bluesfan94
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Pulisic and Miazga were going nowhere regardless of the manager. CCV on the other hand, don't know enough about.
Is that for sure? I mean, isn't that what was thought with Subotic too?
Pulisic and Miazga were going nowhere regardless of the manager. CCV on the other hand, don't know enough about.
Is that for sure? I mean, isn't that what was thought with Subotic too?
Is that for sure? I mean, isn't that what was thought with Subotic too?
Jurgen is the betting favorite to get the job for England.
Lot of stronger chatter about Jurgen being linked to England international job or other epl vacancies.
It no secret I'm probably biggest Jurgen fan boy so this makes no sense. With him looking alright here at USA why would England want him? His status quo here... Is a failure there. So go hire big Sam or something and keep off Jurgen.
at "finish the job." Any positive effect Jürgen had on our program and team has long since dissipated. Massive mistake to renew his contract.
England dodged a huge bullet and we're stuck with the snake oil salesman.
at "finish the job." Any positive effect Jürgen had on our program and team has long since dissipated. Massive mistake to renew his contract.
England dodged a huge bullet and we're stuck with the snake oil salesman.
Other than Caleb Porter or Jurgen assistants there is no elite replacement. Deal with Jurgen until 2018 folks.
Do we have to go over this ******** again? I mean, really? We once again have to deal with the Jürgen fans acting like he's some kind of irreplacable genius, rather than overpaid and mediocre?
The guy goes 3-3 at Copa America (on home soil) and all of a sudden we have to deal with the same nonsense arguments we had to put up with before his atrocious performance in the Gold Cup and the Confederation's Cup playoffs. I'll "deal" with Jürgen until 2018, which will involve me consistently pointing out he's garbage, and the Jürgen fans will have to deal with that.
p.s. "Jürgen assistants" is pretty hilarious. Yeah, Herzog did an amazing job with the Olympic team. What an "elite replacement" he would be. Do you think this stuff through before you commit text to keyboard, Mike?
At Copa, we beat everyone we should've beat and lost to Colombia and Argentina. That wasn't a coaching problem, that's just a lack of talent problem. Yes, the Gold Cup was bad, and that probably should have been the end of his time, but it is what it is.
USA soccer's biggest problem has never been the coaching, it's always been the talent. We simply can't field a team to consistently compete with the best, yet fans and media believe we should have a team that can compete.
Was it a lack of talent problem when we lost to Guatemala? Was it a lack of talent problem when we lost to Panama and Jamaica in the Gold Cup? Was it a lack of talent when we got outshot by Haiti? For that matter, was it a lack of talent problem when we went the entire game against Argentina without getting a single shot off? No. That is a coaching problem.
So goddamned sick of this argument. Klinsmann was hired to elevate the program. He has failed at that task. Not only has he failed, the lows under Klinsmann have been far lower than under both of his predecessors, and the highs have been barely higher, if at all. Fire him, don't fire him, whatever. Just don't feed us this ******** argument that he can't be replaced because he's supposedly some kind of world-class coach. He's proven over the past five years than he's far from that and clearly replaceable.