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Set 1: US Soccer Stinks Again · Stugotz and Company

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that Chuck Norris was chasing the Tyrannosaurus Rex. The
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Speaker 1: rex was not chasing the jeep. Murray, Murray, you there.
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Speaker 2: I honestly, until after the segment ended and we went
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Speaker 2: to commercial break, had no idea that Jonathan Coachman was black.
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Speaker 1: He caught them the game last night, although they won
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Speaker 1: the game. You're listening just to Gotton Company.
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Speaker 2: We are back in the Lake Tahoe at the American
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Speaker 2: Century Championships. Honored to be here. We love this event.
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Speaker 2: It's the same day every single day here. Taylor, though,
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Speaker 2: is unhinged today and Taylor Twelveman going to join us
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Speaker 2: later this later in this episode. But Taylor, my Taylor
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Speaker 2: is unhinged today because US soccer loses to Belgium last night.
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Speaker 2: Four to what I mean? You are all over the
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Speaker 2: place this morning. You are calling US Soccer the James
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Speaker 2: Fran Sports essentially, what's the matter with you?
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Speaker 1: What happened to you?
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Speaker 3: We play a game around here called hand up.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, hand up Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I am embarrassed that I believed this team.
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Speaker 1: Hand up.
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Speaker 2: I am proud that I didn't believe in this team
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Speaker 2: about that.
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Speaker 3: That was a measuring stick game to see where this
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Speaker 3: so called Golden generation is with top ten opponents. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: they're not even close. From the moment. From the moment
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Speaker 3: that game kicked off, the moment looked way too big
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Speaker 3: for them. They looked terrified trying to defend their best
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Speaker 3: players were shockingly bad. It's just I feel like I
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Speaker 3: should be wearing a Dunce cap today for believing in that.
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Speaker 2: Because you believed in US men's soccer. What I've been
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Speaker 2: telling you for years, stop believing in US men's soccer.
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Speaker 1: Once they play somebody good.
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Speaker 2: Listen, they're at home, they're hosting the thing, and they
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Speaker 2: got themselves to a place they've been to before when
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Speaker 2: they weren't hosting this thing.
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Speaker 1: And I keep telling you, and I was telling you.
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Speaker 2: Once they faced the good teams, and they did last night,
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Speaker 2: they're gonna be exposed. And they were exposed realistically, and
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Speaker 2: it was embarrassing.
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Speaker 1: That's the bad part. It's okay to lose.
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Speaker 2: You lose, you know, you lose in pks, you lose
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Speaker 2: by a goal, you lose on a bad goal. It's
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Speaker 2: fine losing to Belgium. There is no shame in losing
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Speaker 2: to Belgium. It's losing to Belgium that way, that's the problem.
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Speaker 3: You compare the way we went out to the way
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Speaker 3: Mexico went out at the Azteca against England. Mexico made mistakes,
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Speaker 3: but they went out swinging. Y. You look at cap
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Speaker 3: Verde who goes out against Argentina. Cape Verde didn't blink
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Speaker 3: against Leo Messi.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, cape Verde won the Cup. I mean they did
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Speaker 2: put it on the pole, Tayler.
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Speaker 3: And realistically, realistically, soccer in this country never had people
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Speaker 3: like you. You've seen this story way too many times.
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Speaker 1: Yea.
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Speaker 3: The biggest damning fact for soccer yesterday was that they
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Speaker 3: now are starting to lose people like me who have
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Speaker 3: been holding up the cape for this team, saying now
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Speaker 3: the golden generations coming, the golden generations coming. Our best
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Speaker 3: players are playing in Europe, even though our goalkeepers playing
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Speaker 3: in them. They lost me because I had the moment yesterday,
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Speaker 3: the realization this is probably the best we could do.
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Speaker 3: This is our ceiling. We are the reason why I
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Speaker 3: called them the James Franklin of international soccer.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, please explain on that. I mean, I have an
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Speaker 2: idea as to why, but go ahead.
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Speaker 3: US soccer is the bully that knocks around lesser opponents.
