Hello, hello everybody and welcome to the total soccer Show. My name is Taylor Rockwell, and today I'm joined by. Here we go.

The ragazzo more intelligent that is dispost to palare with me. It's Davila moyal, David. How are you? And did that make any sense at all? I know that was perfect to tie in with. I'm assuming just a

hint of a native accent, but Google translated those words themselves. I'm wondering how it was

on a scale of, let's say, nine out of ten. That's very good. Nine and a half. Very good. I like it.

Even for Google Translate, they chose good words. So well done. I have a lot to live up to.

Anyone who knows Italian knows I have a lot to live up to with that intro. But yeah, very well done.

Well played and pretty good pronunciation. So well done. I was going to say, I feel like anybody who knows Italian has their ears bleeding right now. I'm glad it wasn't so bad.

No, no, no, no. But as the introduction

suggested, we are going to talk Saraya, which did get back underway this past weekend. Some

games did at least. Not every team played. And let's actually start with that. Were there any

things that you saw this weekend, generally speaking for any team, for any player, whomever it

might be,

that sort of you had questions or concerns about heading into the weekend that either

have been exacerbated or have been answered at this point after one game, David?

Anything big change for you?

Well, I will say this.

You know, there's a lot of question marks on Pierlos first match as

UV manager. I think the lineup already in of itself was incredibly fascinating. So he went

back with three at the back, which probably not everyone would have guessed, but he did love

Comte as a manager. That's who inspired him to

become a manager. And Yuves strength is still their centerback. So three at the back. He starts

McKinney, which was great for us based on the U.S. Arthur does not start. He was their big acquisition

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