Welcome to the Scuff Podcast national team and women's soccer.

I've got Tara from Philadelphia with me and Vince from Louisville and I'm Adam Bell's in Greater Chattanooga.

Hey guys. Hi, I'm so excited that you both have agreed to talk about women's soccer

and I can't wait to get started.

I'm so excited that you are going to talk about women's soccer with us.

Vince, how you doing?

I'm just chilling, just chilling as always. Should we start

with the big picture? Yeah. The women's national team has five games in the next roughly 40 days.

And I guess to kind of cut right to the chase, they're a big chance for Vlachco to show that he can coach.

Is that unfair?

No, I think the jury is definitely still out on whether or not he can coach for sure. I'm already upset with who he called up for this January window and I think

that that's like a really large portion of what he gets wrong. We're not doing anything different. So I mean like, yeah, it's time for him to prove if he can coach, but we're just going to keep doing the same thing where we have the same

midfield yeah that and so that's the thing he needs to prove that he can't coach

but but it doesn't look like he's going to do any coaching unfortunately Unfortunately. The reason for this, you know, slightly

negative tone about the number one ranked team in the world is that we lost

consecutively to England, Spain, and Germany in the fall.

Then we got we did get a workman-like win in the back half of that double-headed

with Germany.

But yeah, we've been kind of cross happy and dull in the attacking third

For a while like it's all of Laco's tenure basically yeah but you bringing up the lost

England really just reminded me about the amazing Trinity Radmingold that got called back and all of the sudden I'm happy again.

Well, well, well, should you be happy because, you know,

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