In this episode of the Biggie and Smalls podcast, Keith Ippolito and D. McGuigan discuss Eric Ten Hag's candid remarks about the England national team and his thoughts on players like Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford. They also touch on Ten Hag's comments about Ineos approaching other managers and the injury problems at Manchester United. The hosts analyze Micah Richards' criticism of Ten Hag and discuss potential transfer rumors involving Xherdan Shaqiri and Ben White. The conversation covers topics such as the transfer negotiations between Manchester United and Everton for Ben White, the need for squad depth in defense, the performance of players in the Euro 2020 tournament, and the potential signings for Manchester United. The hosts discuss the importance of not overspending on players and the need for efficient and timely negotiations. They also express their opinions on the current squad and the areas that need improvement. In this final part of the conversation, Keith and D. McGuigan discuss the upcoming Copa America and their excitement for the tournament. They also talk about the coverage of soccer in the United States and their hopes for the sport's growth in the country. They touch on the busy summer of football with the Euros, Copa America, and upcoming Olympics. They wrap up by mentioning the return of the Premier League and other sports in the fall.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Father's Day Weekend

03:02 Ten Hag's Candid Remarks on England and Manchester United

08:16 Ineos Approaching Other Managers and Transfer Rumors

16:35 Micah Richards' Criticism of Ten Hag

24:39 Transfer Negotiations and Squad Depth in Defense

31:18 Analyzing Performances in Euro 2020

36:00 Opinions on Potential Signings for Manchester United

53:07 Excitement for Copa America and Euros

59:55 Coverage and Growth of Soccer in the United States

01:02:07 The Busy Summer of Football

01:03:08 Looking Forward to the Premier League and Fall Sports