An in-form US midfield and a team ready for the wintry elements can almost secure World Cup qualification this week. Breaking down the games, the roster, and the curious omission of John Brooks.
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 Jon Levy and Neil W. Blackmon Bruce Arena called it correctly late last week when he said “If we… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon The final round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifying resumes this week, with six matches in a… 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 routed Trinidad and Tobago 4-0 Tuesday night at Everbank Field in Jacksonville, Florida…. Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Labor Day marks the unofficial final stand of summer for most… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon There’s infinite melancholy in what happened to US Soccer Saturday, one of if not the most brutal… Read more »
Tweet John D. Halloran The United States men’s national team opened up its 2015 Gold Cup campaign on Tuesday night… Read more »
Tweet Jon Levy and Neil W. Blackmon Have a championship level World Cup hangover? If so, it is time to… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon First, Here is your 23 man US roster for the Gold Cup. GOALKEEPERS (3) : Brad… Read more »
Tweet Jon Levy and Neil W. Blackmon Well, here we are, after all the emotion- even if it still feels… Read more »