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Speaker 3: But once you put us in the ring with somebody
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Speaker 3: our size or god forbid, bigger, we pee our pants, yes,
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Speaker 3: and we get absolutely pummeled. You look at the group
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Speaker 3: stage and the first round of the knockout round, Paraguay
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Speaker 3: thirty fourth in FIFA's ranking, Australia twenty eighth and FIFA rankings,
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Speaker 3: Turkey A was twenty seventh, which we lost.
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Speaker 1: Can we just call it Turkey? I mean enough of Turkey,
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Speaker 1: a jeez.
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Speaker 3: Then Bosnia sixty first, Belgium was eighth in the World
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Speaker 3: Cup rankings, and that's why, to me, this World Cup
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Speaker 3: is a failure. There's really no other way to spin it.
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Speaker 3: It's going out with this level of a stinker and
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Speaker 3: no showing. The round of sixteen just completely invalidated the
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Speaker 3: group stage and that Bosnia match.
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Speaker 2: Taylor wanted Tim Howard to play goalie last night. That's
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Speaker 2: how old is Tim Howard? Not that not that age
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Speaker 2: is really effective when you're playing goalie. But you were yearning,
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Speaker 2: clamoring for Tim Howard last night. Who's the only soccer
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Speaker 2: player I can naim outside of Land, the Donovan.
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Speaker 3: I mean, and I'm not even too sure age matters
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Speaker 3: for this US men's national team because Tim Reim. Oh yeah,
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Speaker 3: this guy, Tim Reem is thirty eight years old. He's
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Speaker 3: our center back. Tim Reim was too slow eight years
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Speaker 3: ago in the World Cups. And I get it. Our
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Speaker 3: best athletes they're playing football. Our best athletes are playing basketball.
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Speaker 3: We're in a country with over three hundred million people.
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Speaker 3: Tim Reim simply cannot be the best that we could do.
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Speaker 2: Three hundred of the three hundred million available people. Right,
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Speaker 2: What you're saying is Tim Reim cannot be the best
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Speaker 2: that we can produce.
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Speaker 1: Is that what you're saying?
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Speaker 3: You could talk about all the progress that we've made
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Speaker 3: as a soccer country.
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Speaker 2: We can't talk about it. We've made no progress. We
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Speaker 2: simply went to a place we've been to before. I mean, right,
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Speaker 2: am I wrong?
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Speaker 3: Correct?
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Speaker 1: We've been to this round before? Correct?
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Speaker 3: Correct?
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Speaker 1: Yes, it's Tim Reim.
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Speaker 3: Starting at thirty eight is an indictment on where we
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Speaker 3: are as a soccer country, where the defensive depth we
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Speaker 3: show is shocking. Because I think most people that follow
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Speaker 3: this team would agree tim Reem is our best option. Yes,
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Speaker 3: he shouldn't be our best option, but he is by
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Speaker 3: far our best option.
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Speaker 2: It is so funny how these things change day to day.
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Speaker 2: Win or lose, right tim Reim? When they win, he's
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Speaker 2: the cage evet that the US soccer team needs. And
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Speaker 2: when they lose in a pool of three hundred million people,
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Speaker 2: how is Tim Reim the best we could produce. I
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Speaker 2: don't even care about Tim Reid. I am sorry that
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Speaker 2: Taylor is being so hard on you, Tim reen I'm
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Speaker 2: reading them, you really are. He got reamed into the
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Speaker 2: boards last night like a hockey player. I mean Stu Gotts.
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Speaker 3: We equalize one one off the free.
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Speaker 1: Kick deflection, Yeah, lucky Gulf.
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Speaker 3: What a moment for the country. One of the best
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Speaker 3: moments in US men's national team those sixty one seconds,
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Speaker 3: the sixty one seconds that we equalize that game. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: only for Tim Reim to come back on the other
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Speaker 3: side and get absolutely posterized sixty one seconds after we equalized.
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Speaker 3: Kids in Belgium are going to grow up with that
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Speaker 3: poster on their walls.
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Speaker 2: Yes, with Tim Raim getting smushed into the boards on
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Speaker 2: their wall and say themselves they have three hundred million
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Speaker 2: people living over there and that's the best they could produce.
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Speaker 3: And Matt Freeze, the goalkeeper, is the other example of
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Speaker 3: you just.
