If Zealand is losing his mind here, Maqwell is going to be an absolute apoplectic ball of boggle-eyed, incandescent rage and nervous collapse. And, as such, I can't wait to see it.
lol after that Uruguay match I think someone should check in on maqwell. Bro’s been rooting for his ancestral Vietnam and Scotland, and his country USA. There’s no way he’s doing well rn
Although it’s quite funny watching the meltdown it’s actually awesome seeing Americans caring so much about football/soccer, they’re fully bought in and it’s cool to see
The comical federation loves it when no-one in the media talks about how embarrassing this Federation/Program is, now everyone is giving a damn and they have to face actual legitimate outside criticism which they're not accustomed to. The people that work for USSF wouldn't know accountability if it smacked them upside the head. It's genuinely pathetic. They're so nepotistic and inbred that they'd make the Hapsburgs look like a normal family.
@@JohnDoe-jy7svI went to the game, people were chanting fire Gregg at the end of the game as we were leaving. A lot of people care and are sick of this.
I'm glad they didn't fire Berhalter after the whole "Reyna family" fiasco. But there is absolutely NO WAY they can not fire his ass after this. What an embarrassment.
He shouldn't have even come back in the first place. I insist, he was one of the worst coaches at the last World Cup. Maybe top 3 worst. You KNEW this team wasn't going far. Even with Iran and Wales willing to "help".
What people forget was the reason why that all blew up was entirely started by Berhalter running his arrogant mouth at a "leadership conference" in front of corporate America, where he aired the dirty clubhouse laundry about Gio Reyna. A horrible breach of trust and done for the worst self-aggrandizing reasons. And so Gio's parents lost their shit.
When my father was younger he played with Claudio Reyna. My father was from an immigrant family who couldn't afford to pay for his soccer and was turned down the opportunity to go further because of the crazy expensive American youth clubs.
Lukewarm take, they've played exclusively teams far better than Canada (with the exception of Peru, which we beat 1-0), we play very solidly, Marsch is the one and probably the best manager we've had in 25 years at least
@@joepickford6219he’s not that bad. Kind of screwed over at Leeds where he was sacked when they weren’t in the relegation zone and his replacements couldn’t save them. He would have been an upgrade for USA over Berhalter
As a European seeing this competition for the first time. The standard of refereeing is shocking and I say that as someone who has to put up with PL standard refs. It's crazy some of the things I've seen.
Prem refs arent that bad. They make some bad calls but there are hundreds of games a year. With a sample size that big its guaranteed you are gonna get some shocking descions. Like 90% of the time people complaining about the reffing in the PL is just coping about their team playing bad.
CONCACAF and COMMEBOL has sent some incredibly terrible referees to world cups. They’re arguably the worst confederations when it comes to the referees
That’s FIFA though, as bad as they are I am pretty sure they will make good number of tickets available to fans for decent prices… I hope. World Cup will not just be greedy Americams making ticket price decisions.
@@m.c.martin _from Yahoo Sports:_ “CONMEBOL, the South American soccer confederation, typically controls all ticket sales for the Copa América, like UEFA does for the Euros. *But for this 2024 tournament in the U.S., it has turned over sales to individual stadiums and their partners, either Ticketmaster or Seatgeek.* None of those entities have any vested interest in growing the sport of soccer. So they have used dynamic pricing, and all involved - from the brokers to the stadiums to CONMEBOL and CONCACAF and even the U.S. Soccer Federation - will get a cut of the winnings, while fans’ wallets bleed.”
I always clown England fans for having Southgate as their manager, but I never realized how similar our situation is to theirs. It's two cases of the fans vs the manager, except the players somehow defend their manager like their lives depended on it.
So true, but I think pound-for-pound Southgate is still a better manager than Greggy. Southgate could work wonders for a relegation-threatened side when it really mattered in the league, but I’d never trust Berhalter with a job like that. Don’t get me wrong, Southgate is not a good enough manager for England, but he’s legitimately better than Gregg
@pjkerrigan20 what? Southgate literally got a club team relegated and then got sacked the season afterwards😂 the only reason why southgate is considered half decent is because he's not hated by the players and has been dragged through tournaments by the player talent, not his tactics
@@koalaorange. Iceland beat the same side in the euros that Southgate took to the world cup semi's. He has the best record of any England manager since Ramsay and has transitioned the squad. Club football is totally different and I agree Southgate would struggle in the premier league but he is a good England manager otherwise Sven Goran Eriksson and Fabio capello must be even worse given they had better overall squads and did less
I am not Southgate's biggest fan at all and he is baffling me at the current Euros, however the guy has taken England to a World Cup semi final, a Euros final loss on pens and an unlucky world cup quarter final loss where we outplayed the eventual finalists France and Harry Kane missed a pen. That is basically better, multiple times than we had previously managed in the last 30+ years, and with arguably better teams under Erikson and Capello (the likes of scholes, gerrard, owen, rooney, ferdinand, cole, terry etc. in those teams). Southgate despite all his detractors can point to relative success compared to what has gone before. He was a couple of pens away from winning a major trophy. Not sure the same can be said for Berhalter, as Z says he hasn't achieved anything more than what has gone before. I think one of the biggest similarities is seemingly all the England players love Southgate, he has been managing them for like 8+ years, some even longer in the U21s and they all seem to just love him for some reason, and maybe like the US team there just isn't enough separation between manager and players there.
It infuriates me, as much as I'm delights for my Canadian brothers and sisters in concacaf for them getting out of that group, why the fuck is Jesse Marsch coaching Canada at this copa America and not the US. He was available when the whole "is Greg staying" fiasco happened. Did he want to be paid actual money and not a Chuck E cheese salary like Greg is on? Was he even approached? Again happy for Canada, but fuck the ussf for ballsing that up.
He was approached. After he got the Canada job, he did an interview with one of the US networks where he said he wasn't going to get into details, but he wasn't treated very well.
Canada scored one goal and was fortunate to have two red cards in two consecutive games go their way in the 18th and 25th minute. They never looked threatening against teams who were pressing with a man down. Jesse Marsh is not the answer and his failure at Leeds was monumental. He brought in a bunch of Americans to try and shore up his team to stay in the league and they got substantially worse. McKennie looked like a lost child at Leeds and was fortunate Pogba got banned directly after an FFP violation by Juve or he would never have seen game time. People look at one result or one tournament and think they found success. Canada was lucky and they look just as bad as the US. No American coach is the answer. NO AMERICAN COACH IS THE ANSWER. If we don’t hire a legit coach from the highest level in Europe, you can prepare your excuses for the next tournament because you will need them. The players, the coach, and the federation are all substandard and in desperate need of an overhaul… and some freaking humility.
