Berhalter's NOT TOP 10 USMNT Moments
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- The USMNT has fired Gregg Berhalter, so today we go through his worst moments in charge to close our USMNT Gregg Berhalter coverage.
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DO NOT SETTLE FOR STEVE CHERUNDOLO
true cherundolo not answer
Cherundolo is Berhalter 2.0 much improved over 1.0
NO MLS SCRUBS
Cherundolo needs to go prove himself abroad if he wants fans to accept him for the job down the road.
I had never seen the bounce pass clip 😭😭😭😂😂😂
The worst berhalter moment was him thinking playing in Minnesota in fucking January was a good idea
Bonus
Gregg banishing john brooks from the national team because John wasn't buying into his bullshit
Saw the length of this and cracked up. A true celebration of Gregg
It really is a damning indictment. Half this stuff I'd actually forgotten, purely in self preservation for my mental health most likely.
The comments section is like a support group. The dude was a legit not just average manager but below average. Trash level.
They hired this trash level coach twice though. It's crazy.
Tac's number 10 needs some context- Zardes started that game over Pepi because Gregg was mad at Pepi for a 2nd goal against Jamaica because he wasn't playing within the system.
Lmao
Just making stuff up I see
I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case.
#1 He and his brother made US Soccer wait 14 months before he started the job... as though we were waiting for Klopp's clone to fully develop.
Have ever heard the REASON GGG told Gio he was going to have a ‘limited role’? WHAT WAS IT?!!
Gio was 18 at the World Cup and apparently GGG wanted the team to practice hard af in the 118 degree weather. Gio wasn't hustling so GGG wanted to send him home. He made Gio apologize to the whole team and told him he was going to limit his minutes at the WC.
Holy shit the african dog speech clip killed me. Lol😂
The players took GGG about as seriously as you or I do after seeing that shit.
Hired this dude twice, it's unfuckenbelievable brother.
@@HammersWalls It really is unbelievable, Matt Crocker and everyone involved should be fired as well. How can any employer watch that video and rehire him.
TOP worst tac moment is when they announced my second term (my return) as the usmnt coach while taac was live doing a stream 😂
My GGG Not Top 10:
10: The PowerPoints. This is soccer, not an HR meeting
9: The "Dominant Loss" comment vs Canada
8: "We have no player with UCL experience" 6 months after Pulisic WON it
7: The Leadership Council. Separating players from each other is the opposite of leadership and team-building.
6: Routinely being owned by Panama.
5: Losing to Trinidad. The very thing that nuked American soccer for years.
4: The "1-1" vs Uruguay. Focus on your own damn game, especially during a set piece.
3: Having a 28% win rate in competitive away matches. Wins over Grenada, Iran, Honduras, and Cuba.
2: Preemtively benching Gio before the world Cup, then TELLING HIM during camp and lunishing him for being upset.
1. The selfie. The utter disrespect he showed in that moment not just to his own players but his opponents is absolutely disgusting and was a fireable offense then and there.
And that how Berhalter should be remembered. From the leadership council to the 1-1 to the selfie to ignoring his own players' achievements, hes was not only completely incompetent but an arrogant, disrespectful person who genuinely didnt care about anyone but himself
The bounce pass segment with Lalas was too much! The two biggest fools in American soccer combining forces for epic level stupidity.
Set the game back in the US six weeks in three minutes.
How about him constantly lying about omitting John Brooks from call-ups? The lies changed every time he was asked
The zoo part where Pete says, “remember kids when we went to the zoo?” is ROFLMFAO. 😂😂😂😂😂
Colombia 5-1is my worst moment because you could see the players had quit on him. They had absolutely stopped listening.
I noticed that, too, while watching the match on TV, especially Weah. He looked 100% checked out. Rolling his eyes when he lost the ball or didn’t get a good pass, jogging around.
I think so also. I was there in person and noticed it with the players. When the final whistle happened the players could give a shit to come to the supporters section and only Berhalter and Turner came to clap it up for us and the chants of Fire Berhalter started. I was fuming at the 4th goal and before I could gather my stuff to leave the scored the 5th.
The bounce pass is symbolic of how he wants to be on the team as a player. It is not about respecting an authority figure. It’s about being one of the boys.
