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  • Alexi Lalas and David Mosse sit down to recap Canada's impressive victory over Venezuela. Within the conversation, the duo make sure to discuss Jesse Marsch's heroics and preview their semifinal match against Lionel Messi & Argentina!
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  • @dapperdawg
    @dapperdawg Před 6 dny +137

    Canada's group with Argentina, Chile, and Peru was also tougher than US's group with Uruguay, Panama, and Boliva.

    • @matthewsmith908
      @matthewsmith908 Před 4 dny

      Agreed, Uruguay was always going to be tough but Panama and Bolivia should have been an easy 6 points

    • @SayDwyght
      @SayDwyght Před 4 dny +2

      They tried to make it easy for CONCACAF's favorite babies and they both failed. Well done Canada.

    • @wgriffin3460
      @wgriffin3460 Před 2 dny +1

      @@dapperdawg Canada scored once and got through their group.

    • @good2goskee
      @good2goskee Před dnem

      @@wgriffin3460 that's soccer, buddy

    • @wgriffin3460
      @wgriffin3460 Před dnem

      @@good2goskee in Canada's group, the bottom 3 teams combined for 1 goal, every other group the bottom three had at least 10 goals. Canada were bad and lucky, that's football.

  • @corysanhueza7300
    @corysanhueza7300 Před 6 dny +213

    I’m American and all the digs at Canada and the Canadian fan base comes off as very distasteful to me. It reeks of a sense of superiority to me. Last time I checked, this US team has done nothing of importance and this tournament is most recent reminder. American pundits talking smack about Canada’s fans “all three of them” is uncalled for.

    • @timd4789
      @timd4789 Před 6 dny +13

      He is being a little facetious and it is true to a certain extent.Canadian fans are not travelling to these games because they didnt think they could win.I am Canadian and watched my first entire game last night so they are attracting new fans.

    • @DerekLangdon
      @DerekLangdon Před 6 dny

      Don’t get upset about it. Lalas is just being his usual bitchy self!

    • @blackberrythorns
      @blackberrythorns Před 5 dny +9

      we canadians are used to being belittled by the empire.

    • @rayes7331
      @rayes7331 Před 5 dny +7

      ​@@blackberrythorns hah, an empire only in their heads 😂

    • @blackberrythorns
      @blackberrythorns Před 5 dny

      @@rayes7331 900 military bases around the world, they run every international financial institution including having/had the world reserve currency (imf, world bank, bis, swift system, etc). that's empire and it's failing badly now.

  • @69gvfb
    @69gvfb Před 5 dny +111

    As a Canadian, hearing Lalas say "anybody but Canada" makes me smile with immense pride. Go Canada!

    • @doml9896
      @doml9896 Před 5 dny +1

      Usually it's "anybody but England"

    • @jlove8445
      @jlove8445 Před 5 dny +8

      I’m sure the U.S see’s Canada as “minnows” but if you knew the rostered players Americans would see that Canada is not only on par with them but likely have a much better team at the moment and for at least the next few years.
      What’s even crazier is if you followed Canada qualification matches the past 25 years you would know Canada has never had a team able get forward so easily, I watched some of the old qualifiers at the Azteca, and Canada didn’t even get passed half let alone score on a team like Mexico multiple times.
      I understand the Mexican team is not what it was and the U.S also but they need to recognize Canada has legitimate players that seem to be just getting warmed -up

    • @LBJMVP3
      @LBJMVP3 Před 3 dny

      @@jlove8445 Canada's results in one tournament do not prove they're the "much better team". Who won head-to-head when it counted most? The US. 3 straight Nations League wins, and we played a direct role in eliminating Canada twice.
      Congrats on the tournament, but you're delusional if you think there is a wide gap in Canada's favor. That will be set straight in the 2025 gold cup, where we should finally see the A teams in regional play again.

    • @davidmccaig6647
      @davidmccaig6647 Před 3 dny

  • @mapleknot3
    @mapleknot3 Před 6 dny +240

    Canada played w an energy and intensity that we all hoped the US would play with. Canada wanted it and believed.

    • @chipchiperson679
      @chipchiperson679 Před 6 dny +11

      Canada also has more talent. David and bunch of those other players are way more talented playmakers and runners than anything the US has. US player development sucks not using the MLS for their homegrown players but shipping them out to europe to sit on the bench and be paraded like mascots. Canada has 14 MLS players with less resources and look where they are now.

    • @whatevername8551
      @whatevername8551 Před 6 dny +3

      ​@@chipchiperson679 the USMNT players in Europe nearly all are starters, not bench players. Canada have a few stars, but the US team has more individual talent by far. You are right about US failures in talent development, but go too far in denigrating the current squad.

    • @NoCoastRaps
      @NoCoastRaps Před 6 dny +1

      ​@@chipchiperson679😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
      We will see them this fall and we can see who has more talent

    • @jrcanuck1
      @jrcanuck1 Před 6 dny +5

      ​​@@whatevername8551, LoL! U.S. fans & media & podcasters, keep saying that; but where is the proof? I would choose Canada's top 7 players (Davies, David, Eustaquio, Kone, Buchanan, Shaffelburg & Johnston) any day over the U.S. top 7 & Canada has a much better goalkeeper in Crepeau too (despite last night's strange Venezuelan goal). Also the rest of the Canadian team (i.e. Bombito, Cornelius, Millar etc...) have great potential.
      The U.S. need to do an honest assessment of their team & stop making these false statements based on assumptions & please don't come back & talk about wins in the Gold cup, in which the best players don't usually participate & the Nations cup, in which Canada was the 2023 runner up, despite the fact that Canada had a lot of union issues etc...& were not at their best. The U.S. always has a HUGE advantage that they almost always have home field advantage too!

