Hey, folks, before we get to today's episode of the podcast, I wanted to say first, thank you for continuing to listen to the Total Soccer Show throughout the World Cup, even with the USM&T eliminated. We greatly appreciate people sticking with us. But we also understand if you want to check out other podcasts too,

listen to this one first and then check out other ones. And one I'm going to point you to

directly is the football ramble. It is a wonderful way to get your soccer coverage, but

some lighthearted fare as well, or combined, I guess, together would be a better way to put that,

because you're getting daily coverage of this World Cup all the way through the end of the tournament covering the biggest teams, obviously focusing a lot on England.

They're in English podcast. I'm guessing you're going to get some love for England and maybe some frustration with England, depending on how things play out.

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Hello everybody and welcome to an exit survey edition of The Total Soccer Show.

Graham and Joe just got to see me do the intro with my hands above my head.

My name is Taylor Rockwell, and it's been over four days since last we talked about the U.S. men's national team, which is obviously unacceptable.

So on today's episode, we're going to go over a series of polls we put out on Twitter to gauge supporter sentiment about the team, their performance at the World Cup,

the manager, and what comes next. Here with me to break it all down, our two fine fellows.

Up first, a man with whom I discussed the USM&T yesterday on his podcast, it's Joe Lowry. Hi, Joe.

Hello, yes, Taylor was kind enough to join me on both

of our dayoffs for an episode of The Back Heald Show where we talked about how USM&T players can

continue to improve and that will help the team ideally close the gap between them and the soccer

elites of the world. So we talked about Geo Raina's hamstrings, getting healthy, getting on the field. We talked about a lot of different stuff. Taylor, I'm excited for this conversation, though, because it's going to be super rational, very logical, and it's going to be great. It is going to be great. It's going to be you, me, and one more person. Rounding out our three-man crew is the conductor of the Roberto Martinez, or Roberto Martinez, for him,

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