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everything secure. You know, I've had people ask me, like, are we going to want to go back

to sporting events after all this? And my guess is, my sense is that once we do get the all

clear from Dr. Anthony Fauci, who's the only person I trust at that level, that we can go to stadiums. I think people are going to be

really excited and happy to do something that's part of their lives. You know, it always has been,

and they're probably going to miss it, you know, they're going to miss it even more. I know I do

right now.

Yeah. is it even more. I know I do right now. Welcome to the Edge of Sports podcast. I'm Dave Zyron. This week we are talking to the

preeminent soccer journalist in the world, Grant Wall.

I'm going to speak to him about soccer in the age of coronavirus.

Also, I've got some choice words about a bribery scandal that's rocking the International Olympic Committee.

I got Just Stand Up and Just Sit Down Awards, but first, let's talk to Grant Wall.

Thank you. but first let's talk to grant wall so before um i ask you anything grant um your your wife, Dr. Selene Gounder, she's been on the front lines of fighting the coronavirus. How is she doing and how is your family? Thanks for asking. She's doing okay. She is an infectious disease doctor. She's done a lot of work in sub-Saharan Africa over the years with TB and malaria.

She went to Guinea for two months during the Ebola crisis. So she's been through some pretty intense stuff in the area of infectious disease.

And what really sticks out to me is she's part-time at Bellevue Hospital here in New York,

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