U.S. Soccer Icon Tim Howard: Tourette’s, Manchester United, and the World Cup
In Depth With Graham BensingerShow Notes
U.S. Soccer icon Tim Howard reflects on the journey that took him from a one-bedroom apartment in New Jersey to Manchester United, Everton and the World Cup. He opens up about living with Tourette’s, handling brutal criticism in England, and the mental pressure of playing goalkeeper at the highest level.
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