Speaker 5: maybe Philly's feeling themselves a little bit. Maybe you can
Speaker 5: jump on them early, which I know that's a crazy
Speaker 5: thing to say for Atlanta United getting off to a
Speaker 5: good start and jumping on someone early, but maybe it happens.
Speaker 5: We've seen before, so you know, I'll stay in that
Speaker 5: mindset until until proven otherwise, I guess. But yeah, it's
Speaker 5: it's gonna be a game where they have to get
Speaker 5: a little bit uncomfortable as a unit. And if that's
Speaker 5: what requiring three points, you know gets out of you
Speaker 5: then so be it. But you just can't sit there
Speaker 5: and take a draw again. It does almost nothing for
Speaker 5: you in the standings at this point.
Speaker 2: All right, So what's your week looking like over there
Speaker 2: at ninety two nine a game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we're just gearing up obviously. Just I mean, it's
Speaker 5: coming down to it now, and it's it's essentially like
Speaker 5: winner go home. I mean both quite literally because the
Speaker 5: next game would be a home game against Montreal, so
Speaker 5: like it is kind of a winner go home situation.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I just don't think we can undersell the
Speaker 5: importance of the three points. And so we're gonna be
Speaker 5: talking about that on Saturday night starting at six thirty
Speaker 5: with the Five Stripes Countdown, self and Garrett Chapman.
Speaker 4: We'll be back in the co host chair this week.
Speaker 5: Is we're gonna be ready to roll, and yeah, we'll
Speaker 5: talk about Atlanta, but we're gonna talk about the significance
Speaker 5: of this game. And I always like like the air
Speaker 5: of desperation a little bit. Okay, No, I don't want
Speaker 5: to be too desperate, right, you don't want to be
Speaker 5: Chicago all the way down there. Plus everyone has a
Speaker 5: game or two games in hand on you or in
Speaker 5: and stuff like that. But there's some air of desperation
Speaker 5: which sometimes can bring out the best, and that's what
Speaker 5: we're gonna be hoping for on Saturday night. Well, we'll
Speaker 5: get the coverage kicked off there at at six point
Speaker 5: thirty with everyone.
Speaker 2: Well looking forward to it. My friend is always great
Speaker 2: to catch up with you on Mondays and find out
Speaker 2: what's going on in your brain after a very very
Speaker 2: busy weekend at Ape Cord at nineteen nine the game
Speaker 2: be safe, my friend will catch up with the next.
Speaker 4: Time, appreciated John, have a go one, All.
Speaker 2: Right, there goes Abe. Abe's gonna go get properly hydrated,
Speaker 2: probably gonna run like nine miles. And wonder why we're
Speaker 2: talking about bites with players first thing in the morning. Well,
Speaker 2: it's beautiful thing about opening kickoff as it can go anywhere.
Speaker 2: Speaking of opening kickoff once again, that whole thing was
Speaker 2: opening kickoff. Why not? What the hell? It's a opening
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Speaker 2: of everything SDH. All right, let's go through the goals
Speaker 2: before we go through the breaking news overseas and like
Speaker 2: for Ropes and for tom it is hazahs and harahs
Speaker 2: and the popping of the champagne, at least for now
Speaker 2: until it becomes officially official and you pass a standards
Speaker 2: and practices tests and things like that. But we'll get
Speaker 2: into that in just a second. All right, here's your
Speaker 2: goals and your moments and your moments and your goals.
Speaker 2: All right, so let's start things off early on. And
Speaker 2: it ended up being one nil in the match. And
Speaker 2: here was how it happened, with a play along the
Speaker 2: in line, Dante von Zier being the benefactor courtesy of
Speaker 2: our friends at ninety two nine in the game in
Speaker 2: the Odyssey, app right arm in the air for Tolkien.
Speaker 6: He sends it end of the back post Petter by
Speaker 6: Riyas will bounce harmlessly to the near end.
Speaker 5: Lineman spun back in at deflected end of the net.
Speaker 6: Bye Van's here and look like that one's gonna go
Speaker 6: out for golf kick, but it was fired back in
Speaker 6: by Carbio and Vanzier knocks at Pasco's in.
Speaker 7: It's one nil.
Speaker 2: Nothing like catching me in the middle of a drink,
Speaker 2: in the middle of a highlight. So one mill at
Speaker 2: that point. And right toward the end of the first half,
Speaker 2: Jamal earns a penalty kick situation and stepping up to
Speaker 2: take it aleximid Unchuk And here's what happened once again
Speaker 2: courtesy of our friends at ninety two game in the
Speaker 2: ninety two to nine in the game in the Odyssey.
Speaker 6: Ac right arm in the air for Tolkien. He sends
Speaker 6: it into the back post. Petter by Riis will bounce
Speaker 6: harmlessly to the near end. Lineman spun back in at
Speaker 6: deflected end.
Speaker 1: Of the nets.
Speaker 4: Bye Ban's here and look like that one's gonna.
Speaker 2: Go unless, of course, you hit the wrong highlight.
Speaker 6: Atlanta five for six on penalties and league play this year.
Speaker 6: Coronell O for action, have to go to our right.
Speaker 6: Bron Shuck standing to the right of the ball for
Speaker 6: a left footed shot gets the whistle.
Speaker 4: Aletay up to it strikes.
Speaker 1: It sco.
Speaker 6: Atlanta United has equalized out of nowhere right at the
Speaker 6: end of the first half.
Speaker 2: So second time you hit the right highlight and it's
Speaker 2: one one at the break. Okay, so it is one one,
Speaker 2: and then Rob Valentino makes a late substitution bringing in
Speaker 2: Edwin Mosquito. And Jared has mentioned this in the past,
Speaker 2: and we've talked about it. How we here on the
Speaker 2: Morning Show and those of us at SDH enjoy the
Speaker 2: prospect of going up against tired legs with a guy
Speaker 2: like Edwin Musquitto, and Edwin Musketta comes in on the
Speaker 2: north end of ninety minutes and you're going, okay, this
Speaker 2: this should be intriguing. Edwin runs like hell, just slams
Speaker 2: it in the fifth gear. For however, many minutes were
Speaker 2: on the board and it turned out to be nine
Speaker 2: by the way, So Edwin comes in, slams it into
Speaker 2: fifth gear, and you end up with a moment like this.
Speaker 2: It's the ownership of that moment.
Speaker 5: And a fresh legged Columbier moscare.
Speaker 1: Oh my watch.
Speaker 3: Off the bench into the headlines.
Speaker 4: Is that the goal that cares it luck.
Speaker 5: To you and I in life, in the fight for
Speaker 5: the playoffs.
Speaker 8: The bench and just dances his way into the box
Speaker 8: there and doesn't hesitate, just creates an inch against Ilan Eilis,
Speaker 8: and that's all he needs to pick out that top corner.
Speaker 8: No chance for Coronel. The Colombian beats the Paraguayan into
Speaker 8: the net and Atlanta United from a safe penalty from
Speaker 8: Bradcusan on one end and then an extra time Will
Speaker 8: Scaa makes the difference.
Speaker 2: So that was Callum and Kalen on the call on
Speaker 2: Apple TV thanks to Apple TV Plus and Major League Soccer.
Speaker 2: So it's two to one on the north end of
Speaker 2: ninety minutes and about twenty minutes or twenty five minutes
Speaker 2: or so, once we get past the top of the hour,
Speaker 2: we are going to talk about this play more in depth.
Speaker 2: And this is once again Callum and klan on the
Speaker 2: call on ninety two nine in the game, I mean sorry,
Speaker 2: on Apple TV Plus in Major League Soccer. So this
Speaker 2: is Callum and Kalan's version of the call late that
Speaker 2: equalized things at two too. This is their perspective on it,
Speaker 2: and this is the edited short version that appeared on
Speaker 2: social media. So this is Callum and Kaln's call on
Speaker 2: Apple TV Plus that ended up with your eventual equalizer
Speaker 2: at two to two. Here's how they broke it down.
Speaker 8: He was disappointed they didn't take all three points against
Speaker 8: Inter Miami and wanted them to get greedy and would
Speaker 8: have it settled for anything.
Speaker 1: In this one.
Speaker 4: He's continued to change the team pretty.
Speaker 2: Much to talk.
Speaker 8: We're just out a minute, stay well, ten ten stuff,
Speaker 8: And it's the center pack No one I love who
Speaker 8: stands this up.
Speaker 2: To tillan Neie. Listen.
Speaker 8: It's a courageous header from.
Speaker 2: Him, courageous because he basically climbed over Derek Williams. Uh,
Speaker 2: we'll get into this play. That was your equalizer at
Speaker 2: the ninety six of six of nine and so to
Speaker 2: two draw. Those are your highlights once again courtesy of
Speaker 2: our friends at ninety two game the Odyssey apt Apple
Speaker 2: TV Plus in Major League Soccer. So those are the
Speaker 2: four highlights. The fourth highlight we'll probably play it again
Speaker 2: when Bark comes in the top of the hour, is
Speaker 2: we go over reffing down here, And like I said,
Speaker 2: there's plenty of reffing down here to get into. We
Speaker 2: also want to get into the bronze medal for the
Speaker 2: U twenty youth national team on the women's side, and
Speaker 2: so we'll get into that. In addition to a lot
Speaker 2: of reffing down here, there's reffing down here with Michael
Speaker 2: Oliver and Arsenal in Manchester City. There's plenty of that.
Speaker 2: The fourth goal, we got to get into that too,
Speaker 2: because literally it looked like a mark from the Grand Final.
Speaker 2: And I know that bart is a great fan of
Speaker 2: the of Aussie rules football as they get ready for
Speaker 2: the Grand Final. I think Collingwood is in it this year,
Speaker 2: but I can't remember who they're playing. But yes, we
Speaker 2: get ready for the Grand Final. It's only fitting that
Speaker 2: you have a mark like we had late in the
Speaker 2: game against Atlanta United. Red Bulls will go over goal
Speaker 2: number four and actually find out how legal, for lack
Speaker 2: of a better word, that that play is. So we'll
Speaker 2: get into that. So Bartill be on top of the
Speaker 2: hour and we'll go over goal number four once again.
Speaker 2: Thanks to our friends in ninety two nine in the
Speaker 2: game the Odyssey app, Apple TV Plus and Major League Soccer.
Speaker 2: So that's where it's two two. We went over the
Speaker 2: standings of everyone surrounding Atlanta United and where things currently
Speaker 2: are in the standings in the Eastern Conference at least
Speaker 2: in the getting into the nine section of the Eastern Conference,
Speaker 2: and so the rest of the league. After the weekend,
Speaker 2: handful of matches left for everyone across the board. So
Speaker 2: standings in the Eastern Conference, it's a couple of different groups.
Speaker 2: Miami's eight points clear, four matches to go, Cincinnati's in
Speaker 2: Columbus is in. Columbus still has a match in hand.
Speaker 2: Columbus also still has one less win, both at fifty
Speaker 2: six points, Red Bulls at forty four, Orlando's at forty three.
Speaker 2: Charlotte continues to back up, even though they did get
Speaker 2: a big win this past weekend. So unhappy birthday to
Speaker 2: the Jessica Charman. By the way, Charlotte's at forty one.
Speaker 2: They have an identical record with NYC, they have a
Speaker 2: better goal difference. They're in the six. Nycfc's in the seven.
Speaker 2: Toronto is in the eight. Remember Toronto has played one
Speaker 2: more match than everyone else around them. At thirty six points,
Speaker 2: and then we got into everything all the way through DC.
Speaker 2: Chicago's at twenty nine points. New England is at twenty eight.
Speaker 2: That's the Eastern Conference. Western Conference three teams we know
Speaker 2: they're in, and LAG is at fifty eight. RSL's at
Speaker 2: fifty one, Colorado is at fifty. They're all in. LAFC
Speaker 2: is at forty nine, but they also have a match
Speaker 2: in hand. LAG has played two more matches than LAFC.
Speaker 2: If LAFC wins out, they could be the two and
Speaker 2: that would not surprise. Nothing like LAG and LAFC being
Speaker 2: the one on the two in the West. But we
Speaker 2: knew how much of a street fight this was going
Speaker 2: to be. Houston right now is the five at forty
Speaker 2: eight points, Seattle's at forty seven, Vancouver's at forty six,
Speaker 2: Portland's at forty four, Minnesota's at forty two. There is
Speaker 2: some separation between nine and the and everybody else fairly
Speaker 2: safe right now. Four matches to play, five points separating
Speaker 2: playoff in versus playoff quest. Dallas is at thirty seven,
Speaker 2: Austin's at thirty five, and it is Kansas City at
Speaker 2: thirty one. They have been eliminated. Saint Louis all Caps
Speaker 2: at thirty one, but they've only done thirty matches. That's
Speaker 2: the only reason that they are still in it mathematically,
Speaker 2: because if they win out, it's forty three points and
Speaker 2: then they would be in. But it's not looking likely
Speaker 2: for all Caps San Jose eighteen points in thirty matches
Speaker 2: five to twenty two and three sixty nine goals allowed.