I went to the game vs Columbia a few years ago in Orlando. I had been out of the loop with the USMNT for a few years at that point. Going from the Dempsey/Donovan era to that game was so hard. I know it was a big transition time but the tactics during that game were straight up terrible. I think at that time he was still all about trying to force someone into playing the regista role (Will Trapp at that time). I think he really was as bad as we thought the whole time. Early on we all saw the signs. You guys were one of the few who had the balls to say it from the beginning
I'm like the most casual USMNT fan out there. And even I saw that he was a terrible manager. The fact that the sports media has been defending him all these year is disgusting.
Dude the starting line up for the Honduras wcq game:
Pulisic pepi Sargent
Sands Acosta
Bello, McKenzie, Brooks, Robinson, Adams
and we were losing 1-0 going into halftime before changes:
5-2-3. Literally 6 defenders on the field
In the England match, Berhalter told player to kick ball out of bounds in the last minute of the game
My top 10
-Arriola starting over weah
-Panama road lineup
-Pulling back against wales
-Anytime Roldan played
-Long playing in 2022
- Shaq Moore in wcup
-Reyna discussion in leadership conference
- outplayed Canada in 2-0’loss
- sneakers
- loss to T&T
Dude the Weah card just shows how unprepared GGG was. I think it was Dempsey that pointed out that he absolutely didn’t even consider that possibility which is inexcusable. You have to be prepared for anything. You’re a national team manager you have nothing but time to come up with contingency plans.
Top worst Gregg moment was when his assistant managed to win a nations league in a better fashion than he ever could.
I one hundred percent agree the icing on the cake was Greg showing the 1 to 1 score to players mid game. That was a blow needed to be clearly seen.
And I a great example of how bad it was getting and how to never coach as well. Just win. 😊
The worst moment for me was just the general preparation and tactical execution for WC 2022. Whether it was excluding guys like Pepi/Tillman in favor of Morris/Roldan, including 4 RBs (of which he had Shaq Moore and Yedlin higher on his depth chart than Scally), actually using Aaron Long (let alone including him instead of a younger and better player like McKenzie, or having worked Brooks back into the fold), and above all the way he completely mismanaged Gio's role. The last one really gets me because I view his initial communication to Gio about having a "very limited" role as the event that started the cascade of what followed, and of course it was entirely misguided in terms of the benefits we've seen Gio add to the team only a short time afterward, and the fact that he was healthy and already back to meaningful minutes with Dortmund.
I put all this at the top because it's the general error that I believe had the most impact, since it relates to the most prominent event GGG had leadership over. In reality, I think the ultimate outcome of our WC 2022 would have been the same, in terms of our group position and how far we advanced, even with a better coach and tactics. We'd have probably still finished 2nd in our group, and ultimately lost to the Dutch in the Round of 16. However, I think the performances in group play would have been much more convincing. Probably a win versus Wales and a more comfortable win versus Iran. Plus a more competitive game versus the Dutch in the following round. Those things are meaningful when it comes to preparing a young team for the next big opportunities like Copa 2024 and WC 2026. Our shortcomings at WC 2022 really set the table for what we have seen since, and thank goodness we've finally started the process to hopefully move things in a better direction.
That bounce pass segment with Alexi Lalas is so embarrassing. Gregg the Egg has an ego on him
Klopp just said no 😅 6 more months of this until they re-rehire GGG 😂
It's actually really damning. The comment section reads like a support group.
It's unfuckenbelievable really. I mean really.
Omg the bounce pass thing 😂
There is a misconception about what the Reyna's did. People think it's about not playing Gio. No, what the Reynas did was about Gregg opening his mouth at the Leadership conference. That's why they wanted him fired.
He should have been fired the moment people found out he had beat up his wife. That stuff is enough to get most people cancelled these days. But the media protected him. Had it been any other celebrity, it would have been a big scandal.
@@nerychristianbrushed under the rug as a "one time incident" yea I'm sure that was the *only* time has happened. Smh.
And when USSF announced GGGs 2nd term, halftime of a game, they never had GGG resolve anything or even TALK to Gio. Bad bad management all around.
Gregg Berhalter was disgrace for us and he did not improve any player in this team Dear Filippo and Dear Pete
Speed and power I forgot 😂😂😂😂
The worst for me is when Gregg got rehired after we dominated nations league and to see his fucking grin after we were on such a high was damaging as a fan.
