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  • Alexi Lalas, David Mosse, and Melissa Ortiz reacted to the United States Men's National Team firing head coach Gregg Berhalter after failing to qualify for the knockout round at Copa América.
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  • @StateOfTheUnion
    @StateOfTheUnion  Před 25 dny +9

    Who do you want to be USMNT's next Head Coach?

  • @i2Shea
    @i2Shea Před 25 dny +172

    They will get hype for someone like Klopp and then hire a washed MLS coach. Its like clock work. Lets be real. I hope I am wrong!

    • @user-kg1ms4mj1r
      @user-kg1ms4mj1r Před 25 dny +3

      @@i2Shea your just trolling, name a washed coach in mls . You’d scramble online for help . Cherundolo and Nancy could do the job but neither will want to and noone else qualifies. Next coach will be foreign

    • @dagosegovia843
      @dagosegovia843 Před 25 dny

      @@user-kg1ms4mj1ri guess will see if a foreign manager even considers taking the job.

    • @comsartoo1722
      @comsartoo1722 Před 25 dny

      Let’s go for washed-out MLS guy

    • @mouna5252elle
      @mouna5252elle Před 25 dny +1

      ​@@dagosegovia843 maybe herve ronard would be a good choise but nigeria is looking forward to hire him

    • @beastmode4617
      @beastmode4617 Před 25 dny

      They'll probably offer the job to Alexi.

  • @mrbuckmeister
    @mrbuckmeister Před 24 dny +26

    Lexi where's your accountability for calling for Berhalter to be brought back?

  • @mackdeen7021
    @mackdeen7021 Před 24 dny +13

    Shut up Lalas. You championed the USSF for rehiring Gregg. He spent the past two years making excuses and finger pointing certain players and not seeing the big picture and the BIGGER problem. It was obvious after the T&T game there were massive, huge, serious, growing problems with this team tactically, mentally and the lack of focus, preparation.and execution was obvious!!!! But no, Alexi and his network cohorts saying what the company and USSF want him to say. Too little too late my friend. I have lost all respect for him.

  • @user-ld7mb6lx6w
    @user-ld7mb6lx6w Před 24 dny +39

    Klinsman has the last laugh. Here we are at the same step we were when Klinsman took this team

    • @blackwidowsm
      @blackwidowsm Před 24 dny +1

      Kinsman wanted to start to build from grass roots on up but he got so much push back we completed the circle when he left. He be great you need quality in players Only pulsic starts in european league in Italy he couldn’t break into Chelsea starting line up Don’t over state quality when most of USA players in Europe are subs. Thats the reality in gap of quality of player. Comparing yourselves to uraguay a team with a rich history and 15 titles they and Argentina are tied for most copas of this writing is down right comical uraguay has won two world cups four Ifcyou countries non sanctioned ones when European teams were only allowed. The irony is uraguay is only stable country in South America her neighbors Argentina and Brasil always going through drama it’s like being Sweden only in South American beautiful country Ifcyou can visit with people to match. And thier football team is thier best in concembol msybe second this year although Colombia may disagree. These are actual World Cup threats Thisxisxthe group Argentina and brasil need get through to make WC remember that 3-0 defeat to Panama a team that plays as a team just like you got killed by Columbia so don’t say you’re close to Columbia or uraguay those are two of better teams in world. You think France Croatia rather play uraguay or brasil? With brasil you get fluid football with uraguay you get physical football with few scoring chances. And they enjoy putting you on ground… hard! Repeatedly!

    • @MaximusTheChosenOne
      @MaximusTheChosenOne Před 24 dny

      Pulisic is not the only starter in Europe
      In fact he starts less than some of his teammates on USMNT

    • @bigdog6704
      @bigdog6704 Před 24 dny

      ​@@blackwidowsm Your post is annoying to read so all of your points are invalid. If you're going to write an essay in the comments section at least make sure it is beyond a middle-school English level

    • @asnark7115
      @asnark7115 Před 24 dny +1

      @@blackwidowsm The most important thing is putting the right players in the right spots on the field, and Klinsmann was the master at that.

  • @Anon-wx5xd
    @Anon-wx5xd Před 24 dny +21

    Steve Cherundolo (and Curtin and Southgate for that matter) is a low-effort idea. So much for being the big, bold USA...

  • @sheldoninst
    @sheldoninst Před 25 dny +17

    Melissa is FULL of nonsense!!
    Berhalter barely squeaked by to get into the 2022 WC by a tie breaker after falling to last place in the qualifying slots…
    GB has been a sad failure only beating a really poor mexco.

    • @j_cole0399
      @j_cole0399 Před 24 dny +1

      What are you talking about? US was second place in CONCACAF qualifying behind Canada.