    • @JamesMIrby
      @JamesMIrby Před 6 dny

      ​@@whatevername8551name all the us players starting for the premier European teams and which teams. For the life of me I know some are out there but very few starters or stars.

  • @Jesusisyhvh1
    @Jesusisyhvh1 Před 6 dny +74

    Canada did what Mexico and USA could not, why the animosity?

    • @tenorref
      @tenorref Před 5 dny

      Because they believe that Canada is soccer trash. 🗑️

    • @donairsauce2496
      @donairsauce2496 Před 5 dny +8

      he's jelly

    • @Statsy10
      @Statsy10 Před 5 dny +8

      Envy, specifically stemming from the fact that Canada has an American coach that the US easily could have employed.

    • @marvinsulzer8258
      @marvinsulzer8258 Před 4 dny +1

      @@Statsy10try can buy the coach but they can’t buy Canadas talent pool, and they can’t buy a team with multiple Champions league titles among them. Nor can they by the heart and tenacity of this team. Remember Canada was the best team in all of CONCACAF in WCQ, well before Jesse Marsch joined. This Copa result isn’t isolated. It’s part of a trend that started with Canada beating the US and Mexico in WCQ. All the way to Copa Semi Final… and perhaps a quarter finals in 2026?

    • @Statsy10
      @Statsy10 Před 4 dny +4

      @@marvinsulzer8258 I'm a Canadian that has been watching this team closely for decades. Though this is definitely a golden generation for Canada, it's important to keep things in perspective. We're not as good as you think we are, nor is the US as bad as you think they are. You cherry pick a couple of recent tournaments where Canada has outlasted the US, but have overlooked other tourneys where Canada came up short, and the States had the better results. Obviously, this Copa event is fresh on people's minds, but it's also pretty clear to me that Canada got some luck that the US didn't.

  • @luisromero2807
    @luisromero2807 Před 6 dny +178

    “Anybody but Canada..” what a loser

    • @sm4cken
      @sm4cken Před 6 dny +23

      I'm one of those 3 Canadian fans. It's fun watching soccer experts try to understand what fuels our team without understanding their own role in it.

    • @Groadalito
      @Groadalito Před 6 dny +1

      Complete

    • @TexasMade
      @TexasMade Před 6 dny +5

      I think he means because it shows our failure in the usmnt for not picking him as our coach, and their teams are in our league we’re supposed to be the “daddy” , but Canada sonned us and gave us a reality check

    • @owenbloomfield1177
      @owenbloomfield1177 Před 6 dny +3

      I think ultimately it's a rivalry thing.

    • @joseywales9726
      @joseywales9726 Před 5 dny +2

      we need more rivalries instead of all this all getting along

  • @JohnSmith-ys1wr
    @JohnSmith-ys1wr Před 6 dny +149

    marsch did in a couple weeks for canada, what berhalter couldnt do after several years as usmnt manager. fire berhalter!

    • @ivnarc6430
      @ivnarc6430 Před 6 dny +4

      Right… because nothing was done in canada before marsch arrived 🙄

    • @alex1vid
      @alex1vid Před 6 dny +7

      It's even WORSE. Even if you look at when GGG "came back", GGG still had 3x the time and resources from his staff in his absence. It's embarrassing.

    • @MrMabloom
      @MrMabloom Před 6 dny +8

      Yep, I need an explanation why Marsh is not the right guy for the US.

  • @user-xv1vx5dc2y
    @user-xv1vx5dc2y Před 6 dny +47

    Reality is this: Jesse Marsch is preparing his team for the semi-finals of Copa America while Greg Berhalter is at home speed-dialing his brother... "hey Big Bro, can you save my job... your nieces and nephews will love you even more".

  • @zeeshawnali4078
    @zeeshawnali4078 Před 5 dny +37

    The thing with Canada is none of their key players are Canadian citizens by convenience, it's all home-grown talent. Something to be proud of.

    • @iitzhasheem
      @iitzhasheem Před 3 dny

      i’m canadian and that’s not even true
      lol…. also nothing wrong with bringing in players with diverse backgrounds

    • @boomds5602
      @boomds5602 Před 2 dny

      Eaustacio is not a home grown talent lol

    • @wgriffin3460
      @wgriffin3460 Před 2 dny

      Davis was born in Ghana, David was born in the US, a couple more lesser players, but do go on...

    • @GianniVitucci
      @GianniVitucci Před 15 hodinami

      ​@@wgriffin3460Davies was only 8 when he came to Canada. Buchanon and Shaffleburg, Crepeau, the next big Canadian stars are all home grown.

  • @djknox2
    @djknox2 Před 6 dny +58

    Just a note that Canada is now equally ranked to the USA in the ELO rankings - 31. I wouldn't be surprised if Canada wins a NL or Gold Cup before the 2026 World Cup. The problem with Americans is that we think we're better than we are. We're not a a top 15 team despite what the FIFA rankings suggest.

    • @Vickzq
      @Vickzq Před 6 dny +2

      Can't rely on a 4 years point collection system for trends anyway.

    • @tenorref
      @tenorref Před 5 dny +2

      It is quite a superiority complex (sometimes undeserved.)

