And Gab, he's Jules, gray and horrible and scummy in West London this morning.

But that's okay, because we're here to brighten your day on this action-packed show because they're... London this

but that's okay because we're here to brighten your day on this action-packed show because there's so much going on

on the other reason is international break but bear with this there's a lot of

interesting stories from the Balondor for those who care about about it, to some of these late transfers to PSR news to Venetia's talking about racism.

But we're going to start with something else, Jules.

We're going to start with news that I think was kind of broken and confirmed when you were

away in August that Marisha Pacheteno is the new US men's national team coach.

It hasn't been announced yet because lawyers.

Yeah, it's a matter of time, yeah.

Well, we think maybe we think our information

is that by the time you listen to us,

it's going to be official so let's talk about this

I'm also going to get into a little bit but maybe later in the podcast part about

What does it mean that people like Pochitino

experience managers you know move on to national team jobs and we see so many

younger managers at a lot of big clubs very very quickly from company to to Maresca to you could go back a couple

years say at that as well. First of all for the US is he the right choice moving to a foreign coach?

I think he's a great signing, he's a great coup, because of the name, because of who he is,

because of the experience that he had.

I think there might be, we've said that international world is very different to club football

which is true but I think for someone like him who seem to be more pragmatic now than

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