    • @DavidBrielmaier
      @DavidBrielmaier Před 23 dny +2

      @@j_cole0399 2022 WC CONCACAF WC Qualifications: 1 Canada (28 points), 2 Mexico (28 points), 3 USA (25 points), 4 Costa Rica (25 points). USA finished 3rd on a tiebreaker over Costa Rica. Costa Rica played in the Inter-confederation play-offs and beat New Zealand to qualify for the 2022 WC.

  • @Katkayz
    @Katkayz Před 25 dny +50

    US soccer made a mistake and wasted two years with Gregg . He should’ve never been rehired and they to should resign on moral grounds if they had any integrity. Will see if they will hire a good if not great coach or they will hire another nepo hire or another buddy of them .

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny +4

      My money is them hiring another mediocre old friend of theirs and pretending it's a legitimate appointment.

    • @mackdeen7021
      @mackdeen7021 Před 24 dny +2

      People forget how Alexi championed USSF for rehiring this terrible coach. And he spent two years making excuses for him. Let’s not forget that!

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny +1

      @@mackdeen7021 Alexi, Keller, McBride and Berhalter have all been teammates and personal friends for over thirty years. Those guys pretending to be "objective" is unintentional comedy gold.

    • @pillcosby3949
      @pillcosby3949 Před 24 dny

      Agree

    • @marialeonorbenites495
      @marialeonorbenites495 Před 13 dny

      Totally agree!!!

  • @steverealtyandfinance8171
    @steverealtyandfinance8171 Před 24 dny +10

    There is nothing to be excited about the US team. The system is broken. We need the game to be affordable to everyone and kids able to play from youth all the way through college. That's not happening here.

    • @jamescook4116
      @jamescook4116 Před 24 dny +2

      Completely agree. It is a money game in the US. You will never get the kids who will have that sense of desperation that in many cases make great players. As an outsider observer once remarked to me about his impressions of the US team: "They seem like a bunch of nice boys doing a good job." That about sums it up.

  • @markregulus556
    @markregulus556 Před 24 dny +5

    The money constraint argument is always interesting to me. There is likely no shortage of American soccer benefactors willing to bankroll a top-tier USMNT coach for the 2026 World Cup in the USA. If money is used as an excuse, it is because the US Soccer Federation has failed to be creative.

    • @rogerc23
      @rogerc23 Před 22 dny

      Yeah they might want to look and see how Canada signed Jesse. Got creative. Got sponsors. Got him signed.

  • @ajgarrett9
    @ajgarrett9 Před 24 dny +6

    Do. Not. Get an MLS coach. We as fans need to voice this and force their hand again.

    • @Frankieefootballmundial
      @Frankieefootballmundial Před 24 dny

      Juan carlos Osorio was an mls coach but I could see him coaching the usmnt

    • @DavidBrielmaier
      @DavidBrielmaier Před 23 dny

      And no Mexicans!

    • @Frankieefootballmundial
      @Frankieefootballmundial Před 23 dny

      @@DavidBrielmaier Juan Carlos Osorio is Colombian

    • @user-vj7ck8me2z
      @user-vj7ck8me2z Před 22 dny

      ​@@DavidBrielmaierLeast racist US Mutant Ninja Turtles fan

    • @saaaiiiko
      @saaaiiiko Před 20 dny

      Wilfried Nancy is the only acceptable MLS hire but we need a coach with actual international experience.

  • @richk3874
    @richk3874 Před 24 dny +4

    Our team has some talent but they're soft af. A bunch of rich kids with no passion for the game.

    • @johnduarte462
      @johnduarte462 Před 23 dny +1

      A few of our guys are coo coo on top of everything.

  • @mattbrown4269
    @mattbrown4269 Před 24 dny +8

    Re Crocker getting it wrong the first time: I bet if you gave Crocker truth serum, he would admit that his hands were tied by the Reyna fiasco. If he decided not to hire Berhalter after it became clear what a POS Claudio Reyna was, it would have been seen as validating Reyna, and that was not tenable. Berhalter was never good enough, but that was a bad situation.

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 23 dny

      Extremely messy situation. All of these guys like GGG and Berhalter and Lalas have thirty years plus history with each other, from USMNT and MLS etc.
      There's a lot of water under that bridge and the dynamics for an outsider coming into a thirty year old clique must be astounding.
      The Reyna/Berhalter feud was some long term antagonism that bubbled briefly into public view. And that was the only difference - we heard about it this time. The rest of the time they can keep it out the press - but the mistrust and cliques are still there even when we don't perceive them.

  • @thebrunostrange
    @thebrunostrange Před 24 dny +3

    I know they do it for clicks and eyeballs, but I cant take any pundit seriously if they suggest Klopp is a candidate for the USMNT job. Come on.

  • @steverealtyandfinance8171
    @steverealtyandfinance8171 Před 24 dny +19

    The USMT never had the tenacity and ruthlessness that Alexi describes. The group that he played with didn't have it either.