Speaker 2: Nice one of four clubs that have allowed more than
Speaker 2: sixty goals this season. New England, DC and Montreal are
Speaker 2: the other three. Sixty nine goals allowed three eleven one,
Speaker 2: two eleven and two away from home, three eleven and
Speaker 2: one at home, two eleven and two away from home.
Speaker 2: They've scored thirty seven goals in thirty matches and they
Speaker 2: have given up sixty nine goals in thirty matches, so
Speaker 2: that's basically two and a third a match. Traditionally you
Speaker 2: don't win on those, all right, So that is what
Speaker 2: we're staring at in Major League soccer. Like I said, Bartle,
Speaker 2: come on in fifteen minutes, we'll talk about the U twenties,
Speaker 2: we'll talk about everything else. Nationally, you might talk about
Speaker 2: Christian Polisic whatever, since it is a national team tie in.
Speaker 2: But yes, we're gonna talk about reughing down here, goal
Speaker 2: number four, Premier League stuff, all of that coming up
Speaker 2: at the top of the hour. All right. So now
Speaker 2: that we have discussed and alluded to the breaking news
Speaker 2: of the morning, and it's news for our resident Evertonian fans.
Speaker 2: That's Ropes and Tom and everybody else. According to Ben
Speaker 2: Jacobs at all, that's and others for you and me.
Speaker 2: Freakin Group are back in advanced talks to buy farhud
Speaker 2: Macheries ninety four percent stake in Everton. Sources say a
Speaker 2: deal is getting close, but the Freedkin Group is progressing
Speaker 2: discreetly and cautiously, knowing the Everton fan base have seen
Speaker 2: false dawns in the past. Structure of any deal should
Speaker 2: want to emerge likely to be different. Freed Group Freakin
Speaker 2: Group already put two hundred million pounds into the club.
Speaker 2: One option is to convert that debt into equity. They've
Speaker 2: agreed to it. Obviously, that's what happens when you don't
Speaker 2: hit the recycle button. So here, let me hit it again,
Speaker 2: so that we got it underneath us.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Freakin Group quote. We are pleased to have reached an
Speaker 2: agreement to become custodians of this iconic football club. Focused
Speaker 2: on securing the necessary approvals to complete the transaction. Look
Speaker 2: forward to providing stability to the club and sharing our
Speaker 2: vision for its future, including the completion of the new
Speaker 2: Everton Stadium at Bramley Moore Doc. I would hope that
Speaker 2: they're looking to complete the stadium because if they don't
Speaker 2: then that would be pretty mad. That'd be maddening for
Speaker 2: everybody involved. Yeah we're gonna buy the place, but now
Speaker 2: we're not gonna. Yeah we're not gonna do it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we're not gonna. So Everton admitting in their own two
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty character app Blue Heaven Holdings and the
Speaker 2: Friedkin Group confirmed they've reached agreement over the terms of
Speaker 2: the sale transaction subject to the regulatory approval, including from
Speaker 2: the Premier League, the Football Association and the Financial Conduct Authority.
Speaker 2: Patrick Boyland, among others over it's the Athletic close to
Speaker 2: a deal turns into a deal. I guess so, you
Speaker 2: know a spokesperson for the Freakin Group, all right, represents
Speaker 2: the latest twist in that time Everton's external debt and
Speaker 2: this is from our friends at the Athletic. In that time,
Speaker 2: Everton's external debt has risen to around six hundred million
Speaker 2: pounds almost eight hundred million bucks sought waste to finance
Speaker 2: every day running costs and their new stadium project. Once
Speaker 2: again two hundred million or two hundred and sixty six
Speaker 2: million dollars of that debt is ode to Freakin, the
Speaker 2: owner of as Roma. Freakin went on to pull out
Speaker 2: of exclusive talks with Mosheri in July, with those close
Speaker 2: to process citing concerns over Everton's debt before John Texter
Speaker 2: emerged as the new favorite, so it turned into a
Speaker 2: match raise. Speaking to skuy this month, Texter said he
Speaker 2: was confident of completing a takeover, but maintained that he
Speaker 2: could still be gazumped by a rival bid. You've been gazumped, sir.
Speaker 2: As a major lender to the club, Freakin insisted on
Speaker 2: their two hundred million pound loan being repaid in full
Speaker 2: before another takeover could be completed, leaving them close to
Speaker 2: events as they played out. TGGU also walked away from
Speaker 2: talks initially prior to acquiring Roma four years ago. Well
Speaker 2: it's TFG. It's a misspelling in the athletic and you
Speaker 2: will remember Roma, And like I said, this is where
Speaker 2: we want to bring Nick into the conversation when Nick
Speaker 2: is available, to get into the conversation somewhat in depth,
Speaker 2: to let everybody know about the Freakin group and their
Speaker 2: relationship as owners at Roma, because remember fans protested after
Speaker 2: Daniella de Rossi was sacked after four games in the
Speaker 2: new campaign. And like I said, when Nick comes in
Speaker 2: for the next time, I want Nick to add context
Speaker 2: to the Freakin Group in Roma and have everybody understand
Speaker 2: where the Freakin Group is coming from. So the Freakin
Speaker 2: Group this season, they own Roma. Four matches in I
Speaker 2: think they only had one point. They've wigged sacked de Rossi.
Speaker 2: That was not something that the fans took too kindly to.
Speaker 2: Chief executive Lena Sulliku stepped down from her role on
Speaker 2: so she demanded increased protection because of how mad the
Speaker 2: fans were. So the situation at Roma, to say it's
Speaker 2: going in the toilet is being offensive, probably the toilets.
Speaker 2: And so now for the Freakin Group, with the situation
Speaker 2: going on at Roma, they're now going to buy Everton
Speaker 2: or the ninety four point one percent stake from Fard Mashery.
Speaker 2: So they've got crap going on. They've got ish going on.
Speaker 2: It's not crap, They've got ish going on at Roma.
Speaker 2: They freaked out, they fired their manager. Fans got upset,
Speaker 2: like beyond upset, to the point to where the chief
Speaker 2: executive wanted extra protection, and then she resigned this past weekend.
Speaker 2: So that's Roma and the Freakin Group. So now the
Speaker 2: Freakin Group has come in and they're like, yeah, we're
Speaker 2: gonna buy Everton, and I think that.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It turned into a match race between Freakin and Texter
Speaker 2: Tech start trying to get as much done as possible,
Speaker 2: and then the Freakin Group understanding, yeah, you already owe
Speaker 2: us two hundred million pounds. It was probably a safer
Speaker 2: deal for Farhud Masheri and his bunch to attach to
Speaker 2: Friedkin because they already owed Freakin money and if anybody
Speaker 2: else was hopping in the door to take over the
Speaker 2: most Moshery share, the Moshiery share, then the Freakin Group
Speaker 2: would have to know about it and they'd have to
Speaker 2: be kept up to date on details. And so they understand, oh,
Speaker 2: Texter is getting close, I'll tell you what. We'll go ahead.
Speaker 2: So a lot of that uh H. Estimates suggest TFG,
Speaker 2: which made money through its subsidiary Gulf States Toyota before
Speaker 2: branching into other spheres including film and entertainment's worth about
Speaker 2: six billion dollars. Hoping to succeed where others have failed,
Speaker 2: Masheri has also previously entered into exclusive talks with the
Speaker 2: Cam Group MSP Sports Capital, So that's Michael Dell and
Speaker 2: most controversially Miami seven seven seven partners, and we'd kept
Speaker 2: you up to date on everything seven seven seven when
Speaker 2: it came to their comings goings, shifting of funds, unavailability
Speaker 2: of funds, taking the wimpy approach to paying bills and
Speaker 2: buying things. Seven seven seven unable was unable to meet
Speaker 2: all of the conditions for the takeover by a June deadline.
Speaker 2: Seven seven seven, who are also being sued for fraud
Speaker 2: in New York, also let Everton around two hundred million pounds.
Speaker 2: What happens to that Money's unclear. I'm just wondering if
Speaker 2: seven seven seven two hundred million pounds actually exists. Whose
Speaker 2: money that two hundred million pounds actually is That is
Speaker 2: my question. Once again. Any deal for TFG to buy
Speaker 2: Everton's subject to regulatory approval expected before the end of
Speaker 2: the year, when Lesson they're opening four got their first
Speaker 2: point with the draw with Leicester City and everyone is
Speaker 2: chasing comment from Everton, O'sheri and the Freedkin Group. The
Speaker 2: Freedkin Group decided to just put out a release and
Speaker 2: that's where they are. So you know, all I can
Speaker 2: say is this, with everything that we have seen involving
Speaker 2: Everton and all of the different steps, and like I said,
Speaker 2: we go back to seven seven seven and Michael Dell
Speaker 2: and all of these things for the sake of Evertonians
Speaker 2: who still are building a stadium at Bramley Moore Doc
Speaker 2: looking to move in there from Guddison Park. You needed
Speaker 2: a new owner. I'm fairly certain that the next time
Speaker 2: that Nick comes in to discuss the Friedkin Group, he
Speaker 2: probably will not be too kind. But I believe it's
Speaker 2: important to have that kind of an education for all
Speaker 2: of us when it comes to what the Friedkin Group
Speaker 2: is dealing with, and who and who Everton and Evertonians
Speaker 2: are dealing with and the Premier League. If the Friedkin
Speaker 2: Group is approved to take over the far Hud Machery
Speaker 2: shares in the ninety four point one percent of Everton.
Speaker 2: So Freakin Group looks like Arian and so we'll see
Speaker 2: what is uh, We'll see what's on Nick's mind the
Speaker 2: next time that he is with us to break down
Speaker 2: everything Everton and break down everything more importantly, every everything
Speaker 2: Everton and everything Freakin Group. So we are all educated
Speaker 2: on the Freakin group and what they bring to the
Speaker 2: table on a day like this. So Morning Alex, Morning Ropes,
Speaker 2: Morning Derek, Yeah, Ropes, we didn't lose. Morning Hutch, Morning Harry,
Speaker 2: Morning Harry with tuning in early from San Antonio as
Speaker 2: he always does, very humbling that you would do. So
Speaker 2: Morning four Card Alex wondering if the osmaniik if he
Speaker 2: also had a nice canty. Maybe with the sight of
Speaker 2: fava beans. I don't know. So let's see and thank
Speaker 2: you for all jumping on the bott, Abby zeus from
Speaker 2: whatever the rest of that is. Morning Abbey, Morning Derek.
Speaker 2: And Abby got to go see Brett Goldstein at the
Speaker 2: Fox if I didn't have other stuff going on. The
Speaker 2: Boss and I were seriously debating going to the Fox
Speaker 2: and going to see Brett Goldstein. I imagine that it
Speaker 2: was a very very fun time and it was not
Speaker 2: g rated. So Abby's, like Guzan, was phenomenal. He better
Speaker 2: not decided to leave postseason. We need to be able
Speaker 2: to properly say goodbye and thank you. Alex. Brad went
Speaker 2: from never saving a PK for us to saving two
Speaker 2: or three this season. Genuinely think he's playing at his
Speaker 2: highest level. Ever, nothing that has gone wrong this season
Speaker 2: has been on him as far as Alex is concerned.
Speaker 2: And then Derek, Yes, the musketa strike was in fact ridiculous,
Speaker 2: and the morning pars Yeah, the fifty to fifty ball
Speaker 2: that earned a PK. So we'll see. Like I said,
Speaker 2: we're gonna go through everything. I know that some of it,
Speaker 2: and we may have to do this twice with Bart
Speaker 2: when he comes up at the top of the hour.
Speaker 2: We may have to do this through his arsenal lens
Speaker 2: and then have him take his rose colored glasses off.
Speaker 2: Even though it was a two two draw in and
Speaker 2: of itself that was crazy, but have him take his
Speaker 2: have him do it with his rose colored glasses on,
Speaker 2: and then with his rose colored glasses off. We may
Speaker 2: have to have him do it two ways this morning
Speaker 2: when it comes to everything all of that, So that
Speaker 2: will be very very interesting when Bart comes in once
Speaker 2: again at soccer for uspo D at Bartam's Prime nineteen
Speaker 2: comes on in about five minutes to break down everything
Speaker 2: that is reughing down here and the US national team
Speaker 2: that I want to discuss the youth bronze medal at
Speaker 2: the U twenty women's World Cup, so I want to
Speaker 2: discuss that. I want to break into that too and
Speaker 2: see what it's like. But once again, remember two Georgians
Speaker 2: on that roster that got a bronze medal for the
Speaker 2: women's side at the U twenty so very very cool
Speaker 2: stuff there as well. When it came to the events
Speaker 2: of the weekend, Kansas City and Gotham clinch playoff spots.
