Ryan and Taylor start off by discussing the recent news regarding the possible PREMIER LEAGUE MEGA EVENT (all caps felt necessary). After that, they take turns compiling the 10 worst transfers in modern soccer's history.

For the opening minutes of today's show, Sam goes after MLS owners who aren't doing that they can to help deal with the Covid-19 outbreak before the guys move on to tell some of their favorite funny stories from covering MLS.

US men's national team "world class role player" Tony Sanneh discuss the working being done by The Sanneh Foundation, and then goes deep on his experiences of playing very minute of every game for the USMNT at the 2002 World Cup.

Daryl and Taylor review episode thee of The English Game on Netflix

Daryl talks to Christian Polanco of The Cooligans podcast and gets six standup recommendations

Daryl and Taylor catch-up on the news from the week (US Soccer's new CEO had a difficult conference call, Darlington Nagbe explains why he's out on the USMNT, and the Olympics have been postponed). After that, it's on to your Listener Questions.

Daryl and Taylor fill the football-shaped hole in their day by reviewing episode two of The English Game on Netflix

Joe and Jordan discuss three Western Conference teams that have started the 2020 MLS season in strong form: Sporting KC, Colorado and Minnesota.

Ryan and Taylor stop their eyes from bleeding from boredom to instead discuss the propaganda film that is United Passions (2014).

Daryl and Taylor talk about what they liked and didn't like from the first episode of Netflix's new series The English Game. There's also some historical inaccuracy to be addressed and costumes to be appreciated.

Taylor talks to Alexi Lalas for a solid hour about the defender/musician/analyst's 5 most memorable performances for the US men's national team.

Paul Tenorio and Sam Stejskal share what they know about how MLS teams are coping with the coronavirus pandemic. Just how do you plan practices and run team meetings in a time of social distancing?

Daryl and Taylor provide some slightly optimistic Coronavirus updates from the world of soccer, and then do their best to answer some listener questions.

Daryl and Taylor start social distancing themselves by remotely recording a listener question special. Questions answered include: which USWNT players would you add to the USMNT for a co-ed XI? And, what are the most successful transfers of the past 20 years?

Joe and Jordan take a look at 3 squads that started the 2020 MLS season on the wrong foot, and attempt to figure out why that's been the case and what can be done to improve their fortunes.

Ryan and Taylor discuss recent news from the soccer world in regards to COVID-19. They then get into the best and worst soccer documentaries and movies available to stream right now!

Paul Tenorio is joined by The Athletic's Pablo Maurer to talk about how MLS is handing the coronavirus pandemic, and then by The Athletic's Meg Linehan to discuss the USSF's relationship with the USWNT in the wake of Carlos Cordeiro's resignation.

Daryl joins forces with Adam Belz of the Scuffed podcast to answer listener questions about the US Men's National Team

Daryl and Taylor discuss the latest news in the legal battle between the US Women's national team and the US Soccer Federation, before moving on to answer some very excellent listener questions!

How Klopp and Liverpool got it so very right before Adrian got it wrong, Neymar puts in a shift for PSG vs Borussia Dortmund, and we offer an update on all the ways coronavirus is affecting soccer

Joe Lowery and Jordan Angeli break down week two in Major League Soccer, focusing on Atlanta's Martinez-free win over Cincinnati and New England's 1-1 draw with Chicago Fire

What Man Utd got right in the Manchester derby, how Juventus bested Inter, and full analysis of Jason Kreis' 20-player USMNT Olympic Qualifying roster

Who would make the starting XI if the USMNT and Wales joined forces? Who is the USWNT's best player? Which players from relegation-threatened Premier League teams would be worth signing? Plus: a quick review of USWNT v England in the SheBelieves Cup

Taylor talks to Gregg Berhalter about perceptions of the USMNT and Graham Ruthven about El Clasico and the start of the Major League Soccer season.

Paul and Sam explain the recent changes to the MLS roster rules, explain some of the more convoluted topics when it comes to salary budget, and close out with a lengthy chat about Josef Martinez.