Yuck. I'm still bitter about them stealing 2022.I might wear my full Qatar kit for the camp (given at a CU alum event after the team spent a spring break there training)
US or Dortmund?No surprise but Gio Reyna will be with the first team this winter camp.
Probably smuggling something in his butt.
Like an illegally migrating Vietnamese family of sevenProbably smuggling something in his butt.
Should probably figure out if he's any good because...... He's a left fullback!I don't know who Travian is
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Here are all of the American youth players (so far) who will be with European first teams over the winter break: Gio Reyna (Dortmund) Chris Richards (Bayern) Richy Ledezma (PSV) Travian Sousa (Hamburger SV) Nick Taitague (Schalke)
He’s in the starting XI today vs. League One Rochdale in the FA Cup. Newcastle have a ton of injuries but they could afford to plug in a young kid if they really had to.NewlyRetired said:@lee_ryder
Steve Bruce: “We lost four players and could have been five. Yedlin has broke his hand. In all the years I’ve never see anything like those 15 minutes.”
The SuperCopa de España us gong too be played in Saudi Arabia for like the next 3 years. The clubs are selling tickets and Atlético only sold 50 tickets for their semifinal against Barça. Man, I'm shocked that no one wants to travel to go see a third rate tourney in a place like Saudi Arabia.NewlyRetired said:Charles Boehm
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I'm hearing the #Suleimani situation has led US Soccer to reevaluate holding USMNT January camp in Qatar given the wider uncertainty of security in the region. Qatar itself probably relatively secure, but the unknown unknowns beyond may be too dicey to justify going forward
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Am told a final decision is close to being made. I would be stunned if the #USMNT still travels to Qatar this month.
And they're successfully ####### up my parlay.18 year old Indiana Vassilev made Aston Villa's bench for the first time today in the FA Cup game
he subbed in for his pro debut late in the game.18 year old Indiana Vassilev made Aston Villa's bench for the first time today in the FA Cup game
Luca got in toohe subbed in for his pro debut late in the game.
The 18-year-old forward played the final 16 minutes at Craven Cottage, but could not help his side avoid a 2-1 loss to EFL Championship side Fulham. Vassilev had five touches in the match, making one interception and completing one pass.
Eligible to play for the U.S. Under-20 Men’s National Team, Vassilev has scored four goals and registered two assists in 12 appearances for Villa’s Under-23 side this season. He’s also made one additional appearance in the EFL Trophy, designed for U-23 sides and lower league first teams.
Vassilev will hope to stay with Dean Smith’s side heading into the second-half of the Premier League season.
In additional, Luca De La Torre made his fourth senior appearance of the season for Scott Parker’s Fulham. The midfielder played 12 minutes off the bench, finishing with an 85% passing completion rate.
De La Torre, 20, has bounced between the first team and the Under-23’s this season, scoring three goals and adding two assists in nine combined appearances with the U-23’s. He has made one senior cap with the USMNT in his career, appearing back in 2018 under then interim head coach Dave Sarachan.
Just looked at some video from this season...the kid is like CP with his dribbling and pace- and I mean the high praise. Very quick feet, very skillful on the ball, very aggressive going at guys and creates a lot of fouls or beats people. Lacks CPs vision and sense of using his teammates either on the pass or with his runs, and the final ball wasn't always there.@ArchBell
Good news for #USMNT fans. Matko Miljevic of Argentinos Juniors tells me that he’s headed to next week’s Under-20 camp. Scheduled to arrive on Wednesday
No U20 coach has been hired yet that I am aware of. I have no idea who is running the U20 camp.Just looked at some video from this season...the kid is like CP with his dribbling and pace- and I mean the high praise. Very quick feet, very skillful on the ball, very aggressive going at guys and creates a lot of fouls or beats people. Lacks CPs vision and sense of using his teammates either on the pass or with his runs, and the final ball wasn't always there.
Skill/aggression-wise, he looked ready for the senior team, IMO. But total package may be lacking. Very interested to see and hear how it goes with the U20s...who have a coach, right? Still only 18 too, and I think only in his first season with the 1st team, in and of itself pretty impressive.
From the videos, looks like it will be matko running thingsNo U20 coach has been hired yet that I am aware of. I have no idea who is running the U20 camp.
Christian Pulisic missed Chelsea's routine 2-0 win against Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup third round because of an unspecified injury sustained in training on Saturday.
Frank Lampard confirmed the issue to the club's in-house TV channel but did not specify what the injury was or the severity.
The American had started the New Year's Day draw against Brighton and Hove Albion having missed the win away to Arsenal because of a minor hamstring complaint that Lampard said was more like a cramp than a proper injury
Wahl's reply to Goff is worth a quote:No U20 coach has been hired yet that I am aware of. I have no idea who is running the U20 camp.
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The main lesson we learned about Anthony Hudson in MLS was that the Colorado Rapids got significantly better after they fired him.
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Getting word Anthony Hudson is the new U.S. under-20 men's national team coach.
@WillParchmanWahl's reply to Goff is worth a quote:
What do think of NYCs new coach?The US Soccer Fed is a dumpster fire.
He has a very South American flair and experience to him which should serve him well given how latin themed MLS continues to grow into.What do think of NYCs new coach?
The saddest part of this for me is that the thinnest of thin silver linings for missing the WC was hoping that things would get better at the fed level, even just a little :(The US Soccer Fed is a dumpster fire.
I have no idea. He was one of City’s preferred loanee destinations, so maybe he can continue to develop guys. They return their top 13 guys and Zelamen so if they don’t perform it’s on him.What do think of NYCs new coach?
I noticed that too. Usually there are one or two "contrarians" that like to come out against a new hire, but I don't think I've seen one guy happy with the hire(other than probably Hudson himself). Hell, Sports Illustrated threw some shots at him and they know nothing about soccer.Our normally toothless soccer media in this country must have been treated really bad by this Hudson U20 coach because he is getting eviscerated by all media types.