We didn’t have a player as good as Memphis. We still don’t. Literally no one would agree that Pulisic is better than Memphis. He has had periods where he was definitely in better form but to say he’s a better player is just untrue.
Fax
My GGG "Not top 10" (first 2 are very broad, but encompass the depth of GGG's failure at evaluating talent:
1) Player selections in his 1st Cycle. Trapp - 20 caps, Lovitz - 13 caps, Roldan - 37 caps, Yuell - 16 caps, Lletget - 1K minutes in 2021, Acosta - 1K minutes in 2021, Long (post Achilles) - Played for USMNT before playing a single minute for his Club. Played him every game from June Until the WC started. Banished Brooks when he was a viable option at CB (Remember Ream wasn't part of the team much 1st cycle).
2) WC Squad - 4 RBs (Moore & Yedlin) over Pepi who almost single handedly saved GGG's job during WCQ (Honduras game). Playing Moore at RB before Scally during the WC. Starting Ferreira (his first minutes) against the Netherlands in Knock-Out round. Only added Ream to WC squad when Richards failed to recover from Injury before squad had to be named (Tim didn't play a minute in 2022 until WC started and played every minute @ the WC).
3) Telling Reyna "you're roll will be limited at the WC", before the tournament even started.
4) Speaking about "inside the locker-room" situations to anyone....even if it was suppose to be "off the record".
5) Adams at RB....just a dumb exercise and tactic that yielded nothing.
6) Love affair with the 4-3-3 formation, refusing to try or experiment with any other formation.
7) "Dominant performance" in Loss to Canada.
8) Favoritism of "MLS" players (Arriola, Lletget, Acosta, Long, Roldan, Bello, Lima, Zardes, Ferreira, Vines, Yueill) in first cycle over options abroad (CCV, EPB, Ream, McKenzie, Scally, LDLT) who were playing regularly in equal or better leagues.
9) Constant mention of comradery within the team and how everyone loves everyone else.
10) All the "Learning Experiences" from which he learned nothing. Always looking confused and disjointed. Making Subs too late to impact games.
BJ's Nations League in 2023 is the worst for me. A man with no head coaching experience cuts through Mexico and Canada like a hot knife through butter, something Gregg never did in 6 years. Also Anthony Hudson beating Grenada 7-1 away.
BJ was awesome. Glad for him to get the Nashville coaching job.
worst results for me, not necessarily moments:
not beating canda in wc
first half away in honduras in wcq
loss away to panama wcq
losing to costa rica and qualifying on gd to qatar
embarrasment against netherlands
performances in 2023 nations league (bj made gregg look bad)
losing to trinidad away AGAIN
embarrassed against colombia 5-1
horrible copa america performance
just in general underperforming and always having an air of arrogance without justification
Ever had a job interview go poorly because the employer didn't seem engaged or was wasting your time? You don't typically apply there again if you think the process wasn't fair before. That's where Jesse Marsch is at, and I don't blame him.
the gio reyna situation was when I knew he needed to go
5 1/2 years of stagnation. Same game plan. No deviation.
5 1/2 years and the players got visits to the zoo and speeches about the African dogs.
SMFH.
In reference to the bounce pass… As someone who played basketball, he could just chest pass the ball to around the players head to make throw ins faster instead of throwing it to the chest/stomach like he demonstrated 😂
1. The WCQ roster selection.
2. Never winning away in concacaf.
3. Sticking with MLS lifers too long.
4. Snubbing John Brooks.
5. Never having a good back up formation like a 3-4-3 or 3-5-2.
6. His handling/playing of Gio throughout his tenure.
7. Snubbing Pepi off the WC roster.
8. Most in game management decisions.
9. Coming back after Qatar.
10. Not resigning after getting grouped at Copa, forcing the federation to actually fire is greedy 🫏.
11. Knowing that this clown (ggg) has made millions of dollars, and I will never make that kind of money.
I'm not sure if people will remember this, kind of an obscure one, but the 2-0 loss to Canada in 2019, It was the first time Canada beat us in 34 years (breaking records lol). He subbed out Pulisic in the 60th minute for Paul Arriola while losing. This moment might be forgotten, but at the time it was the first sign for me that he wasn't the man for the job.
Hilarious guys! I actually forgot how truly horrific this coach was...
the worst part him coming back second time ge could have step downed but nooo
Hahaha the bounce pass is fucking ridiculous. Wow, I never saw this crap. Any other team would have fired him right then and there.