Speaker 2: I know, that's a real surprise. And at the NWSL
Speaker 2: Polisic extends a scoring streak. Ac Milan got a two
Speaker 2: to one win in their derby. So Gabia with the
Speaker 2: header gets the win. And here's something for you if
Speaker 2: and we'll have Kayler hodges on by the way. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll go over the week that will be here because
Speaker 2: this is an important point. Nick Markanick now has the
Speaker 2: USL Championship scoring record. He he's being transferred by Charleston
Speaker 2: Battery once the season is over, but he scored his
Speaker 2: twenty seventh goal over the weekend in the win over
Speaker 2: Tampa Bay tied the Charleston single season record for goal scored,
Speaker 2: matching Paul Conway's twenty seven back in two thousand and
Speaker 2: one when the Battery played in USL Division One MD
Speaker 2: Meyers got his third goal for the Battery, give him thirteen.
Speaker 2: Merchanic and Myers have now scored forty to set a
Speaker 2: USL Championship record for most goals in a single season
Speaker 2: by an attacking duo. And so keep an eye on
Speaker 2: Marchanic and keep an eye on the Charleston Battery once again.
Speaker 2: Kayler Hodges in the USL Show, joining us at nine
Speaker 2: thirty Tomorrow morning. It is Kayler tomorrow, it is Tyler.
Speaker 2: At nine to fifteen on Wednesday, hopefully we can catch
Speaker 2: up with the busiest man in the Northeast Dylan Butler
Speaker 2: at ten and one of the busiest analysts out there
Speaker 2: in college and in the USL League, Marion Crowder. We
Speaker 2: see if we can track her down at ten thirty
Speaker 2: on Wednesday Thursday, once again we'll catch you up when
Speaker 2: everything going on in hour number one and then it's
Speaker 2: the Power Hour Nino and Nico at ten and ten thirty.
Speaker 2: Then Friday, it's the weekend whip around patent pending trademark
Speaker 2: coming center hopefully rather than later, as Atlanta United gets
Speaker 2: ready for their trip to Chester and the twos get
Speaker 2: ready for a double match week because the twos play
Speaker 2: inter Miami CF two on Tuesday night, seven o'clock here
Speaker 2: on the Network pregame show seven point thirty is Your Kick?
Speaker 2: Seven thirty three is Your Kick at Land United two
Speaker 2: and inter Miami CF two. Jason will have the call
Speaker 2: on that one. Matt, You'll be there as well, Cast
Speaker 2: one thousands. It's the last home match of the season.
Speaker 2: Eliminated on the weekend by going into penalties against Crown
Speaker 2: Legacy not winning in regulation and so at Land United
Speaker 2: two got a point at Matthews in their matchup against
Speaker 2: Crown Legacy this past weekend goalstraw after night he played
Speaker 2: fantastically and once again Jad and Hibbert twelve saves on
Speaker 2: the night. Keep an eye on Jad and Hibbert the
Speaker 2: next year or so involving it Landy United in the
Speaker 2: goalkeeper situation twelve saves for Jade and Hibbert goalist after
Speaker 2: ninety minutes. Atlanta needed to win out with their matches
Speaker 2: starting with that one at Crown Legacy, obviously not getting
Speaker 2: the win and losing npks. So Crown Legacy gets two
Speaker 2: points on the night at Landy Night gets one point
Speaker 2: on the night. We're catching up with Steve Cook today
Speaker 2: for the pregame show for tomorrow, but at Landy United
Speaker 2: eliminated from postseason contention. So if you're in the area
Speaker 2: Tomorrow night, last home match of the year in MLS
Speaker 2: Next Pro for at Landy United two, go watch it.
Speaker 2: Landy United two. I'm taking on inter Miami CF two.
Speaker 2: That is once again seven o'clock pregame on the network
Speaker 2: seven thirty three kick across the MLS Next Pro Networks,
Speaker 2: and that is once again the last home match. Go
Speaker 2: see him, Go see the next wave of talent coming
Speaker 2: through for a Landy United. Go catch him for the
Speaker 2: last time at home this season, unless you're going to
Speaker 2: Chester and you're gonna go catch up with rich on
Speaker 2: the weekend because you have the first team playing on
Speaker 2: Saturday night, you have the second team playing on Sunday
Speaker 2: afternoon at three, and that'll be on the network as well.
Speaker 2: Two thirty pre game three o'clock three to zero three
Speaker 2: kick for at Landy United two Philadelphia Union two for
Speaker 2: the irregular season finale. So two matches, one on Tuesday,
Speaker 2: one on Sunday, two in a week two in one,
Speaker 2: two three four, So what is it? Six days? Two matches,
Speaker 2: six days to finish up the season. Last home match
Speaker 2: coming up on Tuesday. Then Sunday afternoon in Chester at
Speaker 2: Landy United two wraps up there MLS next Pro season
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty four against Philadelphia Union two and it's
Speaker 2: a big one for Philadelphia Union two as well, I
Speaker 2: will said, Philadelphia Union two two Philadelphia Union two as
Speaker 2: well because of playoff positioning in the Eastern Conference. So
Speaker 2: it'll be great to catch up with Steve Cook coming
Speaker 2: up at eleven thirty on our side, and you'll hear
Speaker 2: from Steve Cook in the pregame show on the network
Speaker 2: at Soccer Down here dot Mixlore dot com. As tomorrow
Speaker 2: at the Fraction for the last time in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: at Lant United two is hosting a match and it's
Speaker 2: Interrom Miami CF. It's Messi and Friends too coming to
Speaker 2: the Fraction tomorrow night. Abby says she's got an extra
Speaker 2: ticket if anybody wants to join. So Abby has an
Speaker 2: extra ticket to the twos. You want to go, You
Speaker 2: get to go see Abby, You get to go see
Speaker 2: the twos. Connect with Abby, go see the twos, Connect
Speaker 2: with Abbey and connect with Abby. So there you go.
Speaker 2: Very very cool stuff there. So that's the week. Excuse me,
Speaker 2: went down the wrong way. Hopefully get to catch up
Speaker 2: with our friends from Beyond Goals menering as well on Friday,
Speaker 2: and it would be Michael Parker's turn unless both he
Speaker 2: and Greg Garza are traveling the planet and helping out
Speaker 2: anyone on everyone that needs mentoring and it just needs
Speaker 2: talk soccer. So hang on a second, went down the
Speaker 2: wrong way. That's never good. So uh And also in
Speaker 2: championships once again, lack of patience at Cardiff and Cardiff's
Speaker 2: rough start has meant that manager erin Blue has been
Speaker 2: sacked as well, So Cardiff at the bottom of the standing.
Speaker 2: So people are freaking out sacked just left and right.
Speaker 2: And that's here where we are, all right, ten o'clock
Speaker 2: or ten oh one. I've babbled incessantly enough and so
Speaker 2: now it is time to bring in Bart Keeler and
Speaker 2: uh so we're gonna bring Bart in and h Bart
Speaker 2: home boy. We got plenty of reffing down here to
Speaker 2: get into. But before you look at you, leonor Ryane
Speaker 2: here this morning, yeah, busting out the leonor Ryan gear.
Speaker 2: Nicely done. How did they how did they do this weekend?
Speaker 2: Do you know? By the way, at the top.
Speaker 1: Well, a lot of our athletic teams won this weekend,
Speaker 1: so very good.
Speaker 2: Well there you go, as always, and.
Speaker 1: I have nothing for the women's soccer team over Emory
Speaker 1: and Henry. So that was a good one.
Speaker 2: Well well, I mean, you know, it looks like they were.
Speaker 2: It looks like Emery and Henry. We're just playing with
Speaker 2: only two. So yeah, well yeah, Bill and Mary, Emery
Speaker 2: and Henry. They're always playing shorthanded, all right. So roughing
Speaker 2: down here, we do know that there's plenty to talk about, right,
Speaker 2: But what I wanted to do was start by discussing
Speaker 2: what happened with the U twenties though on the women's side. Yeah,
Speaker 2: getting the bronze medal in Colombia and doing it on
Speaker 2: a one hundred and nineteenth minute winner to get the
Speaker 2: bronze in an international tournament. So Hazaz and Serpentina to
Speaker 2: the youth national team and the youth twenty side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I think, first off, we have to
Speaker 1: understand that North Korea does this particular competition very well,
Speaker 1: especially when you consider how they're not very good at
Speaker 1: the senior level. I won't speculate as to why they're
Speaker 1: somehow really good at the U twenty level, but just.
Speaker 2: Before military duty. Eh. But you know, there is just saying.
Speaker 1: These youth tournaments are about possibly finding some players to
Speaker 1: help with the next cycle. Right, you get two U
Speaker 1: twenty World Cups basically per cycle. So if you get
Speaker 1: one or two from each U twenty tournament, right, maybe three,
Speaker 1: then you've won. And I think we showed that there
Speaker 1: are three, four, maybe even five players that can potentially
Speaker 1: earn roles with the US women's national team coming up
Speaker 1: in you know, the twenty twenty seven cycle that we're
Speaker 1: now in.
Speaker 2: One hundred nineteenth minute winner for Maddy Dolling and it
Speaker 2: was a two to one win against the Netherlands. Bronze
Speaker 2: medal in the twenty twenty five for You twenty Women's
Speaker 2: World Cup at the Estadio El Campin in Bogata. So
Speaker 2: Americans best finish in the past five World Cups, dating
Speaker 2: back to their third and most recent title in twenty twelve,
Speaker 2: second success on the bronze medal game, last taking third
Speaker 2: in two thousand and four in Thailand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean again, this is I think this
Speaker 1: is good progress for a team that has struggled in
Speaker 1: the past editions of this of this tournament, I still
Speaker 1: maintained that the coach is Yes, Sivons has held this
Speaker 1: program back for multiple World Cups. She will no longer
Speaker 1: be coaching the U twenty side. She is being shuffled
Speaker 1: to a desk job, hopefully not for long either. But again,
Speaker 1: this is I have stayed on the same thought process
Speaker 1: for the longest, for the longest, Tide youth tournaments are
Speaker 1: great to participate, paid in. You went to see good play,
Speaker 1: you went to see some promising talent. But this was
Speaker 1: even I think, you know, this finally met expectations, John right,
Speaker 1: Like I think for the longest time, we've been like
Speaker 1: wireing a you twenty is doing well, and the fact
Speaker 1: that they get bronze, they beat the Netherlands, a country
Speaker 1: that we've been told is caught up to us, went
Speaker 1: farther than Spain, the country that we've been told has
Speaker 1: surpassed us with players, by the way, who were playing
Speaker 1: in NWSL, a league that we were told isn't good
Speaker 1: enough to compete with the.
Speaker 9: Rest of the world. That that is truly the wonderful
Speaker 9: thing here. Also, let's see so running through the superlatives.
Speaker 9: Ali Center's goal, her third of the women's World Cup
Speaker 9: after her goal in Germany was changed to an og
Speaker 9: twelfth of her U twenty career. Also scored in the
Speaker 9: twenty twenty two U twenty Women's World Cup, ends her
Speaker 9: U twenty career with four World Cup goals. Gesselle Thompson's
Speaker 9: assist her second of the attorney Pietro Tordine leaving score
Speaker 9: in the tournament finishes her U twenty career six goals
Speaker 9: in thirteen U twenty cus caps. Dudley scores twice, giving
Speaker 9: her five U twenty goals and thirteen appearances.
Speaker 2: Local whoop woop. I think that's what the kids do
Speaker 2: these days? Do they still did the whoop poop when
Speaker 2: they celebrate Euni McCormick two goals to assists all all
Speaker 2: the tournament awards announced after the twenty four FIFA U
Speaker 2: twenty one's World Cup Final in bogatav featuring Korea and Japan.
Speaker 2: Teagan why a backup in twenty twenty two Stellar Roll
Speaker 2: tournament several key saves, contributing to the eventual bronze medal
Speaker 2: SO twenty six to eleven and shots nine on three
Speaker 2: shots on goal two saves for the US compared to
Speaker 2: eight for the Netherlands seventeen corner kicks for the US match.