    • @joseph-fernando-piano
      @joseph-fernando-piano Před 5 dny +1

      @@djknox2 as of right now, Canada, Panama and the US are in a three way tie for number 31… if Panama wins today or loses in penalties, they will be top 30! Also, Venezuela are 54th in the FIFA rankings but 18th in ELO. Makes it more impressive when you look at how Canada ran them in circles for most of the game yesterday.

    • @Vickzq
      @Vickzq Před 5 dny

      @@joseph-fernando-piano
      To be fair... Venezuela never qualified for a WC so far. There is a reason fifa ranking had them low.

    • @ginjjiigok364
      @ginjjiigok364 Před 5 dny

      USA doesnt push soccer at all and we have suits running the usmnt instead of explayers.

  • @ericcardona3227
    @ericcardona3227 Před 5 dny +20

    I couldn’t disagree more with Lalas. Canada played great. They were hungry. They had many missed opportunities but it was because they were aggressive. They played with passion. As an American I’m rooting for Canada.

  • @jrcanuck1
    @jrcanuck1 Před 6 dny +90

    The Venezuelan goal was caused by the fact that when the Canadian player was throwing the ball in before that goal, the Venezuelan goalkeeper went over & interfered with the ball thrower, which should have been an automatic yellow; but it was completely ignored by the Ref. The Canadian player should not have thrown the ball in right away because Marsch & the Canadian players were still stunned by the Refs decision & I believe that both Bombito & Crepeau were also upfield because they were correctly expecting a yellow card. Terrible Reffing partially caused that goal.

    • @ibopwebop
      @ibopwebop Před 6 dny +6

      FACTS!!

    • @jrcanuck1
      @jrcanuck1 Před 5 dny +3

      @@ibopwebop , yep, those are the facts.

    • @netoponce09
      @netoponce09 Před 5 dny +4

      I exactly! Thank you for explaining everything, some people forget that even the slightest of things can change a match, I mean if it didn’t, the GK wouldn’t have done that shenanigan lol

  • @mikepop6163
    @mikepop6163 Před 6 dny +250

    Stop bashing Canada Lalas. Anyone but Canada? They won CONCACAF last World Cup. The US team is terrible and has been for a few years

    • @GordonBombay5710
      @GordonBombay5710 Před 6 dny

      Canada is terrible, actually.

    • @flaviovelasquez4451
      @flaviovelasquez4451 Před 6 dny +39

      Seriously. Lalas is the biggest sore loser ever. 🇨🇦 have been a top 2 team in Concacaf since the last wcq cycle. They are definitely here to stay!

    • @stillirise7813
      @stillirise7813 Před 6 dny +9

      What is Concacaf World cup?

    • @DerekLangdon
      @DerekLangdon Před 6 dny +8

      With Lalas, Canada reminds him of his English experience! He failed a trial with Arsenal FC, and has been bitter and twisted about it ever since! So he wears his distaste for all things English on his sleeve! Football, food, even the bloody weather. He’s pathetic!!

    • @SirSam21
      @SirSam21 Před 6 dny +12

      ​@@stillirise7813I think he means Canada finished 1st in CONCACAF qualifiers for the last world Cup, ahead of of US and Mexico. The team is generally good

  • @trorisk
    @trorisk Před 6 dny +40

    Even if they are eliminated by Argentina, Canada's players will be able to return home with their heads held high. They will have succeeded in their World Cup and will have been eliminated by stronger than them.

    • @calvintsang5462
      @calvintsang5462 Před 5 dny +3

      Even if they are eliminated by Argentina, they play for 3rd place, get more experience, and show us all what they can potentially do!

    • @JoseRamirez-qe2zg
      @JoseRamirez-qe2zg Před 5 dny +2

      If they lose this game, they will play for 3rd place on Saturday

  • @Wzded
    @Wzded Před 6 dny +170

    I agree with some of his opinions but Alexi talks alot without saying anything of real substance. He doesn't give a technical breakdown or reasoning behind his statements.

    • @FrankieBlueEyes
      @FrankieBlueEyes Před 6 dny +41

      First time listening to Alexi? He's known for talking endlessly without saying anything. It's kind of his thing. 😂

    • @jorgelcamacho670
      @jorgelcamacho670 Před 6 dny +20

      Lalas likes to run his mouth. He is an entertainer, not an analyst.

    • @user-dw3hl4sh2w
      @user-dw3hl4sh2w Před 6 dny +2

      Current players and coaches complain that old pundits who played the game 30 years ago don't understand the modern game. The game has become more complicated

    • @canvas11xD
      @canvas11xD Před 6 dny +6

      None of the old usmnt besides Donovan know tactics.

    • @centenoj85
      @centenoj85 Před 6 dny +4

      He said
      He wasn’t impressed with Venezuela. Wow. They did amazing in this tournament.
      Alexis calm down buddy.

  • @captaincrunch1707
    @captaincrunch1707 Před 6 dny +37

    The whole US soccer federation is too entrenched with their leadership, ideology & direction. Imo , the social rot has seeped into our players+coach which hold us back. JM has found a way to cut thru that and inspire his boys to play hard and maintain discipline. Bravo - what a TEAM & coach !!! Glad to have somebody from North America to root for

    • @MrMabloom
      @MrMabloom Před 6 dny +1

      I can only assume Marsh wanted to change more than the USSoccer federation was willing to change and perhaps needed more money which they were not willing to match.

    • @ginjjiigok364
      @ginjjiigok364 Před 5 dny

      BUncha non players rule usamnt

  • @laj382
    @laj382 Před 6 dny +36

    Crocker was hired to make it look like the U.S. Federation was actually conducting a search when really they planned on keeping Burhalter in place. Did Burhalter's brother orchestrate this fiasco? Greg over several years has demonstrated his inability to get the line-up right, make in-game strategic decisions, and to show continuous improvement of the team. The Burhalter brothers need to go.