    • @whatsgood001
      @whatsgood001 Před 24 dny +1

      I think you are correct BUT they are getting closer and closer to that tenacity. These new young players look a bit more hungry than the hipsters of the past like Graham Suzi who all seemed robotic in a way

    • @pillcosby3949
      @pillcosby3949 Před 24 dny

      Yea alexi talks out both sides of his mouth

    • @asnark7115
      @asnark7115 Před 24 dny

      @@whatsgood001 Gregg Zusi looked pretty good when it was time to start moving the ball around quickly without losing it, getting to the right spots again and being ready to make a defense-confounding pass, then repeat that when matches got to the other teams back third, as did players like Shea, Bedoya, Nagbe and Jones. He may not be Messi, but he was one of the mids we've had in the last two decades who didn't look lost when the matches weren't about running around in acres of open space. I agree that he may not have been world class, but you also need a certain level of play around a player like him for his game to make sense. He may not amount to much in a pressing style 4-3-3, but we tried to replace him with characters such as Ferreira, Aaronson and Lletget who couldn't read the right place to be, then measure and time a pass if their lives depended on it.

    • @whatsgood001
      @whatsgood001 Před 24 dny

      @@asnark7115 I’m not denying his talent. I’m saying that those players didn’t have the ruthlessness or tenacity that for example Clint Dempsey had or that Pulisic has

  • @MrAirController
    @MrAirController Před 24 dny +12

    Melissa, wtf. You don’t congratulate people for meeting standards, you do it for surpassing standards. You don’t tell your kid good job for going to school on a Tuesday. We qualify for the WC with much better talent against teams like Honduras so a WC is expected. I could have done that

  • @yangguangmianbao
    @yangguangmianbao Před 24 dny +7

    The lesson here everyone is, if you play for the national team there is a clause in the contract, which states, "Upon reaching retirement you must agree to promote the USSF, no matter how rediculous our direction is, and we own your *esticles now!

    • @mackdeen7021
      @mackdeen7021 Před 24 dny

      So true. 😮😂😅

    • @rogerc23
      @rogerc23 Před 22 dny

      I’m surprised my employers lawyers didn’t make me sign something like that

  • @khrazy5150
    @khrazy5150 Před 24 dny +2

    As a Panamanian, I get a degree of satisfaction knowing that my team of Panama 🇵🇦 was largely responsible for the dismissal of Gregg Berhalter as U.S. head coach. The United States looked down on us and considered the game against Panama as a forgone victory for them 🤣. I love it that the arrogant have been brought down to earth by a weaker team with no soccer culture or infrastructure.

    • @jamisonmunn9215
      @jamisonmunn9215 Před 22 dny

      This is exactly what happened. Not Berhalters fault, the players went out thinking they won the game already. People keep forgetting that MLS did something for USMNT players but it did a tremendous job giving the Central American teams another step up in quality. A lot of really good Panamanian, Costa Rican, El Salvadorian and Guatemalan players are playing in MLS and playing well.

  • @jacque5899
    @jacque5899 Před 24 dny +3

    The American people want a world class coach aka Klopp

  • @TheLaughingMustache-oh5ff

    "We cheer for our other country, but if the US wins, then we will cheer for you" ...good lord...don't bother. The whole reason of being a fan of your national team is to support them win or lose.

  • @alaalespaul
    @alaalespaul Před 25 dny +12

    David Moyes isn't a bad option. Tuchel or some Dutch guy.

    • @GaminGusTav
      @GaminGusTav Před 24 dny

      Tuchel can manage top european sides, why would he go for a second rate national team job?

  • @re1v3r
    @re1v3r Před 24 dny +2

    I trust Nick Saban more than GGG to coach the USMNT.

  • @OneTouch73
    @OneTouch73 Před 25 dny +6

    I just can't see the USMNT getting Klopp at all.
    He would have the opportunity to manage almost any team he wanted at domestic or International level, and by that I mean with out being rude a team that could possibly win the World Cup tournament.
    If you want someone who can build a team environment, create a bond between players & fans & who would be possibly be in it for the long term, then someone like Gareth Southgate is not as silly as it may sound.
    He could well be a European champion by next week & will probably leave the England national team no matter what.
    However would he want another job right away though ?
    Maybe not.
    I'd say the best manager you should try and go for is Mauricio Pochettino as I think you would have a chance of getting him.
    He works well with young players and players always seem to like him, He plays attractive football and he is available.
    I could easily see someone like him doing well with the team.

    • @rogerc23
      @rogerc23 Před 22 dny

      Klopp might just be crazy enough to do it. But I think it’s media click bait.

    • @OneTouch73
      @OneTouch73 Před 22 dny

      @@rogerc23 He already turned it down.