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Speaker 2: I just it was amateur hour. That's what made it embarrassing.
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Speaker 2: It felt like amateur hour. It felt like, you know,
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Speaker 2: it was amateurs playing against a professional club.
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Speaker 3: The start of the second club You like that, Huh yeah,
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Speaker 3: I don't know if the national team had club technically
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Speaker 3: like a club would be like Liverpool or Manchester.
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Speaker 1: You're trying.
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Speaker 3: I do appreciate the fact that this World Cup you've
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Speaker 3: been watching, you've been locked in.
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Speaker 1: Yes, I don't need to try.
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Speaker 2: I just keep saying US men's soccer is never going
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Speaker 2: to be a thing, and they never are.
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Speaker 3: So I mean the US that second half, they start
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Speaker 3: off the second half so well, they're the ones dictating
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Speaker 3: the action. We're chasing that second goal. We have the
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Speaker 3: home crowd in Seattle behind us. You could feel the
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Speaker 3: momentum shifting and you get that disaster of a third
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Speaker 3: goal from Matt Freeze where he has plenty of time
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Speaker 3: for the clearance and he just young, way coody, he
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Speaker 3: just kicked into the ground and the moment was again
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Speaker 3: just way too big.
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Speaker 1: For this team.
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Speaker 2: Cape Verde walks away from this World Cup feeling better
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Speaker 2: than the United States, Right, Yeah, that's.
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Speaker 1: Not, that's not.
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Speaker 2: We went one round further than cape Verde and you're
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Speaker 2: telling me they walk away feeling better than we did.
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Speaker 3: One thousand percent. Kate, Like, cape Verde is in a
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Speaker 3: place where they could still hang their hat on moral victories. Yes,
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Speaker 3: They're population is the size of some very small US cities.
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Speaker 1: Yes, they didn't win a game tailor, I.
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Speaker 3: Mean no, but they had a couple of good draws.
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Speaker 1: They had to come, I know.
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Speaker 2: But we won some actual games, including a game against Paraguay.
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Speaker 2: And we're still saying that cape Verdet walks away feeling
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Speaker 2: better about their.
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Speaker 3: Soccer because our time for moral victories were in the nineties.
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Speaker 3: Our time for moral victories we're in the two thousands. Yes,
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Speaker 3: we cannot keep being this country that says this is
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Speaker 3: our golden generation of soccer and then we come away
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Speaker 3: with the moral victory where a team like Belgium, who
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Speaker 3: spent thirty six hours complaining about the flow baligin red
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Speaker 3: card reversal, only to then stuff us in a locker
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Speaker 3: and say, hey, if Baligan played, if Baligan didn't play,
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Speaker 3: we were still going to stuff you in this locker, right.
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Speaker 2: It's what I was trying to tell you and Mikey
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Speaker 2: yeah yesterday. As it relates to Balligan. Sometimes I'm a
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Speaker 2: big believer and things happen for a reason, and you
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Speaker 2: don't meddle, you know, once they're on the on, they
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Speaker 2: once they start moving, you don't get in the way
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Speaker 2: of things that are happening naturally.
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Speaker 1: And what happened was unnatural.
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Speaker 2: And we went from this cute, little lovable, you know,
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Speaker 2: host country team, the United States men's team, to a
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Speaker 2: team that had a target on our back because we
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Speaker 2: felt the need to have the leader of our country,
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Speaker 2: the President called the head of FIFA and say, hey,
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Speaker 2: reverse that red card on Balligan. I'm telling you, if
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Speaker 2: Baligan doesn't play, that team is focused, that team rallies
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Speaker 2: together and they get it done because they don't want
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Speaker 2: that to be Balligan's last game, and they win that game.
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Speaker 2: I'm telling you right now they would have been better
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Speaker 2: off without Balligan, and Balligan should have said, hey, you
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Speaker 2: know what, I got a red I'm gonna do the
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Speaker 2: right thing here. I don't need someone to call on
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Speaker 2: my behalf. I'm not going to play soccer today. I
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Speaker 2: Am not going to do it. It's going to get
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Speaker 2: in the way of us winning. I'm telling you right now,
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Speaker 2: I listen, I'm gonna ask Twalman about it, and I
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Speaker 2: guarantee you that he believes in this kind of stuff
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Speaker 2: and he'll agree with me, guarantee it about.
