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?
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon and Jon Levy Four years. For the United States Men’s National Team, an entire World Cup… Read more »
Tweet Jon Levy and Neil W. Blackmon Bruce Arena called it correctly late last week when he said “If we… Read more »
Tweet HARRISON, NJ- The United States Men’s National Team lost a home World Cup qualifier for the second time this… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon The US Men’s National Team will play the first of two vital World Cup qualifying matches… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon The United States Men’s National Team resumes World Cup qualifying September 1 when they take on… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon MEXICO CITY For ninety stirring minutes Sunday night, the United States stood toe to toe with… Read more »
Tweet Kyle Bonn John Brooks and Geoff Cameron, are, at the moment, the clear starters for the United States at… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon The opening half year of Bruce Arena’s second tenure with the United States Men’s National Team has… Read more »
Tweet Jon Levy and Neil W. Blackmon The United States Men’s National Team, under new management, resumes World Cup qualifying… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon The United States defeated St. Vincent and the Grenadines 6-0 Friday afternoon in Kingstown, St. Vincent… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Jurgen Klinsmann has called in 26 players to represent the United States in two decisive World… Read more »