Speaker 1: That's pretty dominant performance against the Netherlands. Now, granted it's
Speaker 1: a bronze medal match, but you know that that is
Speaker 1: also john kind of the mentality building, rebuilding I should
Speaker 1: say of this program, where you know, in the past,
Speaker 1: the US women always take bronze medal game. Seriously, that
Speaker 1: is just as important to walk away with the medal
Speaker 1: at any level, right, And so to see the girls
Speaker 1: come out with such a powerful and meaningful performance in
Speaker 1: a match that most teams wouldn't really care about, right,
Speaker 1: I think that's fair to say the third place match
Speaker 1: is generally just like we're here. That's great again, rebuilding
Speaker 1: the mentality, the winning mentality of the program.
Speaker 2: Uh and you know the beauty of staring at my
Speaker 2: mail means this. We actually have even more breaking news
Speaker 2: and it's a venue announcement. US Soccer selects Saint Louis
Speaker 2: to hosts critical CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals number eighteen. So
Speaker 2: US Soccer has selected Saint Louis. MO Well, that that.
Speaker 1: Actually is a good I think that's a good location.
Speaker 1: Saint Louis, you know, has proven to be a pretty
Speaker 1: well supported molest team, and that makes sense to go
Speaker 1: from Saint Louis to probably a Central American country looking
Speaker 1: like Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, maybe Jamaica.
Speaker 2: Maybe A kickoff for City Park set for eight o'clock
Speaker 2: on November eighteen. Match broadcast on every network imaginable.
Speaker 1: I think the problem is they have to fly in
Speaker 1: and out of Saint Louis International, which is by far
Speaker 1: one of the worst experiences.
Speaker 2: And Lambert So Lambert Lambert has not improved. Huh.
Speaker 1: They spend all the money on the other side of
Speaker 1: the state for that airport approval.
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Speaker 2: toward their fourth straight Conker cab Nations League title. They've
Speaker 2: won every edition of the competition since it launched in
Speaker 2: twenty nineteen. Third trip to the home of the Saint
Speaker 2: Louis City sc following two dominant shutout victories in their
Speaker 2: first two visits eight one and three in Saint Louis
Speaker 2: in their careers. Ticket information pre sales Monday, September twenty third,
Speaker 2: including Friday seven. So coach a circle, President's Circle, So
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Speaker 2: visa pre sale. So it's it is a visa pre sale.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you have to show that to
Speaker 2: wander in the door. Hi, here's my visa and so
Speaker 2: there you go. You get into the pre sale. So
Speaker 2: there you go. So it's head to Saint Louis for
Speaker 2: the week before Thanksgiving to to find out what's what's
Speaker 2: going on the Oh that is.
Speaker 1: Right after the let me look at my schedule real quick. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the monday after Georgia host Tennessee.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, so you see, Now you got it. You
Speaker 2: gotta get your money squared away.
Speaker 1: No, you gotta figure out which one you're going to.
Speaker 1: If you're you're a Tennessee Uga or US soccer fan.
Speaker 2: Well, or you could just whip out. You could whip
Speaker 2: out your visa card.
Speaker 1: And sit there and go, this is gonna be I'm
Speaker 1: sure that's why they want you to use it.
Speaker 2: A plastic vacation exactly. Uh okay, So I'm going to
Speaker 2: uh tell you why don't we build to it? All right?
Speaker 2: So what do you what do you want to handle? First?
Speaker 2: Do you want to handle?
Speaker 1: I wanna I want to handle We'll get into we'll
Speaker 1: get into Atlanta United. Let's do that one first.
Speaker 2: All right, We're you gonna do that one first, Okay,
Speaker 2: So here's what we do. We're gonna replay, and like
Speaker 2: I said, this is the network version. This is the
Speaker 2: network call of Callum and Kaylan for goal number four.
Speaker 2: Callum and Cale. I know Calumri and Calen uh. And
Speaker 2: so this is Callum is Callum Williams and Kaylen Carr.
Speaker 2: This is their call from Apple TV Plus and MLS
Speaker 2: Soccer goal number four from the match this weekend. And
Speaker 2: I know that you already had some interaction with folks
Speaker 2: on social media about this particular play. So here we
Speaker 2: go provided. I, oh, I don't know, maybe if I
Speaker 2: turn the damn volume up, people would hear the thing.
Speaker 2: Good lord, you're sitting there, you turn the music down
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden it's down, and then you
Speaker 2: turn the music back up and then nothing's there. So anyway, uh,
Speaker 2: now that I've got the volume back up, let's try
Speaker 2: it again once again, courtesy of our friends at Apple
Speaker 2: TV Plus and Major Leo get.
Speaker 8: Greedy and haven't settled for anything in this one.
Speaker 2: He's continued to change the team.
Speaker 3: Pretty makes the tat fucking cross were just out the three.
Speaker 8: Minute well ten to ten stuff and it's the center
Speaker 8: back no one I love who stands this.
Speaker 1: Up to till and Nielssen.
Speaker 8: It's a courageous header from him. He was disappointed they
Speaker 8: didn't take.
Speaker 2: All three Points's nothing like It's like, okay, I turned
Speaker 2: the music down, but they don't turn the loop off anyway,
Speaker 2: so you got to hear it. Kind of one plus anyway,
Speaker 2: I know that. And as I mentioned in our number one,
Speaker 2: you're a fan, you're a fan of the grand final,
Speaker 2: the Grand Finals coming up in Australian rules football. And
Speaker 2: to be perfectly honest, looking at that play, I swear
Speaker 2: to god the only thing missing was the play by
Speaker 2: play with Callum Keillen going it's a mark you know?
Speaker 2: Is something like that from Australian What in the blue
Speaker 2: hell play?
Speaker 1: Okay, so I understand why at Lanta undded fans won't
Speaker 1: this be called a foul. It does appear that the
Speaker 1: headache the attacker jumps on top of Ommador.
Speaker 7: It does appear that he invades maybe his.
Speaker 1: Vertical personal space, personal vertical space.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, whatever modifier needs to be in.
Speaker 1: However, I think The issue that we're looking at here
Speaker 1: is the attacker doesn't use his arms or any other
Speaker 1: part of his body to gain that aerial advantage. And
Speaker 1: the other problem is Amador is backing up. He is
Speaker 1: moving backwards, possibly into the same vertical space that we're
Speaker 1: claiming he occupies. That vertical space may be occupied by
Speaker 1: the attacker at that point in time. I really didn't
Speaker 1: have an issue with this not being called I'll be
Speaker 1: quite honest, because it didn't seem to me that he
Speaker 1: used any sort of unfair advantage outside of apparently being
Speaker 1: able to jump like an NBA player. And while we
Speaker 1: want to be upset that he eventually does contact Amador,
Speaker 1: that contact is mainly because Amodor backs up into him.
Speaker 1: He seems to be the one who has gained control
Speaker 1: of that space. And again, he doesn't use his arms.
Speaker 1: He doesn't like push off of them, he doesn't push
Speaker 1: into them. It looked fairly legal. I'm really sorry, guys.
Speaker 2: Okay, Like I said, I mean that it turned into
Speaker 2: a it turned into an issue, and it turned into
Speaker 2: a hot button topic for goal number four.
Speaker 1: But it did, and it's not not controversial. I just
Speaker 1: think that as the referee, you look across. You know,
Speaker 1: you have some advantage with the ar, right, but if
Speaker 1: you don't see the actual foul. Again, we don't see
Speaker 1: him pushing down. You have an ar there who could
Speaker 1: have possibly given you some direction as well. But it
Speaker 1: just seemed to me that he won the position one
Speaker 1: control of that space before Amador got there. And when
Speaker 1: you look at it on broadcast, you can clearly see
Speaker 1: to me that he is moving in this way, aman
Speaker 1: or is moving that way, and he is just the
Speaker 1: one jumping and he doesn't necessarily fly into him. He
Speaker 1: goes fairly straight up and down, which is another that
Speaker 1: we are kind of looking for. You know, it's not
Speaker 1: quite the same as basketball. We do try to make
Speaker 1: sure that you have you know your vertical space.
Speaker 2: But so the principle of verticality.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the principle of verticality is still somewhat applies. But
Speaker 1: again you have to be in control of that vertical space,
Speaker 1: and I don't think Amador got it unfortunately.
Speaker 2: Okay, Like I said that, this is I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: back and watch the match, and then I will go
Speaker 2: back and I will Zippruder the film so I can
Speaker 2: sit there and see principles of verticality if there and
Speaker 2: any advantages or gained or anything like that. Okay, the
Speaker 2: other element of the weekend, and this gives us a
Speaker 2: chance to kind of talk about things in the Premier
Speaker 2: League as well, since we already talked about the possible
Speaker 2: takeover of Everton. Oh my god, one of the world's
Speaker 2: national nightmares might actually be over by the Freakin Group
Speaker 2: and that creates another nightmare. Just ask Nick, I'm sure
Speaker 2: is the matchup with Arsenal and Manchester City. So first
Speaker 2: and foremost, where can I'm a circom a capital s
Speaker 2: were you when this match was going on? I was.
Speaker 1: Running after teenagers amount of soccer field being yelled at
Speaker 1: by various of them.
Speaker 2: God lord, oh boy, so you got you had to
Speaker 2: you had to watch this on like later?
Speaker 1: I yeah, I had to check with it on my
Speaker 1: fot mob map as I'm going app as I'm going
Speaker 1: around in games, I thought for a second about asking
Speaker 1: one of the boys on the bench, like, hey, who's
Speaker 1: got a phone?
Speaker 7: You can give me an update.
Speaker 1: There was some hot takes, some of them included MESSI
Speaker 1: is only a top ten player, by the way, and
Speaker 1: I didn't I was on the line for that game
Speaker 1: and I I didn't jump into the conversation, but.
Speaker 2: I was, wow, mess, he's only a top ten planel.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what I wanted to we may have to
Speaker 2: do this two separate ways, and.
Speaker 1: Michael Oliver, I think that's a good place to start.
Speaker 1: I think that's the best way to start this discussion
Speaker 1: of this match.
Speaker 2: Sure, because there were a couple of moments where Michael
Speaker 2: Oliver kind of perhaps mentally went walk about as a
Speaker 2: as a middle official. And what I said to folks
Speaker 2: before you were coming in is that we might have
Speaker 2: to do this two ways. We might have to do
Speaker 2: this with you with your rose colored arsenal glasses on,
Speaker 2: and with you being as neutral.
Speaker 1: I do think I'm neutral in this sense, right. I
Speaker 1: think Michael Oliver had a not very good day at
Speaker 1: the office. I think that's fair to say.
Speaker 7: I think he.
Speaker 1: Struggled to maintain for himself the lines that he he
Speaker 1: himself drew.
Speaker 2: He actually drew lines.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, right, and watching it back, you know,
Speaker 1: listening to the commentary they were and you can tell
Speaker 1: this is coming from you know, I think it was
Speaker 1: is it grammar ly who was doing it? But coming
Speaker 1: from a former professional player, it was frustrating for them
Speaker 1: to watch a referee not be able to keep consistency,
Speaker 1: but not just consistency and like, oh, you know, not
Speaker 1: just calling fouls or not. Because I think he did
Speaker 1: an okay enough job of like trying to keep fouls
Speaker 1: at a level, right, he let some physicality go. But
Speaker 1: the problem is some of his decisions about how he
Speaker 1: managed the game, who he talked to, what yellow cards
Speaker 1: weren't weren't given, were problematic. And again I think part
Speaker 1: of his issue was, just as Robes puts out in
Speaker 1: the comments, it was a little bit main character syndrome.
Speaker 1: He felt he had to be the one to control
Speaker 1: the match, and that is his job, but he didn't
Speaker 1: do a good enough job of controlling himself within the match,
Speaker 1: and that happens sometimes. I will be the first to
Speaker 1: say I had this issue on my third game. Now,
Speaker 1: granted I'm doing three games. Michael Oliver gets won and
Speaker 1: gets paid a hell of a lot more money than
Speaker 1: I do. But I had this issue with my third
Speaker 1: game on Sunday where I was tired. It was ninety
Speaker 1: seven thousand degrees and kids and parents are going around
Speaker 1: yeapp in the whole time, and I'm just like, y'all
Speaker 1: need to stop. And so I gave a lot of
Speaker 1: yellow cards for dissent. It felt good.
Speaker 2: I see parents yellow cards, bang wish I gave the.
Speaker 1: Coach yellow card. He got mad that I called a
Speaker 1: penalty kick for his team.
Speaker 7: I'll talk about that later.
Speaker 1: But it was it was a problem with him not
Speaker 1: controlling himself. I think that was really what it was.
Speaker 1: He was unable to keep himself at an even cool.
Speaker 2: He didn't control himself.
Speaker 1: He was not an even temperament. He was not in
Speaker 1: a consistent frame of mind himself, and I think that
Speaker 1: is where we got into the trouble where, you know,
Speaker 1: some things were conversations, some things were fouls, some things
Speaker 1: were yellow cards, some things were let go completely uh,
Speaker 1: and he seemed to the fouls themselves were okay, right.