  • @coffeebean5975
    @coffeebean5975 Před 24 dny +2

    Whoever they hire, the "man" has to have a legitimate resume, can recognize talent, demands effort from everyone on the team and has the balls to unselect players not cutting it.

  • @lucha9305
    @lucha9305 Před 24 dny +2

    Xavi should be the next coach. He was a winner as a player and manager at Barcelona.

  • @matty4natty
    @matty4natty Před 24 dny +1

    They keep saying “pick” the next manager…at this point we must take what we can get

  • @bw3388
    @bw3388 Před 24 dny +4

    Maybe if US Soccer focused on the game & delivering results, and not on being SJWs, then they'd do better... and more people would care. Until then, who cares... I don't.

  • @pazeeet
    @pazeeet Před 25 dny +56

    Jurgen Klinnsmann should have never gotten fired

    • @adsl2004
      @adsl2004 Před 25 dny +13

      The players at that time got him sacked by playing poorly. Klinnsmann was pushing the players to play in Europe and picking players from Europe. But he also got a lot of stick by pundits for overlooking MLS players.. we all know the standard are different in these 2 regions.. Michael Bradley and Altidore chose to come back to MLS at their prime and basically means they could not go up another level... Bradley who used to be a tenacious B2B midfielder, most his time just strolled on the pitch.. Some stupid pundit even suggest Bradley was the best player in CONCACAF.. his mentality changed.. oh.. I am not going to run, hustle and tackle.. I am going to do the Zidane making good passes... Altidore scoring goals in MLS .. he is thinking I am good.. but in truth his plays very one dimensional, just using his brawn without using his brain..

    • @maroonblue7064
      @maroonblue7064 Před 25 dny +3

      @@adsl2004 Yeah, Altidore never performed well in pressure situations.

    • @logirex
      @logirex Před 25 dny

      Jurgen Klinnsmann should never have been hired in the first place. He was a world class striker in his days but as a manager he has done nothing but fail and that includes the USMNT.

    • @maroonblue7064
      @maroonblue7064 Před 25 dny +7

      Klinsmann would do great things with this current U.S. roster.

    • @asburyfox
      @asburyfox Před 25 dny +10

      Kilnnsmann is a bad coach. Not good at tactics. He's been fired from the Bundesliga and from the South Korea NT. He is a big picture guy and would make a good technical director, but he just can't coach.

  • @wyattworld47
    @wyattworld47 Před 24 dny +3

    Did she say Panama had 10 men in that game??

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny

      They did have ten men.

    • @mohabugha
      @mohabugha Před 24 dny

      @@HammersWallsFor the last 2 minutes of stoppage time, right?

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny +1

      @@mohabugha Last two minutes of normal time plus stoppage time yes.

  • @pete3397
    @pete3397 Před 24 dny +1

    Crocker's job needs to be in the balance along with Batson's and Cone's depending on the outcome of the search.

  • @GaminGusTav
    @GaminGusTav Před 24 dny +3

    This show is basically "yap about something you don't have a clue about"

  • @nathanlamb5263
    @nathanlamb5263 Před 24 dny +2

    Now make the team based on merit.

  • @asaleh78
    @asaleh78 Před 24 dny +1

    Anceloti will not downgrade himself, he is super coach in europe and i cannot see coaching inbalanced young American soccer players...he is high end guy. He can coach likes of Mpappe and vini.etc...

  • @sunshinesteve2820
    @sunshinesteve2820 Před 24 dny +1

    Thank goodness. US men’s soccer is , and has been, the most frustrating watch over the last two decades. I hate to admit to this but I will; I have enjoyed the World Cup without the USA more because it is an enjoyable watch, which happens without my expectation of a frustrating collapse.

  • @lvarela3
    @lvarela3 Před 24 dny +2

    All the concacaf rivals are happy now.

  • @lucha9305
    @lucha9305 Před 24 dny +1

    The US players and coaches need to learn from Colombia on how to play when one man down.

  • @AlvisAdames
    @AlvisAdames Před 23 dny +1

    Can someone please tell this woman to get her facts straight before she talks. Panama has 8 players at the moment playing in Europe and more than half of them are playing in the first division of their respective leagues. In fact Michael Amir Murillo plays and starts for Olympique de Marseille. A club that has more history and is better than some clubs that your starting lineup players play for. Put some respect on the Panama team and players, maybe the only concacaf team that could have pulled up that upset.

  • @jonp341
    @jonp341 Před 24 dny +1

    Too bad the USMNT head coach is fired because all of his players underachieved in the big stage and made huge mistakes on the pitch. Let's be honest, regardless who they hire as next head coach, if their scouting and program does not improve in less than two years, they will be an early group exit at the 2026 World Cup in front of the home fans.

