Ian and Alex recap the World Cup so far and preview the final between Croatia and France. They also take a look at the transfer market, how Ronaldo's move to Juventus may cause some dominoes to fall, and how Arsenal's transfer business has gone so far.

On this episode, Alex is joined by his friend Jared for an in-depth World Cup preview. They go group by group and make their predictions as to who will lift the trophy in July.

Alex, Ian, and Bill discuss the appointment of Unai Emery as Arsenal's new head coach and what it means for the club moving forward.

The day has finally come when Arsene Wenger has decided to step away from the club, and Ian, Alex and Bill are back to break it all down.

Alex and Ian welcome Sean back to the podcast after a 30 episode hiatus to discuss the epic transfer window that Arsenal just had!

In part 2 of this episode, Alex and Ian address the Jonathan Gonzalez snub and what that means for US Soccer as a whole. Is it something that is emblematic of a deeper rooted problem, or is it just a one off?

If you're looking for the Arsenal transfer part of the episode, check out part 1, which was released just before this episode!

In this part of the episode, Alex and Ian break down Arsenal's recent form and talk about the impending Alexis transfer and potential Aubameyang move as well.

If you're looking for the US Soccer content, that can be found in part 2 of the episode, which has been released as a separate episode!

Hey the podcast is 30 episodes old! In this episode, Alex and Ian get back into the gunners. They break down their recent slip ups in form, who to start in midfield and give their thoughts on the new signing and future direction on the club.

In this episode, Ian, Alex and Bill touch on the recent form of Arsenal and Arsene Wenger's future with the club. The main focus, however, is on the absolute mess that is the USSF and overall landscape of US Soccer.

Alex and Bill break down Arsenal's recent run of good form including the big win over Tottenham in the North London Derby, as well as wins over Burnley and Huddersfield Town. They also take a look at former USMNT coach Bruce Arena's inexplicable appearance on Fox Sports.