Speaker 1: I think most people you can watch like, oh, okay,
Speaker 1: some fowls were let go some more. But like that's
Speaker 1: gonna happen in any match.
Speaker 7: It's the all the other stuff.
Speaker 1: You know, he's chatting up players in the box who
Speaker 1: are just happened to be standing next to each other,
Speaker 1: you know. But then on the goal that Arsenal scores
Speaker 1: to go up to one before the half, Kyle Walker
Speaker 1: sitting there slapping Gabrielle Martinelli. No, Gabrielle Magles, you know,
Speaker 1: before the match, before the kick happens, and Gabrielle gets
Speaker 1: one up on him as scores. But it's like, so,
Speaker 1: why aren't you discussing that, which is clearly a player
Speaker 1: trying to antagonize an opponent. But two players who outen
Speaker 1: to just stand next to each other in the box
Speaker 1: is fine? Like those types of Okay, well, which one
Speaker 1: are you commenting on?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: And it happened all game where it was like, well, okay,
Speaker 1: you know, Thomas Party maybe got away with something.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: Granted, Rogery, I don't know what he was doing in
Speaker 1: this game, because it seemed like he was just ready
Speaker 1: to fall to the ground anytime someone looked at him.
Speaker 2: Weird.
Speaker 1: Well, and at an incident the very beginning set the
Speaker 1: tone for Michael Oliver the whole match, but also set
Speaker 1: the tone for what City and Arsenal were trying to do.
Speaker 1: City was trying to play the victim and Arsenal was
Speaker 1: trying to play the aggressor, and he saw that throughout
Speaker 1: the entire match, and Oliver didn't really address either part
Speaker 1: side until he decided to just give yellow cards for
Speaker 1: I don't know what he was giving yellow cards for sometimes,
Speaker 1: you know, And we could talk about that particular incident
Speaker 1: of Trossard second yellow that was also a great example
Speaker 1: of Oliver not holding any line.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The only thing consistent was his inconsistency. I guess
Speaker 2: you had there. There were a couple of moments that
Speaker 2: have stuck out with folks and uh and the I
Speaker 2: think the the larger element in all of this was
Speaker 2: Michael Oliver's lack of consistency. And you're wondering where the
Speaker 2: line is in any given moment.
Speaker 1: You know, It's like drawing a line in the sand
Speaker 1: during a sandstorm. Yeah, and that's kind of what it
Speaker 1: was like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Or being the turf apparently at at plow Lane
Speaker 2: with Wimbledon after a flood. Don't remind me as a
Speaker 2: member the Dons. Trust God, that's going to be expensive
Speaker 2: to fix. And apparently it might be a sinkhole. Okay,
Speaker 2: so a couple of moments. Let me then this is
Speaker 2: going to be random. It probably won't be in time order.
Speaker 2: So Manchester United scores City equalizes it one Erling Holland
Speaker 2: decides he wants to pick up the soccer ball and
Speaker 2: uh sorry, I think this was too two. Sorry my beads.
Speaker 2: One of the equalizers where Holland picks up the ball
Speaker 2: throws it at Gabriel's.
Speaker 1: Heads was the equalizer at the very end. Yeah lately, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's nothing by this. This this is not the first
Speaker 1: time Holland has done something not disagreeious, but he has
Speaker 1: a tendency to show boat after uh you know, I
Speaker 1: mean truly taunt opponents after goals. This is not the
Speaker 1: first time he's done this. And to throw the ball
Speaker 1: at the back of someone's head like that, that is
Speaker 1: possibly violent conduct. I'm sorry that just that cannot be unchecked.
Speaker 2: And that went without any kind of repercussion or anything.
Speaker 2: It's just like you threw it. I mean literally, You've
Speaker 2: got players with jerseys over here and you know, throws
Speaker 2: the throws the ball. I want to ask about, uh
Speaker 2: the the Califiori equalizer. Okay, where you have literally and
Speaker 2: because of one once again not knowing where the line
Speaker 2: is and not knowing where conversations are and where where
Speaker 2: things are, where things stand. So Kyle Walker is apparently
Speaker 2: ordered over to speak to Michael Oliver. Yes, and so
Speaker 2: called over and then he doesn't have time to recover
Speaker 2: his position before Arsenal takes a quick free kick which
Speaker 2: leads to the equalizer, and you have a moment like that,
Speaker 2: and then after that you you see Kyle Walker and
Speaker 2: Pep Guardiola getting into it because Guardiola was furious, and
Speaker 2: I imagine that Kyle Walker is in turn saying, look,
Speaker 2: I would he called me over to talk to him.
Speaker 2: That's why I was out of position, knowing how positioning
Speaker 2: is so important for Pep Guardiola. When you have a
Speaker 2: player that you call over or any of your any
Speaker 2: of your friends, and any any of your your officiating
Speaker 2: crew types, when you have a when you call a
Speaker 2: player over after a whistle in a you know, a
Speaker 2: free kick situation, what is your allowance for after the
Speaker 2: conversation is over, When is that moment happened for you
Speaker 2: and your in your cohorts? And then what's the spacing
Speaker 2: there to allow play to reset?
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know if there's a cut and dry answer.
Speaker 1: There does need to be for them. There should be
Speaker 1: a whistle for the restart or at least some indication
Speaker 1: of we're playing right. You do need to give that
Speaker 1: when you stop the match.
Speaker 2: There was one there either.
Speaker 1: And I did see I did physically see Michael Oliver
Speaker 1: do the you know, the arm play like come play,
Speaker 1: but like he went, you know, up and back. But
Speaker 1: it wasn't an immediate Okay, we're done talking, keep playing.
Speaker 1: There was a couple of seconds, but at the same time,
Speaker 1: you know, we're trying to get on the game.
Speaker 7: And I think the issue here was for.
Speaker 1: Was because Kyle Walker was out of position from where
Speaker 1: he normally would have been defending. But we can't penalize
Speaker 1: the team that got the free kick because we need
Speaker 1: to wait for wait, we can't just wait for players
Speaker 1: to get back into position every single time. And that's
Speaker 1: the other kind of the tightrope that we're walking here
Speaker 1: is well, what is a fair amount of time to
Speaker 1: get back? But also you committed the foul, right and Arsenal,
Speaker 1: had we not stop play to talk to Kyle Walker
Speaker 1: may have taken a freak a quick free kick anyway.
Speaker 1: And that's it's hard because you you don't want to
Speaker 1: give the attack, you don't want to nullify the attacking
Speaker 1: team's advantage, right, but you do want to try to
Speaker 1: be fair. And I don't think he didn't not have time,
Speaker 1: but he definitely hadn't didn't have time to get way
Speaker 1: back in position.
Speaker 7: But again, you're the foul was not.
Speaker 1: On the you know, right side, the third and the
Speaker 1: attacking third for Arsenal, right, it was at mid field.
Speaker 1: Yes to me, I'm going well, Kyle Walker was already
Speaker 1: out of position. So again, it's not fair for Arsenal
Speaker 1: to let Manchester City get set in a defensive formation
Speaker 1: after they've been given a free k type of thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, ish Housing, I want to get into that because
Speaker 2: that was something that Manchester City was not too fond of.
Speaker 2: Was apparently the number of folks for Arsenal going down
Speaker 2: with alleged cramps, et cetera, et cetera. Once again and
Speaker 2: going into this section, it is not something that you
Speaker 2: can you cannot assume if and correct me if I'm
Speaker 2: wrong here. It is not something that as a center
Speaker 2: ref you can assume one hundred percent in the negative.
Speaker 2: You cannot assume ish housing. You have to give the
Speaker 2: player the benefit of the doubt, but you can take
Speaker 2: evidence in its empirical nature. Clie, it am I wrong? Right?
Speaker 1: I mean, look, you can't be sure if a player
Speaker 1: is injured or not right because in this game of soccer.
Speaker 1: People pick up knocks and cramps and pains, painful things
Speaker 1: all the time, so you do have to allow them.
Speaker 1: You have to understand you have to allow them to
Speaker 1: have that right. But that doesn't mean that they can
Speaker 1: take forever. That doesn't mean you can. You need to
Speaker 1: wait for them to be okay. You you as a referee,
Speaker 1: can speed up the process. So it can either be
Speaker 1: you quickly call the training stuff onto the field or
Speaker 1: you say you you get your watch out like a
Speaker 1: lot of MLS rules are trying to do, is as
Speaker 1: quick in the time you're allowed to be injured basically right,
Speaker 1: and while the premar League doesn't have that stipulation, you
Speaker 1: can you can be there as a reference. I will
Speaker 1: want I'm adding the time you know, you start keeping
Speaker 1: track right then and there and to say okay, well
Speaker 1: we need to get him off the field. So there
Speaker 1: are ways as a referee that you can make this quicker.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm sorry that Manchester City Fields hard done
Speaker 1: by a Premier League thing because I'm sure they've never
Speaker 1: had any advantages given to them by the Premier League
Speaker 1: or any other never, but they do have, you know,
Speaker 1: they have some level of gripe that Arsenal was trying
Speaker 1: to waste time, trying.
Speaker 2: To you know, well but.
Speaker 1: At the same time, right, but at the same time,
Speaker 1: they're just not used to being to losing at home
Speaker 1: because they get every single advantage that's ever been afforded
Speaker 1: to any team ever. So this I think it's more
Speaker 1: about them again playing the victim mentality here and saying, oh, well,
Speaker 1: how dare you not give us the benefit of the
Speaker 1: doubt when you know the other team is there's two
Speaker 1: teams on the field, and Manchester City forgets that there
Speaker 1: are other teams and they're allowed to do things too.
Speaker 1: But no, John, I mean that's the point, right. We've
Speaker 1: had this issue with Atlanta United where teams come in
Speaker 1: and they start wasting time and it's like, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's they're what they're going to do, you know, But it's.
Speaker 2: Just set But it's up to the center f and
Speaker 2: the crew to understand where is housing is and absolut
Speaker 2: and navigate the rules correctly to where the ish housing
Speaker 2: doesn't get out of control.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and then that was where I think Oliver again, yeah,
Speaker 1: unable to control the match very well. He didn't take
Speaker 1: measures to either control it or quicken it right. Again,
Speaker 1: you can't stop a player from going down injured because
Speaker 1: again you don't know if they're entered or not. You
Speaker 1: can take measures to make.
Speaker 7: That stoppage quicker.
Speaker 1: Uh. And there is a yellow card given to a
Speaker 1: player on the bench for legedly telling David Riya to
Speaker 1: go down, so clearly he wasn't he wasn't out of
Speaker 1: tune to this. You know, kid hasn't even played a
Speaker 1: minute of Premier League action and he's got a yellow card,
Speaker 1: which quite honestly not the not the dumbest thing that
Speaker 1: we've done.
Speaker 2: I mean to think about it. If there's there's hold
Speaker 2: on the sidelines who hasn't played lick of action, right,
Speaker 2: and you're a manager, go to women sit there and say, okay,
Speaker 2: I need you to say this, yeah, tell right, because
Speaker 2: A when's he gonna play? B when's he gonna get
Speaker 2: another four yellows to sit there and write off? I
Speaker 2: mean in a way that is brilliant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean the seventeen year old who's really on
Speaker 1: the bench right now because of injuries and players missing time.
Speaker 1: You know, yeah, it is like that's the thing is
Speaker 1: like this is the ship housing that.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: It happens, right, And again the referee, at least in
Speaker 1: this incident, said you can't do that and gave a
Speaker 1: yellow card for it. So I mean, it's not like
Speaker 1: he didn't not deal with it. I don't think he
Speaker 1: did a good enough job of actually controlling when it happened,
Speaker 1: because again, you can't stop a player from being injured.
Speaker 7: You can, however, make things a little bit quicker.
Speaker 1: And as he showed be in tune of is this
Speaker 1: the strategy? What is the thing.
Speaker 2: Now to the moment that the that we really wanted
Speaker 2: to get into here Now, I'm not talking about Erling
Speaker 2: Holland telling to kill Arteta to stay humble after the match,
Speaker 2: and apparently that did show up on camera with audio,
Speaker 2: but the decision to dismiss Leandro Trossard, Yeah, with a
Speaker 2: second yellow. He'd been booked for pulling Savigno back, and
Speaker 2: this is how it was worded in the telegram. Arteta
Speaker 2: was furious about the decision to dismiss Trossard, who had
Speaker 2: already been booked for pulling back Savigno after Declan Rice
Speaker 2: had been sent off in similar circumstances for kicking the
Speaker 2: ball away against Brighton. I'm sorry, but that declan rerice,
Speaker 2: you don't do that, and if it got seen, it
Speaker 2: got seen. Jeremy Duku escaped censure in the game for
Speaker 2: kicking the ball away, although the City winger appeared to
Speaker 2: be kicking it towards the area he felt an Arsenal
Speaker 2: free kick should be taken. Our Teta said quote, it's obvious.