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Speaker 3: I felt like early, like WWF days with the nWo.
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Speaker 3: I like being the bad boys of soccer, right, Being
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Speaker 3: the bad boys of soccer is cool until you're losing.
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Speaker 2: For one, right, but you understand what I'm saying. Yes,
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Speaker 2: of course it's cool until you're losing four to one,
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Speaker 2: But you understand. It's a cute story, little lovable team,
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Speaker 2: underdog team that suddenly has the president calling on their
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Speaker 2: behalf to get a player who shouldn't be playing based
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Speaker 2: on the rules. It was a bad red card, we
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Speaker 2: all agree, terrible red card. It shouldn't have been called,
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Speaker 2: but it was called. But then when you have someone
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Speaker 2: interfear like that, you go from underdog to oh my god,
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Speaker 2: we have marks on our backs. And Belgium played like
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Speaker 2: it last night, like they had a chip on their shoulder.
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Speaker 1: They were pissed and they should have been.
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Speaker 3: But what would you rather be the lovable underdogs or
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Speaker 3: the bad boys Cape Verde fifty two days until college
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Speaker 3: football soccer.
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Speaker 1: It was nice. Now when you.
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Speaker 2: We're in light Tahoe, there's a fine looking man sitting
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Speaker 2: to my left tailor. Twelve minutes there are two good
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Speaker 2: looking tailors sitting to my left ear.
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Speaker 1: Taylor, twelve men with us. A tough loss last night
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Speaker 1: for us.
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Speaker 2: You know what, it was an embarrassing loss, at least
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Speaker 2: from my standpoint.
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Speaker 1: What'd you think that's the.
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Speaker 4: Hardest thing, you know, it's it's a pill that I
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Speaker 4: still feel.
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Speaker 1: Listen, it's one thing to lose the game.
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Speaker 4: If Kevin de Bruyne or Belgium score world class goal,
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Speaker 4: you lose to one, you tip your cap and say
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Speaker 4: it is what it is. To lose in the fashion
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Speaker 4: that they did, to lose in the way where opening whistle,
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Speaker 4: it felt like a completely different team, a team that
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Speaker 4: we hadn't seen play this entire World Cup for the
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Speaker 4: United States.
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Speaker 1: That was tough. That was really tough.
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Speaker 4: And that is a difficult pill for that group of
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Speaker 4: players to swallow, and that's going to be a difficult
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Speaker 4: one for them to get over.
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Speaker 3: Taylor, do you think the World Cup for America is
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Speaker 3: going to be graded as a success of failure or
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Speaker 3: how are you kind of seeing.
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Speaker 1: You said quarterfinals? U.
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Speaker 4: I didn't think the bust would be a capitulation, you
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Speaker 4: know what I mean. I didn't see that happening. So
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Speaker 4: to answer your question, I don't know. The problem is
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Speaker 4: the soccer person in me will say Paraguay is definitely possible, right,
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Speaker 4: So that kind of pulled forth. Listen, Paraguay qualified inconnable
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Speaker 4: like South America is no joke. They only gave up
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Speaker 4: six goals and woke up qualifying and you scored three
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Speaker 4: goals in the first half.
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Speaker 1: So that's I see that.
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Speaker 4: But then the media person in me is, how do
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Speaker 4: I explain to the general public that it is different?
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Speaker 1: But it's not.
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Speaker 4: It's the round of sixteen. They lost, they're out, and
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Speaker 4: here we are.
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Speaker 1: How'd you feel about the Uh?
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Speaker 2: Well, I guess the president stepping in and you know,
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Speaker 2: FIFA overturning the Balligan red card and him. You know,
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Speaker 2: sometimes like the normal progression of things. I'm a big
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Speaker 2: believer and things happen for a reason. And I feel
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Speaker 2: like the US team might have rallied without their best player,
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Speaker 2: and I don't like when we mess with the normal normal,
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Speaker 2: you know, kind of trajectory of how things are going
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Speaker 2: to happen.