  • @frankpizarro6285
    @frankpizarro6285 Před 24 dny +2

    Can somebody get rid of Alexis Lalas? knows nothing about football.

  • @asnark7115
    @asnark7115 Před 24 dny +1

    Video starts at @11:57. Nothing of substance till then. Y'all are welcome!

  • @tropicwhite
    @tropicwhite Před 24 dny +1

    Graham Potter would be a good shout

  • @maroonblue7064
    @maroonblue7064 Před 25 dny +8

    The U.S. defense needs to focus on stopping goals and not raising their hand for offsides. They're too sophisticated and want to follow the rules with a participation trophy for on field referring. Colombia and Uruguay aren't scared to break the law as we saw after the game. Also, why would the U.S. want to learn how to handle fights like Colombia and Uruguay when they can just blame their coach and fire him after every major tournament.

  • @dirks6550
    @dirks6550 Před 25 dny +3

    So does GGG still get paid his full salary for the remainder of his contract?

  • @NorthernThaiGardenGuy
    @NorthernThaiGardenGuy Před 25 dny +7

    Too bad nobody considered Xavi Hernandez.

    • @pauldeveaux1517
      @pauldeveaux1517 Před 24 dny

      That’s an excellent choice

    • @DeputyDog-mh1yo
      @DeputyDog-mh1yo Před 24 dny

      No, you're wrong. Carli Lloyd

    • @FrankieBlueEyes
      @FrankieBlueEyes Před 24 dny +2

      I don't see Xavi as a good fit with this team. I don't see these guys implementing Xavi's system, especially with the limited time you have as a national team manager.

    • @icandy5593
      @icandy5593 Před 24 dny

      Xavi tic tik a football manager to coach a dumb boot it up the field and let the lone striker make something happen team....

    • @NorthernThaiGardenGuy
      @NorthernThaiGardenGuy Před 24 dny

      @@FrankieBlueEyes If they can't learn tiki-taka in 2 years then they don't deserve to even be professionals let alone national team players.

  • @benjaminholland4375
    @benjaminholland4375 Před 24 dny +2

    I wonder if Berhalter is eligible to be rehired as the next coach 🤣

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny +1

      The process says he's the right guy this time!

  • @CJBouhlal
    @CJBouhlal Před 24 dny +3

    One very important point in Gregg Berhalter's USMNT history as Head Coach.
    - in a 2022 Friendly he beat Morocco who played Semifinal in World Cup Qatar against France.
    The result in the Friendly was 3-0 and Pulisik scored a goal in the match.
    The interesting thing about that result is, it caused Moroccan Fans to ask for the ouster of their Coach at the time Vahid Khalilozitch.
    After firing that coach, the Moroccan Royal Federation hired a local international coach (Hoalid Regragui) who was at the time coaching Local side Wydad AC the Most Titled Moroccan Club in Soccer History.
    When Hoalid Regragui took over from Vahid Khalilozitch, the Moroccan National Team quickly got out of the slump and realised some positive results against European National Teams.
    Of course he went on to win 5 strait World Cup matches against National teams like Belgium 2-0, Portugal 1-0, Spain 1-0, Canada 2-1...
    On the other hand the USMNT did not do that well at the same world cup.
    The interesting specific point is the National Team that changed coaches after that Friendly (I think it was in Ohio) did very very very well at the World, and the side that kept coach Berhahlter only got to R16 - WHY?
    The answer is not an answer but a useful thing to notice, which is:
    The National Team that lost changed coaches and did very very well (W.C. Semifinal)
    But the National Team (USMNT) that won the friendly and kept Gregg on as head coach did just OK.
    PS- for the USMNT or Morocco, qualifying to R16 is no longer a milestone but simply a normal thing that was achieved many times before. Today the FANS of these two National Teams are more ambitious and they have the right to be.
    So, changing Coaches for the USMNT in July 2024 is absolutely an OK thing, it all depends on who will replace Gregg, if it's someone very good who takes the USMNT for instance to the Quarter Finals (to match Coach Arena's Record) then all US Fans and US Media will sing praises for the USSF and Crocker sighting the fact they had the foresight to Fire a partially successful Coach (Berhalter) after he failed in Copa America.. this will be viewed as very Very Very Pasitive for the USSF
    Remains to be seen who they will hire, and if the new USMNT coach will maybe surpass Arena's record or at least match it.
    You will not find one US FAN who will tell you that crossing the highway of Group Stage at World Cup 2026 is a milestone or that dreaming about winning the World Cup is not a right.
    Of course the USSF made the right decision based on the facts facing it, now let's get that success so if we look back in 2026 at 2024, we will remember Gregg with a Smile instead of hating him had he stayed on because the USSF did not have the foresight or courage to make a change.
    The Moroccan Soccer Royal Federation made the change Months before the World Cup, and the specific reason was that Vahid Khalilozitch told Moroccan Fans that they are crazy to ask him for better results than losing to the US side 3-0 in America.
    He paid the price for that stupid thought as the Moroccan National Team witht the same Moroccan Players reached the Semifinal of the World Cup that Valid Khalilozitch can't even dream about to this day. He shut his mouth after that and never spoke to the media.
    I think he actually got FIRED according to Moroccan Laws. Did not get paid for the remainder of his contract. When you perform bad at your Job, contract or no contract, you should get Fired.
    The USMNT is going to be better without Gregg Berhalter as he himself is not an expert in World Cups or Copa America. But he did win several lower ranking Titles with the USMNT as head coach.
    Good Luck Gregg