Speaker 2: It's that obvious that it's not necessary to comment on it.
Speaker 2: It's the second time this season. I'm expecting one hundred
Speaker 2: Premier League games to be ten against eleven or nine
Speaker 2: y ten this season. Let's see. It's already happened twice
Speaker 2: in five games, which is very worrying to see in
Speaker 2: the best in the best league, the Premier League. So
Speaker 2: trust Sard because of.
Speaker 1: It, I will admit this is going to be hard
Speaker 1: for me to talk about how we are because it's
Speaker 1: happened to us twice. And I think, more importantly, as
Speaker 1: mentioned in the article, the opponent did the same thing before.
Speaker 1: We got a yellow card for doing something, in my opinion,
Speaker 1: less egregious, I think. For Trossard, I understand why it
Speaker 1: was called. You know, he kicked the ball away late.
Speaker 1: It felt more like a continuation of play. Sure, it
Speaker 1: was after the whistle.
Speaker 2: That's fair.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what Djoku did was way more egregious. I don't
Speaker 1: care if you think, oh, well, it's back there, that's
Speaker 1: not your ball and it's not your job to do that, right,
Speaker 1: That's that's not how this works. Also, I can use
Speaker 1: then Declan Rice was just kicking the ball away where
Speaker 1: he thought the fair kick should have been. That is
Speaker 1: a terrible terrause to use to excuse someone who, five
Speaker 1: seconds after the play has been called a foul, is
Speaker 1: kicking the ball away. And again that's the issue is
Speaker 1: Trossard looked like he was just continuing play.
Speaker 7: Now, I agree.
Speaker 1: That could can be a yellow cart the same thing
Speaker 1: we wanted in the Brighton game, when the player the
Speaker 1: ball goes out of play and he knocks the ball
Speaker 1: seventy yards down the field, could be seen as a
Speaker 1: continuation to play. I don't know why you would knock
Speaker 1: the ball seventy yards down the field like that, but
Speaker 1: can be seen because it was a rather quick succession.
Speaker 1: And that's different, I think than knocking the ball.
Speaker 7: Away for a free kick.
Speaker 1: Right, Because what Declan Rice did was not a continuation
Speaker 1: to play. That's very true. He knocked the ball away
Speaker 1: after a foulben call walking away, he sees the ball,
Speaker 1: he knocks away. I understand why a referee thing SUTs
Speaker 1: the yellow card. So what Djoku does is similar to
Speaker 1: what Rice does. But Rice gets penalized. But because Manchester
Speaker 1: City is Manchester City, they don't get it. But Troussard,
Speaker 1: who is continuing play, gets booked immediately right, and more importantly,
Speaker 1: the foul itself probably also is in a yellow.
Speaker 7: Card given the context of the match.
Speaker 1: And that's the other issue is if the yellow cards
Speaker 1: for the foul that's a really soft yellow card and
Speaker 1: the context of the match that he has called, right,
Speaker 1: the yellow card for knocking the ball away when City
Speaker 1: players did something more egregious. Right, It's just it's hard.
Speaker 1: I know. You can say, oh Arsenal needs to learn
Speaker 1: their lesson, and I agree. The problem is again consistency,
Speaker 1: so other teams are allowed to do it without any
Speaker 1: real p tenants or any real adjudication from the referee
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, repercussion.
Speaker 1: Oliver even yelled at Arsenal about it when Joku did it.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to talk about it as an Arsenal fan
Speaker 1: because it has happened to us twice.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 7: It.
Speaker 1: It's frustrating because other teams do it and and our
Speaker 1: touches correct. Is like, well, if we're going to be this,
Speaker 1: if we're going to police it this hard, yeah, then
Speaker 1: you're gonna have a lot of games where you're gonna
Speaker 1: have ten nine players on the field. And I think
Speaker 1: we go back to the game last.
Speaker 7: Year between these two these two teams.
Speaker 1: When a City player was on a yellow card and
Speaker 1: did something that should have been deemed a second yellow
Speaker 1: but wasn't given because Michael Oliver quote didn't want to
Speaker 1: affect the game. Yet this in the first half. Now, again,
Speaker 1: cross Art shouldn't be putting yourself in this. You know,
Speaker 1: the first yellow card stopping a promising attack not great.
Speaker 1: Second yellow card avoidable. They're both avoidable. But again, why
Speaker 1: does one team get extra allowances, get extra room but
Speaker 1: the other team doesn't.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying That's why I said I figured we'd
Speaker 2: have to ask you the question two separate times, for you,
Speaker 2: the the arsenal fan to discuss and for the ref
Speaker 2: to discuss. We do have the what's the muggs this morning?
Speaker 2: By the way, Sydney, Okay, there you go, Yes, I
Speaker 2: remember that trip I remember that I was.
Speaker 1: I was on I was down there.
Speaker 2: With you with your late with your late night local
Speaker 2: time phone calls to us. Yes, okay. So here's here's
Speaker 2: how Guardiola was asked about it, and Kyle Walker was
Speaker 2: asked about that moment after the match, the one that
Speaker 2: we discussed where Kyle's asked to come over. So Pep
Speaker 2: said in the future quote I will say to my
Speaker 2: players when the referee says, come and talk to me,
Speaker 2: we will not go end quote, but added that his
Speaker 2: players should have been compensated, should have compensated for the
Speaker 2: situation by reorganizing. So Pep is saying a He's like, Okay,
Speaker 2: if a ref wants my player to come over, I'm
Speaker 2: going to tell him don't. But at the same time,
Speaker 2: his players should have reorganized. If Kyle Walker was going
Speaker 2: to talk to Michael Oliver, they should have had the
Speaker 2: foregnoledge to reorganize to be prepared for something that short. Rightton, Yeah,
Speaker 2: go ahead, Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's the issue, right is? I think again, even if
Speaker 1: the referee gives Walker a second two seconds, does that
Speaker 1: mean he's fully back? And again, how does that affect
Speaker 1: the attacking team?
Speaker 2: So then Walker felt Oliver should have been given him,
Speaker 2: should have given him time to get back into position.
Speaker 2: Quote from Kyle. I'm not ever going to come on
Speaker 2: national TV in national radio and start slagging people off,
Speaker 2: because there's enough of that going on around in the world.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying is I've not gone over to the referee.
Speaker 2: Me and Bukayosaka have not gone over to the referee.
Speaker 2: He's called us over. Quote. So if I'm being called
Speaker 2: over to the referee, he then should wait and allow
Speaker 2: me to get back in position before the ball is
Speaker 2: then gone over my head. So if I go over
Speaker 2: to the referee by my own accord and I'm out
Speaker 2: of position, it's my fault. But I'm in position. He's
Speaker 2: called the two captains obviously to calm the players down.
Speaker 2: I'm walking back saying, lads, concentrate nothing stupid, make sure
Speaker 2: we get through this. The ball's then going over my head.
Speaker 2: Me and Mike have a very good relationship, and I
Speaker 2: think he has a very hard job, especially at the
Speaker 2: top level. So that's not me being critical of him.
Speaker 2: I know he has a hard enough job. He's got
Speaker 2: twenty two angry players screaming at him continuously. If he
Speaker 2: calls me over, if I go over of my own accord,
Speaker 2: fair enough, but for him to call both captains over
Speaker 2: and then not let me get back in position. If
Speaker 2: I was a goalkeeper, does he let me get back
Speaker 2: into my net? Of course, I'm a defender. I'm the
Speaker 2: first line of defense. He should let me get back
Speaker 2: in and be set and then blow the whistle.
Speaker 1: So he agrees that kaya soccer should have been given
Speaker 1: time to get back into position to start me in
Speaker 1: an attack. Okay, love that. Okay, so there you go.
Speaker 1: So I understand it. But this is what the laws
Speaker 1: of the game say. And this isn't specific to this instance,
Speaker 1: but this is kind of it falls under this category
Speaker 1: right delaying the restart to show a card. Once the
Speaker 1: referee has decided to caution or send off a player,
Speaker 1: play must not be restarted until the sanction has been administered.
Speaker 1: Unless the non offending team takes a quick freekick and
Speaker 1: has a clear goal scoring opportunity in the referee can
Speaker 1: wait to sanction the player until after attack. Now, but
Speaker 1: once the sanction has started, all that it says is
Speaker 1: must not be restarted after until the sanction has been administered.
Speaker 1: So in this case, he brings him over where he says, boys,
Speaker 1: stop it. You know that's the sanction. He stops the conversation.
Speaker 1: Arsenal takes the kick. Now again, you you can absolutely
Speaker 1: say he you know, I could have need time to
Speaker 1: get back. I think that's fair. But both, especially in
Speaker 1: this case, both players were both teams were involved in
Speaker 1: this right and so both players, in theory are now
Speaker 1: down a player from this particular thing. It's not an
Speaker 1: unfair complaint from Kyle Walker. But again, what you it's
Speaker 1: not fair to the attacking team to let the the
Speaker 1: defending team get completely set to take a.
Speaker 2: Freakit, you know. According to Rob Dawson earlier this morning,
Speaker 2: Erling Holland will not face punishment for them. Of course,
Speaker 2: Gabriel Mogulize in being the ball.
Speaker 1: At someone, it's not at all sanctionable, but you know,
Speaker 1: kicking the ball slightly after the play that deserves.
Speaker 7: A red card.
Speaker 2: So Dawson says. The incident was missed by Michael Oliver
Speaker 2: spotted by v R. John Brooks, who decided it did
Speaker 2: not constitute violent conduct. Source told the Four Letter of
Speaker 2: the FA happy that the incident was dealt with at
Speaker 2: the time. In Holland will not face retrospective action.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean they're very happy that Earling Holland will
Speaker 1: continue to play and not have to face any punishment
Speaker 1: because you know that serves the Premier League. Well well,
Speaker 1: and it serves my fantasy, just like just like not
Speaker 1: calling past interference in the end zone against the Chiefs.
Speaker 2: Serves Oh boy, oh brother. I mean that's uh yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a that's a different that's a different kind of
Speaker 2: reffing down here. That's for the college football side.
Speaker 1: I don't have a certification of that, so I won't speak,
Speaker 1: but I'll just say I don't know.
Speaker 7: Man, looked looked a little fishy.
Speaker 2: Well, like I said that, that's that's We talked about
Speaker 2: that on the college football side on Sunday mornings and
Speaker 2: Tuesday night. So that's that's when that one gets discussed.
Speaker 2: Anything else from a a reffing perspective or a national perspective,
Speaker 2: stick a feather in your cap from this weekend.
Speaker 1: However, however, well, Hank, well know, I love how that
Speaker 1: came back again.
Speaker 2: Wait, hang on, so you got to set me up
Speaker 2: for something like this? Hit it?
Speaker 1: I do credit Torri Penso. I thought that what we're
Speaker 1: seeing from MLS referees. Finally, is a good cadence to
Speaker 1: delivering decisions. I thought PENCO did a good job. Was
Speaker 1: it our penalty of their penalty, the penalty they got?
Speaker 1: Where explain exactly what happened? Right, give some sort of context, Right,
Speaker 1: this player did this, therefore this right? And I thought
Speaker 1: PENCO did a good job of like, Okay, this player
Speaker 1: was in an offside position. Okay, cool, we understand that. However, great, Okay,
Speaker 1: So we're explaining the decision, right. That's the point of
Speaker 1: these calls using the microphones is to explain the decision.
Speaker 1: And we've seen we've seen how NFL and college officials
Speaker 1: and uh find ways to better explain things succinctly, but
Speaker 1: in a detailed and uniform way. Right, More than just
Speaker 1: the call is confirmed, the call is overruled, the call stands, right,
Speaker 1: Like that is fine in some stances, right, like if
Speaker 1: you were to not if you were to have given
Speaker 1: a penalty kick in that sense, because probably deserved a
Speaker 1: penalty kick. I think that was.
Speaker 7: Fortune maybe who? Yeah, it was fortune?
Speaker 1: Who filed? I forget who was the attacker for New York?
Speaker 1: Had you called that in real time? All you need
Speaker 1: to say is after review, the penalty kick is confirmed, Boom,
Speaker 1: we're done. But if you're changing a call, you need
Speaker 1: to provide good communication as to why.
Speaker 7: And I thought Penso did it well.
