America Ruined the World Cup — Ch...

America Ruined the World Cup — Chelsea’s the Biggest Club in London 😂

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Football is Life por Ross McLean, Waleed Arshad, Mike Blanchette
T6 · E6
24 jul 2026
45:04

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America Ruined the World Cup — Chelsea’s the Biggest Club in London 😂

The World Cup is over — and the Football Is Life crew is not exactly mourning its departure.

The boys dissect one of the dullest finals they can remember, Argentina’s anti-football approach, Spain’s suffocating control and the 30-minute halftime show that turned football’s biggest match into a commercial spectacle. They also debate whether Messi should have started, whether Rodri truly deserved Player of the Tournament and whether Jude Bellingham actually had the stronger individual campaign.

Then attention turns back to the Premier League, where the transfer window is finally heating up. Chelsea hijack Arsenal’s move for Morgan Rogers, Wazza argues the Blues are now London’s biggest club, Manchester City add Elliot Anderson, Arsenal remain patient and Liverpool supporters begin wondering when their new manager will receive serious backing.

In this episode

  • Did America’s halftime show ruin the World Cup Final?
  • Argentina’s anti-football and Spain’s deserved victory
  • Should Messi have started the final?
  • Rodri vs Bellingham for Player of the Tournament
  • Chelsea "beat" Arsenal to Morgan Rogers with a record 117M fee
  • Are Chelsea now London’s biggest club?
  • Elliot Anderson joins Manchester City
  • Arsenal’s quiet window [so far] and Trossard’s departure
  • Liverpool’s worrying lack of transfer activity
  • Early Premier League title optimism and transfer-window chaos

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