Welcome to the Total Soccer Show and our latest batch of listener questions.

We're diving deep into the virtual mailbag today to find out which club teams will have the best World Cup outings.

We explore a world without managers and we consider the soccer moments that live rent-free in our heads. My name's Ryan Bailey, joining me today a man who regrets telling Todd Bowley about his plan to suggest a Premier League all-star game. Taylor Rockwell, what did you do? I mean, I feel like I might have broken some things and I feel bad about it because now Gary Neville's mad, Yergen Klopp is mad, I feel like I've set Todd Boli off in the wrong direction.

Yeah, you've got a lot of cleaning up to do, bud. Hey, he's the one who said it out loud. We had just been having it in our Illuminati secret meetings, but I guess he wanted to bring it to the public. He did indeed, perhaps we can chat about that one later. But joining us, Taylor, a man who publicly stated on his social media that Tuesday's episode of Total Soccer Show, available on the feed, is easily his favorite ever episode of TSS. Joe Lowry, be honest, is it because I wasn't there? No, it's not. Although someone did say that, which I think they were joking, but still kind of mean to you. That was me. Yeah, it was Graham. It was Graham's Burner account. It was great. Ryan,

it would have been great if you were there, too. I just like debating stuff. And I guess, I don't know, I guess Graham and I are enemies for life now. Is that what, is that what's happening? I think so. I mean, that was, that was already the case. This, this just underling that fact. Very true. Also, the Premier League All-Star games a good idea. Fight me.

Sure. Well, Graham

Ruthen, we just heard you come in there. The debate is about where to draw the line if it were a North

versus South game as well, right? Because as we all know, the North of England starts just above London.

Yeah, Watford, I think, is where you think the north starts.

I also saw Jonathan Lewis saying it should be East versus West just to see how confused people get.

Because I believe Bristol is more east than Edinburgh, which bends my mind a little bit.

But because of the UK's kind of slanted slightly,

I feel like the East versus West would throw up some controversy.

Graham, Bristol's in the South West.

I'm so confused.

Apparently not.

Can we do it based on where Americans think British cities are?

Because I feel like that would be really fun to see who they put where.

Because I'm never entirely sure which places are located where,

and I'm guessing other Americans wouldn't be either.

I think if we're going to go full America and make it an all-star game,

we may as well make it based on American values,

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