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Congrats to the US Mens team for getting back to the World Cup. Obviously 2026 is the year to keep an eye on, but I think this young/talented team could make some moves in this WC. It’s nice to be back!
He's a corch, operating with easily the best talent pool in national history.Gag Berhalter did the very minimum that would get this team into the Cup. We will be in the bottom pot and will be spanked in group play. If my brother ran US Soccer, I could have coached This team to this outcome.
Overcomplicates everything. We got in, so that is good, but I do worry that we are going to squander this generation with him putzing around the sideline. The nepotism and cronyism at USSF makes Miami under Blake James look like a model organization.He's a corch, operating with easily the best talent pool in national history.
They will be in Pot 2, no? That’s what I read. Along with Mexico. Canada fell to pot 4.Gag Berhalter did the very minimum that would get this team into the Cup. We will be in the bottom pot and will be spanked in group play. If my brother ran US Soccer, I could have coached This team to this outcome.
They are... so will avoid Germany, Netherland, Croatia, Uruguay, Denmark, and Switzerland.They will be in Pot 2, no? That’s what I read. Along with Mexico. Canada fell to pot 4.
USSF and SUM do more to promote Mexico than the American game. You can quote me on this. It's as if the Argentine federation worked on behalf of Brazil. It's disgusting.Overcomplicates everything. We got in, so that is good, but I do worry that we are going to squander this generation with him putzing around the sideline. The nepotism and cronyism at USSF makes Miami under Blake James look like a model organization.
Qualifiers in Columbus, good, if not annoying. They can stand to cycle in Nashville, Charlotte, etc. to maintain home field advantage. Every cup final in LA, very not good.USSF and SUM do more to promote Mexico than the American game. You can quote me on this. It's as if the Argentine federation worked on behalf of Brazil. It's disgusting.
Play it in Cincinnati every time. Qualifiers should only serve to maximize the home team's advantage. End of story.Qualifiers in Columbus, good, if not annoying. They can stand to cycle in Nashville, Charlotte, etc. to maintain home field advantage. Every cup final in LA, very not good.
Win your group and get screwed by FIFA. But, it does help us.They will be in Pot 2, no? That’s what I read. Along with Mexico. Canada fell to pot 4.
100%. They are too worried about ticket sales and public perception and not worried enough about getting the job done. I think the other problem is we have to and should play one way in qualifiers - as the aggressor. But I don’t think Greg is good enough at adapting in a simple way when we play top teams and need to be counter attackers. We shall see, which is more than we could say for the last cycle.Play it in Cincinnati every time. Qualifiers should only serve to maximize the home team's advantage. End of story.
It’s in Qatar so probably its too hot to play in the summerWhy is it not until November? Admittedly, I don't pay close attention, but it's usually in the summer IIRC. At least it was in 2014.
Would a domed, air conditioned stadium have been too much to ask for?It’s in Qatar so probably its too hot to play in the summer
I think that was in the original plan. Shocked that it didn’t work out that way. This World Cup is an abomination of planning, waste, human rights, and just about everything else.Would a domed, air conditioned stadium have been too much to ask for?
I mean, they did at least stick with the ****** stadium design.I think that was in the original plan. Shocked that it didn’t work out that way. This World Cup is an abomination of planning, waste, human rights, and just about everything else.
England is like ND in real football… always overrated and over hyped.How are we feeling about the US group draw (England, Iran and either Scotland, Wales, or Ukraine)?
The US should make it out of the group.