Welcome to the total soccer show and an episode in which we are running through the USMNT's depth chart.

Position by position.

Yes, we're deciding the best players in every single spot on the field and will try to reach a consensus as well.

Are you listening, Maritio?

Here we go.

My name's Ryan Bailey.

Joining me today, your friend, my friend, Taylor Rockwell. Hello, Taylor.

Hello, Ryan Bailey. Excited to be here. excited to get you to talk about the U.S. and the

international break one more time. Yeah, it's a thing that's happened. And all we go, until it's not.

Yay. Yeah. I can't wait. I do love international windows for making

our recording schedule a little bit easier, even if it means recording on a Saturday night. It

means not having to watch a gram level of games on Sunday night to be ready for Monday morning.

So I welcome back club soccer, but I do enjoy the international break for what it is, even when it's not that much fun.

There you go. It's a break. It's there for a reason, Taylor.

Graham Rutherland's here. Are you getting ready, Graham, to power up these 16 monitors in your control center to watch all the domestic soccer this weekend?

The multi-view screen is powered up Ryan Bailey in anticipation of this

weekend. I genuinely feel a little bit lost during international breaks. I quite like international

breaks. It gives me a chance to watch, like teams that I don't normally get a chance to watch.

But there have been times over the past week where I'll sit down with my dinner, turn on the TV

and there'll be no football on, and I feel a little bit lost.

Listen, we know, we've watched some stuff on TV this week. That was what I was about to say, we know in our TSS private Slack chat that it's the International Break when Graham talks about the TV shows he's been watching, he's been watching the paper. So we know that very much. That's surprisingly quite good. I was braced for it to be terrible, but I'm enjoying it.

There we go.

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