Once the coaches go to Europe, their eyes are opened to just how much the US has stymied the growth of the sport and the player pool. They come back and start making demands. Klinsmann said MLS wasn't fit for creating a national team and so Garber forced him out.
Bro, you know it's bad when former USMNT player Landon Donovan is coming out and saying that Berhalter needs to be fired. Thanks for the input, Mr. Donovan.
Zealand, you hit the nail on the head. This ussf a) does not want to hire someone who wants more power than them, b) does not want to hire a new coach who makes their 6 month process of hiring Greg back look like they made the wrong choice.
If Gregg isn't out by the 2026 World Cup US soccer just needs to pull out and let Canada and Mexico host themselves because apparently we don't give a fuck about the sport or having success.
What sticks out to me about these past few USMNT performances is that the players look uncomfortable and frustrated and the plays look unnatural and forced, if that makes sense. It doesn't feel like organic football, there's not too much chemistry on the pitch, you need a certain amount of relaxedness and composure to really perform at the highest level and it's just not there right now.
When you put it as "Finish behind Panama and get grouped at your own Copa America" Even as an England fan (who watched the US' games as a neutral) I can't help but think that stings. There are some serious growing pains you lads are going through, wish I could say it gets easier.
I can’t say I’m surprised. What did anyone expect when we brought him back? Just end the whole thing at this point. Everyone involved has proven themselves too inept for this to continue.
I feel your pain Zealand. Yet, based on what you said you might have a bigger problem than Berhalter. The situation reminds of the situation at Manchester United where everything sucks from top to bottom. The owners are cheapskates only interested in making money, the directors are incompetent and no one takes them seriously, the stadium has fallen in disrepair, the fans are revolting and not supporting the team, the player squad is out of balance and not performing as they should. In such a case, just kicking out the manager has a very small chance of actually changing something. From what you've said, the entire structure of American "soccer" needs to be revolutionised and in such a case you need to start at the top. You need a national bond capable of expanding the sport commercially, remove the thresholds for more people start playing, find some actually good officials and set up an academy structure that can compete with all other big sports. In the meantime, you need to wrestle control back from the squad, sell them a vision on how the national team should play and conduct itself and what their role in that plan should be. They need to find someone with actual expertise that can lay out a plan for at least 4 years. All while avoiding businesses or shareholders to suck up the resources for themselves. It will all start with hiring the right people at the top.
they all know this, from top to bottom. The problem is that - like everywhere else on the planet - the money loving scums at the top of the pyramids have become even more money loving and even more cynical and they won't give up their positions or wealth for anything, ever! We see this across the globe with all wealthy people, especially in these dire times when the wealth is being polarized into even less hands while the middle classes of people the world over are turning into lower classes even more. The (financial) system that's our society is based on needs to fall (and is already collapsing),. but a result of this collapse is the fact that the egotistical, non-empathic pieces of sh*t at the top of society become even more greedy, more egotistical, and downright evil, which is why they refuse to care about anything else but their own wealth and power...
That was my feeling as a Canada fan after the last few tournaments and the world cup 2022... finally against Peru and Chile we got the concrete results we needed instead of just moral victories...
@@joseph-fernando-piano Canada pass the group stage thanks to the HUGE help from the refs vs Chile. They need to show up vs Venezuela to begin taking seriously
@@gamakujira64e23It's a wild stat, but Southgate has somehow managed to win more knockout games than all other England managers combined since they won the World Cup in '66. Really says a lot about the quality of English NT coaching that fucking Southgate is one of their greatest ever.
@@Sporting1210Aren’t most US soccer fans liberal anyway? You lose MAYBE 10% of the fan base and that’s assuming the 10% care _way_ more about their team’s politics than winning, in which case they wouldn’t watch with the Pride jerseys and all that anyway
@@Phoenix-vr6bv American soccer culture tends to skew middle and upper class, particularly men's teams. Maybe not red hats and tiki torches, but more than a few fans lean right.
@@shaunnichols1743to add to your point, there is also a certain variety of Latino in the US that leans pretty Miami-Cuban when it comes to politics (that is, very right wing and conservative). I’d still say the majority of the US soccer fan base doesn’t lean rightward, but there are many different right-wing influences on the culture nonetheless
I read that interaction as Pulisic telling the refs to come to the middle of the field like they normally do and not stand off to the side like they were
Did the USSF want to hire a coach or did they want to hire a Team Buddy? Because it sounds like they want the latter and they don't care about the former.
they wanted to hire an easy to control yesman, regardless of whether their puppet was a coach or a team buddy. The scums at the top of the USSF pyramid are either too egotistical and don't want to give up their power, control and wealth to anyone else, or - most likely - the obscenely wealthy oligarchs that own the sports in USA don't want football (the real football, not the abomination that americans call football) to take over the other sports because this means that the oligarchs lose money and power. So, the failure of football catching onto the american public is the sweetest deal for the owners of the other sports, which is why they've probably infiltrated USSF with their own men (that proactively "work" towards keeping football in a bad status quo at worst, or fully destroy it at best) and which is why they prefer a weak cuck like GGG that they can manipulate and who guarantees them failure after failure to the point that the fans hopefully give up caring about this sport and instead turn their attention back to the other sports, putting money into the pockets of the aforementioned oligarchs (that own the other sports). USA is a cartel and a (neo-phascist) concept, it's not a real country and the sooner you, americans, see and understand this, the faster you'll be able to get rid of it (if you want to that is)... Until then... well... you'll keep suffering while making the oligarchs richer :)
Not only should gregg berhalter be fired, but so should everyone who was involved in rehiring him. That said, in Matt turner's defense, it would create a very awkward situation when ussf inevitably says Berhalter is still their man if he had said anything else.
@@BloodRider1914he's team is 40% consistancy wonder kids and Champions league challenger 60% consistent good to great proven talents They should be dominating not scraping by
Fun fact the ref has been investigated/is being investigated for matching fixing between an Argentina team and a Bolivian team when he received jerseys before a game and gave a controversial penalty to that team to win the game. How is he qualified to be in a tournament of this level with that on his record?