    • @ginjjiigok364
      @ginjjiigok364 Před 5 dny +1

      yep

    • @juanpablosaenz9037
      @juanpablosaenz9037 Před 4 dny

      So US soccer is as corrupt as Mexico's "Fútbol" Federation.. The more you know.

    • @nicholastricarico2957
      @nicholastricarico2957 Před 3 dny

      Right now, and even back then, they should have had a meeting where someone said, "No matter what happens, we cannot leave this room with Greg still as the manager. Sorry Jay, but it's the truth. Greg has done well to get us to this point, but we need to advance." Instead, they went in with the mindset of, "We need to find a way to keep Greg Berhalter at all costs." Ecuador fired their man

  • @steevgillies8826
    @steevgillies8826 Před 6 dny +30

    "Anybody but Canada"? If it was Mexico it would hurt. With Canada and an American coaching it's just kind of weird and fun.

    • @alex1vid
      @alex1vid Před 6 dny +11

      Totally agree. I don't share the sentiment against Canada. I like how they fight and play. Respect.

    • @DanielMunoz45130
      @DanielMunoz45130 Před 6 dny +3

      Same as a American all respect to Canada the better team wins

    • @texanman7191
      @texanman7191 Před 6 dny +1

      That only depends. The US Men's team hasn't won jack outside of CONCACAF. Can you imagine Canada win something important before the United States.
      Canada is a growing team. Their league is only nine years old.

  • @Lord1001
    @Lord1001 Před 6 dny +36

    Jesse Marsch??? The US needs Randy Marsh... What? What?... I thought this was America 😂🤣

    • @rturene94
      @rturene94 Před 6 dny +2

      Dude that was golden i ain’t even gonna cap 🧢 imagine Randy marsh coaching Eric playing Striker Kenny midfield Stan and Kyle winger

    • @andresluna351
      @andresluna351 Před 6 dny +1

      Yyeeeees

    • @funkycoldmedina32
      @funkycoldmedina32 Před 6 dny +2

      Stan VanMarsh 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @DerekLangdon
      @DerekLangdon Před 6 dny

      Jesse Marsch, could be a good fit for England. I’ve said this before, he has the drive to be a good International coach! But has a tendency to be reckless at times. Hence his failure with Leeds United.

    • @drnike591
      @drnike591 Před 6 dny

      They took our Jobs!!

  • @eye_straindigital
    @eye_straindigital Před 6 dny +10

    Marsch should’ve been our guy. His balls to the walls mentality is great for short international tournaments. It’s all about being present and taking risks with Marsch. Hate him or love it but the underdog on top!

  • @davek7054
    @davek7054 Před 5 dny +8

    Anyone but Canada? Is that how the rest of your country feels? To all of my Canadian friends, doesn't that make it feel so much sweeter?

  • @jamesbernal
    @jamesbernal Před 5 dny +5

    On paper US appears to be the better team, but Canada plays better as a team. It’s so evident.

  • @brandond8197
    @brandond8197 Před 6 dny +17

    Anybody but Canada? I’m pretty sure you would rather have Canada than Mexico in semis

    • @tpd1399
      @tpd1399 Před 6 dny

      Did you not hear what he said thirty seconds after that lmao

    • @adolfovaldez1229
      @adolfovaldez1229 Před 5 dny

      Oh, I remember Alexi used to say “I hate them” in reference to Mexican players. Now he disrespects Canada?

  • @angeloangelojoseph1494
    @angeloangelojoseph1494 Před 6 dny +18

    Thanks Yanks, we Canucks appreciate the gift of Coach Marsch.

  • @The_Thinker_915
    @The_Thinker_915 Před 6 dny +17

    I’ve been saying this… hiring Greg for a second term was a mistake

  • @jjmarz1001
    @jjmarz1001 Před 6 dny +29

    It's wonderful seeing Alexi sooooo butt hurt about Canada being able to go far in the tournament with 1/10 the the population.

  • @sqgallacher
    @sqgallacher Před 5 dny +5

    I would not be surprised if Canada is in the final

  • @francogalati1005
    @francogalati1005 Před 5 dny +5

    Well well Lalas c'est la vie . We got there . Don't overhyped too much your american team . That's what happens when cockiness reigns in America . Forza Canada ❤

  • @sundeep18
    @sundeep18 Před 5 dny +3

    To say Canada didn't really play well but took what was on offer is such BS. Canada should have won the game like 3 or 4 - nil. You can only beat what's infront of you and they were the superior team by some distance. If they can be more clinical they'd give anyone problems. Their build up play was pretty impressive. passing fast and forward with intention....passing in triangles...great to watch!

  • @igalp
    @igalp Před 6 dny +10

    Wow .. anybody but Canada. That's a silly statement. It's good for the sport if teams in North America do well. It's quite bitter to say that. Canada is a good team. Maybe that's just jealousy that the USA team isn't near as good as the Canadian team is. Canadians would never say "anybody but the US team".

  • @realbro1415
    @realbro1415 Před 6 dny +9

    Let's Go Canada!!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

  • @asinc79
    @asinc79 Před 6 dny +24

    Jesse inherited a better team in Canada. Remember they qualified well ahead of the US for WC22, and here they are again punking the US with a different coach. More disciplined better team that knows how to get results when it matters. Herdman would’ve done this too likely. Canada is just better, facts!

