#390: Ty Keough on soccer in St. Louis, and the new MLS team

Wanted to get somebody from St. Louis to join to talk about the
new MLS team, the response from the city, and the history of
soccer there. Got Ty Keough, a former national team player, coach
and broadcaster whose dad was one of the five St. Louis natives
on the U.S. team that beat England at the 1950 World Cup. Covered
a lot of ground, including Ty's family's trip to Guadalajara to
see the 1970 World Cup. 

This episode was produced with the help of William Gordon of
American Soccer Corps, who is an unsurpassed expert on the
history of soccer in America. Follow him and learn about his work
here: https://twitter.com/USASoccerStory 
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