The opening of the Gregg Berhalter era saw a system, tactical plans and rare coaches candor.
Even if the US isn’t really playing with “two number tens.”
Thoughts on the January camp and friendlies.
As the US ready to hire a new coach, it’s both fashionable and fair to return to a timeless debate: What style of play should the US adopt? And given the 2018 World Cup qualification failure, is it right to privilege results over substance, at least in the short-term? Or does that cheat the program in the long-term?
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