  • @kevoreilly6557
    @kevoreilly6557 Před 6 dny +8

    What Alexi knows about managing a team you could write on a postal stamp

  • @wiskasIO
    @wiskasIO Před 4 dny +2

    Good luck Canadians!! 🇨🇦 🇺🇲 Give the Argentines a run for their money!! I'll be rooting for you from Texas!! 🍁

  • @Rodo_58
    @Rodo_58 Před 6 dny +6

    Combination of both, I’m sure he wants that US coach but we can’t sleep on Canada, they have an exciting generation of players!

  • @gmbarchitect
    @gmbarchitect Před 6 dny +15

    Crocker fumbled the bag. He needs to make it right while there is still time.

    • @ItsGioLopez
      @ItsGioLopez Před 6 dny +3

      Make it right by resigning

    • @louiedajet
      @louiedajet Před 6 dny +1

      @@ItsGioLopezx2

    • @marfon7618
      @marfon7618 Před 5 dny

      Crocker is on Vacation watching the Euro Cup, could you believe that? When he comes back 🙄 the Federation will come to a decision 😡

  • @keltonmadden2103
    @keltonmadden2103 Před 6 dny +25

    Maybe but more importantly Canada just has a better team. Davies > pulisic, and the list goes on

    • @Yankers356
      @Yankers356 Před 5 dny

      Davis = Sidney crosby of soccer

  • @Fjord-yk9cb
    @Fjord-yk9cb Před 6 dny +6

    Calling Lalas an analyst is a euphemism. He's an observer who criticizes after the fact. He's a glorified blogger on CZcams. He's a tiny fraction of Wejnalda.

  • @marcmendoza5815
    @marcmendoza5815 Před 6 dny +9

    Matt Crocker a 🤡 for hiring 3 G again. It took him months to hire the same guy who fails 😂. Great time to get a new sporting director who knows how to hire a quality coach for the upcoming World Cup.

    • @captaincrunch1707
      @captaincrunch1707 Před 6 dny

      And then to give that bum an extension on his contract. Like who on earth would’ve been interested in stealing GGG from the usmnt job. I suspect more dirty corrupt inside baseball that led to the contract extension. That whole federation leadership should be fired if USA is ever gonna fix this mess

    • @Turtlefast235
      @Turtlefast235 Před 6 dny

      Don't forget that Lalas supported that dumb decision!

  • @PBScourge
    @PBScourge Před 6 dny +9

    Well, WHY isn’t Marsch the right guy?
    I’m not disagreeing with you, but Lex said three or four times that Marsch wasn’t the guy for US soccer. It’d be helpful if you elaborate a little bit. I don’t know what you’re talking about.

    • @austincowper7551
      @austincowper7551 Před 4 dny +1

      Yup- he refuses to say. Maybe he's protecting sources or whatever- but, without revealing his thoughts, it just seems odd and petty. Marsch clearly would've been a better hire.

  • @former2u
    @former2u Před 5 dny +3

    Canada played soccer the way they play hockey. Heart, aggressive, fortitude, skill ... the Canadian way.

  • @BrennanCasey-j6u
    @BrennanCasey-j6u Před 5 dny +3

    I love how Canada’s success has somehow got something to do with America.

  • @vekunde
    @vekunde Před 6 dny +11

    Oh, Canada.

  • @WingWingHerro
    @WingWingHerro Před 5 dny +2

    Canada with a population smaller than the US and less money through their federation, managed to get to the semifinals.

  • @RagedContinuum
    @RagedContinuum Před 4 dny +1

    Marsch has canada playing the type of ball USA should be playing - he knows what he has and how to use it effectively

  • @thecastleofenlightenment2604

    mls has helped Canada massively and Jesse Marsh had them playing great

  • @blnyx
    @blnyx Před 5 dny +3

    As a casual, it's obvious the us soccer suffers from alumni capture, including soccer media.

  • @CJBouhlal
    @CJBouhlal Před 6 dny +4

    Jesse Marsch said:
    "We're using Copa America to springboard Canada Men's National Team to World Cup 2026"
    This is exactly what I thought the USSF wanted Berhalter to do, and if not why not?
    ~
    If it makes sense for Canada, it should make double the sense for the USA, Copa America is being played here in the USA not Canada.
    Hello USSF, is anybody using their brain out there?

    • @Positive916
      @Positive916 Před 6 dny +2

      Actually, the 2026 World Cup will be played in Canada. As well as Mexico and the US. It's a three country hosting gig. Granted, the overwhelming majority of matches will be played in the US, including every match after the group stage (Correction: every match from the quarterfinals, forward) but there will be games in all three countries.

    • @ngarcia103
      @ngarcia103 Před 5 dny +1

      ​@@Positive916 Plus, Canada and Mexico will stay in their own countries until (I believe) the Round of 16.

    • @philipraphael5188
      @philipraphael5188 Před 5 dny

      @@Positive916 You may want to check on the (every match after the group stage) will be played in the US! Vancouver is hosting games after the group stage is done. Come on up to BC Place in 2026! The place will be rocking!

  • @chipchiperson679
    @chipchiperson679 Před 6 dny +4

    The US team also showed they made a mistake not having US players from their own MLS league when Canada have 14 MLS players representing North America in the Copa better than the USA choke artists and from what I can see are a way more skilled better play making team than USA who are full of euro league bench warmer mascots that went soft playing with no balls or Swagger for team USA like the past teams have.