@@thechosenone1425 that’s the game, completely forgot which game. I’m not saying he was “bought” though I can see how that sounded. More like, as far as I read the investigation wasn’t finished, as well as in general he’s career is “tainted” with it. Europe has not allowed referees in tournaments for less. It was more of a “this ref has made unwise decisions in the past.”
@@stephenbachmeier913 yeah i do agree that its suspicious as hell, even i as a boca jrs fan knew that wasnt a penalty but refs here in general are pretty bad
Appreciate you showing the correct frame for the offside. I went and found it myself and ended up with the same one. Olivera's knee is clearly past McKennie's foot.
As an Argentinian, I'm sad for you. But at the same time, I'm happy you realize the difference between CONMEBOL and CONCAAF. Saying USA is the fourth best national team of the whole continent is crazy, I even doubt you'd qualify for the WC in South America.
I need this video to have enough likes that USSF can't ignore it. As for the Pulisic/ref handshake thing, I get it. As Pulisic is walking over to shake hands, he yells at the refs that they should join Uruguay in their celebrations. If a player insulted me in that way, I'd probably refuse to shake his hand as well.
US soccer, have ambition! American athletes in other sports don't just want to show up, they WANT TO WIN. Look at Connor McDavid (Canadian, yes, but it's the only other sport I follow) in the Stanley Cup Final. He got his team all the way to an improbable comeback and narrowly last in the last game. He was heartbroken because he said at the beginning of the season that it was cup or bust. That's a good athlete. US Soccer and its players are not showing that they want to win, that they would consider anything less to be a failure. They're just talking about showing up and "testing themselves" against the world's best, not about actually beating them. Zealand said it, but that's loser mentality. They're not being coached to have that fire to use or exceed their talents and win. Uruguay are theoretically a better team but that match was winnable. Panama was winnable. Win, try to win, put your heart out on the pitch, do it for your country. Only then will US soccer players and their team be taken seriously.
While I appreciate the intent behind what you're saying, McDavid is the best player in the world, someone who can drag his team to wins single-handedly. The US has nobody in his stratosphere from a skill, mental, or physical standpoint. Though they have a decent roster, they can't rely on a Messi, Ronaldo, or Mbappe to carry them. They have to do it as a team, and that's where having a bad coach really hurts.
@@emanueldelacruz1101History does not apply on a match by match basis (if it did, Manchester United would not have lost 4-0 to Crystal Palace this last season), and good teams don't melt under pressure to theoretically superior teams. Recently in the Euros there was a similar situation with Georgia who were fighting for their lives with no guarantee of advancing even with a win and Portugal who didn't really care about the outcome of the match, and Georgia beat Portugal 2-0 with a coherent counter-attacking strategy with an impenetrable defense. That's how you can shut down more talented teams and eek out needed victories, and a good manager and properly drilled players could certainly (if not easily) have beaten Uruguay in that match (which was only 1-0 with a certainly defendable goal being the only deciding factor).
The ref didn't shake pulisic's hand because pulisic was telling the ref to go celebrate with the Uruguay group right before he attempted to shake the refs hand
Brother from 6:00 - 7:30 you spat absolute facts and I wish you weren’t so right but that was nail head bang on why this country can’t figure out how to be successful. Uruguay has 1/100th the population and gdp we do, we just splotch it up a wall and don’t ask why
The neighbors must be wondering why the nice lady with the pink setup next door is now a very enraged man losing his mind over the us national team (in Sweden)
Did you see the match live? Did you watch that specific play? Did you see the official CONMEBOL video and audio footage? Even so, 0 - 0 would do nothing for USA. Same outcome.
@@Jaco059 If you really watched the conmebol official footage youll see its on. Goal or not USA would be in the same situation thus being sent out on group stage. It sounds as you blame others instead the USA team + staff which are the true responsable of losing. Concacaf lever is lower than Conmebol and they should work on lmproving as panama and canada are showing .
The thing he did the 1-1 thing surprises me, i believe in a game situation like that you want them to win and you don't tell them the score. McDermott for the Buffalo Bills prevented the Dolphins-Ravens game score being shown in the bills stadium because it was a crucial division game to force the players to just focus on winning, thats what he should have done
Christian Pulisic is a petulant child. He chased after the ref during the game then before he tried to shake the ref’s hand he reportedly told the ref to go celebrate with Uruguay. In the end, Panama did what they needed to do and the US did not. That’s the team’s fault not the ref’s fault
Just in, Zealand on Berhalter: "I don't hate you, John. I don't even dislike you. I like you a hell of a lot more than I like most people in the back. I hate... this idea... that you're the best... because you're not. I'm the best. I'm the best in the world."
The moment the players choose the coach because they get along well with him, they feel comfortable and within a comfort zone under his leadership... that's when you should realize that you screwed up. It's a professional sport, not a friends club. Those who have tried this idea have failed (a good example was Argentina in the 2018 World Cup).
Love your passion mate, hopefully this situation is sorted soon Also after hearing the prices of tickets for the Copa America games I’m worried World Cup tickets are going to be way too expensive for the average person
There was a point in the second half after they subbed in Haji and Pepi where there were 3 people up front, a midfield and wing back out on each flank, and Pulisic had the ball with the 2 center backs so there was not a single soul in the middle of the pitch directly in front of Uruguay’s box to midfield like a big donut. What type of tactic is that? That’s either abysmal coaching or players shying away which is still on the coaching staff similar to what Carli Lloyd said.
Baseball monopoly owners will not trust me It's all about franchises in the US That's why it took so long for football (soccer) to get halfway decent after over a 100 years
I’m not going to this Brazil Colombia game cause ticket prices are insane. Can’t justify spending 400 bucks when you add the outrageous ticket master prices
Welcome to International Football. It is a crazy world where the USA T20 cricket team makes it out of the T20 World Cup group stage and in the concacaf the Football team doesn't.
The ref was absolutely terrible but the US had the ability and talent to win this game and it shouldn’t have even come down to the final day for them to advance or go out.
Georgia beat Portugal. Slovakia almost beat England. Not being able to beat Uruguay, who had already qualified and didn't really need the win, is a loser mentality. A good coach and dedicated team could certainly have beaten Uruguay, who weren't performing particularly well regardless
As soon as Bolivia scored and Gregg was telling everyone that the other game was 1-1 I immediately knew we were going to lose that game. You don't tell your players the current situation because it's only encouraging complacency. You should go into that game with a "we control our own destiny mentality", and encouraging to the players to rely on the other result is ridiculous levels of not giving a shit about controlling your own destiny.