Speaker 1: I thought Doitch did a good job in Saint Louis
Speaker 1: it using the however, Yes, it's sassy, but it does
Speaker 1: explain things well. And especially in both of those instances,
Speaker 1: Dych had to go back and say, like, well, all
Speaker 1: these things were fine. However there was a foul before that,
Speaker 1: which there was. Penzo also had to use the however
Speaker 1: to explain why, Yes, player was in an off side position,
Speaker 1: but because I didn't interview with play wasn't offside, which
Speaker 1: is how it worked. You can be in an off
Speaker 1: side position. It is not an offense in itself to
Speaker 1: be an off side position, as the laws of the
Speaker 1: game say.
Speaker 2: One other thing before the rest of your Monday is
Speaker 2: as you wish, according to our friends of the Canadian
Speaker 2: Press CBC at all and that is our Latin search
Speaker 2: firm for today. That is at ali E or at
Speaker 2: ali Us and others. Nearly two months after announcing an
Speaker 2: independent external review into the Paris Olympics drone spying scandal,
Speaker 2: Canada soccer, like everyone else is waiting on its findings.
Speaker 2: This is word from the CP. Canada women's coach Bev
Speaker 2: pri Span, assistant coach Jasmine Mander and analyst Joseph Lombardi
Speaker 2: are serving one year fifas suspensions in the wake of
Speaker 2: New Zealand's Olympic committee filing a complaint with the IOC's
Speaker 2: Integrity Unit alleging drones were flown over a pair of
Speaker 2: pre tournament practice sessions. Mandarin Lombardi were sent home immediately.
Speaker 2: Priestsmen initially removed yourself from coaching the opening match, but
Speaker 2: left the team after allegations of a wider culture of spying.
Speaker 2: FIFA subsequently banned all three quote from taking part in
Speaker 2: any football related activity for a period of one year
Speaker 2: end quote. Canada Soccer announced plans for the independent problem
Speaker 2: July twenty fourth, saying it would address the circumstances of
Speaker 2: the current matter, and more broadly, we will seek to
Speaker 2: understand the historical culture of competitive ethics within all of
Speaker 2: our programs. The outcome of this review will be shared
Speaker 2: publicly and corrective actions, if necessary, will be taken. More
Speaker 2: than eight weeks later, Canada Soccer is still waiting for
Speaker 2: information to share. Here's the rub Priestsman Comma. While suspended,
Speaker 2: Comma continues to get paid. The Priestsman remains a paid
Speaker 2: staff member of Canada Soccer, penning the conclusions of the review,
Speaker 2: Canada Soccer said in a statement to the Canadian Press
Speaker 2: July thirty one, Canada Soccer announced it retain Sony Reagenbogen
Speaker 2: from the law firm of Matthew, Dinsdale and Clark to
Speaker 2: handle the review. And as we wait for the review,
Speaker 2: Bev Priestman is still getting paid. H That came out
Speaker 2: a couple of.
Speaker 7: Days her continduing me to get a paycheck.
Speaker 2: And I'm guessing that basically this goes along the lines
Speaker 2: of of you know, innocent until proven guilty or the
Speaker 2: review is over, and then then we will decide that
Speaker 2: we will not pay you any further. So basically, I
Speaker 2: think what will end.
Speaker 1: Up happening is I don't see how Bout Priestman continues
Speaker 1: as head coach.
Speaker 2: If I don't see how she continues as a paid
Speaker 2: coach in any kind of shepherds space sucks for.
Speaker 1: Her because it does feel like this was put in
Speaker 1: place before she arrived, but she definitely continued it.
Speaker 2: And how is John her still employed, I know. Review
Speaker 2: mm hmm.
Speaker 1: That that's the other thing that I do wonder what
Speaker 1: will come from this is just how long this has
Speaker 1: been going on because Bev Priestman though she's been in charge,
Speaker 1: you know, for uh four years now, she got she
Speaker 1: was in charge for the twenty Yeah, she was in
Speaker 1: charge for the Olympics in twenty twenty one. So three years,
Speaker 1: I guess total that that's enough time for you to
Speaker 1: put a stop to something. But you continued it clearly,
Speaker 1: and again it does have to color the fact that y'all.
Speaker 7: Won gold in Tokyo.
Speaker 1: It just does. I hate to say it, but it does.
Speaker 1: And I know, you know, vacated national titles that don't matter.
Speaker 1: I still remember, you know, teams winning national titles. But
Speaker 1: it does call in This calls into question more than
Speaker 1: you know, Reggie Bush taking some money for some things.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. Just same. But yeah, I thought it was
Speaker 2: an interesting newspeg that came out before the weekend started.
Speaker 2: Abby is inviting you outside the perimeter for the twos
Speaker 2: match tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I mean, the invitation has been extended, but that's as
Speaker 1: far as it's going to go.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, all right, So let's see. So is there
Speaker 2: anything else on your mind before the rest of your
Speaker 2: day canto. He was like, I said a priestman thing
Speaker 2: was something like that. Oh yeah, that came up to good.
Speaker 1: Nope, we got us men coming up in Let's see
Speaker 1: two weeks ten, the first Pochettino matches. He's done the
Speaker 1: media tours. Everyone's liking what we're hearing. I do want
Speaker 1: to point out, actually, John, I want to point out
Speaker 1: in his introductory press conference he said we need to
Speaker 1: believe we can win the World.
Speaker 2: Cup, right.
Speaker 1: But then I think it was I forget who he
Speaker 1: was on with, did kind of not walk it back,
Speaker 1: but say, look, our goal.
Speaker 7: Is a quarterfinal.
Speaker 1: And I think people kind of were like, well he
Speaker 1: was already walking it back, and it's like, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: there are those are two different things, because you should
Speaker 1: believe we can win the World Cup and go try
Speaker 1: to win the World Cup. But understand that look, if
Speaker 1: we do this, we've done a good job. Right, that
Speaker 1: is passing. But you want to get an A on
Speaker 1: every project, right, that's the goal, right, So and would
Speaker 1: be winning the World Cup, a C would be okay,
Speaker 1: Well make a quarterfinal or you know, maybe more depending
Speaker 1: on probably a quarterfinal might be a b at this point,
Speaker 1: I was going to say the quarterfinals, and I mean literally,
Speaker 1: that's probably what it is, right, But that if that's
Speaker 1: that's more like the benchmark I think is the better
Speaker 1: way to put it.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: That is what we're justifying. That's what we're measuring ourselves by.
Speaker 1: If we don't reach that, then we have failed. Right,
Speaker 1: that's what that is. But that doesn't mean you're not
Speaker 1: trying to win the World Cup. Because I got news
Speaker 1: for you. To win the World Cup, you got to
Speaker 1: make the quarterfinals.
Speaker 2: Last time I.
Speaker 1: Checked it, according to the brackets I've drawn up for
Speaker 1: tournaments I've hosted, in tournaments I played in. You know,
Speaker 1: that's just how it works. So I think he is
Speaker 1: still proving that the mentality needs to be I mean,
Speaker 1: he talks about arrogance, you know, the right type of arrogance.
Speaker 1: This is the mentality that we needed from Jurgen Klansman
Speaker 1: that he didn't bring. He brought his own air arrogance,
Speaker 1: uh and not any real structure behind it. And hopefully
Speaker 1: Pachettino can bring that level of competitiveness adding the structure
Speaker 1: of actually playing good soccer, something that York and clean'smen
Speaker 1: failed to do. But it's it is shocking John that
Speaker 1: this is the first ever US men's national team head
Speaker 1: coach from Latin America when we've had, i mean, especially
Speaker 1: Argentinians like they've Argentina produces great coaches.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Never gone there for a head coach.
Speaker 7: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the twenty first century. Well, welcome to the
Speaker 2: new as as the Alec Baldwin told uh Marco Ramius
Speaker 2: at the end of the hunt for Red October as
Speaker 2: they're going into the Harbor and Maine. Welcome to the
Speaker 2: new world.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the new world. Yes, yes, so well you
Speaker 1: all enjoy your Monday.
Speaker 2: All right, So what's what's up with the soccer for USPO?
Speaker 1: They were taking the week off and then we'll probably
Speaker 1: come back next week when we get closer to actual games.
Speaker 2: There you go, a nothing wrong with that, all right?
Speaker 2: Then take the week off, enjoy your time, and know
Speaker 2: that special people get special privileges, and.
Speaker 1: Abby is special. But I'm not driving out to Kennesoft
Speaker 1: for you.
Speaker 7: Abby.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. You're you're wonderful, but I'm not doing that
Speaker 1: on Tuesday night. I'm sorry, Wow, I'm sorry. That actually
Speaker 1: might be referring tomorrow. We're going to see if that happens,
Speaker 1: so that might be it.
Speaker 2: All right, well, all right, be good. There goes Bart
Speaker 2: and he's going to enjoy the rest of his coffee
Speaker 2: from his Sydney mug. And there goes Bart. All right.
Speaker 2: So as always, all right, let's go over the rest
Speaker 2: of the news and all the other stuff that's fit
Speaker 2: to print before we're out of here at eleven oh five,
Speaker 2: and we'll break everything down. So it looks like Barson
Speaker 2: might have to add a keeper to replace Terstagan because
Speaker 2: he was taken off the pitch on a nasty injury.
Speaker 2: Mark Andrey Terstagen undergoing surgery today after rupturing the Patel
Speaker 2: attendant in his right and in the win at Varaal.
Speaker 2: Sources have told The Four Letter the German goalkeeper was
Speaker 2: sidelined for months, unlikely to play again this season in Yucki.
Speaker 2: Paania came on in goal made twelve appearances in La
Speaker 2: Lega last season while Terstagan was out with a back problem. However,
Speaker 2: sources have told The Four Letter that Hansei Flick Deco,
Speaker 2: who's the sporting director, and other high ranking club officials
Speaker 2: will meet to analyze how to proceed without Urstagen. Options
Speaker 2: are to stick with Pania, sign a keeper who's without
Speaker 2: a club to compete with the Academy graduate, or wait
Speaker 2: until the January transfer window opens to reassess the situation.
Speaker 2: Laaliga REGs would allow Barsa to sign a free agent
Speaker 2: outside of the transfer window following the long term injury
Speaker 2: suffered by Tristagan. Remember I think that that was done
Speaker 2: by Barca when they brought in Brathwait the position player
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago. Catal and Clubberman. In excess
Speaker 2: of the league in post annual spending limit, although it
Speaker 2: has risen to over four hundred and forty four million dollars,
Speaker 2: it would be permitted to invest up to eighty percent
Speaker 2: of Tterstagan's salary in a replacement to rule. Barsa already
Speaker 2: used this season to register Inigo Martinez, Danny Olmo and
Speaker 2: Pal Victor with LaLiga did the injuries to Ronald Larrujo
Speaker 2: and Andreas Christiansen. Taylor, Novis Laurs, Carius Jordi Massip among
Speaker 2: the keepers currently without a club who could sign immediately.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, Pania continues as the number one ahead
Speaker 2: of the Wednesday visit from Hitafe as Barsia look to
Speaker 2: make it seven wins from seven at the start of
Speaker 2: the new campaign in Laaliga. Pania has been at the
Speaker 2: club since twenty twelve, impressed on loan at Galatasarai in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two, earning a place in the first team
Speaker 2: squad Aster Stagan's back up the following year. Barsa's third
Speaker 2: choice keeper is twenty year old and dere Astra Laga,
Speaker 2: while Diego Cochin remember US international, has also been regularly
Speaker 2: involved with first team training sessions in squad's Cocin sidelined
Speaker 2: with an injury, though not expected to be back until
Speaker 2: after the October international break, so chaos with keeping once again.
Speaker 2: The WSL deal looks like it's gonna set a women's record.
Speaker 2: According to Emily Keoh, the WSL and the Women's Championship
Speaker 2: have agreed to a new deal with Barclays to remain
Speaker 2: as the title sponsor of the league's organizers announced earlier today.
Speaker 2: Source told the four letter deals with forty five million
Speaker 2: pounds or sixty million bucks, making it the biggest deal
Speaker 2: in women's domestic football history. The deals in the region
Speaker 2: of fifteen million pounds annually over three years, double the
Speaker 2: Bank's previous agreement is the two league title sponsor, which
Speaker 2: was due to expire at the end of this season.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, exact figures have not been disclosed. A quote
Speaker 2: from WPL CEO Nikki dous Set and more of a
Speaker 2: quote from her, so like a paragraph from her with
Speaker 2: a with an id break. Barclays became the title sponsor
Speaker 2: of the two leagues in twenty nineteen. Bank also announced
Speaker 2: on Monday extended its partnership with the Premier League, agreeing
Speaker 2: to a new four year deal. And we get a
Speaker 2: quote from Ian Wright, former Premier League player who's an ambassador,
Speaker 2: and so he got to say some nice things about
Speaker 2: Barclay's and the Premier League. So you have all of
Speaker 2: that going on as well. According to Carlo Ancelotti, the
Speaker 2: shoulder issue with Jude Bellingham is not a concern. And
Speaker 2: we mentioned how mckel arteta is anticipating he's anticipating one
Speaker 2: hundred yellow cards of red cards. He's anticipating one hundred
Speaker 2: red cards this season. One hundred. That's a lot, people,
Speaker 2: that's a lot. That's a lot of reds. So so
Speaker 2: all right, so now we've got gossip, rumor and innuendo.