  • @noisespektrum5416
    @noisespektrum5416 Před 4 dny +1

    Lalas speaks of the Canadian men's national soccer team as if they are the US mens hockey team.

  • @ErynQuentery
    @ErynQuentery Před 5 dny +2

    Not to mention horrific officiating biased against Canada

  • @DanielTaura-ts7vl
    @DanielTaura-ts7vl Před 5 dny +3

    Unbelievable we could have Jessy Marsh 😢 ⚽️ and our neighbors Mexico could have Marcelo Bielsa, Congratulations Canada 🇨🇦 👏 ⚽️

  • @DarthVader-gs9hj
    @DarthVader-gs9hj Před 6 dny +13

    Can Canada pull off a Greece of 2004 ?

  • @abegebreys514
    @abegebreys514 Před 5 dny +3

    I am very embarrassed by the us and mexico and very proud with canada.

  • @foofighter7249
    @foofighter7249 Před 6 dny +3

    Canada will need to finish around the net going forward, but the team is fun to watch. We grind things out and play with our ❤

  • @nancyleo3987
    @nancyleo3987 Před 5 dny +2

    Ah, cry me a river. Jesse acknowledged that he had encouraged Mad Max to come out of his area and challenge, so he wasn't all that upset. He said he told his staff that the goal was on him. We love our boys, all 3 of us. 😂

  • @ms1007901
    @ms1007901 Před 5 dny +1

    Lalas Alexi has been a GGG defender and US soccer federation sucker since day one. I told you GGG is no good. I told you so. Now he jumps on the “Fire GGG” wagon. Welcome onboard Lalas!!

  • @regdagraca8061
    @regdagraca8061 Před 5 dny +2

    I must be the fourth Canadian fan!! Love the hate and can’t deny we’re growing!

  • @AlfredoEClark
    @AlfredoEClark Před 5 dny +3

    I know what Alexi is saying but I still think Gregg Berhalter is a much better manager than Jesse Marsch. Just let Gregg work and the results will come. I don't know what all the fuss is about.
    Greetings from Panamá City, Panamá.

  • @derekc7753
    @derekc7753 Před 5 dny +7

    Lalas is mad that Canada has surpassed the USA men's program. All 3 of us can see it.

    • @jlmcconchie
      @jlmcconchie Před 5 dny +2

      Come on now, be honest!
      There are at least 4 of us!

  • @Sid-gu5qk
    @Sid-gu5qk Před 6 dny +3

    As a Canadian fan I'd recommend hiring John Herdman. 😮

    • @MrSupahLMFAO
      @MrSupahLMFAO Před 5 dny +1

      he can’t be hired he’s under contract with Toronto FC

  • @grayknight836
    @grayknight836 Před 5 dny +1

    I’ve been calling for this for years now, Berhalter had his shot. Now it’s time for Jesse Marsh to take the USMNT 🇺🇸 reins and go with it!

  • @davidmccaig6647
    @davidmccaig6647 Před 3 dny +1

    All three fans? Are you talking about the soccer fans of Canada, or the fans of your show?

  • @CJBouhlal
    @CJBouhlal Před 6 dny +2

    In the sense of taking advantage of the current learning Moment.
    - We have the USMNT and its coach Gregg Berhalter who didn't demonstrate the American Tough Mentality.
    - Then we have Canada Men's team and their coach Jesse Marsch who clearly said yesterday that his team has a Tough Mentality. I add to that their Coach Marsch also has that Mentality.
    Canada will play the Semifinal against Argentina
    The USMNT is out
    Remind me again what are the positive characteristics of Gregg Berhalter?
    Did we as the USMNT benefit something from Gregg's personality or whatever it is that he's teaching?
    Ecuador Fired their Coach next day
    Even Brazil in past tournaments fired it's world champion coach when they lost
    France does the same< England Germany..
    What are the benefits to US FANs from Gregg Berhalter staying on as USMNT coach?
    It's like this, you know how to win because winning is a natural thing to you, but others can benefit from our tough mentality US coaches, not us?
    The USSF is not managing a situation GENIOUSLY, it is creating more opportunities for Failure to last longer. I seriously doubt Gregg Berhalter knows what happened against Columbia or Panama. For the USSF to act like Gregg is a part of some genius plan for 2026, they're taking a huge risk which is guaranteed to cost the USMNT more regression.
    Gregg has nothing else to give to the USMNT, and the players can like him all they want it won't change the fact that our style of play can win (Canada) but we lost. This means we played below our natural level Mr. Berhalter.
    You reading this USSF?

  • @greasyfatnewt
    @greasyfatnewt Před 2 dny

    Watching Americans get a generous slice of humble pie in real time is honestly one of the greatest things anyone who isn't American can experience. Around July 4th to boot. Enjoy your freedom, America. Freedom from victory. 😂

  • @amos1678
    @amos1678 Před 6 dny +2

    Deja vu! With the Canada victory in Copa. Felt the same way when Canada finished 1st in CONCACAF WC qualifying. How did we let that happen considering the quality of the US team vs Canada’s. There are teams all over the planet where managers and federations get the most out of their players, something we used to be good at. An Epic failure at many levels.

  • @chlorophyllmorelikeboraphy6874

    I really like J Marsh but NO WAY would he have been the right person to coach the national team. It doesn’t matter who they bring in next, our players have to step up. Behalter didn’t lose this tournament, Tim Weah did.

  • @beefwellington570
    @beefwellington570 Před 5 dny +1

    Canada doesn’t get enough credit. They’re a solid team.