Not where I'm from. Most of the kids on my sons team are 1st and 2nd generation children of working class immigrants. We fundd raise like hell to travel.
Mashed use Yukon gold potatoes, 35% cream, butter, salt, if you can roasted garlic purée. If you use russets like for baked potatoes it’s a starch heavy potato needing more cream and butter. Source: I make least 50 lbs of potatoes a night or to convert it 22kg or 3.5 stones
11:13 This. This exactly. I’m drawn back to the WC Qualifiers for 2018. This weird idea that we have to rely on someone else to go through. The ONLY time that this should be allowed is if you HANDLED YOUR BUSINESS FIRST or if the other game is finished and you’re still playing. Why are we relying on someone else to go through? What’s the point of that? It was practically win and in! That’s what should have been the mentality. Outside of CONCACAF, it’s never seemed to be a “we can beat these guys” but it’s been more of a “we can keep pace with these guys.” Blame the refs all we want. They deserve it for their abysmally biased decisions. But at the end of the day, it was win or go home. THAT should have been the mentality going in. We have this weird thing of playing not to lose, and it’s killing me.
the US has a lot of talent. sure its not spain or england but still good. they need believe in themselves and a way better coach. sounds like a job for klopp lol. its never going to happen but damn i want it so much. and i am 0% american and have nothing to do with the country. i pray that the US will be much better at their home world cup. a host is supposed to lose the grand final and not drop out of the group 😜
Bro moved countries and is stealing another persons set-up just to avoid finishing his own set-up
This is what supporting usmnt does to a man
@@AreEnTeeZeeland is in for a shock if he thinks Swedens NT is any better atm.
cannot stress enough how far he's fallen off
You lot are just so so so sad
@@TintelinusNah we strong and delusional 💪💪
The mic quality is worse than the USMNT 💀
I thought something was wrong with my airpods😅
Just a tad loud 😩
Debatable
The difference is that they make millions per game and still have the crap equipment
Look at the rainbow...
As a Canadian, we salute Gregg Berhalter for his contributions to Canada on Canada Day
can confirm
What a great neighbor for you all lmao
With a star and stripes coach of your own
@@marshtopia529 the coach we have should probably be coaching the USA. That what makes it so much sweeter.
@@nananou1687you’re welcome
If Zealand is losing his mind here, Maqwell is going to be an absolute apoplectic ball of boggle-eyed, incandescent rage and nervous collapse. And, as such, I can't wait to see it.
lol after that Uruguay match I think someone should check in on maqwell. Bro’s been rooting for his ancestral Vietnam and Scotland, and his country USA. There’s no way he’s doing well rn
@@pjkerrigan20AND he’s an Arsenal fan 💀
Love the contrast of Yabbe's setup, with the pure rage of Z
The room: 🩷
The Zealand: 🤬
Although it’s quite funny watching the meltdown it’s actually awesome seeing Americans caring so much about football/soccer, they’re fully bought in and it’s cool to see
We’re getting locked in 💪
The comical federation loves it when no-one in the media talks about how embarrassing this Federation/Program is, now everyone is giving a damn and they have to face actual legitimate outside criticism which they're not accustomed to. The people that work for USSF wouldn't know accountability if it smacked them upside the head. It's genuinely pathetic. They're so nepotistic and inbred that they'd make the Hapsburgs look like a normal family.
Some of us are. I’d say most still don’t care
@@JohnDoe-jy7svI went to the game, people were chanting fire Gregg at the end of the game as we were leaving. A lot of people care and are sick of this.
Sorry, I didn’t mean to say most US soccer fans don’t care. I meant most Americans still don’t care
I'm glad they didn't fire Berhalter after the whole "Reyna family" fiasco. But there is absolutely NO WAY they can not fire his ass after this. What an embarrassment.
They should never have rehired GGG
He shouldn't have even come back in the first place. I insist, he was one of the worst coaches at the last World Cup. Maybe top 3 worst. You KNEW this team wasn't going far. Even with Iran and Wales willing to "help".
Which is why the federation wont fire him because it shows how inept and stupid they are. @@williamcross210
What people forget was the reason why that all blew up was entirely started by Berhalter running his arrogant mouth at a "leadership conference" in front of corporate America, where he aired the dirty clubhouse laundry about Gio Reyna. A horrible breach of trust and done for the worst self-aggrandizing reasons. And so Gio's parents lost their shit.
They shouldn't have hired him in the first place. Absolutely unqualified and can't even do well in the 2nd division of Sweden.
When my father was younger he played with Claudio Reyna. My father was from an immigrant family who couldn't afford to pay for his soccer and was turned down the opportunity to go further because of the crazy expensive American youth clubs.
white race privileges (I am white, but even I admit that we are supremacist and racist phucks... ok, not all of us, but many of us are)
The fact that this is all going on while Jesse Marsch is coaching Canada is bloody hilarious.
Nor only coaching Canada: But being better with a wery worse team in a collective aspect. His work needs to evolve A LOT. Even with the good result
And doing better with them despite probably having a worse team (certainly with less depth)
Jesse Marsch is an awful manager. Canada has scored one goal in three games. He’s not the guy moving forward.
Lukewarm take, they've played exclusively teams far better than Canada (with the exception of Peru, which we beat 1-0), we play very solidly, Marsch is the one and probably the best manager we've had in 25 years at least
@@joepickford6219he’s not that bad. Kind of screwed over at Leeds where he was sacked when they weren’t in the relegation zone and his replacements couldn’t save them. He would have been an upgrade for USA over Berhalter
As a European seeing this competition for the first time. The standard of refereeing is shocking and I say that as someone who has to put up with PL standard refs. It's crazy some of the things I've seen.
Prem refs arent that bad. They make some bad calls but there are hundreds of games a year. With a sample size that big its guaranteed you are gonna get some shocking descions.
Like 90% of the time people complaining about the reffing in the PL is just coping about their team playing bad.
CONCACAF and COMMEBOL has sent some incredibly terrible referees to world cups. They’re arguably the worst confederations when it comes to the referees
@@tombardsley3081 ironically Conmebol sends some random awful ref and they actually were impressive *there* , because here they suck
If the Copa America tickets are too expensive, imagine how expensive the WC Tickets are going to be!
That’s FIFA though, as bad as they are I am pretty sure they will make good number of tickets available to fans for decent prices… I hope. World Cup will not just be greedy Americams making ticket price decisions.
