The Hey, everybody, welcome back.

Sam's Army.

Summer soccer season, summer soccer silly season.

I was going to call it.

Episode three, we got a lot to talk about.

We're going to start with focus on the U.S. men's national team in our upcoming game against the kingdom of Saudi Arabia,

as well as the rest of the Gold Cup, plus some thoughts on Gianni Infantino's Baby, the Expanded

Club World Cup that is taking place right here in our midst in the united states of

america now before we get to all of that let's uh let's say hello to our interim panel of

beauties we'll be joined by one more in shortly uh first up we got tommy mcgunner the question for you

and actually is going to be the question for our second panelist as well,

the hottest thing going, all the kids are talking about it right now, is the great American

soccer tween novel that is in production.

What percentage, this is the one, of course, with Tommy Brewster stars in, what percentage

of this soccer tween novel is autobiographical, would you guess?

60%. 60%. Okay. Well, let's ask the man himself, Tyler Terrans, who is putting together this

soccer tween novel as we speak. Does it have a title, by the way? Not yet.

Okay. No working title? No. No. Okay. Just the great American soccer tween novel. That works.

Yeah. I'll figure out the acronym for that later and work with it. What percentage is autobiographical would you say?

Honestly, 20%, 25%. I think, like, where it takes place, some of the family issues,

and then a lot of the goals that he scores are goals that I score, like, are goals that I

recall scoring in high school and some in club, too,

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