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

On today's show, we'll be discussing some of the biggest player rivalries,

USMNT roster snubs and the cast of characters in the hypothetical TSS movie studio slasher flick.

Ooh, my name's Ryan Bailey. Joining me today as a man who I'm introducing first because at the rate things are going, he's going to have to take one of the available jobs in British government very shortly, Graham Rublin, hello. Hello, please no, no, I don't want that sort of drama in my life, thank you, too much for me. Yeah, as we record, listener, the British government is currently unfurling. There may be a new prime minister by the time we finish recording. It seems that there's a lot of resignations and it's going to be your turn next, Graham, I think, to do something. Yeah, or Cristiano Ronaldo's. I feel like the way the speculation could converge with him somehow ending up in number 10 by the end of tonight.

Potchitino's free. That's all I'm saying.

Yeah, not sure he's comfortable in a hostile dressing room with lots of egos and people pulling in different directions. But yeah, sure, why not? Give him the job.

There we go. Also here, a man is preparing to inject the women's euros directly

into his veins. We're recording just before the opening game. Joe Lowry, we've got some competitive

soccer tournaments coming up. Yay! I'm here for it. I've really enjoyed. I watched the U.S.

Women's National Team beat Haiti 3-0 at the Concaf W Championship, which Taylor and I will talk about

more at the end of the week. I've enjoyed getting to watch and learn more about the W championship down in Concaf, and the same goes for the Euros. I really enjoyed doing our preview earlier this week. I think I learned a lot along the way, which is always a good thing. So now I have things to watch for. And other than Spain sort of imploding because of injuries, I, you know, I really couldn't be happier. Yes, I'm very excited about tonight to Joseph and not just because

of the prime ministerial situation. Other stuff in England happening, which is fantastic.

Rounding out our pack, our captain, our leader, our legend, who will debate you into the early

hours on the difference between a cover and a rendition of a song.

Is that right, Taylor Rockwell?

I don't know if I'll debate I have strong feelings. I don't really have strong feelings, but I do have strong feelings about what's a good cover and what's a bad cover. But yes, this was in our music chat. Is that right, Ryan? Yes, we're in a music fantasy league because we are nerds and the question of what is the difference between

a cover and a rendition came up and my answer was they're synonyms for the same thing yeah i mean i

think that's basically it i think my like personal distinction is a rendition is like something

closer to a song that's in the public domain. It's like this land is your land.

I don't know if you're covering that because I think so many different people have played it

over the years versus a cover is like a you are definitely playing someone else's song. Ryan Adams

covering Oasis was definitely playing their song. Indeed. You don't, after the national anthem,

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