@@lkrnpk America didn’t make ticket prices for these, Conembol did
@@m.c.martin _from Yahoo Sports:_ “CONMEBOL, the South American soccer confederation, typically controls all ticket sales for the Copa América, like UEFA does for the Euros. *But for this 2024 tournament in the U.S., it has turned over sales to individual stadiums and their partners, either Ticketmaster or Seatgeek.* None of those entities have any vested interest in growing the sport of soccer. So they have used dynamic pricing, and all involved - from the brokers to the stadiums to CONMEBOL and CONCACAF and even the U.S. Soccer Federation - will get a cut of the winnings, while fans’ wallets bleed.”
I'll watch in Mexico
They won’t be. FIFA will be in charge and they make tickets cheaper if you are a resident of the host country.
I always clown England fans for having Southgate as their manager, but I never realized how similar our situation is to theirs. It's two cases of the fans vs the manager, except the players somehow defend their manager like their lives depended on it.
So true, but I think pound-for-pound Southgate is still a better manager than Greggy. Southgate could work wonders for a relegation-threatened side when it really mattered in the league, but I’d never trust Berhalter with a job like that. Don’t get me wrong, Southgate is not a good enough manager for England, but he’s legitimately better than Gregg
Greg couldnt clean his jock
@pjkerrigan20 what? Southgate literally got a club team relegated and then got sacked the season afterwards😂 the only reason why southgate is considered half decent is because he's not hated by the players and has been dragged through tournaments by the player talent, not his tactics
@@koalaorange. Iceland beat the same side in the euros that Southgate took to the world cup semi's. He has the best record of any England manager since Ramsay and has transitioned the squad. Club football is totally different and I agree Southgate would struggle in the premier league but he is a good England manager otherwise Sven Goran Eriksson and Fabio capello must be even worse given they had better overall squads and did less
I am not Southgate's biggest fan at all and he is baffling me at the current Euros, however the guy has taken England to a World Cup semi final, a Euros final loss on pens and an unlucky world cup quarter final loss where we outplayed the eventual finalists France and Harry Kane missed a pen. That is basically better, multiple times than we had previously managed in the last 30+ years, and with arguably better teams under Erikson and Capello (the likes of scholes, gerrard, owen, rooney, ferdinand, cole, terry etc. in those teams). Southgate despite all his detractors can point to relative success compared to what has gone before. He was a couple of pens away from winning a major trophy. Not sure the same can be said for Berhalter, as Z says he hasn't achieved anything more than what has gone before. I think one of the biggest similarities is seemingly all the England players love Southgate, he has been managing them for like 8+ years, some even longer in the U21s and they all seem to just love him for some reason, and maybe like the US team there just isn't enough separation between manager and players there.
It infuriates me, as much as I'm delights for my Canadian brothers and sisters in concacaf for them getting out of that group, why the fuck is Jesse Marsch coaching Canada at this copa America and not the US. He was available when the whole "is Greg staying" fiasco happened. Did he want to be paid actual money and not a Chuck E cheese salary like Greg is on? Was he even approached? Again happy for Canada, but fuck the ussf for ballsing that up.
He was approached. After he got the Canada job, he did an interview with one of the US networks where he said he wasn't going to get into details, but he wasn't treated very well.
Canada scored one goal and was fortunate to have two red cards in two consecutive games go their way in the 18th and 25th minute. They never looked threatening against teams who were pressing with a man down. Jesse Marsh is not the answer and his failure at Leeds was monumental. He brought in a bunch of Americans to try and shore up his team to stay in the league and they got substantially worse. McKennie looked like a lost child at Leeds and was fortunate Pogba got banned directly after an FFP violation by Juve or he would never have seen game time. People look at one result or one tournament and think they found success. Canada was lucky and they look just as bad as the US. No American coach is the answer. NO AMERICAN COACH IS THE ANSWER. If we don’t hire a legit coach from the highest level in Europe, you can prepare your excuses for the next tournament because you will need them. The players, the coach, and the federation are all substandard and in desperate need of an overhaul… and some freaking humility.
Why are you happy for Canadians? Canadians aren’t our brothers and sisters. They are smug, rude and obnoxious children.
Trust me, USMNT dont need Jesse Marsch also, they need a southamerican coach like Gareca, Bielsa, Pellegrini, Alfaro, Ramon Diaz, Tite, Dunga.....
Once the coaches go to Europe, their eyes are opened to just how much the US has stymied the growth of the sport and the player pool. They come back and start making demands. Klinsmann said MLS wasn't fit for creating a national team and so Garber forced him out.
3rd best team in copa america, more like 3rd best in group c 😭😭
Bro, you know it's bad when former USMNT player Landon Donovan is coming out and saying that Berhalter needs to be fired.
Thanks for the input, Mr. Donovan.
Landon Donovan is a puddle of piss
What’s the whole Landon Donovan beef? Like can someone explain please?
@@reverendroar I just call Zealand Landon Donovan because I think he looks a little like Landon. It's all in good fun 👍
You basically Rick rolled me
Donovan always had balls as a player unlike pulishit
Zealand, you hit the nail on the head. This ussf a) does not want to hire someone who wants more power than them, b) does not want to hire a new coach who makes their 6 month process of hiring Greg back look like they made the wrong choice.
If Gregg isn't out by the 2026 World Cup US soccer just needs to pull out and let Canada and Mexico host themselves because apparently we don't give a fuck about the sport or having success.
As a mexican I have to say the situation is waaaay worse down here, you still have some hope left.
@@FernandoPerez-nm6yv At this point Canada seems like the only one that actually gives a shit lmao.
@@lucasgoncalves7774 which is extra embarrassing when you consider that of the three Canada as a nation cares the least about football
The new setup is crazy
My man's officially a streamer with this setup lol
Agreed
Copy and paste setup
What sticks out to me about these past few USMNT performances is that the players look uncomfortable and frustrated and the plays look unnatural and forced, if that makes sense. It doesn't feel like organic football, there's not too much chemistry on the pitch, you need a certain amount of relaxedness and composure to really perform at the highest level and it's just not there right now.
That US loss upset Zealand so much he swallowed his mic
that Peepo in the back ground is smiling through the pain.
Edit, changed it to Peepo.
Pepi missed two sitters
@@rumblebird9888 no the frog Pepe not the player Pepi
Thanks for the input, Mr. Landon Donovan.
That’s a low blow lmao Z’s hairline is lookin way better than Landon’s shit
@@pjkerrigan20 just wait more years
Egirl aesthetic
Psychiatrist: The American Mark Goldbrifge does not exist, he can't hurt you.
