Welcome to Allocation Disorder.

I am Sam Stay School, joined as always by my friend and colleague Paul Tenorio.

Paul, we haven't done a show with listener questions in quite some time.

We're going to do one of those today, but first we have to talk about the Conca Calf Champions League again.

And hopefully we can have a little bit more of a positive vibes podcast this time around.

We've been getting a little negative lately.

We know we know we're going to try and bring some happiness

and joy this time you're not to the best of our ability anyway. We're too sad curmudges

at the end of the day. So there's only so much we can't change too much about ourselves. But

yeah, we we like to be positive when we can be, right? Yeah. And speaking of positivity,

the Seattle Sanders got a very positive result in the

Concaf Champions League last night, two to two going down to Mexico City at Pumas, leaving

even.

There are no away goals in the final, so that's important to consider.

But going back to Lumen Field next Wednesday with a scoreline all square and probably a crowd of 60-ish

thousand or so. They've already moved 50,000 tickets as of yesterday, cheering on the Rave Green

and what MLS and the Sounders and all of those people or most of those people in the stadium

will hope will be a little bit of history

for the league with Seattle trying to become the first MLS team to win the CCL.

Kind of an interesting game last night.

It wasn't the prettiest at times.

It was played in an absolute downpour in the first half, which certainly affected the

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