Eat Drink and Live Soccer

The brothers talk fish and chips – the USMNT roster and their friendlies vs England and Italy – MLS playoffs and the new boys in the league FC Cincinatti – and Borussia Dortmund’s rise to the top.

The brothers talk beer, fried chicken at LAFC, and amazing food and drink from Gunshow in Atlanta – MLS playoffs and the debacle in LA – how a Dutch team hires a female friend to excite the fans – Champions League – money and royalty in UEFA – and more.

The brothers talk Octoberfest and German beers – how an amateur player in Germany gets toothy – CSKA Moscow fans get injured on escalator in Rome – MLS playoffs – and Liga MX and MLS combining forces?

The brothers talk beer and pork belly – USMNT friendlies vs Colombia and Peru & the coaching situation – The USWNT qualifying for the World Cup – The Crew is saved – and English hooliganism in Spain this past week

The brothers talk advertising in soccer and how the sport is portrayed to the general public – LAFC, Atlanta United, and MLS playoffs – the USMNT and who we expect to be a big part of the team in the future – and adult soccer and all the weirdness that comes with it.

A special episode with guest Alvaro Ruiz giving us the Mexican American perspective on all things soccer, but most importantly the Mexico/USA rivalry and how the game is perceived on a cultural level in both countries.

The brothers talk craft beer elitism and a German Kolsch – MLS scheduling – La Liga playing a league match in the U.S. and how the game of soccer is advertised in the states – and how important is winning in youth soccer?

The brothers talk beer and how it relates to the world’s game – transfer deadline day and what it all means – the start of the EPL season – and a follow up on youth soccer and the pay to play saga.

A mini-pod with a special guest – the brothers talk soccer and drinking with Drew’s Romanian friend and guru, Sergio.

The brothers talk beer and food in Charlotte, NC where Drew attended the Liverpool vs Borussia Dortmund Game – the ICC pre-season tournament – and the diminishing number of kids in youth soccer and how this could affect the US program in the future.