The American Mark Goldbridge:
💀a tale of two sides of the same coin
the fact that the setup looks cozy while zealand is just absolutely roasting everyone at USMNT lmaoo
OH SHIT Zealand finally got his step together! Love the pink! :D
That's not his. I think he borrowed a friend's because it has yabbe in the back, and it's a streamer.
After the match Matt turner said the coaches prepared them well and that he hopes the fans are proud of the team. Insanely tone deaf statement to make
When you put it as "Finish behind Panama and get grouped at your own Copa America" Even as an England fan (who watched the US' games as a neutral) I can't help but think that stings. There are some serious growing pains you lads are going through, wish I could say it gets easier.
When Berhalter did the 1-1 thing I was astounded. To quote Herm Edwards "you play to win the game"
I can’t say I’m surprised. What did anyone expect when we brought him back? Just end the whole thing at this point. Everyone involved has proven themselves too inept for this to continue.
I feel your pain Zealand. Yet, based on what you said you might have a bigger problem than Berhalter.
The situation reminds of the situation at Manchester United where everything sucks from top to bottom. The owners are cheapskates only interested in making money, the directors are incompetent and no one takes them seriously, the stadium has fallen in disrepair, the fans are revolting and not supporting the team, the player squad is out of balance and not performing as they should. In such a case, just kicking out the manager has a very small chance of actually changing something.
From what you've said, the entire structure of American "soccer" needs to be revolutionised and in such a case you need to start at the top. You need a national bond capable of expanding the sport commercially, remove the thresholds for more people start playing, find some actually good officials and set up an academy structure that can compete with all other big sports. In the meantime, you need to wrestle control back from the squad, sell them a vision on how the national team should play and conduct itself and what their role in that plan should be. They need to find someone with actual expertise that can lay out a plan for at least 4 years. All while avoiding businesses or shareholders to suck up the resources for themselves. It will all start with hiring the right people at the top.
they all know this, from top to bottom. The problem is that - like everywhere else on the planet - the money loving scums at the top of the pyramids have become even more money loving and even more cynical and they won't give up their positions or wealth for anything, ever! We see this across the globe with all wealthy people, especially in these dire times when the wealth is being polarized into even less hands while the middle classes of people the world over are turning into lower classes even more. The (financial) system that's our society is based on needs to fall (and is already collapsing),. but a result of this collapse is the fact that the egotistical, non-empathic pieces of sh*t at the top of society become even more greedy, more egotistical, and downright evil, which is why they refuse to care about anything else but their own wealth and power...
‘You can’t forever say “damn we were close, thats progress everyone!” Eventually you have to accomplish something’
Welcome to being an England fan.
That was my feeling as a Canada fan after the last few tournaments and the world cup 2022... finally against Peru and Chile we got the concrete results we needed instead of just moral victories...
It’s really not the same, Southgate has done FAR more for England than berhalter has for the US
@@joseph-fernando-piano Canada pass the group stage thanks to the HUGE help from the refs vs Chile. They need to show up vs Venezuela to begin taking seriously
@@gamakujira64e23It's a wild stat, but Southgate has somehow managed to win more knockout games than all other England managers combined since they won the World Cup in '66. Really says a lot about the quality of English NT coaching that fucking Southgate is one of their greatest ever.
@crediblesalamander8056 It's simply because he's been there the longest I think. The longer you're in a job, the more results you can get
lmfao that frog is always present
"The US National Team Is Pathetic?" "Always has been" 👩🚀🔫👨🚀
But now it's for ridiculous ticket prices.
They were a good team made up of pretty average players, at one point. Now they're a poor team made up of pretty average players.
THERE it is
EDIT: Based ON, not OFF! I’m gonna bother you about this every time!
Of course this was the first USMNT game my family and I watched together since the World Cup
You should hire Ted lasso
nah, too inclusive and wholesome for Trumpcountry.
@@Sporting1210Aren’t most US soccer fans liberal anyway? You lose MAYBE 10% of the fan base and that’s assuming the 10% care _way_ more about their team’s politics than winning, in which case they wouldn’t watch with the Pride jerseys and all that anyway
@@Phoenix-vr6bv American soccer culture tends to skew middle and upper class, particularly men's teams. Maybe not red hats and tiki torches, but more than a few fans lean right.
@@shaunnichols1743to add to your point, there is also a certain variety of Latino in the US that leans pretty Miami-Cuban when it comes to politics (that is, very right wing and conservative). I’d still say the majority of the US soccer fan base doesn’t lean rightward, but there are many different right-wing influences on the culture nonetheless
I’d love if we hired Ted Lasso but sadly he’s employed again, and actually got Canada out of the group stage
To be fair to the ref, if a player came up to me postgame and told him to go celebrate with the other team, I wouldn’t expect him to shake his hand.
tbf the ref did an awful job of reffing
@@williamcross210 he 100% did. Not arguing that at all.
Yeah, it's really poor from Zealand, I get he's upset but he needs to do a bit of research
I read that interaction as Pulisic telling the refs to come to the middle of the field like they normally do and not stand off to the side like they were
He was pointing at the center circle not the Uruguayans. Probably pissed the ref was showing his incompetence yet again
Zealand femboy arc is starting with this new setup
Did the USSF want to hire a coach or did they want to hire a Team Buddy? Because it sounds like they want the latter and they don't care about the former.
they wanted to hire an easy to control yesman, regardless of whether their puppet was a coach or a team buddy. The scums at the top of the USSF pyramid are either too egotistical and don't want to give up their power, control and wealth to anyone else, or - most likely - the obscenely wealthy oligarchs that own the sports in USA don't want football (the real football, not the abomination that americans call football) to take over the other sports because this means that the oligarchs lose money and power. So, the failure of football catching onto the american public is the sweetest deal for the owners of the other sports, which is why they've probably infiltrated USSF with their own men (that proactively "work" towards keeping football in a bad status quo at worst, or fully destroy it at best) and which is why they prefer a weak cuck like GGG that they can manipulate and who guarantees them failure after failure to the point that the fans hopefully give up caring about this sport and instead turn their attention back to the other sports, putting money into the pockets of the aforementioned oligarchs (that own the other sports). USA is a cartel and a (neo-phascist) concept, it's not a real country and the sooner you, americans, see and understand this, the faster you'll be able to get rid of it (if you want to that is)... Until then... well... you'll keep suffering while making the oligarchs richer :)
Not only should gregg berhalter be fired, but so should everyone who was involved in rehiring him. That said, in Matt turner's defense, it would create a very awkward situation when ussf inevitably says Berhalter is still their man if he had said anything else.
