Jeff and Schuyler do their season post-mortem and predict some big transfer moves for the summer. Then they get into a needlessly heated debate about the recent USWNT pay equity announcement.
In Episode 18, Jeff and I arbitrarily grade all the players on our teams. Jeff is super generous with his grades, and Schuyler wants a lot of players to become coal miners.
In episode 17 of Meet the Soccers, we go through the death and destruction of the second-ever Meet the El Soccerico derby. Jeff also gets into what kinda music he liked in middle school.
Jeff and Schuyler chat US World Cup group draw, Manchester United's tragic failure against Liverpool, and Arsenal's ascension. Also, a new feature where we talk about whatever nonsense we feel like bringing up.
Episode 15 could have felt like a milestone episode, showing how far we've come in such a short amount of time. Instead Schuyler makes it shit and Jeff tries to provide cover. Jeff is the Raphael Varane to Schuyler's Harry Maguire/Luke Shaw.
In this episode of Meet the Soccers, we touch upon how the invasion of Ukraine has been felt in the football world, some Arsenal Golazos, and a Manchester Derby that makes Schuyler take personal inventory of his own existence.
In this episode of MTS, Schuyler and Jeff are live on Twitch! We also catch up on a weekend of late drama, bullshit refereeing decisions, and why Arsenal fans are obsessed with Scott McTominay.
In the latest episode of MTS, Jeff and Schuyler chat Transfer Deadline Day weirdness, USMNT matches against El Salvador and Canada, and the horrifying case of Mason Greenwood.
In this long-overdue episode of MTS, we get not a whole lot done while going on for way too long. Schuyler rambles, Jeff talks AFCON
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About Meet the Soccers
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Meet the Soccers is a new podcast about two friends catching up on life through soccer/football/fußball/calcio etc. Jeff (in London) and Schuyler (in Los Angeles) begin each episode with the latest…
football chat before quickly devolving into whatever else they feel like talking about.