Cornballer
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4th of July message from US Soccer
So I obviously missed out on lots of discussion and would hate to bring up something thats prob been discussed ad nauseum, but, what was the general consensus here about Landon being left off the US squad? What's the general feeling here regarding Klinsmann?
No it wasn't. ;_;That was a fun ending!
Galaxy 2 - 2 Timbers
Canada continuing to lose players to other national teams.
Sigh...
https://twitter.com/LegionChilena/status/485222054602768387
"@MLSTransfers: Source: SC Freiburg plan on putting a bid in for Matt Besler. Scouting him to be spot starter CB. £3.9M value being talked about. #SKC #MLS"
Yeah Yedlin shouldn't bother with places like Inter
Go to Hellas Verona, Levante, Groningen, or something like that then move up.
So what do you guys think will happen with Altidore this summer? I had hoped a strong World Cup campaign would convince Sunderland to insert him back into the full squad or, if they want to move on no matter what, a strong suitor would emerge as a transfer option. Obviously, that idea is now out the window.
So do you think he will stay with the Black Cats? Or will they sell him and just take what they can get?
Gonna watch my first MLS match tonight.MLS tonight:
Toronto - DCU at 7pm ET
Vancouver - Seattle at 10pm ET
Chivas - Montreal at 10:30pm ET
Are you in the us? Pick a team you can actually see in person
Yes! And we just signed Kaka and the owner is really trying to reach out to brazil and portuguese speakers (I think we have some agreements with Benfica and Sao Paulo). They've been really great in their league even if its the 3rd tier.
Are you Brazilian?
ok, that's it. I have to put Cubo on my fantasy team.
Coach Jurgen Klinsmann (6.5) - And now we arrive at the most difficult rating to formulate, with layers upon layers of factors to weigh. On the down side, his wing choices offered only stray sparks until Green finally emerged (a problem that may never have been if he'd started Yedlin all along).
Nevertheless, the coach's subs had plenty of impact and the defense stood up quite well considering the volume of attack they faced. Training questions aside, one likely cannot ding Klinsi when troublesome injuries occur, but an overall World Cup grade means his selection fully comes back into play here. Some will scoff or even spit, but the lack of at least one of confident ideas man -- Landon Donovan or a back-up power forward -- hurt the team to the end, forcing the back to take the aforementioned heavy load under added pressure. The same might be said for sticking with three holding-type midfielders so long in the knockout match while Mix Diskerud whittled wood in the dugout. At times, the team played above the coaching decisions.
Klinsmann did accomplish a lot, even beyond reaching a Round-of-16 thriller. The US now plays out of the back, they now can own 54 percent of the ball against Belgium. Unfortunately, they often stalled in the attack end and left with perhaps a little less glory than they could have achieved. The program remains in "one to grow on" territory after his first World Cup as US boss, but with a sunny forecast (and some seasoned starlets) for the next cycle.