USA coach Gregg Berhalter fired

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They'll hire someone middling and then be shocked when the team continues to suck

This firing is more of an indictment against the current leadership vs against the coach. They rehired him. I guess there was no one else?

You coach the talent you have. Who is the last American creator? The best players on our team are coming off the bench for top clubs. Some are there to sell jerseys to American fans. None are impactful

Berhalter was out of his depth. He gets out coached in each game. Berhalter style is outdated and predictable. He joy sticks players and the more seasoned coaches walk all over him. You can not tell me Panama had more talent vs the US.

No, but they had an extra player for 80 minutes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They'll hire someone middling and then be shocked when the team continues to suck

This firing is more of an indictment against the current leadership vs against the coach. They rehired him. I guess there was no one else?

You coach the talent you have. Who is the last American creator? The best players on our team are coming off the bench for top clubs. Some are there to sell jerseys to American fans. None are impactful

Berhalter was out of his depth. He gets out coached in each game. Berhalter style is outdated and predictable. He joy sticks players and the more seasoned coaches walk all over him. You can not tell me Panama had more talent vs the US.

No, but they had an extra player for 80 minutes.

Please USL teams could have beaten Panama even a man down.

[Anonymous]

Buzz now around Steve Cherundolo coming in. The state of the ussf is worse than previously thought.

[Anonymous]

Very few people care about the US Men’s soccer team. It has always sucked and will continue to do so. Soccer is not a popular sport in America.

Cricket, however, is on the rise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Buzz now around Steve Cherundolo coming in. The state of the ussf is worse than previously thought.

i liked him as a player but we don't need another MLS coach coming and being Greg 2.0

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Buzz now around Steve Cherundolo coming in. The state of the ussf is worse than previously thought.

i liked him as a player but we don't need another MLS coach coming and being Greg 2.0

Looks like that's where it's headed, unfortunately. The reality is the Klopps, Guardiolas, and Murinihos would rather be doing other things. Once upon a time the pitchfork mob came for Klinsmann and ran him out of town.

[Anonymous]

The players need to know their job ain't safe either. Aside from maybe Pulisic, there's not one of them I'd say is a must start or keep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The players need to know their job ain't safe either. Aside from maybe Pulisic, there's not one of them I'd say is a must start or keep.

Maybe you should get to know your team

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The players need to know their job ain't safe either. Aside from maybe Pulisic, there's not one of them I'd say is a must start or keep.

Maybe you should get to know your team

the team that can't beat Panama?

[Anonymous]

Greg will be rehired just as soon as he completes his next US Soccer coaching certification and takes some retraining. We just need an interim coach for 4 months, then we can get the new and improved Greg.

[Anonymous]

The ussf is such a mess…always has been. Klopp declined the interview request. So does Marsch, but publicly blasts them in the process. At this point, I wonder if Caleb porter would even be interested.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The ussf is such a mess…always has been. Klopp declined the interview request. So does Marsch, but publicly blasts them in the process. At this point, I wonder if Caleb porter would even be interested.

Gregg is coming back! It’s coming home.

[Anonymous]

USSF management has many similarities to the Commanders under Dan Snyder

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Buzz now around Steve Cherundolo coming in. The state of the ussf is worse than previously thought.

i liked him as a player but we don't need another MLS coach coming and being Greg 2.0

Looks like that's where it's headed, unfortunately. The reality is the Klopps, Guardiolas, and Murinihos would rather be doing other things. Once upon a time the pitchfork mob came for Klinsmann and ran him out of town.

None of those those people have ever managed a national team

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Buzz now around Steve Cherundolo coming in. The state of the ussf is worse than previously thought.

i liked him as a player but we don't need another MLS coach coming and being Greg 2.0

Looks like that's where it's headed, unfortunately. The reality is the Klopps, Guardiolas, and Murinihos would rather be doing other things. Once upon a time the pitchfork mob came for Klinsmann and ran him out of town.

None of those those people have ever managed a national team

So what? They are the best of the best. Neither has Steve Chandurolo lol.