Hello, hello, hello. This is full-time with Meg Linnehan. It's me, Meg. We've got so much to talk about today. It's Thursday. We're, listen, everyone's sleep

deprived on this lovely Thursday. She Believes Cup is over. We had some She Believes after dark.

Energy. We're going to be reacting to Japan handing Emma Hayes her first loss as head coach of the

U.S. Women's National Team in winning the She

She Believes Cup. Then in part two of today's podcast, we have an exclusive interview with

Angel City Sporting Director Mark Parsons, OG of the NWSL, talking about his vision for evolving

the LA Club, including their latest on their ongoing search for their head coach.

And then in part three, we're going to get our fashion on because it is NWSL kit drop day on

Thursday. All new kits across the league. We have thoughts to say the least. We've got a game for

Jeff, because Jeff Reuter,

King of the Midwest is back on the show. Jeff, hi, how are you? How much sleep did you get?

Not enough, but we are, we are ready. When there's a jersey drop and a rare U.S.

Women's National Team loss, you hop on, you make it work. Yeah, I mean, there's a jersey drop and a rare U.S. Women's National Team loss, you hop on, you make it

work.

Yeah, I mean, there's a lot to get into.

Let's start what she believes.

Let's just dive right on in because it is interesting.

I feel like last night, the immediate reaction out of everyone was like, okay, Japan

deserved to win this tournament, 100%. This is not a

panic moment for the U.S. Women's National Team. And now it's coming out of the team. It's coming out

of Emma. It's coming out of basically everyone watching this. So just like, Japan were the class

of She Believes Cup, right? Yeah. And I think that's also just like a obvious place to start it, right?

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