As long time listeners will know, TFSS fields a 7-a-side team every Wednesday at SCOR. Since we're currently bottom of our division, we decided to draft in some professional reinforcements. Only question is: who? So Albert, Daryl, Josh and Taylor do a fantasy draft and debate which players should be added to the team. Incredibly, Cristiano Ronaldo doesn't make the cut. 

After displaying an alarming lack of knowledge about Australia last week, we over-compensate this week with an A-League trivia show.

If you've already heard our discussion of the various World Cup 2018/22 bids and interview with ESPN's Jeff Carlisle in show 58, then settle in for some extra content focusing on the USA bid, plus the full Jeff Carlisle interview, talking Major League Soccer. 

This week, the regular foursome (well, Taylor) are joined on the phone by ESPN's Jeff Carlisle to discuss the potential hosts/bidders for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup (the USA figures prominently). After that, the guys attempt to analyze the USA's four main rivals for the 2022 Cup (Australia, Korea, Japan, and Qatar). Albert gets philosophical/technical at the end... androids, holograms, and Korean unification also get mentions... So be sure to listen and be sure to compete in our "find a better USA bid slogan than the one they already have" contest!!!

45 minutes of extra chat with DC United fans Richard Hayes, Pedro Aida and Travis Dise, who were our gustes on Episode 57. We talk a little more DC, a lot more MLS, and list our reasons why soccer is better than football.

We were lucky enough to have Richmond Supporters of DC United die-hards Richard Hayes, Pedro Aida and Travis Dise in the studio. We talk about DC United's season, roster, Jaime Moreno, Ben Olsen, Designated Players, fans and more.

This show is 28 minutes long, but there's an extra 45 minutes in the podcast, covering MLS in general and... Why Soccer is Better Than Football. Said podcast will be posted here soon. 

Extra podcast to go with the radio show this week, where we discuss US Soccer's decision to retain Bob Bradley until 2014. We discuss the pros and cons politely, then argue a bit, and then make nice again.

Everyone previews the Champions League by discussing the big teams. We went the other way by competitively quizzing each other on the smallest team in each Champions Legue group.