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feck off so hard Berhslter. Legett is his Rashford, only with no ability. He stays on and Reyna off. The US best player. Off. feck off you cnut.
Think he’d just had enough of being kicked every time he got the ballfeck off so hard Berhslter. Legett is his Rashford, only with no ability. He stays on and Reyna off. The US best player. Off. feck off you cnut.
And as expected, Acosta comes in for Yueill.Looking at that lineup, I only see two in Kellyn Acosta and Jackson Yueill. Unless Berhalter completely changes his setup, expect to see one of those two always starting.
It’s concacaf, that is a given. It’s always open season on the best US players. Been that way for decades.Think he’d just had enough of being kicked every time he got the ball
You know that deep down Berhslter wishes he could give Trapp 90 min every game.And as expected, Acosta comes in for Yueill.
He doesn't need to when he has better versions of Trapp in those two players.You know that deep down Berhslter wishes he could give Trapp 90 min every game.
“Better”He doesn't need to when he has better versions of Trapp in those two players.
As much as you hate them because of their MLS affiliation, they clearly are better players. I wonder if you'd have said the same about McKenzie and Aaronson if they remained MLS players.“Better”
Dude, I love MLS. Look at my supports tag. But neither of them belong in the starting 11As much as you hate them because of their MLS affiliation, they clearly are better players. I wonder if you'd have said the same about McKenzie and Aaronson if they remained MLS players.
Okay, just making sure that your emotions weren't throwing you off.Dude, I love MLS. Look at my supports tag. But neither of them belong in the starting 11
Agreed! Which is why my previous post said that having both starting was a disaster. Aaronson or Mussah should have been in Llegetts spot.Okay, just making sure that your emotions weren't throwing you off.
With that said, any other midfield setup that doesn't include a deep-lying playmaker needs a new head coach. Berhalter has tried going without one in past matches and failed. This is what he's most comfortable with, and unfortunately, you'll have to deal with one of Yueill or Acosta. Now, Lletget is a whole other matter, obviously; he doesn't deserve to be on there.
Okay, just making sure that your emotions weren't throwing you off.
With that said, any other midfield setup that doesn't include a deep-lying playmaker needs a new head coach. Berhalter has tried going without one in past matches and failed. This is what he's most comfortable with, and unfortunately, you'll have to deal with one of Yueill or Acosta. Now, Lletget is a whole other matter, obviously; he doesn't deserve to be on there.
Yeah, so we definitely agree on that front, and I'd never advocate for both Acosta and Yueill starting together (unless the U.S. faces Canada ).Agreed! Which is why my previous post said that having both starting was a disaster. Aaronson or Mussah should have been in Llegetts spot.
It's a nice midfield on paper, but all of them progress the ball forward by carrying it. Musah's probably the best at progressing it forward out of the 3, but I don't see any of the 3 really able to pass it out of the midfield (for Berhalter's setup). I can see another head coach make them work with the two creative players ahead of them plus wing backs pushing forward for a very nice team, but that's not Berhalter, unfortunately.Look the midfield 3 needs to be Musah, Adams, Mckennie (latter two in double pivot if you want more security) or put Reyna as an attacking mid with two of the 3 earlier mentioned.
tonight was a fail. Do that against Mexico and we are getting fecked. This was the most “important” game of Greggys tenure and he pulled an Ole. If you are going to go full coward against Honduras what are you going to do against Mexico?It's a nice midfield on paper, but all of them progress the ball forward by carrying it. Musah's probably the best at progressing it forward out of the 3, but I don't see any of the 3 really able to pass it out of the midfield (for Berhalter's setup). I can see another head coach make them work with the two creative players ahead of them plus wing backs pushing forward for a very nice team, but that's not Berhalter, unfortunately.
So Berhalter can try something different and fail (as he did in the past), or he can do what he's comfortable with and get results (as he did tonight minus the Lletget selection).
Yeah, the Mexican team will also play defensively against this U.S. team. Berhalter needs to set up a more dynamic side to get more out of the creative players rather than expect them to pull a rabbit out of the hat.T
tonight was a fail. Do that against Mexico and we are getting fecked. This was the most “important” game of Greggys tenure and he pulled an Ole. If you are going to go full coward against Honduras what are you going to do against Mexico?
This isn't about the MLS in particular, although I'm sure part of the explanation will dovetail to that, but why hasn't US football really kicked on from hosting the World Cup in 1994 to present day?
In the present day it feels we are no further along in the development of the sport despite having small peaks and troughs in between. Some time ago the US were tipped for potential greatness given the investment in grass roots football and the rise in popularity in comparison to traditional household sports such as baseball, basketball and the NFL. That, along with a huge population, top quality facilities and sports science is still yet to yield a batch of truly world class talent and international "golden era". Why? Will it ever come?
In my opinion the MLS could be responsible for this given the desperation for bringing over older pros from around the world in the twilight years of their careers. Initially I can see why this was done; to attract the world to the MLS, but now does it need a different approach and does this hinder the development of home grown American talent?
The contrast between the men's and women's team is again quite interesting. It's likely men would sooner play a traditional American man's sport as touched on above however the women's game does show they do have something so why have they not been able to transfer it to the men's game to a degree in terms of development?
Are there really no better goalies in the MLS than Zack Steffen?
I like this Starting XI... not thrilled about Sargent
I hate that US sports don’t actually start when they’re supposed to...
Sort your shit out.
Just turned it on, 2 AM here in the UK expecting to watch the first half and go to bed and it's just said kickoff is like 45 minutes away. WTFYa what the heck is wrong with these people, it's a FIFA match, this ain't the super bowl.
I like this Starting XI... not thrilled about Sargent
The US struggled to contain Elis the other night so if Lozano is on form he'll tear them a new one. Also explains the switch to a back 5.