We dedicate an entire show to the career of one Sir Alex Ferguson, who announced his retirement this week.

We review Borussia Dortmund's triumph over Real Madrid and Bayern Munich's merciless demolition of Barcelona in the Champions League semifinals. We also welcome Elliott Turner, author of "Real Madrid & Barcelona - the Making of a Rivalry," on to the show to talk about Clasicos past, present and future, and to play some Champions League-themed Wikipedia Game.

Inspired by Luis Suarez, we pick a team of players infamous for their on-field behavior.

Which of the 50 states has produced the most American soccer talent? We narrowed it down to three and then argued it out. Also: We talk about NBC's plans for the EPL and play some NWSL-themed Wikipedia Game.

This is a blast from the past. From February 2011 to be exact. Taylor, Josh, Albert and Daryl discuss the differences between British and American soccer terminology, and try to decide which is correct. New show next week, we promise.

Laura and Daryl are joined by Jason and Jared from the Best Soccer Show to talk a little about soccer podcasting and to play some Wikipedia Game.

Imagine a soccer player constructed using all the best parts of the greatest players in history. Whose brain would it have? Whose heart? Whose left foot and whose right foot? We didn't just imagine it. We actually did it. And the best part? This unstoppable soccer monster has an American passport. Listen to find out how we made ... [cue scary music] ... Frankenstein's Footballer!

It's Azteca-tastic special episode of TSS, in which review the USMNT's 0-0 draw against Mexico at the Azteca.

We reveiw USA vs Costa Rica and preview Mexico vs USA. You should listen!

We review MLS Rivalry Week, getting the official league take on how it went from Jeff Agoos, and we take a good long look at Jurgen Klinsmann's U.S. roster for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers.