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The CBS Sports Golazo Network presents Call It What You Want, a weekly podcast where Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davies and Tony Meola cover all things USMNT and the state of the beautiful game in the United States.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A sharp USMNT-first soccer roundtable that connects club form, roster debates, and World Cup pressure into one running argument.
Call It What You Want is a Sports show built around U.S. soccer, with most of its attention on the men's national team, Americans abroad, MLS, and the pressure gathering around the 2026 World Cup. The roundtable format suits the material.
You want USMNT roster therapy with jokes, receipts, and just enough old-pro scar tissue.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose transfer-deadline conversation grounded in fatherhood, family, and player moves.
The episode starts with an easygoing studio chat about Tom Bogert's new baby before shifting into a practical look at the transfer deadline and what sudden moves can mean for players and their families.
Vacation banter gives way to an American coach's win over Barcelona.
Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davis, and Tony Miola start in loose vacation mode, with Chuck checking in from the Dominican Republic and Tony collecting a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Coaches Convention.
A relaxed U.S. soccer discussion that turns midfielder comparisons into the main event.
New-year soccer talk keeps its focus on Americans abroad, the transfer window, Brendan Aronson scoring against Manchester United, and an American manager in La Liga getting a result against Atletico Madrid.
A lively roster reaction that stays practical, human, and engaged with the selection stakes.
The episode gets strongest when Jimmy Conrad, Tony Miola, and Johnny Bornstein move past the roster names and into what they mean for the team.
A loose holiday special that settles into a sharp USMNT tactics discussion.
Call It What You Want turns a year-end special into a USMNT check-in, with Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davies, and Tony Meola moving from holiday chatter into awards, grades for Mauricio Pochettino, and recent player performances.
A relaxed, insight-rich chat with Bob Bradley that gives U.S. soccer history some useful context.
Bob Bradley's turn on Call It What You Want is an easy, talky listen, with Jimmy Conrad and Charlie Davies keeping the room loose while Bradley gets room to explain the thinking behind his career.
A lively soccer chat that turns ticket prices into a question of who gets to belong.
This episode starts in loose, self-aware banter and then settles into a more pointed conversation about ticket prices and the feel of U.S. soccer.
A loose soccer panel that gets sharpest when the depth chart opens up.
The show opens on Haji Wright's hat trick, then moves through a USMNT depth-chart debate, the Champions League knockout round, and the start of MLS this week. The tone stays loose and conversational, with a Winter Olympics detour before the discussion circles back to soccer.
German handball, told from close range.
Netball talk from the coaching seat.
Galway GAA, talked through properly.
Spurs supporters talking through the crisis together.
The crew opens on Mauricio Pochettino's latest USMNT roster announcement, the last one he can make before naming his World Cup team.
Call It What You Want: A CBS Sports Golazo Network Podcast spends much of this episode on Folarin Balogun’s brace for Monaco against PSG, including his 55-second opener and the note that he now has the most Champions League goals by an American in one campaign.
Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davies, and Tony Miola spend much of this CBS Sports Golazo Network episode on Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham links, including the argument that a pre-World Cup move would be a bad look for the U.S.
Weston McKennie scored his 10th Champions League goal in Juventus’ 2-0 win over Benfica, then explained that Luciano Spalletti’s trust, higher position, and a “family” atmosphere are helping him produce.
This is exactly how top coaches identify the game-changers before anyone else does.
Sergiño Dest's hamstring injury drives the opening discussion, with PSV saying his return is hard to predict and the hosts pointing to Timothy Weah as the likeliest replacement at right wingback.
Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davies, and Tony Miola open with Tom Bogert's first child, Theo Thomas Bogert, before moving into Ricardo Pepi's collapsed PSV-to-Fulham transfer.
Jimmy Conrad, Tony Meola, and Charlie Davies start with the 135-day countdown to the 2026 World Cup and the 125-day deadline for the final roster, then pivot to Americans Abroad, transfer news, and striker debates.
Jimmy Conrad opens the show with Charlie Davies and Tony Miola on Americans making noise around the world.
Real Sociedad manager Pellegrino Matarazzo is described as going from an unknown in late December to someone Spanish radio says deserves a statue outside the stadium.
Jimmy, Charlie, and Tony start with a weekend catch-up and then move right into Americans abroad.
The hosts discuss outrage over 2026 World Cup ticket prices and their impact on USMNT fans, featuring an interview with American Outlaws' Trevin Worm about fan accessibility issues.
Patrick Agyemang talks through Derby County’s climb to seventh in the Championship, where the club sits one point from a playoff spot and he has nine goals and four assists in 27 games.
Johnny Cardoso’s 90 minutes for Atletico Madrid and Christian Pulisic’s missed chances for AC Milan are the episode’s biggest on-field talking points.
Mauricio Pochettino’s March roster sparks a long U.S.
Call It What You Want uses a 2025 USMNT year-in-review frame to revisit the CONCACAF Nations League Final, the Gold Cup window, and late-year results against Ecuador, Australia, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davies, and Tony Meola start with a youth-coaching story that includes a 5-0 halftime deficit, a speech about playing 'without fear,' and a second-half draw.
Mauricio Pochettino’s claim that the U.S.
Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davis, and Tony Meola open by arguing over a 2019 Seattle Sounders jersey, a New York/New Jersey MetroStars top, and a hat from the 2019 MLS Cup Final in Seattle.
Weston McKennie’s 200th Juventus appearance came with a game-winning assist in a 2-1 win over Roma, and the hosts spend real time on what Luciano Spalletti is asking him to do at right wing back.
The show opens in the Dominican Republic.
Haji Wright’s hat trick for Coventry becomes the first big discussion point, because the hosts tie it to a 3-point swing that pushed Coventry back above Middlesbrough in the Championship.
Jimmy Conrad and Charlie Davies open the show with a nod to Tony Miola and bring in Bob Bradley for the full show.
Call It What You Want starts loose.
End-of-year special on Call It What You Want soccer podcast.
Three legendary US soccer players analyze USMNT readiness 100 days before World Cup.
Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davies, and Tony Miola spend most of the episode on Americans abroad, starting with Brendan Aronson's goal against Manchester United and his role in Leeds' unbeaten run.
The hosts discuss Patrick Aguilman's Achilles injury and its impact on the USMNT roster, with a mailbag segment.
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Hosts Jimmy Conrad and Charlie Davies, joined by Marcelo Balboa, discuss USMNT soccer, share anecdotes from a youth tournament, and engage in lighthearted banter.
The hosts preview an upcoming USMNT game after a four-month break, discussing the World Cup countdown and recent events.
Hosts discuss USMNT player updates, college soccer, and Michael Bradley's coaching appointment.
Hosts Jimmy Conrad and Tony Meola interview USMNT player Patrick Ajima about his recovery from hernia surgery and his move to Darby County.
The hosts discuss USMNT news, an interview with Tyler Adams, and the financial situation of Lyon in Ligue 1 with guest Tom Williams.
The hosts discuss the USMNT's 2-1 win over Guatemala in the Gold Cup semifinals, focusing on positives and Diego Luna's brace.
Jimmy Conrad and Tony Meola discuss the USMNT's performance after a win against Guatemala and preview the Nations League final.
A soccer podcast previewing the US men's national team's semifinal match, with banter among former players.