The brothers talk beer from Ballast Point Brewery in San Diego – non-soccer fans or casual fans and their view of soccer and the World Cup – USMNT and what to expect after the Paraguay game – UEFA Champions League and Liverpool – and the CONCACAF Champions League game in Toronto where Club America coach Herrera goes nuts, yet again.

The brothers hit the streets for a mini pod – they talk beer and soccer at Brewport Tap House and El Segundo Brewing Company.

The brothers talk Guinness and Palomas – MLS stadiums and maybe the league hasn’t come as far as we think – USMNT 22 man roster for upcoming Paraguay game – the break or lack thereof (MLS) for international friendlies – and Cordeiro’s 2026 World Cup Bid.

The brothers talk beer from Smog City Brewing and stadium food at Atlanta United games – CONCACAF champions league and MLS domination thus far – Jose Mourinho fall out and his haters raging against him – the insanity happening at West Ham with the fans revolting – and the overall culture of fandom in Europe and hooliganism.

The brothers talk beer from Mikkeller Brewing and Templeton Rye Whiskey – CONCACAF Champions League with a little UEFA Champions league roundup – MLS salaries and 2nd careers for players – MLS draft and do we need it? – college soccer becoming less and less relevant – American Chris Gloster signing with Hannover – Jonathan Klinsmann getting called out as being “too American” – and Sunil Gulati stepping down from his role on the committee for the 2026 World Cup bid.

The brothers talk local beer, sort of – what local really means in terms of food, drink, and soccer – the cultural differences between how fans consume the game in America and how they do in the rest of the world – NASL cancelling the 2018 season and what that means for the bigger picture of American soccer – and Landon Donovan’s comments that the next USMNT coach should be an American.

The brothers talk beer and how non-soccer fans in the U.S. feel about the sport – Champions League and how it’s difficult to watch during the week in the U.S. – Twitterverse and social media overreactions to everything – and how we need to change the rule that doesn’t allow Americans to play in Europe until they are 18 years old.

The brothers talk Soju in the spirit of the Winter Olympics in Korea, and Beer from Stone Brewery – Carlos Cordeiro winning the USSF presidency and if he’s the guy to institute change and how much influence can the USSF president really have on the state of the game in U.S. – Landon Donovan returning to the field for Club Leon in Mexico – and advertising and jersey sponsors in soccer.

The brothers talk food, beer, and season tickets for LAFC – The gray area of the game ie. diving, simulation, tricking the referee & the subjective nature of how the game is played – The city of Austin and is it ready for the Columbus Crew if the move happens? Do the fans of Columbus even want to keep the Crew? Or the better question is, have they shown it by attending games over the years?

The brothers talk breweries Phantom Carriage in Carson, CA and Wild Leap in Le Grange, GA – USMNT vs Bosnia-Herzegovina – and the current state of US Soccer with a quick look back at the failure to qualify for the World Cup and how the fans and country have reacted.