I have no confidence in USSF to go out and get a competent coach. Not even a world class coach like some of the names thrown out there, but a competent one. When the USMNT failed to make the 2018 World Cup, We heard USSF say we are going to make big changes and get a great coach to get us back on track. They wasted 13months after that comment and ended up bringing in Berhalter. I have no faith in this organization. All they did was finally get themselves back to the point we were at in 2018. Only took them 6 years to do it.
Whatttt they went to the fucking zoo 😂😂🤦♂️
Unfuckenbelievable brother. They hired this man TWICE.
WHY?
If anything, you two downplayed how horrible the roster decisions were during the World Cup qualifying campaign.
How about all the times we saw him on the sideline repeatedly calling out to players on the field, then get a disappointment look on his face because they didn't hear/acknowledge him.
you guys just dont understand the aerodynamics of bounce passes
Bounced pass??? Wtf. No wonder, they call us naive.
What fucking process picked this man twice in a row???
I never saw or knew about the bounce pass clip, how embarrassing. That alone should’ve gotten GGG fired. Lalas and the other guy should’ve called GGG on it, instead of playing along and acting impressed. But they didn’t want to embarrass GGG
that bounce pass segment is so fucking ridiculous and cringe 😂
Look at this quote from Crocker, taken from the ESPN article: "I just want to get the best coach possible that can help the team win, and whether they're from the U.S. or elsewhere, they've got to fit the profile, which is a serial winning coach, somebody that can continue to develop this potential group of players," he said. "Somebody that's got a huge interest and a passion for player development." He doesn’t understand the role of a national team coach. He’s not supposed to develop players, he is supposed to take the players we have and create a system to maximize their performance. A session with Greg Popovich would benefit these dumbasses. If the USA Basketball coach did what GGG did, they would be excoriated in the media.
Here is 2 more from me:
1. Never heard of leadership council in a football team. WTF? That has conflict of interest all over it
2. Berhalter continued punishing Reyna, playing him out of position, and taking him out early first chance he got.
He's gone get over it now
Jesús Ferreira against Netherlands.
Call me crazy but didn't Yueill make the 2023 Gold Cup Roster after an injury forced someone to leave camp????
You're right. He didn't see a minute of playing time, I believe.
Steve cherundolo plays the same system as Greg and is mls project. We need a coach with international experience and European experience as the minimum.
The funny thing about the bounce pass is that in basketball they actually do teach that receiving a bounce pass puts the player in a better posture to make their next move. Either a shot, pass, or dribble.
But how that becomes relevant to soccer and throw-ins, I'm not really sure. I don't recall a single time that GGG bounce passed to a USMNT player for them to immediately take a quick throw in. If anything, his weird bounce passes took him longer to execute than just tossing the ball to his players as quickly as possible if a real opportunity were there to take a quick throw-in. Most of the time his bounce passes were more off target than a simple throw or handoff to his players, and they probably actually slowed things down.
Really I chalk this up to GGG's unusual obsession with other sports while he should be focused on soccer and tactics relevant to his team's goals. All his Jordan/Nike gear and shoes demonstrate that he's got basketball on his mind. I'm sure his opinions around bounce passes come from that mindset.
Also the surfaces are different, the balls bounce different
Almost putting shaq more into the Uruguay game in the 60th for Scalley. How would that plan have played out
Which 5 players will coach Bombay use to make up the flying V?
The worst moment of the Berhalter era was us crashing out of the Copa America.
GGG’s in game management was so bad, pretty much every single game his substitutions were so horrific, I know my grandma would have a better feel for the game than this clown
Just an FYI we got lucky to not lose to wales on that game they had 4 clear it to score in the last 10 minutes and one of those a long lob shot if it wasn’t for Acosta fouling we would of packed the bags early
Islander time
Pray they don't hire Cherundelo.
not defending failhalter or anything but the problem lies with who's making the decisions of who to hire. (or re-hire, heh).
Worst Gregg moment for me was either that Copa America and friendlies prior to the tournament, 2nd leg vs Trinidad, Gio fallout, or that Pepi snub in the World Cup. Lots of terrible moments.
Not gonna lie, I kind of defended Gregg prior to the World Cup. But the World Cup snubs and Gio fallout started changing my view on Gregg. It would been one thing if he was a good coach but with the amount of moments like what I wrote sums up his time with the national team.