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Speaker 4: I think if the Balligin thing happens within twenty four
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Speaker 4: to thirty six hours of the Bosnia game, I don't
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Speaker 4: think it's anything like this, right. I think you're right.
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Speaker 4: I think it put a target on the back. It
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Speaker 4: put way too much of a distraction. Now, the US
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Speaker 4: didn't lose because of that. I want to make that
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Speaker 4: abundantly clear. But you can't sit here and say that
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Speaker 4: it didn't change the whole energy of the entire thing.
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Speaker 4: It felt very odd, yes, motivated, yesilm.
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Speaker 1: Yes, they had a chip, Yes, a chip yea.
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Speaker 4: And so it put a target on the back that
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Speaker 4: quite frankly, the United States doesn't deserve because they're not
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Speaker 4: in the top eight of the world. So you didn't
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Speaker 4: need to add that extra element. But that falls on
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Speaker 4: FIFA burying their heads in the sand and not doing
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Speaker 4: their due diligence. And within thirty six hours saying listen,
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Speaker 4: the referee made a mistake based on the appeal from
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Speaker 4: the United States, were changing the Balligan thing. That would
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Speaker 4: have changed the narrative, But the narrative that the President
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Speaker 4: made two phone calls. Then he's taken credit for it.
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Speaker 4: Now some people are saying he had nothing to do
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Speaker 4: with it. Now you're just talking about complete nonsense that
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Speaker 4: you needed to talk about.
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Speaker 1: Are you going to show up on the field and
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Speaker 1: here we are talking about that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Belgium should feel silly for how much time they
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Speaker 3: spend complaining about no reversal. Right, because they're starting eleven.
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Speaker 3: Looked like miles better than ours.
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Speaker 1: And they're starting eleven.
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Speaker 4: This was a brilliant move from Rudy Garcia because they're
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Speaker 4: starting eleven in the first two games. Was the top
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Speaker 4: five oldest teams in the World Cup last night was
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Speaker 4: not right. They sat the Bruyna, they sat Lukaku, who
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Speaker 4: has been off the bench of the entire time. Doku
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Speaker 4: didn't start, so they tapped into the energy and.
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Speaker 1: Youthfulness of their own roster. And yeah, you're one hundred
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Speaker 1: percent correct here.
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Speaker 4: But on the other hand, if I was Rudy Garcia,
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Speaker 4: I would have said publicly, you can play whoever you want,
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Speaker 4: We're gonna be ready, like I would have used it
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Speaker 4: the other way. But quite frankly, I don't need to
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Speaker 4: say anything to Rudy Garcia because they were ready to go.
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Speaker 1: Yeap, where's US men's soccer?
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Speaker 2: We'll get to golf for a second, because I am
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Speaker 2: now happy that you could focus on your golf game.
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Speaker 2: I'm only concerned about the bet I put on you
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Speaker 2: to win this damn thing. But where do we go? Like,
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Speaker 2: how does US men's soccer move forward?
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Speaker 1: Here? We don't know, Stucotts.
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Speaker 4: I really don't know, because I feel like I'm asked
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Speaker 4: that after every round of sixteen exit and so the
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Speaker 4: only thing I will say is if you're not if
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Speaker 4: you're in the ecosystem of the men's soccer, no matter
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Speaker 4: what part of it, and you're not motivated by this,
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Speaker 4: then you really need to think about the changes in
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Speaker 4: evolution and how do you grow this thing?
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Speaker 1: Right?
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Speaker 4: I will say this, the US men will always be
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Speaker 4: better if they have three Christian Poliitics, three Weston McKinney's,
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Speaker 4: three Tyler Adams. So my answer to that, Stu Gotts,
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Speaker 4: is we just got to develop better players and more
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Speaker 4: of them. We got to have a fishing bigger pool. Yes,
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Speaker 4: we got to have forty eight to fifty guys that
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Speaker 4: you know can play. But also what that does is
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Speaker 4: it raises the level of everyone else around them, So
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Speaker 4: the internal competition of the team, they have to deliver
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Speaker 4: and they have to play.
