The Controversial Collapse of the US National Team

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The Controversial Collapse of the US National Team
The Controversial Collapse of the US National Team
The Controversial Collapse of the US National Team

[kylxlxnxdwxrds]

As someone from trinidad and tobago we would like to take full responsibility for this slow downfall of the USMNT

[alejandroo]

As an American it’s not the coaches it’s the whole soccer federation that is holding us back especially with the pay to play. Seen many talented players who didn’t make it due to finances.

[zainhusain]

Klopp got offered and rejected the job in 2 hours 😂😂

[chip]

"The lebron james of soccer"- some guy on pawn stars

[speedymx]

Welcome to CONCACAF Lads, where all major tournaments are held on U.S soil and you pay $500 for a seat in a 80k capacity stadium with a pitch that in any wrong step you can end/alter your career

[andrewmaassel]

As an American, The worst part about pay to play is that soccer is the only sport who follows this rule, all other sports in the US like American football have teams that you don’t need to pay to play for, which does bring the best players out

[wizarddragon]

The reason people are unaware of the World Cup is that US Soccer does 0 promotion of International SOCCER. No marketing effort at all,

[stonello]

I am happy you highlighted the pay to play aspect. I am from the USA and there are no soccer fields near me with open goals. About 10 years ago, fields near me started chaining their goals and kicking players off unless they were part of the organized league. I find it very embarrassing and it is a major roadblock in the way of becoming a great soccer/football nation!

[CashDavidson-yd]

I’m from the US. Myself and too many others are forced to pay far too much for the smallest chance that we might get to play football beyond the youth level. We can blame the national team’s lack of success all we want, and the federation and their motivations are definitely a concern for anyone involved with the game here, but in reality the grassroots system needs to be fixed to allow the truly skilled players, not just the rich kids, to shine through if we want to really progress as a footballing nation.

[DlyonOfori-Atta-mzrm]

Maxwell is gonna have a field day with this one if he upload it, isn’t he vizeh

[animamaster]

As an American, I'm going to be the first to tell you that this squad is not as special as they make it out to be. Most of these players are average at best.

I'm tired of the US media telling us this is a golden generation when this squad has not done anything to punch above its weight

[Mark-uhun]

Losing to Trinidad in the 2018 WC qualifier has set soccer in America back at least 10 years

[bradycoys]

As an England/US supporter, the contrast between my two teams right now and the positions they are in is crazy. I will forever appreciate what Greg did in revamping our team and getting us back to the WC. With that being said, it is clear that he should never have been rehired. I hope the US takes this manager search seriously and finds us someone who can give us a good run in the WC, while also continuing to develop the sport and our next generation of players.

[kiboma]

Rejecting Jesse Marsch in favor of Berhalter is crazy, with Marsch they probably woudlve still lost but at least make it to the quarter or semi finals like Canada

[br]

Americans know there is a World Cup here, more than likely Vizeh asked the casuals who look at the sport as something for kids.

[hibby]

as a Canadian, having canada go further than USA in the COPA was a great joy

[danielvyt]

Vizeh talking about US football I've truly seen it all

[wizarddragon]

Let me clear up a misconception. The Reyna's didn't pull their stunt because of the lack of playing time for Gio. That whole thing was over Gregg opening his mouth and making everything public at a leadership conference.

[InvincibleMarvel]

one thing, gold cup isn't really taken seriously by the big north american teams since the nations league was created(even tho its technically the main competition) so the defeat to panama in the gold cup wasn't rlly a "historic moment" as the players in that team were essentially the US B team

[George_]

Copa América has nations that are not from South America because Conmebol only has 10 countries. Throughout the years they usually invite 2 nations usually from Concacaf, in other cases we’ve seen them invite Japan & Qatar. This edition had 16 teams, 10 from Conmebol and 6 from Concacaf (2016 also had this same format).