Hello and welcome to the total soccer show.

My name is Darryl Grove and I'm joined by a man who always picks the correct start in

2011. His name is Taylor Rockwell. Hello. Hello for which team is the question? For the US

men's. You're not picking the Canada starting at 11, right? That's not what you're all

a boot. I don't know. You know, you're not all a boot. I could be all a boot that, Darryl.

Oh, I wish I hadn't started with that joke. I have no other Canadian accent. That's right.

You're closer. There we go. All I have is the jokes from the South Park movie. Hi buddy.

I'm not your buddy pal. All right. We are here to talk. When the US is second concatenation

league game. Yes. It's a way to Canada. It's a big away trip that Greg Brehart has to

rest in the back. The just the culture is going to be so different. How was J. How are

Michael Bradley and company going to be welcomed into the stadium they play in most of the

time? Yeah. Yeah. I will say this though. After the impressive handling of Cuba, I'm looking

forward to this game. So I think it's going to be something of a test for the US international

club. Yes. I think so. Canada's not Mexico. Canada's not Argentina. But Canada is much improved

out of context. Total soccer show. Canada's not Mexico. And opponent where we were thinking,

oh, they might be better than us. I think if it was, this is an opponent that has some

threats, has some weapons and we still should expect to beat them. And to me, that's a really

good challenge. I agree. I think anytime you beat a team that is significantly inferior

there's always an element of but like, but that next team could be more exciting because

the other team was so poor. So I think there is a small percentage of that in some of my

thoughts on Canada is like, but I know they're going to be better than Cuba. So that already

makes them more deadly. But I also think they look way better just because of the comparison.

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