Matthew Scianitti

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700 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 28 Aug

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OverDrive · OverDrive - August 28, 2026 - Hour 1 - Matthew Scianitti/Rex Hoggard · 28 Aug 2026 podcast

But there is another side to this, and I wonder politically if Infantino doesn't try to play certain confederations in certain parts of the globe off each other, because the one thing is true.

There are haves and have nots, not only in club soccer, but international soccer.

And in international soccer, the have nots tend to be in the global south.

Sometimes you can look at particularly at South America, you can look at Africa.

They have been conspicuously either on the fence.

Or quiet because they want to see whomever's gonna come in, if you know UEFA's gonna offer up their own candidate or anybody else wants to come in, even if it's Victimon Tagliani, that they want to see what resources are are offered to them because the one thing Gianni and Fentino has said, I'll keep the cash flowing.

And though even though we've seen UEFA and CONCACAF and and the Asian Confeder Confederation come out and kind of wag their finger

Others have been silent.

Again, even though the game there is this sanctimonious way that we look, especially yeah, you know, I've been lucky enough to be at World Cups to see the world and how it embraces the game, we live in a world where it's n not always about the love for the game, but it's about the profit margin.

The only thing that Davis Alexander has to worry about is himself.

Last week, um, he had a a very interesting quote after they beat the Ottawa Red Blacks talking about how he'll give his body for any first down, for any yard.

And certainly we saw last year that the only thing that kind of maybe diminished that great cup and it you know, the Rough Riders were worthy winners and all that, absolutely.

But Davis Alexander's hamstring was the primary

talking point, the primary storyline going into that game.

Listen, you can put him in the same conversation as Jalen Hurts in terms of a quarterback that goes into the workout room and is pounding the weights and pounding the weights and pounding the weights.

But as you know, y I wonder if Jason Moss at some point's gonna have to save him from himself.

Uh Jason Moss loves coaching.

Davis Alexander.

Anthony Calvill loves coaching Davis Alexander because he's embraced not only being a quarterback, but being a quarterback in this league and being a face of the league and being a face of Montreal sports.

The only thing that can hold him back is himself and you know, as is as he's managing his body.

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