Hello and welcome to the total soccer show.

My name is Daryl Grove and I'm joined by a man who's a little less Scottish than he was this morning. His name is Taylor, Raquel. Hello, my little unicorn. What's the implication that every time they lose a little part of it falls away? Yes. Yeah, that's nice. Yeah, you disown whatever Scottish ancestry you've got every time they lose a World Cup game. Exactly.

That's how it works. But then it comes right back up every time I hear a bagpipe faintly in the distance. Is that right? It just rekindles. Exactly, yes. All right. So you had Haggis for lunch? Something like that. So we will be talking Scotland's unfortunate loss to Japan. Have you ever had Haggis before? Okay.

Is it just intestine?

Because if so, I've had, I haven't. No.

Is it just intestine?

Because if so, I've had, I've had cheap intestine before now that I think of it. It's some part of the stomach? I don't know. Yeah. I'm sure we'll get to be nuts. As a vegetarian, it's like, it's like, next level meat to be eating. I forgot about that. so there's that

scavenger meat

all right

you ready to talk some sucker

I suppose

we'll talk Scotland Japan

later that. So there's that. Scavenger meat.

So we are.

All right, you ready to talk some soccer?

I suppose.

We'll talk Scotland, Japan, later.

And also, you'll be talking to Caitlin Murray later with the US women's national team preview.

This is true. They play, what, Chile on Sunday at noon eastern?

But first, let's talk about the other British country that's in this World Cup, England, Argentina.

England faced Argentina. I kind of expected a lot of goals, and once again, Argentina frustrated me.

Yeah, I think, wait, is that frustrated you because you wanted a lot of goals for England or just because once again, Argentina were like resolute in their defense in a way that maybe we didn't see coming?

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