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Get you get it. Hello everybody and welcome to the Monday morning slash early afternoon slash evening edition of the Total Soccer Show.

My name is Taylor Rockwell.

Joining me on the other end of the line is Mr. Ryan Bailey.

Hello, Ryan. Hello, Taitay. How are you? I've got a question for you straight off the top. Are you ready for this one? Are you aware of Strava? No. Strava is the running app, which people get obsessed with. I'm kind of obsessed with it myself. So you log all your runs. It shows you where you're going. It draws a map for you, it does all your stats. It's pretty great.

So a few teams around the world who've sent their players home have instructed their players to use Strava and track themselves on Strava so they can have a good idea of what their

players are doing, which makes sense, right?

And I found out that Millwall, are a team who have done this.

My friend Tom, who's a listener, hello Tom,

is a Millwall supporter who's informed me of this. And he managed to find all of the players on Strava because none of them have set themselves to private on this. Wow. And it's kind of weird

because if you look at where they run and where they go, you can pretty much work out where they live.

That's fascinating. Can you see who's doing the best and who's doing the worst? You can. Because you can set yourself to private, which I think they should, maybe they have done by this point. But there's a good 11 or 12 millwall players you can find on Strava, if you so desire. And I'm assuming you use this app as well then to track all of your,

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