One of my favorite soccer podcasts
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“Love the podcast. Jimmy and his special guests (Tony Meola, Brian McBride, and Jesse Marsch) have great insight and thoughts about the team. And they are funny and make the podcast enjoyable.
The only reason I didn’t make it 5 stars is because of Charlie Davis. I think he drops the quality of the podcast because he talks more than others, interrupts others, and some of his insight is clearly bias. Like he love for Thierry Henry who has had no success as a coach. And he says things such as ‘Berhalter is the best American coach.’ He is like the insecure kid in class that needs to raise his hand for every question.”
gth752 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/09/24
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“Sickening to watch and listen to these guys ramble on about race and single out specific races as racist or victims. Sad to see in 2023 we have babbling idiots ruffing about a topic that could be dead and buried but sadly is alive and well with people like these 3 men and their guests.”
Long Rod Van Huge Un Dong via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/27/23
“Thank you I learned a lot about the lifestyle and effort. It takes to become a good soccer player. Is interesting to see as the US develops good soccer players how competitive it is now for being on the Olympic and the men’s national teams.
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civil tongue via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/07/24
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“3 goats doing goats stuff. Pandering to win the give away btw @Flats3 on Twitter if I win. Congrats and good luck on the new venture guys!”
Brendan Flaherty via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/18/22
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