  • @CJBouhlal
    @CJBouhlal Před 24 dny +1

    Lessons:
    Like Melissa said, if something is not working, don't be afraid to Refuse the Failure.
    As I say, ALWAYS LISTEN TO YOUR FANS.
    Soccer is a Popular game like Baseball, if officials stop listening to FANs they will be a much bigger mistake that they will have to own permanently. It's better to answer FANS questions and explain decisions and don't fear firing at bad employee or bad manager or bad coach or kick out a player. Everybody is playing or working for the FANS in Soccer.
    Just like Olympic Team Baseball, Soccer National team belongs to the people not the officials
    The reward that the officials get will be the happiness of the US FANs after success of course

    • @johnduarte462
      @johnduarte462 Před 23 dny

      The modern game is against everything you said.And of course everything you said is right.

  • @jasonbabin1190
    @jasonbabin1190 Před 24 dny +1

    Does anyone actually believe that this team could have competed in that game against Colombia and Uruguay. Those South American players are both more talented and COMMITTED to winning. The USMNT has played with intensity once during Berhalter’s tenure and that was the last game against Uruguay and still scored zero goals and literally had zero real opportunities to score.

    • @richk3874
      @richk3874 Před 24 dny

      Our team has some talent but they're soft af. A bunch of rich kids with no passion for the game.

  • @northofmainstreet7281
    @northofmainstreet7281 Před 24 dny +1

    You want to know who else need to go. Gio Reyna and his entitled little attitude and keep his dad away from anything related to the USMNT.. then they can start reevaluating the rest of the team but is in no way the golden era of US soccer..

  • @estebanzamora2260
    @estebanzamora2260 Před 24 dny

    They better be listening! 😅

  • @jw9396
    @jw9396 Před 24 dny +2

    then why did you play for Colombia

  • @NomadHokie
    @NomadHokie Před 24 dny

    How about Chris Coleman, he seems to do well on short time. The Welsh manager who took them to the semis? He seems to do well on short time and looks to be unemployed.

  • @CJBouhlal
    @CJBouhlal Před 24 dny

    One point which helps USSF's Crocker.
    - After 2022 you needed to Reset the Team.
    Very hard to remold the team whose players think they have succeeded.
    - Now, the Reset has been made.
    the New coach will be able to use the 2022 success appropriately because the players have been humbled after the failure in 2024
    = To me this means, the last 18 months was not a complete waste, as long a the new coach knows who to transition the players from 2024 to 2026 instead of from 2022 to 2026.
    It's easier i.o.w. you'll get faster response from the players therefor better results.

  • @simonsylvester-h3u
    @simonsylvester-h3u Před 24 dny

    A real world class coach someone like Klinsmann used to be, would also need a strong tech team to help with AI simulations, that will help develop strategies against different teams, evaluate skills of players quickly , ai will be able to provide recommendations on wide variety of opportunities to improve including selections....and much more. So a good strong coach + AI to help him with good strategic decisions on various things. AI can recommendations on various topics, coach makes the ultimate decisions.

  • @RickRoss440
    @RickRoss440 Před 25 dny

    Ancelotti, Benitez, Guardiola, Klopp, Lowe. One of those names I would love to hear.

  • @asnark7115
    @asnark7115 Před 24 dny

    Anybody who understands that Pulisic can't play on the flank and that hold-up players in front of a 3-man midfield is a prescription for getting beaten by Caribbean Island teams would be just great.

  • @maroonblue7064
    @maroonblue7064 Před 25 dny

    Kasey Keller said bring in a mercenary. Hiring Klopp and making Klinsmann an assistant coach would be a good mercenary team into 2026. I'm glad Kasey Keller remembers History courses from University of Portland.

  • @theaquariancontrarian3316

    Hallelujah! 🎉🎉🎉😂

  • @SwatBeatsOfficial
    @SwatBeatsOfficial Před 23 dny

    Stop mentioning Cherundolo. He is not ready, and would probably end up being Berhalter 2.0

  • @alexislarios2648
    @alexislarios2648 Před 24 dny

    finally

  • @blairm9000
    @blairm9000 Před 24 dny

    US Soccer is showing maturity and growth. Grassroots fans are more demanding. I feel like Nacho Libre in the locker room with Escoleto- 'I wanna WINNNN!!'