Waited for this…
just about to post the same thing!!
So comforting to watch this as a Mexican
@@gmae5342there’s another loser mentality
@@gmae5342 you're awful, too
Gregg Berhalter: The Glazed Donut
Bolivia got a failed coup attempt during the tournament, and was still less embarrassed than the US
Orchestrated by the US, no less
You could get Southgate as your next coach............. make you really happy with safe football
At least Gareth is ... creative with his lineups. Gregg doesn't do shit
He's Greg's mentor.
@@BloodRider1914he's team is 40% consistancy wonder kids and Champions league challenger
60% consistent good to great proven talents
They should be dominating not scraping by
@@hunter24sevenas a Palace supporter I’m sad to say we are the connection between Gregg and Gareth lol. We are the thing that unites them.
@@BloodRider1914 soy thgate? creative? When did soythgate become creative?? That's what his assistants are for...
Berhalter, Matt Crocker, and Cindy Parlow Cone all need to go.
Fun fact the ref has been investigated/is being investigated for matching fixing between an Argentina team and a Bolivian team when he received jerseys before a game and gave a controversial penalty to that team to win the game. How is he qualified to be in a tournament of this level with that on his record?
You mean the boca jrs vs always ready right? I mean i doubt a ref would be bought with a jersey
@@thechosenone1425 that’s the game, completely forgot which game. I’m not saying he was “bought” though I can see how that sounded. More like, as far as I read the investigation wasn’t finished, as well as in general he’s career is “tainted” with it. Europe has not allowed referees in tournaments for less. It was more of a “this ref has made unwise decisions in the past.”
@@stephenbachmeier913 yeah i do agree that its suspicious as hell, even i as a boca jrs fan knew that wasnt a penalty but refs here in general are pretty bad
@@thechosenone1425 agreed
Pulisic told the refs to go celebrate with Uruguay before he attempted to hand shake them.
He told them to stand in the center circle. You can read his lips.
pulisic has been successfully indoctrinated with USA's supremacy. The (neo-phascist) concept of USA still works well...
Appreciate you showing the correct frame for the offside. I went and found it myself and ended up with the same one. Olivera's knee is clearly past McKennie's foot.
love the contrast between the cozy and nice setup and background and the unbridled rage streaming out of you lol
"We're moving in the right direction"... How? By only beating Bolivia? xD
As an Argentinian, I'm sad for you. But at the same time, I'm happy you realize the difference between CONMEBOL and CONCAAF. Saying USA is the fourth best national team of the whole continent is crazy, I even doubt you'd qualify for the WC in South America.
With GGG in charge you are 100% correct.
Team struggles away in CONCACAF, they'd get battered away in CONMEBOL.
He is American, American is embodiment of arrogant, what did you expect?
cuando dijo eso me quede loco la verdad
@@hunter24sevengennady golovkin ?
Rinus Michels was a coach who let a player call the shots, but that player was Johan Cruyff, and he wanted to play total football for the first time.
Told you the USMNT is nowhere close to Uruguay or Colombia
That Iceland video Zealand, well life comes at you fast.
first 3 seconds, already said all that needs to be said really
I need this video to have enough likes that USSF can't ignore it.
As for the Pulisic/ref handshake thing, I get it. As Pulisic is walking over to shake hands, he yells at the refs that they should join Uruguay in their celebrations. If a player insulted me in that way, I'd probably refuse to shake his hand as well.
As a south american, when i heard you saying that the usa was the 3rd best team in america i already knew all of this was going to happen lol
No wonder the audio quality is so bad, there is a Burkino Faso sticker on the mic😂
I hear Gareth Southgate will be available soon 👀
US soccer, have ambition! American athletes in other sports don't just want to show up, they WANT TO WIN.
Look at Connor McDavid (Canadian, yes, but it's the only other sport I follow) in the Stanley Cup Final. He got his team all the way to an improbable comeback and narrowly last in the last game. He was heartbroken because he said at the beginning of the season that it was cup or bust. That's a good athlete.
US Soccer and its players are not showing that they want to win, that they would consider anything less to be a failure. They're just talking about showing up and "testing themselves" against the world's best, not about actually beating them. Zealand said it, but that's loser mentality. They're not being coached to have that fire to use or exceed their talents and win. Uruguay are theoretically a better team but that match was winnable. Panama was winnable. Win, try to win, put your heart out on the pitch, do it for your country. Only then will US soccer players and their team be taken seriously.
While I appreciate the intent behind what you're saying, McDavid is the best player in the world, someone who can drag his team to wins single-handedly. The US has nobody in his stratosphere from a skill, mental, or physical standpoint. Though they have a decent roster, they can't rely on a Messi, Ronaldo, or Mbappe to carry them. They have to do it as a team, and that's where having a bad coach really hurts.
Uruguay is a world cup winner. Think again
@@emanueldelacruz1101History does not apply on a match by match basis (if it did, Manchester United would not have lost 4-0 to Crystal Palace this last season), and good teams don't melt under pressure to theoretically superior teams. Recently in the Euros there was a similar situation with Georgia who were fighting for their lives with no guarantee of advancing even with a win and Portugal who didn't really care about the outcome of the match, and Georgia beat Portugal 2-0 with a coherent counter-attacking strategy with an impenetrable defense. That's how you can shut down more talented teams and eek out needed victories, and a good manager and properly drilled players could certainly (if not easily) have beaten Uruguay in that match (which was only 1-0 with a certainly defendable goal being the only deciding factor).
The ref didn't shake pulisic's hand because pulisic was telling the ref to go celebrate with the Uruguay group right before he attempted to shake the refs hand
Brother from 6:00 - 7:30 you spat absolute facts and I wish you weren’t so right but that was nail head bang on why this country can’t figure out how to be successful. Uruguay has 1/100th the population and gdp we do, we just splotch it up a wall and don’t ask why
USMNT needs to sign Wilfried Nancy.
The neighbors must be wondering why the nice lady with the pink setup next door is now a very enraged man losing his mind over the us national team (in Sweden)
Everyone was waiting for this 😂
As a EUROS viewer. How does an offside goal not get spotted?
they dont have the calibrated lines like we do😎
No semi automatic offside line.
Just Conmebol things.