  • @bibleberean-qr5iw
    @bibleberean-qr5iw Před 4 dny

    Thank you, Alexi Lalas, for revealing your distasteful jealousy. I'm probably sure the entire USMNT are feeling this way simply because Canada is exactly where the USMNT wanted to be--in the Copa America semi final. And Jesse Marsch is bringing the best of out of the CNMT. The scary thing is that they will only get better, and will challenge the USMNT and Mexico in CONCACAF. This Copa America tournament has prove beyond all doubt that Canada can play with the very best, and the experiences they have gained will prove very valuable, and eventually will bear fruit. VAMOS CANADA!!! LET'S GO!!!

  • @lowercentenary
    @lowercentenary Před 5 dny +1

    Jesse and canada played under virtually zero expectations...dont lets make the mistake of thinking he woukd have enjoyed similar success with usmnt...we need a world class coach either klopp or gurqdiola or that level type to climb the next rung

  • @marcharter839
    @marcharter839 Před 4 dny

    If you think JM was not the right hire for the USA, you're crazy. That's coming from a Leeds fan. The man is a proper tactic and man manager coach.

  • @sisque16
    @sisque16 Před 6 dny +2

    Here’s a technical breakdown to hire Marsch, US soccer chooses players on speed and physicality, not technical ability; using this logic our players are better suited playing a high press and/or counterattacking style because using our speed/physicality we can maximize our strengths in transition in the counter attack and in transition where one pass can lead to a dangerous situation. Berhalter on the other hand is trying to play a possession based system, so if you take my assumption of the players we pick, our speed and athleticism is a weakness when trying to play out of the back.

    • @coffeebean5975
      @coffeebean5975 Před 6 dny +1

      The U.S. lacked technical mid-fielders to link up the offensive attack. When you can't pass your way out of the back, its time change.

    • @LilRedRasta
      @LilRedRasta Před 6 dny

      Also our midfield is above average in world football. Its more defensive though which isn't a horrible thing, but we need someone like gio or even LDT/Cardoso central who can make a pass.

    • @nias2631
      @nias2631 Před 6 dny

      I agree to some extent on the high press thing. What you lack in experience you make up for in speed and athleticism.
      But I don't think our midfield is that bad. Our midfield has been stronger than most, e.g. England in the WC.
      In Copa Amer what I saw was young guys who don't know how to play S Amer ball.
      If you hold the ball for any length of time you will get taken out. You only dribble at the opponents penalty box because they can't foul you there. Otherwise it should be fast passing through the middle when things line up. Every time our guys decided to dribble to progress the ball all the space was shut down immediately because conmebol is great at that. It has always been that way.

  • @Phantus00
    @Phantus00 Před 6 dny +2

    This felt like a parody of a sports show. It did remind me however the US also has a team.

  • @joseph-fernando-piano
    @joseph-fernando-piano Před 6 dny +2

    There’s no way that anyone can say that Canada is not currently the top team in Concacaf… and don’t give me that “oooh we won the latest nations league”… the Concacaf nations league is more of a joke than the Audi cup…

  • @jeremypearson6852
    @jeremypearson6852 Před 6 dny +4

    Amazing, Lalas usually says anyone but England. I guess everyone is an enemy for him.

    • @michaelgray5958
      @michaelgray5958 Před 6 dny +1

      He only speaks in cliches, always. One of the dumbest pundits around.

    • @soundgrips
      @soundgrips Před 5 dny

      England and Canada both in the Semis what a glorious day.

  • @MrHiguy1989
    @MrHiguy1989 Před 4 dny

    I agree. Gregg being the wrong man, doesn't change that Jesse Marsch was also the wrong man.

  • @guyfurfaro9902
    @guyfurfaro9902 Před 4 dny

    Contrary to what Lalas says, Jesse Marsch would have been a great hire for the US. If the US is going to compete at the highest level they need to think differently and play differently and Jesse brings that as a coach.

  • @MisterDaryn
    @MisterDaryn Před 4 dny

    I cheered for the US until the end. We all want to see soccer grow in North America.

  • @yourintuition2247
    @yourintuition2247 Před 6 dny +4

    I mean the results speak for themselves

  • @macandless
    @macandless Před 5 dny +1

    You can’t win anything when you surround yourself with people that haven’t won anything, and still believe they know how to win 🤣🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @TheBobafettmaster
    @TheBobafettmaster Před 22 hodinami

    Geez, I didn't know the US had a certain style , would that be "hyper sensitive"?
    Marsh's style works well for tournament teams, especially with the speed of Canada . In fact all tournament teams must dumb down their scheme because they don't have enough time to practice complex plays. I'm so happy for Jesse and Canada and pleased that he isn't our coach. Go Canada!

  • @VDD-2766
    @VDD-2766 Před 6 dny +5

    Knew how this was going down when the USMNT jersey numbers were rainbow colors

  • @marcovanbastenfa7357
    @marcovanbastenfa7357 Před 5 dny

    Jesse marsh proves that MLS players combine with Europe players work

  • @scatterthewinds3126
    @scatterthewinds3126 Před 3 dny

    Canada and USA should be supporting each other. They have the same set of geographical and logistical barriers.

  • @marvinsulzer8258
    @marvinsulzer8258 Před 4 dny

    This isn’t just about Marsch, ever since Canada won the WCQ, Canada has been trending over the US. This Copa result is just part of this trajectory. Come 2026, expect Canada to be the top host nation. And you can’t say “we didn’t see it coming”. Also Soccer is taken a lot more seriously in Canada. We ain’t got NASCAR or any other fringe sport to compete with.