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Speaker 3: It feels like every World Cup cycle we talk about
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Speaker 3: needing a better youth system in this and then we
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Speaker 3: crash out of the World Cup and the same planes
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Speaker 3: pop up where people are talking about it's tens of
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Speaker 3: thousands of dollars for kids to play, travel to play,
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Speaker 3: all of it. Yeah, yeah, how much of that plays
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Speaker 3: into why we have such a small talent pool besides
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Speaker 3: the fact that soccer isn't the biggest sport in this country.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: I would say this though, MOLS academies over the last
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Speaker 4: four or five years were they're now no longer paid
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Speaker 4: to play, so they're trying to bridge that gap, right.
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Speaker 4: US Soccer has done a deal with Bank of America.
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Speaker 4: They're trying to bridge that gap and make it more inclusive.
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Speaker 4: But it's not the tailor to your point, Americans, we
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Speaker 4: want it to happen overnight.
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Speaker 1: I just don't think this is going to happen overnight.
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Speaker 1: I really don't.
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Speaker 4: Twenty one of those twenty six players that played in
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Speaker 4: this World Cup came from or were developed in MLS.
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Speaker 4: Now MLS started after the last World Cup. So over
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Speaker 4: the next twenty years.
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Speaker 1: Now what happens.
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Speaker 4: But everyone under the sun said, if your best players
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Speaker 4: are playing in Europe, they'll be ready for the pressure.
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Speaker 1: They'll be ready for the moment. Guys, last night was
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Speaker 1: a moment.
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Speaker 4: Was a moment where all the pressure in the world
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Speaker 4: and your top eleven were from the top leagues in
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Speaker 4: the world, and they were not ready to play. That's
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Speaker 4: where the dilemma truly lies.
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Speaker 3: The sixty one seconds where the game was tied, though
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Speaker 3: they can never take those seconds in great.
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Speaker 2: Sixty one second maybe the greatest sixty one seconds of.
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Speaker 1: The history of US men.
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Speaker 4: Soaker a kidding aside the third The third goal is
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Speaker 4: the hardest one for me to swallow, right the goalie
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Speaker 4: one thing to be down to one. But at the
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Speaker 4: beginning of the second half we made subs, there was
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Speaker 4: different energy.
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Speaker 1: It looked like they were okay.
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Speaker 4: To give up that goal with your goalkeeper and center
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Speaker 4: back making a mockery of the situation.
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Speaker 2: That is where that sucks. That's brutal. Yeah, it was embarrassing.
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Speaker 2: Were you yelling like, hey, get back of the net?
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Speaker 2: What were you doing in that moment?
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Speaker 1: In that moment, I was like, what, just stop the ball?
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Speaker 1: Truly in all serious.
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Speaker 4: This du guts right the goalkeeper kick it thirty yards into.
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Speaker 2: The stand I don't care, right, see, they just get
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Speaker 2: it out of there.
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Speaker 4: Like this notion that we need goalkeepers to be great
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Speaker 4: with their feet and passers, Well, that just bit you
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Speaker 4: in the rear end. Kick get thirty rows in the stands.
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Speaker 4: Everybody regroups and guess what, it's still two to one.
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Speaker 1: Yep, all right, I know you gotta go.
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Speaker 2: But my concern about putting a bet on you, just
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Speaker 2: so we're clear, was that you're going to be focused
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Speaker 2: on soccer and not the.
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Speaker 1: Golf Friday morning would have been tough.
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Speaker 2: We got soccer out of the way, though, I mean, unfortunately,
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Speaker 2: we all wanted them to advance, and now you can
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Speaker 2: just focus on golf.
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Speaker 1: I'm feeling good about your chances this week.
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Speaker 4: I would feel really good by the fact that I've
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Speaker 4: played two rounds in the last thirty days, so yeah,
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Speaker 4: I would feel really goods at.
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Speaker 1: Fish's plate, like a thousand rounds this week.
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Speaker 4: No, Fish already played eighteen this morning and it's just
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Speaker 4: eight o'clock and he's going out again right now.
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Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, all right, we appreciate you doing this, man.
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Speaker 1: Enjoy your weekend out here.
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Speaker 3: Man.
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Speaker 2: Thank you guys, all right, the great Taylor twelve men
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Speaker 2: with US US soccer stinks