  • @MinisterManDan
    @MinisterManDan Před 25 dny +2

    God stop giving Gregggggg plaudits for WC qualifying. CONCACAF is worse than it's ever been and this is the most talented roster the US has ever had. A slobbering drunk could have qualified for the WC. Everyone involved in Gregg's original hiring shouldn't have a job.

    • @ricopo3522
      @ricopo3522 Před 25 dny

      Right? Didn't exactly crush it in qualifying. Costa Rica was way down- aging out, Mexico bad as they've ever been and we still finished 3rd- made it by the skin of our teeth going down to goal differential.

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny

      Canada made the last world cup. CONCACAF and FIFA gifts the U.S the easiest qualification process they possibly can.

  • @Bignitsuj
    @Bignitsuj Před 23 dny +1

    Antonio Conte.

  • @scottr237
    @scottr237 Před 24 dny +1

    The next coach needs to be Argentinian❤❤❤❤

  • @akal0s547
    @akal0s547 Před 24 dny +1

    Carlos Tevez?

  • @coachpaulbusinessenglishen3764

    Matt Betty Crocker needs to demonstrate to the fans that he can bring in a competent head coach who is capable of getting the best out of the USMNT for the 2026 World Cup. I appreciate that he is taking responsibility, unlike Gregg Berhalter, who blames his players. Crocker needs to bring in the best or I'm sure many fans will demand that he leave!

  • @Idonttakethisseriously
    @Idonttakethisseriously Před 24 dny +1

    MATT CROCKER is the one who needs to get fired along this mediocre below average coach. He doesn’t know anything about soccer or the culture. She’s just a Phone .

  • @pillcosby3949
    @pillcosby3949 Před 24 dny

    Patrick Viera is the move

  • @HammersWalls
    @HammersWalls Před 24 dny +12

    My advice would be to listen closely to Alexi - and then do the complete opposite of what he suggests.
    The man is a fool.

    • @peterrutkowski8172
      @peterrutkowski8172 Před 24 dny

      Alexi equals word diarrhea.

    • @re1v3r
      @re1v3r Před 24 dny

      Not saying you're wrong, but what does it say about you that apparently cares enough to post on his channel? 🤔

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny +1

      @@re1v3r Wanted a good laugh. Wasn't disappointed.

  • @tylergibbs1483
    @tylergibbs1483 Před 24 dny

    Poch or Klopp in!!!

  • @whatsgood001
    @whatsgood001 Před 24 dny

    There is an Argentinian coach who I think would be perfect for the US, his name is Antonio Mohamed. I want him to coach the Mexican national team but I think his style better suits the US national team and vice versa

  • @mattbrown4269
    @mattbrown4269 Před 24 dny

    Said before and will say again: If we get a really good coach this time around, it will all have been worth it. The WC is a zillion times more important than Copa America for the future of soccer in this country, so if this is the crooked road to success, great. We are potentially able to get a better coach now than we could have two years ago.

  • @robertpewitt8935
    @robertpewitt8935 Před 25 dny +1

    MLS coach here we come😂

  • @naturalmulundu8611
    @naturalmulundu8611 Před 25 dny

    I strongly suspect that this job is attracted to this job.... Klopp can change this team....

  • @jamisonmunn9215
    @jamisonmunn9215 Před 22 dny

    Berhalter wins MLS cup in the next four years.

  • @jayalexander7763
    @jayalexander7763 Před 24 dny

    I think it will be Graham Potter

  • @Chad-sp4hq
    @Chad-sp4hq Před 23 dny

    Results come with pressure. Usa is nowhere near the pressure needed

  • @manur9817
    @manur9817 Před 24 dny +1

    You should bring Caruso Lombardi in.

  • @user-bk2eu7jt5b
    @user-bk2eu7jt5b Před 24 dny +5

    Tim Weah got his coach fired basically

    • @chumlita99
      @chumlita99 Před 24 dny +6

      And I thank him so much for that

    • @jordanarriola9398
      @jordanarriola9398 Před 24 dny +4

      This was the silver lining that we couldn’t see at the time lol also Jesse Marsch success with Canada did wonders towards Berhalters exit

    • @chumlita99
      @chumlita99 Před 24 dny

      @@jordanarriola9398 Exactly, even if berhalter is in fact a “good coach” like people try and say. I don’t think these players would’ve ever fully respected him. Since most of their club coaches are better coaches. Telling the players “1-1 👀” after panama tied the game & then conceding immediately after was the final straw for me. Embarrassing look for him there

  • @williamtownsend2576
    @williamtownsend2576 Před 24 dny

    The only MLS coach that should be considered is the Columbus coach.