  • @jonp341
    @jonp341 Před 2 dny

    I really think Canada will continue to improve and give both Mexico and USMNT a hard time in Concacaf competition. USMNT and Mexico were grouped in this tournament. Canada made it to semifinals falling short to the world champions. Well done Canada. Keep expanding your talent pool and see you at the World Cup 2026.

  • @rosslongbottom6362
    @rosslongbottom6362 Před 4 dny

    We are optimistic that the Americans will be a very competitive team in the future. Don't get too down. We in Canada know our American friends will bounce back and be a strong force in time for the World Cup. Chin up my friends! :)

  • @jaredguillen13
    @jaredguillen13 Před dnem

    It is crazy to me that there is even a discussion between usmnt coaching salary and the uswnt salary. They are not equal, so there shouldn't be equal pay. Let the Federation do what it needs to do for the betterment of the sport in America.

  • @MrShakdeez
    @MrShakdeez Před 5 dny +1

    Can you imagine how crazy it would be if Canada beat the US in the friendly in September?

  • @user-zw4cc8ww4y
    @user-zw4cc8ww4y Před 2 dny

    Canada is the US's biggest rival so this really hurts. Canada is the one country in Copa America that cares less about soccer than the US. At least all of the other South American countries put their best athletes in soccer and they live and breath soccer. Canada has bad weather in the winter, their best athletes are playing hockey and they somehow come up with a good soccer team even though it is impossible to play in much of Canada in the winter. There are not many Canadian fans of the soccer team because the other team's fans at Copa America have outnumbered Canadian fans for every game. It is more painful because the USMNT did so bad in Copa America. At least Mexico was equally inept at Copa America.

    • @greasyfatnewt
      @greasyfatnewt Před 2 dny

      Cope harder.
      Do you think most Americans care about soccer? 😂

  • @kylecasey144
    @kylecasey144 Před 4 dny

    Everyone hates on lalalalalalas but he preaches the truth.

  • @greydeplume
    @greydeplume Před 4 dny

    Canada continues to body National teams on the World Stage ... Bring on 26 World Cup with Jesse ... Les Rouges

  • @brianbates212
    @brianbates212 Před 4 dny

    I wouldn't say so, Canada was on the rise when he got the job so it's difficult to say what's him and what was more or less in place anyway. All recent events have shown is that US Soccer completely blew it by bringing Berhalter back.

  • @stevetash5032
    @stevetash5032 Před 6 dny +5

    Will a new coach matter?? Are the problems we have bigger than GGG??

    • @martintrejo1950
      @martintrejo1950 Před 6 dny

      The Federation is a Problem. Way to much woke politics, they let lgbtq maniacs run the federation

    • @everything_mania
      @everything_mania Před 6 dny +6

      The problems are bigger than Berhalter. With that said, Berhalter is a mediocre coach, at best, and there is a lot of negativity around him. From the nepotism behind his un-deserved appointment, to him being unable to keep his mouth shut at a press conference and leaking the Gio incident, to his re-hiring in a sham of a coach search. He's had 5 1/2 years as coach and we know what he is and what this team is with him as coach, and it isn't all that inspiring.

    • @laj382
      @laj382 Před 6 dny +1

      @@everything_mania Berhalter told Reyna prior to the World Cup that he wasn't going to play him. Reyna is our second best player, and he is possibly our most creative player. Burhalter should have been fired immediately after the World Cup. The U.S. federation is a joke; they are corrupt and inept.

    • @benoitwaffle5439
      @benoitwaffle5439 Před 6 dny +1

      Firing Berhalter won't fix every problem, but what is the case for keeping him? If the argument is that they don't want to go through the process and get someone who isn't all that different, or it is just easier to not start over, then they are just taking advantage of there not being a ton of pressure on US Men's soccer.

    • @jacobsterg1736
      @jacobsterg1736 Před 6 dny

      New people running our federation, new coach and better players. We are the equivalent of toddlers kicking shins on the international stage, honestly. Its shockingly embarrassing and shameful at this point.

  • @joshhunter1129
    @joshhunter1129 Před 5 dny +2

    Can be flippant of Canada all you want, as a neutral the best player from North America isn’t from the US. It’s Alphonso Davies, you’ve all been talking Pulisic up for years. Davies younger and already a far better player and achieved far more

    • @papaoohmaumau
      @papaoohmaumau Před 5 dny

      Lalas is anything but neutral.

    • @joshhunter1129
      @joshhunter1129 Před 5 dny +1

      @@papaoohmaumau I’m saying I’m the neutral. I’m Scottish so no dog in the fight between the US and Canada

  • @JaySukow
    @JaySukow Před 6 dny +1

    Only one thing to quickly bring us together: winning.

  • @guyfurfaro9902
    @guyfurfaro9902 Před 4 dny

    Maybe Lalas could/should explain why Marsch is not the right coach for the US instead of just saying that he’s not.

  • @RaySmith79
    @RaySmith79 Před 6 dny +1

    America is rank higher than alot of teams that should be ranked higher. But that will not change based on the importance of the American market. I think because of this ranking being so high, it give people like this a false narrative that America is good. Majority of American players are on the bench or not playing in european. They need to fix this or be the New Mexico.

  • @riobabic8960
    @riobabic8960 Před 5 dny

    The only reasons the USA won the Gold Cup was Berhalter was coach and Canada sent there second team.

  • @fredericbouchardwong4596

    "All 3 canadian fans must be happy"? That was extremely short sighted and ignorant of Alexei Lalas to say that.