Messi's omission from the FIFA Men's Player of the Year Award shortlist kicks off the debate on Monday's episode of The Locker Room.
Jeremy St Louis, Ray Hudson, Phil Schoen, Thomas Rongen and Gary Bailey also discuss Ronaldo’s Serie A scoring drought and wonder if the time has come to worry about Atletico Madrid.
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Messi's omission from the FIFA Men's Player of the Year Award shortlist kicks off the debate on Monday's episode of The Locker Room.
Jeremy St Louis, Ray Hudson, Phil Schoen, Thomas Rongen and Gary Bailey also discuss Ronaldo’s Serie A scoring drought and wonder if the time has come to worry about Atletico Madrid.
In the second installment of our three-part mini series, the conversation turns to the contentious topic of Pro/Rel. Are the barriers to entry anti-competitive? Is the current closed system partly to blame for the men's national team failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup? Can newly-elected USSF president Carlos Cordeiro relinquish control from the de facto gatekeepers, the MLS owners?
Kevin Egan sits down with NASL interim commissioner Rishi Sehgal, 13-year MLS and NASL veteran Hunter Freeman, five-year NWSL veteran Stephanie Ochs, and a man who has seen (and called) it all, Phil Schoen, to discuss the future of the sport in America.
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Messi's omission from the FIFA Men's Player of the Year Award shortlist kicks off the debate on Monday's episode of The Locker Room.
Jeremy St Louis, Ray Hudson, Phil Schoen, Thomas Rongen and Gary Bailey also discuss Ronaldo’s Serie A scoring drought and wonder if the time has come to worry about Atletico Madrid.
