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Music Hello, Hello, everybody, and welcome to the total soccer show. My name is Taylor Rockwell. I continue to host Earl Ryan Bailey. Remains on vacation. Joe is returning from MLS All-Star. He is a traveling man. No longer a traveling man is Graham Ruthven. Graham Ruthven is here to talk women's euros, to talk MLS All-Star, to talk some transfers that have happened, some transfers that might happen. Spoiler alert, they somehow all involve of Liverpool. Who knows how, who knows why? Graham Ruffin, it's been a week. We've missed you.

Hello, Taylor Otwell. Yes, I'm back. How are you? I see you've been left holding the baby again, except this time the baby is me and not Joe for once.

Yes, yes. Joe is a very calm baby who just kind of like wants what he wants but doesn't really ever throw the toys out the pram.

Graham is similar as long as you like put him to bed with a various soccer shirt, various kits. Then he is fine.

On the basis of your Instagram, Taylor, your kids' lives look really fun. So if you want to teach me how to use like a power tool, I'm fine with that. To be honest, that needs to happen. I'm 33 years older than no one's done that for me. Hey, man, I'm happy to. I would love to. Yeah, which one are you alluding to the using the chop saw probably not that one maybe using the magnifying glass what which one are

we referring to which power tool are we talking about this she she knows how to use a

a drill she's used the chop saw with a lot of supervision already had to me we did recently learn to burn wood with a magnifying glass, which I'm sure won't come back to haunt me when the house is on fire. Yeah, it's fun, man. It's fun to teach them how to use power tools. Within reason, she did see me using a chainsaw the other day and had some questions, and that is where I draw the line. That feels like it could go very wrong very quickly. To give you an idea, Taylor, of my practical skills, for YouTube viewers, this picture

above the scarf thing on my display behind me, I thought about putting that up using a power

tool and then decided to use command strips, which was a great idea until I was sitting

at this desk one day and the picture fell off the wall and basically almost knocked me out. And then I just got my dad to hang it up. Yeah, man. That is the ever-present fear of like, I'm pretty sure I waited at the stud on that one. But if not, that thing's coming down. We'll see how it goes. You did all the decorating of your office, though, right? Including with the wood

paneling? I feel like you're more than capable of some handy things. Yeah, definitely didn't get my

carpenter brothers to do all that. Yeah. You could have taken the credit, Graham. That would have been

fine. I mean, yeah, that at all. It was great. There we go. Well, you are going to get most of the

credit today for a lot of what we're going to be talking about because Graham is back to as usual watching soccer 20 hours a day and the other four hours

perusing kits online for which ones would be best to purchase. We're going to start with the

women's euros, a tournament we have not discussed really at all on the show. We've had a question

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