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Me either. It might even help.
Strongly disagree. Pulisic isn't wrong in his opinion at all. But if I was captain I'd tear him a new ******* for these comments. It serves no purpose but to create disharmony. Talk within the team. Speak your mind. All's fair and Gio should eat ****. But leave it there, not in the press.
I think you are confusing things. All the "no thanks" are for the Sporting Director role. No one has turned down the coaching job from any rumor I have seen.
I think it is time to draw a line in the sand. Weston, Pulisic and Adams are no longer young IMO.
Ok, now we seem to have at least 4 choices if we want.
One of these is not like the others, one of these just doesn't belong......
(and yes, we don't know if any of the other 3 will succeed and the national team level, but still....)
Yes but my point was more that we already know what GGG can't do at the NT level. To me he shouldn't even be a candidate (and not because of the elder Reyna's drama).
(and yes, we don't know if any of the other 3 will succeed and the national team level, but still....)
from a purely unbiased point of view:
Henry failed at club level
Viera is, at best, a mixed bag at club level (more bad than good)
Marsch is, at best, is a mixed bag at club level (more bad than good)
GGG was a modest success at club level (more good than bad)
GGG is the only one with National team experience with overall ok international results
All 4 coached in MLS. On paper, and ignoring the drama, I don't see how GGG does not at least belong in the group. If anything it is Henry whose resume is by far the weakest.
I'm extremely against keeping GGG, but would still lean towards keeping him over anyone else there.Yes but my point was more that we already know what GGG can't do at the NT level. To me he shouldn't even be a candidate (and not because of the elder Reyna's drama).
(and yes, we don't know if any of the other 3 will succeed and the national team level, but still....)
from a purely unbiased point of view:
Henry failed at club level
Viera is, at best, a mixed bag at club level (more bad than good)
Marsch is, at best, is a mixed bag at club level (more bad than good)
GGG was a modest success at club level (more good than bad)
GGG is the only one with National team experience with overall ok international results
All 4 coached in MLS. On paper, and ignoring the drama, I don't see how GGG does not at least belong in the group. If anything it is Henry whose resume is by far the weakest.
Will any of those others be better? Don't know.
Would any other candidate be better? Don't know.
Do you stick with GGG's limitations or risk hiring someone that could end up being worse?
But that's just so so hard to judge. International games and results (and lineups) are just so fickle and sporadic. It's not like a league where you know at the end of 38 games who the best team is.
Henry is the only one who wasn't a good manager in MLS.
(and yes, we don't know if any of the other 3 will succeed and the national team level, but still....)
from a purely unbiased point of view:
Henry failed at club level
Viera is, at best, a mixed bag at club level (more bad than good)
Marsch is, at best, is a mixed bag at club level (more bad than good)
GGG was a modest success at club level (more good than bad)
GGG is the only one with National team experience with overall ok international results
All 4 coached in MLS. On paper, and ignoring the drama, I don't see how GGG does not at least belong in the group. If anything it is Henry whose resume is by far the weakest.
Imo GGG showed he isn't up to the task with his inability to make in game adjustments and make impacts with his subs. With the talent level we do have, any coach should be able to get us qualified through Concacaf and a good coach would have navigated us better through the WC games. The Wales game w/ Morris and his tactics vs an England squad that didn't care where atrocious.
To bad we don't have a head coach that can bring in Messi and some dubious referee decisions to help us win.....
the way I differentiated was:
Sure. But there are very few guys like that. Even defining over-achieving can be difficult. Roberto Martinez could be seen as overachieving in Belgium's history the third place finish in 2018 is their best ever. But in the context of the roster, maybe less impressive.
Interesting roster. There seems to be some deference to MLS clubs as they play during this window (no Cowell, Neal, Wiley, Brady). My guess is we might see these four in the non-FIFA window. Mostly it's guys that are on the fringes of their clubs or in Europe. Really only Halliday, Wolff, and Yapi are regulars that got called and for Yapi this is his first look.
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Need to see the math on this one.
2002 WC Quarters, is there really a question?
yeah, this is exactly why I decided to ditch my post. Disappointed because I put in a lot of research but in the end it does not really bring anything new to the table.
Feel free to pick what you like. I'd say WCQ and WC results is what we are after. But fair play if you would rather focus on other things.
Huge win for Hoffenheim too over relegation rivals Hertha. FIrst win in forever it seems and much needed for Pellegrino Matarazzo who's already facing questions.
well Leeds going to Leeds it seems. Quickly back to 3-2 with plenty of time left. This is going to be hard to recover from if they cough up a 3 goal lead and lose these 3 points.
