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No way that's real. Margin for error hitting the crossbar repeatedly at all is pretty low...having it bounce back to exactly the same spot to catch on the juggle in the air...impossible
Spoiled for choices but this is the game I will likely focus on. There is probably no more important item for how far this generation can go than Pulisic staying healthy.
Both teams are through, so they are playing to top the group and (in theory) get a slightly easier tie in the first knock out round. There is potential for it to be a snoozer. I guess the good news on Chelsea's side is that they have several guys out there today who aren't getting many minutes and have something to prove.
Some guy I have never heard of before has a fabulous hat trick today in that game
Yeah, filthy stuff. I was watching him take that last free kick and knew he was going to bury it.
I watched Pulisic for his 68 minutes and Gio for the rest (he went 90).
He really should/could be a midfielder. Looks like he's been learning a thing or two from Messi.
I'm a big Claudio fan, but Bradley was better during their prime and for longevity. Both were outstanding players for the USMNT. Real leaders.
He used to be a midfielder and that's where he learned those ball skills. He then got moved to defender.
Cannon is 5'11" and Robinson is 6'0". Reynolds is 6'3".
I keep saying the same thing- he looks like a guy who should be starting and featuring for Barca...which he is. I still can't believe he picked the US. Soooo good.
It's a good position, but I would want that guy with the ball as much as possible based on that video. There were Messi-like moments in there.
Perfect time for Musah. USMNT is on the verge of that big break through and there are still seats on the bus. In 2 years that window may close and you may be a back-up on some crapppy England team while the US is making a deep WC run.
He will have the ball a ton from that spot. He's in the mold of Jordi Alba. Alba used to average 6-8 assists/year and a couple goals. Or look at Liverpool and how they employ their FBs. Trent Alexander-Arnold and Robertson had double digit assists EACH.
Hyperbole alert. Players like Sterling, Kane, TAA, Henderson, Vardy, etc. will still be on the team in 2 years.
Didn't their youth team u20 maybe, also win the WC recently? They feel like a team on the ascent, while already ranked highly.
Everything you say is true and he's going to be huge EV at the outside back position. He's just starting to do things with the ball better and more frequently that you don't see as often from our other players.
England are more loaded at the younger age group than I can ever remember.
And that's without the players in their prime I mentioned above and doesn't include their other youngish stars like AWB, Grealish, Maddison and Rashford.
26, maybe. No chance in 22.
Belgium is a really interesting team. They truly now have the feel of a golden generation(as you said) instead of sustaining the talent level.
probably some of both.