Did you see the match live? Did you watch that specific play? Did you see the official CONMEBOL video and audio footage? Even so, 0 - 0 would do nothing for USA. Same outcome.
@@gabrielv1856watched em all clearly offsides I’m not blind or low iq
@@Jaco059 If you really watched the conmebol official footage youll see its on. Goal or not USA would be in the same situation thus being sent out on group stage. It sounds as you blame others instead the USA team + staff which are the true responsable of losing. Concacaf lever is lower than Conmebol and they should work on lmproving as panama and canada are showing .
The thing he did the 1-1 thing surprises me, i believe in a game situation like that you want them to win and you don't tell them the score. McDermott for the Buffalo Bills prevented the Dolphins-Ravens game score being shown in the bills stadium because it was a crucial division game to force the players to just focus on winning, thats what he should have done
Christian Pulisic is a petulant child. He chased after the ref during the game then before he tried to shake the ref’s hand he reportedly told the ref to go celebrate with Uruguay. In the end, Panama did what they needed to do and the US did not. That’s the team’s fault not the ref’s fault
Just in, Zealand on Berhalter: "I don't hate you, John. I don't even dislike you. I like you a hell of a lot more than I like most people in the back. I hate... this idea... that you're the best... because you're not. I'm the best. I'm the best in the world."
Love the CM punk reference
The moment the players choose the coach because they get along well with him, they feel comfortable and within a comfort zone under his leadership... that's when you should realize that you screwed up. It's a professional sport, not a friends club. Those who have tried this idea have failed (a good example was Argentina in the 2018 World Cup).
Love your passion mate, hopefully this situation is sorted soon
Also after hearing the prices of tickets for the Copa America games I’m worried World Cup tickets are going to be way too expensive for the average person
There was a point in the second half after they subbed in Haji and Pepi where there were 3 people up front, a midfield and wing back out on each flank, and Pulisic had the ball with the 2 center backs so there was not a single soul in the middle of the pitch directly in front of Uruguay’s box to midfield like a big donut. What type of tactic is that? That’s either abysmal coaching or players shying away which is still on the coaching staff similar to what Carli Lloyd said.
The fact that it's almost been 24 hours since that stinker and Berhalter hasn't been fired is infuriating. UnSeriouS Federation
Its honestly embarrassing that he hasn't already been fired
Zealand with his new E-Girl set up :D! Jokes aside, I can't help buth notice the cat tree in the corner! Might we be getting more cat cameos?!
Investment in the cricket team I am telling you.
Baseball monopoly owners will not trust me
It's all about franchises in the US
That's why it took so long for football (soccer) to get halfway decent after over a 100 years
I’m not going to this Brazil Colombia game cause ticket prices are insane. Can’t justify spending 400 bucks when you add the outrageous ticket master prices
Took you that long to notice?
I went back and watched Twellman’s famous rant after we didn’t qualify for Russia 2018 and it’s amazing how most everything he said still applies
Zealand said they were third best 😂😂😂 love you man bur damn that was wild.
if the federation doesnt kick out berhalter after this where seriously might get grouped in the next wc
At least you are the 3rd best team in CONCACAF😂😂
Not even. 5th best CONCACAF team in this tournament as Mexico and Costa Rica both finished with 4 points 😅
This is Zealand’s TrueGeordie Newcastle rant moment. I am here for it.
Welcome to International Football. It is a crazy world where the USA T20 cricket team makes it out of the T20 World Cup group stage and in the concacaf the Football team doesn't.
The ref was absolutely terrible but the US had the ability and talent to win this game and it shouldn’t have even come down to the final day for them to advance or go out.
Put your FM CV forward Zealand, crazier things have happened!
USA becoming England speedrun
Jesse Marsch had two exhibition games and got Canada farther than the US and Mexico.... Kings of CONCACAF !!!
everyone who thought usa has a chance vs uruguay is crazy ... not even pep guardiola could make them win the team is sooo mcuh worse
Georgia beat Portugal. Slovakia almost beat England. Not being able to beat Uruguay, who had already qualified and didn't really need the win, is a loser mentality. A good coach and dedicated team could certainly have beaten Uruguay, who weren't performing particularly well regardless
Just leave
As soon as Bolivia scored and Gregg was telling everyone that the other game was 1-1 I immediately knew we were going to lose that game. You don't tell your players the current situation because it's only encouraging complacency. You should go into that game with a "we control our own destiny mentality", and encouraging to the players to rely on the other result is ridiculous levels of not giving a shit about controlling your own destiny.
11:50 "Somebody with some sort of winning experience" Gareth Southgate sweating intensely
Z channeling his inner Roman Abramovic here
Football is for rich people in the USA, The US Federation is bagging big money and giving it to Megan Rapinoe
Not where I'm from. Most of the kids on my sons team are 1st and 2nd generation children of working class immigrants. We fundd raise like hell to travel.
The Only Way Greg Is Leaving Is If He Has Some PDF File Stuff Come Out.
Mashed use Yukon gold potatoes, 35% cream, butter, salt, if you can roasted garlic purée.
If you use russets like for baked potatoes it’s a starch heavy potato needing more cream and butter.
Source: I make least 50 lbs of potatoes a night or to convert it 22kg or 3.5 stones
11:13 This. This exactly. I’m drawn back to the WC Qualifiers for 2018. This weird idea that we have to rely on someone else to go through. The ONLY time that this should be allowed is if you HANDLED YOUR BUSINESS FIRST or if the other game is finished and you’re still playing. Why are we relying on someone else to go through? What’s the point of that? It was practically win and in! That’s what should have been the mentality. Outside of CONCACAF, it’s never seemed to be a “we can beat these guys” but it’s been more of a “we can keep pace with these guys.”
Blame the refs all we want. They deserve it for their abysmally biased decisions. But at the end of the day, it was win or go home. THAT should have been the mentality going in. We have this weird thing of playing not to lose, and it’s killing me.
Sweden Let's gooo hop you have an amazing time here, are you in Stockholm? ✊
the US has a lot of talent. sure its not spain or england but still good. they need believe in themselves and a way better coach. sounds like a job for klopp lol. its never going to happen but damn i want it so much. and i am 0% american and have nothing to do with the country. i pray that the US will be much better at their home world cup. a host is supposed to lose the grand final and not drop out of the group 😜
I think Gregg is going to use the players as scapegoats and bring in some MLS guys who can play his system. that's my prediction
Oh Nymn and Yabbe are awesome, looking forward to some collabs!