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Music Welcome to the total soccer show and our latest batch of listener questions.

On this episode, we're asking if Thomas Muller is still good.

We're asking where Celtic would finish in the Premier League.

And we're getting into the old club or country debate.

Here we go.

My name's Ryan Bailey Power Trio on the feed today.

Graham Rutherland's here. Hello, Graham. Hello, Ryan Bailey. How are you feed today Graham ralternutton say hello Graham

hello Ryan Bailey how are you I'm marvellous I'm doing wonderful ready to delve my little hand

into that sack of listener questions pulls them out and ask you all about them yeah you're the

best question picker that's why we that's why we employ you and for role. Thank you. I didn't know I was your

subordinate until this point. Transfer window is still open. You know, you could find a replacement.

I mean, in this market, I could go for $150 million in this market, Graham, frankly. That's

under, is it can. See yesterday's pod listener. Joe Lowry, hello. How are you?

Hey, one of my favorite moments from yesterday's show that we haven't talked about yet is

Graham saying, Benjamin Jessica can shoot from anywhere.

And Ryan says, yeah, so can I.

That's awesome.

That needs to be my response when people talk about, wow, this guy's like long-range

shooting is a difference-making thing.

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