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I've always believed that Poch was a genuinely, good hearted man. Always wish him the best.Poch could be fun for us americans. Can his style work with a national team, though? As we know he demands full fitness and that isn't built over an international window. It was always built over an intense preseason.
Also, I hope his English is better than he lets on. I remember every interview he did with us made it seem like he hardly understood and spoke English.
Positives for him: He is following such an ass manager in Berhalter that there is no pressure on him to succeed.
I have been apathetic about the USMNT in the past (for a long, long time). This could bring me back to watching and maybe even caring about them.
Whereas I will again be put in a position where I really want him to fail.Literally the only thing that the USSF could've done to get me excited about our national team. I wanted him to return after Conte imploded, this is the next best thing. I seriously wonder if he didn't get a real look-in with England, because he's been pretty open in the past about admiring English players. It's a very low pressure job compared to almost any other national team role. Happy days for me.
I'd ask you to define fail Spurious because I can't see The US winning any major tournaments and its for this reason me personally hope he does well, well being wins a few important games and no more.Whereas I will again be put in a position where I really want him to fail.
I'd ask you to define fail Spurious because I can't see The US winning any major tournaments and its for this reason me personally hope he does well, well being wins a few important games and no more.
Agree DMackay. I have more dislike for that mob in West London than Woolwich! Controversial maybe, but its a fact where I'm concerned. I despise everything about that club and anyone any thing associated with them.As long as he’s away from that shower in West London!
Was never going to work!
Haha, with no WC qualification to worry about, he doesn’t have that many chances to fail. If they get out of the group or maybe reached the quarterfinals in the WC he’ll have met expectations. With 48 teams in the competition and playing on home soil it’s a pretty good way to ease into international management with very little pressure or scrutiny. Same with Marsch, really. Saying that, unless I’ve missed it today Poch hasn’t been formally announced yet, which is kinda interesting.Whereas I will again be put in a position where I really want him to fail.
We here up north can make it difficult for him given our newly outed penchant for aerial surveillance .Haha, with no WC qualification to worry about, he doesn’t have that many chances to fail. If they get out of the group or maybe reached the quarterfinals in the WC he’ll have met expectations. With 48 teams in the competition and playing on home soil it’s a pretty good way to ease into international management with very little pressure or scrutiny. Same with Marsch, really. Saying that, unless I’ve missed it today Poch hasn’t been formally announced yet, which is kinda interesting.
Agree DMackay. I have more dislike for that mob in West London than Woolwich! Controversial maybe, but its a fact where I'm concerned. I despise everything about that club and anyone any thing associated with them.
Dippers, Chavs, Goons.
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My precise definition of failure in this context is for Saint Mauricio to nurture young players, build the USMNT system, make America fall in love with soccer, and...meet Canada in an important match and collapse spectacularly.I'd ask you to define fail Spurious because I can't see The US winning any major tournaments and its for this reason me personally hope he does well, well being wins a few important games and no more.