Frustrated_Grunt
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Don't do what Mexico would. Don't fire Klinsman. He did a great job at the WC and there's still the confederations cup playoff to be played in October. Continuity is a good thing.
He did a what now?Don't do what Mexico would. Don't fire Klinsman. He did a great job at the WC
Don't do what Mexico would. Don't fire Klinsman. He did a great job at the WC and there's still the confederations cup playoff to be played in October. Continuity is a good thing.
He did a what now?
No it's not. We're going to the semis, remember.2018 is gonna suck so bad
How about a flawless 2014 WC qualifiers and a very respectable WC getting out of the group of death leaving the likes of Portugal and CR7 out of the tournament?This team is trash right now. Can't wait until someone brings up meaningless friendlies against Germany and Netherlands as reasons why he should stay.
Well done Panama. That was a deserved victory, although it should never have gone to penalties. They should have won about 11-1 at the end of 120 minutes, but some good goalkeeping from Brad Guzan and some lamentable finishing from the Panamanians kept it level. USA, basically, were rubbish.
Better now than closer to the world cup
I will give JK the wc14 qualifiers, but he based his entire US campaign on changing to a more attacking oriented football only to fall back on old Bruce Arena patterns in the WC.How about a flawless 2014 WC qualifiers and a very respectable WC getting out of the group of death leaving the likes of Portugal and CR7 out of the tournament?
I say stick with him. Continuity will pay off.
He's at least earned the chance to coach the Confederations Cup. If he bombs there, then the discussion makes more sense to me, just seems a little knee jerky right now.
Iquestion is impossible to answer but what can be said is that Landon is a leader when it matters.If Landon was on the 14 WC team, does the US make the quarters?
I realize it's a ridiculous question and he was only one player, but just curious what difference he might've made.
That potential game against Argentina would've been huge for soccer viewership, bugs me that we didn't get it.
Personally, think it's too early to get rid of Klinsmann.
I didn't agree with his decision to leave Landon off the team, but he got to the round of 16.
He's at least earned the chance to coach the Confederations Cup.
If he bombs there, then the discussion makes more sense to me, just seems a little knee jerky right now.
This is painful. Panama medal ceremony in front of an empty stadium. I doubt the third place game will happen in 2017.
This is painful. Panama medal ceremony in front of an empty stadium. I doubt the third place game will happen in 2017.
NoRéN;172979116 said:Bob Bradley also got to the round of 16 and he did it undefeated in the group stage.
Bob Bradley also earned the chance to coach in the confederations cup [and took the US to the final, beating a #1 ranked Spain team that was undefeated over 35 games 2-0 along the way.]
Bob Bradley lost the gold cup final to mexico, not a semi-final to Jamaica [followed by getting thoroughly outplayed and embarrassed by Panama.]
I definitely think so.And Klinsmann earns 5x as much as Bradley, and has a longer contract (through 2018)... shouldn't we have the right to expect a noticeable improvement given all the money we're paying?
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Jurgen Klinsmann: "Nations that were maybe not so regarded before the tournament earned respect."
Out of all the things this tournament, this is probably one of the bigger points for me. We certainly didn't preform to nearly the best or where we should be but Jamaica, Panama, T&T had a wonderful tournament.
Mmm I disagree.
Yes, they've improved, but none of them turned into Spain or Germany.
Instead, both the US and Mexico shat the bed
How about a flawless 2014 WC qualifiers and a very respectable WC getting out of the group of death leaving the likes of Portugal and CR7 out of the tournament?
I say stick with him. Continuity will pay off.
Yeah but Mexico has been shitting the bed since before the World Cup.Mmm I disagree.
Yes, they've improved, but none of them turned into Spain or Germany.
Instead, both the US and Mexico shat the bed
Mexico is out winning the Olympics, kicking ass at pan American games...where's team USA?
USA chose not to enter for some reason.
I mean both the US and Mexico were/are terrible but that doesn't mean the other teams weren't good. It isn't mutually exclusive.
USMNT didn't want to hog all the trophies.USA chose not to enter for some reason.
I don't disagree but Jurgen shouldn't be the one making that point.
Simply because it's not his job to make the rest of CONCACAF look good and it sounds like he's making an excuse for why he failed miserably at what actually is his job in this Gold Cup.
We are not in the confed cup atm. There is a playoff in October against the winner of tomorrow's match for that.