At least the best part about Gregg is his shoes. I wish I had some from him.
Hope the new coach can chuck a zesty bounce pass! Top priority 🎉
well... lallas is always wrong. also (and BC agrees with me) lallas is the worst defender usmnt ever fielded
The top 2 worst moments gotta be the 1-1 hand sign during the Uruguay match and leaving Pepi off the roster for the WC
Is Raphael Wicky a candidate?
BUT GUYS! ITS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HARD TO GET A RESULT ON THE ROAD AGAINST SUPER INFERIOR OPPOSITION!
Ggg rehiring. Our draw against whales. Our flop to the Netherlands. Losing to tnt and Jamaica. Never winning away in WCQ
I have got two.
Thinking Aaron Long should be even playing at the national level.
Constantly playing down to poor national teams like Jamaica and Bolivia.
My top ones are 1) not winning a road game in CONCACAF during WC qualifying. 2) Germany ass whooping 3) Losing the final game of WC qualifying to Costa Rica to back into WC on goal differential. 4) Colombia ass whooping 5) Netherlands ass whooping in round of 16 in WC and being so damn obvious that he was outclassed tactically 6). The BS Red cards that he allowed from Dest and Weah. 7) COpA America embarrassment 8) Bringing Aaron Long to World Cup. 9) Dumb ass bounce passing 10) Weak ass mentality of the USMNT under Berhalter that they never beat a team that was an upset.
If you still have doubts that Canada has passed the US in soccer, just remember that right now we are celebrating making the semifinals (equal to the US's best ever performance) in our very first tournament with a coach who had around a month to prepare, while the US is celebrating the firing of their worthless manager after five years of no progress, and just having gotten grouped vs Panama and Bolivia, in a tournament they hosted... we are not the same...
USMNT is far better than Canada
Crocker out!!!!!
I understand neither is realistic, but what would you rather?
1) We get Klopp or
2) we join CONMEBOL
Let's say Nancy or Wagner are the coach for the second choice
bounce passes def the worst one
I hated that berhalter always wore a t shirt. He never looked serious/professional on the sidelines
My Berhalter not top 10 moment was not taking Pepi to the World Cup after Pepi had saved his ass against Honduras in World Cup Qualifying
When Berhalter is defended more than Biden then we got a problem
Viva Nicaragua 🇳🇮
Crazy how everyone was stoked about this new generation but their peak was beating the worst generation of Mexican players a few times 😂😂😅
I hate the entitlement of some of the people who have been "fans". They act like the fanbase shouldnt demand better from our federation. Just because we watch people on youtube instead of agenda driven anchors, theyll call you toxic. The most toxic thing we can do is continue to let USSF continue to operate like they have been
I actually agree with Greg, the ball is on an upward trajectory. Its out of the box but you dunk too much on this and him beating his wife
I'm more interested in why he got fired now. Most of us agree he sucked from day one, so why now? The coverage of the ownership of this team. When reporters, such as yourself, started pointing fingers at the real cause of the problem, aka Federation, they needed to react. If you all want to be good reporters don't let the big dogs rest. It's my opinion they will do their best to bring in another wgo bows to their will. Keep the focus on the ownership, make them own up the their narcissism. ❤
they are cringe worthy but calling out geo at a leadership conference is the worst show how of a character he had and how bad a person he is by the way ggg wife decided to stay with him so she knew that a some point it could be made public and the that his wife did not say hey Greg stop or the Reyna's may make it public makes me question her as well
So many to name...the childish sneaker show off...banishing John Brooks for challenging him, the lack of general manliness when it came to interviews...just a weak soft man.
This is the first thing that comes to mind when I remember GGGs African Dog speech :ruclips.net/video/__yo0s2YyHk/видео.htmlsi=dEsJWtDtqIf4bwI2
So cringe smh
I get that y’all don’t like him and he wasn’t great at all… will y’all do a video about things he got right. A broken clock is right twice so idk.
Hey TAC! SAY Colin COW HEARD. That is the proper pronunciation
Jesse Marsh was throwing bounce passes to Canada in the tournament, I do think it's fair to say it's often easier to catch a bounce pass in stride and that's part of why it's used in basketball. Does it make any difference from a managerial perspective, No.
Jesse and GGG at the same USSF seminar for sure.