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U.S. Men's National Soccer (Official Thread)

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Torres and Castillo remind me of this:

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They have Mexican names - that means they're good at soccer, right?
 
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I love the Klinsmann hire and think he will pay dividends given time. Sure would be nice to knock off Mexico in his first match, even though it hasn't been a work of art.
 
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I'll say that I've been a Michael Bradley fan. I think he's still young and has shown to be a solid midfielder. His previous club experience and praise speaks to that. But lately, he's been slow and off.

And as soon as he comes off the pitch, the US begins getting some quicker ball movement. 1. 2. touches. Ball off the foot.

Made me think about how Lil Bradley sometimes does too much work with the ball instead of letting the ball do the work. Something you finally get to recognize when he's actually not on the field. Definite difference with speed of play.
 
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TooTallMenardo;1964743; said:
Brek Shea will be a nice addition. He's been on fire in the MLS. Let's hope that translates into success on the international team.
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Just set up the equalizer tonight. I think I could've finished off that pass. :biggrin:
 
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