USMNT

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If Mexico gets Tata Martino and we end up with someone like Gregg Berhalter, would you be upset?

Good question. I'm 99% sure they'll go with an American after the years with Klinnsman.
And if they're going to do that, I'm good with Berhalter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If Mexico gets Tata Martino and we end up with someone like Gregg Berhalter, would you be upset?

Good question. I'm 99% sure they'll go with an American after the years with Klinnsman.
And if they're going to do that, I'm good with Berhalter.

What about Vermes?

[Anonymous]

We might as well have kept Klinnsmann

[Anonymous]

I think Tata is the only MLS coach worth pursuing. The rest are not at his level, plus many have zero international coaching experience.

[Anonymous]

If they go with an MLS coach who isn’t Tata, we’re most likely gonna get a younger version of Bruce Arena. I hope I’m wrong, but it’s still essentially the same regime running US Soccer, or an extension of the old regime.

[Anonymous]

Tata just signed with Mexico, so he's off the table.
I think it's gonna be Berhalter. American, yes, but at least he had a long career playing in Europe.

[Anonymous]

I wish a coach like Leonardo Jardim would consider coaching the national team.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tata just signed with Mexico, so he's off the table.
I think it's gonna be Berhalter. American, yes, but at least he had a long career playing in Europe.

If this happens, it would be depressing. No international experience, slightly above 500 record in a third tier league like MLS, and they took over a year to come up with this brilliant hire? Get ready for the usual narrative: we need more time, be patient, the future is bright. At the same time, Mexico hires a world class coach, who coached Barcelona and Argentina national team, plus has MLS experience.

[Anonymous]

Tata coached Paraguay to a World Cup as well

[Anonymous]

After being thoroughly outplayed by England and Italy, the USMNT has finished 2018 with the record of 3W-3D-5L. Does anyone want to make an argument that the USSF knows what they are doing? Or was it a wasted year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:After being thoroughly outplayed by England and Italy, the USMNT has finished 2018 with the record of 3W-3D-5L. Does anyone want to make an argument that the USSF knows what they are doing? Or was it a wasted year?

We're they really outplayed last night? Wasn't it 0-0 until the last 30 seconds? Had he game ended a minute sooner with a draw would it still be a disappointment to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After being thoroughly outplayed by England and Italy, the USMNT has finished 2018 with the record of 3W-3D-5L. Does anyone want to make an argument that the USSF knows what they are doing? Or was it a wasted year?

We're they really outplayed last night? Wasn't it 0-0 until the last 30 seconds? Had he game ended a minute sooner with a draw would it still be a disappointment to you?

DP, but did you even watch the game before making that comment?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:After being thoroughly outplayed by England and Italy, the USMNT has finished 2018 with the record of 3W-3D-5L. Does anyone want to make an argument that the USSF knows what they are doing? Or was it a wasted year?

We're they really outplayed last night? Wasn't it 0-0 until the last 30 seconds? Had he game ended a minute sooner with a draw would it still be a disappointment to you?

DP, but did you even watch the game before making that comment?

X2!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tata just signed with Mexico, so he's off the table.
I think it's gonna be Berhalter. American, yes, but at least he had a long career playing in Europe.

If this happens, it would be depressing. No international experience, slightly above 500 record in a third tier league like MLS, and they took over a year to come up with this brilliant hire? Get ready for the usual narrative: we need more time, be patient, the future is bright. At the same time, Mexico hires a world class coach, who coached Barcelona and Argentina national team, plus has MLS experience.

+1

[Anonymous]

0-1 with the goal coming at the very end vs an experienced set of Italians for a bunch of young guys just starting at that level isn’t too shabby. Of course they have a long way to go and hopefully getting a permanent coach will help. But it could have been a lot worse.