Speaker 2: What to watch, Where to watch it, how to watch it?
Speaker 2: We'll get into that. So Manchester City firmly in the
Speaker 2: mix to sign Jamal Muscilla, but they face competition from
Speaker 2: Real Madrid for the Bayern Munich midfielder. England striker Dominic
Speaker 2: Calvert Lewin close to signing a new contract beyond the
Speaker 2: summer with Everton. Newcastle United continues to monitor his situation.
Speaker 2: Trent Alexander Arnold is his deal runs out next summer
Speaker 2: and so he is saying that he wants to win trophies.
Speaker 2: He wants to win trophies. Well, who doesn't, frankly and
Speaker 2: so Calvert Lewin says he's gonna Well, I mean so
Speaker 2: Trent Alexander Arnold says that he wants to win trophies.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a key part in thinking about
Speaker 2: when it comes to signing his contract extension with Everton. Arsenal, Chelsea,
Speaker 2: Liverpool and Spurs also interested in Sporting and Sweden striker
Speaker 2: Victor yo Karesh. Now we mentioned Victor Jokaresh last Thursday
Speaker 2: actually with our buddy Nino Tortus about the turnaround for
Speaker 2: Sporting and how Yo Koresh and our buddy John Nason
Speaker 2: with his time at Coventry City, yo Koresh has really
Speaker 2: turned it around for our friends at Sporting and so
Speaker 2: it's almost going to be a topic of conversation every
Speaker 2: every single week, as it should as long as Sporting
Speaker 2: continues to win. Victor Yokoresh being looked at by Arsenal, Chelsea,
Speaker 2: Liverpool and Spurs. Newcastle are the latest Premier League club
Speaker 2: to enter the race to sign American born Italy U
Speaker 2: twenty one for Luca Coleiochio, who has impressed at Burnley.
Speaker 2: Now get this, The Premier League, along with other leagues
Speaker 2: in Europe, are trying to agree to a plan which
Speaker 2: would mean next summer's transfer window closes before the start
Speaker 2: of the season, and that's interesting, doesn't necessarily line up
Speaker 2: with everything else, but you know, we'll be able to
Speaker 2: see if folks really do want to agree to that.
Speaker 2: But you know that there will be those other renegade
Speaker 2: leagues that will have no interest in that whatsoever. None
Speaker 2: zero bupkis not happening nowhere in the planet. And Graham
Speaker 2: Potter apparently would be interested in taking over at Everton
Speaker 2: if the job became available. What so, you're campaigning for
Speaker 2: a job that doesn't exist yet, but you're more than
Speaker 2: happy to sit there and go, well, you know, yeah, Everton,
Speaker 2: I think i'd like that one, sure, why not? Real
Speaker 2: Madrid keeping tabs on Arbi, Leipzig and France defender Castello
Speaker 2: Lukeba Villa, Fulham and Forrest are monitoring galatasar As twenty
Speaker 2: four year old winger Baris alper Yilmaz, Forest and Brighton
Speaker 2: and Spurs also interested in fellow Turkish forward Semi Kilishoy,
Speaker 2: who was at bishktas scouts at Manchester United. Newcastle and
Speaker 2: Spurs are watching English midfielder Tyler Dibbling eighteen as he
Speaker 2: scored for Southampton on Saturday. A lot of folks dibbling
Speaker 2: seems to be like a topic of conversation every single week,
Speaker 2: almost every single blanking week. We always get to discuss
Speaker 2: what's going on there. Let's see, I'm going through all
Speaker 2: of the other news. Yeah, sink hole it oh, that's
Speaker 2: sink hole it plowing looks bad. I was supposed to
Speaker 2: have Liverpool in a match in cup competition, but one end,
Speaker 2: one corner, like the near corner flag on the right
Speaker 2: hand side, just the sand grass, So that's yikes, you know, seriously.
Speaker 2: I'm sitting here and I'm looking at it as someone
Speaker 2: who is a member of the Don's trust. I look
Speaker 2: at this and I go, man, you know, you get Newcastle,
Speaker 2: you're getting a big payday, and then all of a
Speaker 2: sudden you end up with almost with just nastiness. Yikes.
Speaker 2: It's just so bad, all right. So, like I said,
Speaker 2: I'm going through all the other papers seeing if I've
Speaker 2: missed anything. The FA's investigating the alleged bite by Preston
Speaker 2: North ends Ozmayic as well they should, and so we'll
Speaker 2: see what happens there. Just why, I mean, seriously, I'm
Speaker 2: asking this question, not that we have any know, any
Speaker 2: depth of idea as to a why, but why would
Speaker 2: you feel compelled?
Speaker 1: Me?
Speaker 2: Seriously, why would you feel compelled to bite somebody? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why?
Speaker 2: Why would you feel compelled to bite somebody? Now I'm
Speaker 2: just asking, I mean, I mean, facing a lengthy band
Speaker 2: after biting apparently after biting or whatever biting is in
Speaker 2: quotation marks. So you have you have some Oh this
Speaker 2: was one I forgot to ask about. Was in Nottingham
Speaker 2: Forest where the referees changed their mind. Brighton and Forrest
Speaker 2: Nuno and hertzel Are both got sent off and so
Speaker 2: Morgan gibbs White got a second yellow in the eighty third.
Speaker 2: So Morgan gibbs White gets a second yellow in the
Speaker 2: eighty third. Because of all of the hubbub both hurtzel Or,
Speaker 2: the manager at Brighton, and Nuno, the manager at Forest,
Speaker 2: both got red cards as well, so Rob Jones didn't
Speaker 2: appear to think the tackle wanted a foul signal Gibbs
Speaker 2: White had won the ball. Thirty seconds later, his opinion
Speaker 2: changes in Forrest's number ten, who'd been booked for an
Speaker 2: earlier foul, shown a second yellow, leading to both sides
Speaker 2: getting mad. Hertzeler but the Brighton head coach and since
Speaker 2: by Jones's original decision, Nuno angered by the about face,
Speaker 2: so both of them got reds and the view was
Speaker 2: that Nuno Nuno thinks that Anthony Taylor, the fourth the
Speaker 2: influenced Jones's decision, and of course Michael Taylor was the
Speaker 2: one who had the fourteen yellow cards at Bourne with
Speaker 2: last week, and so they had him as a fourth
Speaker 2: and he didn't get the quiet day. So neither head
Speaker 2: coach prepared to speak to the media after the match,
Speaker 2: and both Ruy Pedro Silva and Andrew Crofts wanted to
Speaker 2: pour cold water on the whole thing. So that was
Speaker 2: the one I forgot to discuss with Bart was what
Speaker 2: happened with Brighton and with Nottingham Forest. And so here's
Speaker 2: here's what happened there with Brighton and Forest. Man I
Speaker 2: forgot to ask about that, about switching, switching ideas and
Speaker 2: all of that stuff. So yeah, so both Forest and
Speaker 2: Brighton were mad apparently. I mean it was a great
Speaker 2: game from the bits and pieces that I got to see.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so you had that one going for you.
Speaker 2: What to watch, where to watch it, how to watch it?
Speaker 2: Before we get out of here, and once again we'll
Speaker 2: go over the week and let you know what's going
Speaker 2: on soccer on TV. We got a lot. It's like
Speaker 2: Syria on Monday night football, all this kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Once again, remember college soccer's on all over the place
Speaker 2: and it's its own little thing. Trust me. Today it
Speaker 2: is six o'clock ACC Extra ESPN plus, seven o'clock ESPN plus,
Speaker 2: eight o'clock ACC Extra ESPN plus clock ESPN plus and
Speaker 2: ten o'clock ESPN plus out west. Do you see San Diego,
Speaker 2: Cal Baptist on the women's side. One match George Fox
Speaker 2: in Portland that's at ten o'clock on ESPN Plus. Now
Speaker 2: the other games uh Guzi on Tip and Traps on
Speaker 2: Sport and we've got a thing with Jose Mourinho before
Speaker 2: we get out of here. That's a b in Bonn
Speaker 2: Espanol simulcasting. You can go to Finates, FNTZ dot Co
Speaker 2: slash Soccer down here and it helps out the network,
Speaker 2: It helps out our friends at Finates, and it really
Speaker 2: does turn you into a complete and total degenerate with
Speaker 2: all of the different places that you can go and
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Speaker 2: for the fans, TA Say, Buddy Nino, Torts and Gold TV.
Speaker 2: You can watch all of that at Finates, FNTZ dot
Speaker 2: Co slash Soccer down here. CBS Sports Network is Syria
Speaker 2: two forty five at Atalanta and Como angel City in
Speaker 2: Portland and the nwsl at ten o'clock. ESPN deportis LaLiga three,
Speaker 2: Bettis and Majorca Deportees. Fox Deportees has Hondura, Liga Nacionale,
Speaker 2: Olympia Rail Associate dot at nine. The Plus has a
Speaker 2: little real Betist in MAJORCA at three. Paramount Plus has
Speaker 2: the Argentina Premira at five, La Sarsfield of Studiantes at
Speaker 2: Atlanta and Como and Fleetwood Town and Morecambe in League two.
Speaker 2: And that's where I'm going to be watching three o'clock,
Speaker 2: true degenerate stuff that Paramount Plus is doing now that
Speaker 2: they have the EFL contract as well. So that's that
Speaker 2: is all of the all the chaos that is going
Speaker 2: on today, and I want to thank all of you
Speaker 2: guys for hanging out for the chaos that has been today. Tomorrow,
Speaker 2: once again, Kayler Hodges from the USL Show dropping by
Speaker 2: at nine thirty. He will discuss what's going on USL Championship.
Speaker 2: I imagine Nick Merchanic will be a topic of a
Speaker 2: lot of it, at least they'll be the lead with
Speaker 2: what he's been able to do. And Charleston with Ben Peirman,
Speaker 2: et cetera, et cetera. We'll get into that at nine
Speaker 2: thirty Wednesday, Tyler. Hopefully we can track Dylan Butler down
Speaker 2: to talk Major League Soccer. Hopefully we can track Mary
Speaker 2: and Crowded down to talk to the SEC and the
Speaker 2: the USOD ten o'clock on Thursday Power Hour with Nino
Speaker 2: and Nico and then Friday once again we can whip
Speaker 2: around Pat and pendrink sooner, hopefully rather than later, we
Speaker 2: can all catch up with everything going on around as
Speaker 2: we get ready for Major League Soccer. It is the
Speaker 2: business end of the schedule. Folks got to do their
Speaker 2: thing at Lanta United's heading to Chester to take on
Speaker 2: at Philadelphia Union Tuesday. Once again. Remember Abby's got an
Speaker 2: extra ticket if you want to go. It's the last
Speaker 2: home match of the regular season for Atlanta United two
Speaker 2: as they take on Inter Miami CF two. They can
Speaker 2: be a spoiler when it comes to position places as
Speaker 2: they try and finish up the regular season on a
Speaker 2: high note here in twenty twenty four, and then they
Speaker 2: go to Chester Sunday afternoon three o'clock. Both of those
Speaker 2: games will be on the network for you. It is
Speaker 2: a seven o'clock pregame on Tuesday, it is seven thirty
Speaker 2: three kick. Maddie and Jason will be at the fraction
Speaker 2: for you for that one, and then we'll have the
Speaker 2: game Sunday afternoon three o'clock, two thirty pre game and
Speaker 2: three o'clock three ZHO three kick as the twos take
Speaker 2: on the Union two in Chester. Back at it again
Speaker 2: in a little less than twenty So a little less
Speaker 2: than twenty two, I'm back at it again on your Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Get you through everything and let you know what's going on.
Speaker 2: We'll go back over the rest of what happened in
Speaker 2: Major League Soccer tomorrow. Anything else that's on your mind
Speaker 2: from Atlanta United, anything else from the weekend that came
Speaker 2: through with the Premier League Arsenal Manchester City. As always,
Speaker 2: thanks to Abe, thanks to Barton, Thanks to you for
Speaker 2: dropping by for another go around of the morning show
Speaker 2: here on the SDH Network. Play safe, everybody. We will
Speaker 2: catch up with you again tomorrow. It's time for me
Speaker 2: to whistle us out of here for a close, So
Speaker 2: here we go.