- ArmedZombie
- Jun 6, 2004
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how did they do last time?
lmao
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- ArmedZombie
- Jun 6, 2004
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100% win rate against ME nations
the most American posy possible
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- ArmedZombie
- Jun 6, 2004
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many people have been saying this
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Dec 1, 2022 19:06
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- ArmedZombie
- Jun 6, 2004
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Gregg did his job, he qualified for the World Cup and got out of the group stage. Thanks for all the memories.
He's tactically inept and woefully out of his depth outside of CONCACAF. Gareth Southgate shooting himself in the foot aside I don't think he managed a single good game.
Half the squad is playing regularly in the top four leagues in Europe and the step down in coaching and game management needs to change with that. The US mentality of trotting out these has-been players who were adequate coaches in MLS needs to go away. US Soccer is setup to fail if it continues to rely on itself to develop players and managers.
Fortunately the players have noticed this and are fleeing to Europe at the first opportunity, be it at 15 or as soon as they're old enough to leave MLS. The US will never develop a world class striker domestically, the coaching and the level of play is too low, and I'm hopeful the likes of Jordan Morris coming out of NCAA soccer and playing for the US are over. It's so obvious to see how technically and tactically stunted players like Morris are. NCAA soccer is by far the worst thing for the development of American players. It's 40 years behind the rest of the world.
as long as Americans try to play American soccer they will be terrible but us soccer won't faceup to that for another 20 years at least
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Dec 4, 2022 13:47
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- ArmedZombie
- Jun 6, 2004
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Lol at the coaching staff voting on a player’s squad status and bigger lol at discussing this with a journ, even off the record.
decision by committee is very us soccer
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