Promising start, disappointing end. Why am I not surprised? And in all honesty, I've never ever seen a more undisciplined team in my entire life. I'm tired. I'm so tired. My heart breaks for this club.
Yah, I thought that we would see a huge boost in performance now that the huge new Sounders Soccer Annex has been opened. It's been the opposite. I don't think he did well with ATL, but I would even be up for welcoming Gonzo Pineda back.. But, we deserve even better than him, I think we should look for a proven Dutch or German coach (I think the style of play in those two European leagues is most similar to MLS)
@@wildebt we 100% need a ton of new players as well, but I appreciate your thoughts on the coaching situation. Most people just blindly blurt out that Pineda is the best coach ever and say Schmetz out without actually offering what we might do instead of him
It's time to part way's with Schmetzer. The talent is there but the discipline isn't and that starts with the coach. It seems like he's lost this team.
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It's not about KC player falling down. Baker-Whiting was beat, and he grabbed the attacking player to compensate being beaten. Maybe if the challenge took place in the middle of the field it would only be a foul but even then I'd think that would be lucky of the defender to not take yellow.
I haven't seen every game this season but Nouhou has been hungry, he's been good on his defense and can always go back to defense if necessary but can't they move him to midfield? Is he that bad of help to get a goal?