  • @ednalegge9465
    @ednalegge9465 Před 25 dny

    Wish they would do the same with Southgate

  • @josephbentel9483
    @josephbentel9483 Před 16 dny

    Why listen to Lalas? What team has he successfully coached? It's easy to be critical. It's hard to find legitimate solutions. This dude's expectations of American football on the international stage are so inflated and ridiculous...it seems that's what happens when you are in love with the sound of your own voice. Clint Dempsey over this guy any day.

  • @adolfoustarez
    @adolfoustarez Před 24 dny

    How does Matt Crocker still has a job?

  • @USmensnationalteam
    @USmensnationalteam Před 25 dny

    Did Melissa Ortiz say white old men when she recomend watching a movie called Copa 71.

  • @soleno74
    @soleno74 Před 24 dny

    When player who never accomplish anything give us a wisdom ? Like we don’t have enough of this for last 4 years ?

  • @mdhindley
    @mdhindley Před 24 dny +1

    Honestly Lalas' absolutely embarrassing comments on pay to play said so much about him in never going to listen to another word out of his ignorant mouth. I know he's always said stuff to get a reaction, that was true 20 years ago and it's true today. But you have to hold people accountable, and him thinking only is with money playing soccer is more than enough to remove this dude from my life competely. Is recommend you do the same. He's adding nothing to the conversation.

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny +1

      He's been a personal friend of GGG for over thirty years. His attempts to be "objective" are high level unintentional comedy.

  • @naturalmulundu8611
    @naturalmulundu8611 Před 25 dny

    The US need to be more ruthless with these coaches .... Gregg should have been fired a long time ago ... The talent they have is good enough to compete ....

    • @ShipWreck68
      @ShipWreck68 Před 24 dny +1

      Pffft no sorry its not. We are average at best.

  • @matiasz9436
    @matiasz9436 Před 24 dny

    Marcelo Gallardo is the appropriate answer, and no other.

  • @TheOceanMan-xc7qp
    @TheOceanMan-xc7qp Před 24 dny

    USA will be hosting the WORLD CUP in just two years....Now more than ever we need to swing big and get and pay a great coach!

  • @HarishSalujaArtist
    @HarishSalujaArtist Před 25 dny +13

    Bring Melissa more often. She is very articulate.

    • @WingWingHerro
      @WingWingHerro Před 25 dny +2

      Lala should try to bring Ale Moreno. He’s passionate and articulate in the world in football.

  • @rodris8382
    @rodris8382 Před 24 dny

    Why is he getting any credit? Did he develop these players? Did they get better under his tenure or stagnate/worsen? He took a talented team and wasted it. Good riddance

  • @thomasnuss7406
    @thomasnuss7406 Před 22 dny

    Bradley NOPE, Tierry Henry could be interesting...

  • @boomslangCA
    @boomslangCA Před 23 dny

    Results wise: 44-17-13 is not a bad record, just couldn't win the big games when it really counted. Also, the US team is not quite as talented as pundits keep saying. There are good players but not world best and no one close to a star. Team needs another Dempsey or Donovan.

  • @denisceballos9745
    @denisceballos9745 Před 25 dny

    He needed to go, I think we all agree on this, finally.

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny +1

      I don't think GGGs friends of thirty years like Keller, Lalas and McBride are actually all in on his departure. Already getting the "careful what you wished for!" vibe from most of these guys. Especially Keller.

  • @JuanSanchez-jc1zm
    @JuanSanchez-jc1zm Před 24 dny

    Is Donavan talking to Federation

  • @coachhbosoccer
    @coachhbosoccer Před 24 dny

    Name an elite manager that Coaches a national Team.
    IF Klopp OR any PL recent manager takes on the USA to manage, its a darn near rarity.
    European Coaching is the best way to go, short term.
    Long term, I think we need to start sending American Coaches overseas to learn.
    Look even England owes its top talent to foreign Coaching.
    the long term and short term model needs a switch.

    • @HammersWalls
      @HammersWalls Před 24 dny

      Are you kidding me? Advocaat, Bielsa, Nagelsmann, Rangnick, Deschamps are all current inrernational managers.

  • @jets8308
    @jets8308 Před 23 dny

    All of these’s know it all commentators need to get there butt in there and coach the team if they know whats best

  • @MintyCore
    @MintyCore Před 21 dnem

    Just not a lot of analysis at all here, frankly

  • @panamapalace1
    @panamapalace1 Před 25 dny

    USA couldn’t pull a result against 10 man panama ???
    Or panama couldn’t pull result against 11 man Uruguay?
    Duh, neither could Brazil!
    I think she confused herself on that last point, I’m still not following what point she was trying to make.

  • @Coach_pena
    @Coach_pena Před 24 dny

    Phil Neville