Jon Fasman
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158 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 27 Aug
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It was so brazen and so shocking, and it gave life to things that had only been rumored before.
Second, it's probably the last World Cup for two of the dominant players of our time, Lionel Messi for Argentina and Cristiano Ronaldo for Portugal.
I think third as ever, the Cup will be remembered for its winner.
We will see after the final whether Spain and its relentless defense managed to get through the entire tournament without allowing a single goal, or whether Lionel Messi beats them and brings the Cup home to Argentina for a second straight time.
Well, I think the first thing we saw this year is that it's been incredibly successful, fun, engaging World Cup with its large field of 48 teams.
There's already talk of expanding to 64, and there's the usual hand-wringing over whether it's dilutes the tournament and so forth.
I would love to see it.
I think the more teams, the better, because it needs more football and a longer, bigger tournament.
The next tournament is going to be in 2030.
It will mark the 100th anniversary of the World Cup.
And like this year's, it will be held in three nearby countries, Spain, Portugal, and Morocco.
I am really looking forward to that tournament, maybe even to seeing it in person if I can manage to find a way over there.
These are three countries that are just passionate about football, that have shared culture and history, and that just seem like a wonderful place to watch a tournament.
John, it's been a great pleasure as always.
Always a pleasure, Jason.
Great to talk to you.
Enjoy the final.
I will.
The Economist.
That was Alita Stone, who volunteers as a guide at the U Drop-In in Shamrock, Texas.
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