Jermaine Jones talks Couva, Passion, Controversy and the Future of American Soccer

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Jermaine Jones sat down with me at the United Soccer Coaches Convention in Kansas City to have a frank discussion about multiple things. In this video he talks about...
00:00 Intro
01:09 Jermaine Jones making the decision to rep the USMNT
04:58 Jermaine Jones' favorite memory playing the for the USMNT
06:40 Jermaine Jones on what happened in the lead-up to Couva?
08:14 Jermaine Jones on the difference in coaching styles between Arena and Klinsmann
10:03 Jermaine Jones on how he feels about Bruce Arena now
11:20 Jermaine Jones on the role that passion plays in a strong soccer culture
14:50 Jermaine Jones goes into depth about the infamous Jordan Morris video
17:00 Jermaine Jones on the improvement of the MLS academy system
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@11Yanks 2 года назад

What was your biggest takeaway from Jermaine Jones' interview?

@jakebrugger3297 2 года назад

20 years from now almost none of the players that play for any national team in the world right now will still be playing. It all depends on how the generation coming up 10 to 20 years from now stack up. Theres no reason to count us out. We totally have a shot in the world cup 20 years from now if we have good enough infrastructure and passion for the sport by the end of the decade.

@SuperRavensfan101 2 года назад

A very honest and up front man. I value sincerity and Jones speaks of no BS. He shoots straight. Seems like a man I’d want to have a beer with. Great convo Pete.

@panamenopty305 2 года назад

Hope he gets a chance at an MLS job.

@safespacebear 2 года назад

that you are a legend for getting this interview

@DrFred-rk2zq 2 года назад

I will always remember Jermaine Jones goal against Portugal. By far one of my all time favorite USA players purely for the fact he was a beast on the field. All heart and grit.

@dananon259 2 года назад

His goal against Portugal is one of my favorites of all time!

@chuckchuck8643 2 года назад

That is gold, “it is very American to believe that anything is possible.”

@xboscarx 2 года назад

I still rewatch that goal vs Portugal. I remember exactly where I was at and what I was wearing. Jermaine Jones is one of the best to play for the USMNT

@AR-io8fv 2 года назад

Amazing Pete! You and Tac are our golden generation in the media that this sport needs! Those last 5 minutes from Jermaine were gold! I hope he becomes a real voice in the game as well.

@11Yanks 2 года назад

Thank you. The role of media should be to question and be direct and probing and not just ask soft-ball, comfortable questions. For me, that should be the norm and I want to se the example in that way.

@toubeelo1979 2 года назад

Jermaine Jones' a real one for sticking with what he said about Arena and Morris.

@nicoparolo7078 2 года назад

I hope Jermaine Jones reunited with his dad around the 2014 World Cup time, when he became the hero for a lot of American soccer fans. That would had made his dad very proud.

@Californiaexpat 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing Interview Pete! Jones is my favorite dual national of all time... truly love the attitude and toughness he brought to our midfield..... such a great player

@11Yanks 2 года назад

Thanks Zach!

@micahholmes1629 2 года назад

I agree wholeheartedly with what JJ said about players in MLS teams going to Europe opens spots for even more young players because for cases like George Bello he leaves and now Caleb Wiley has more minutes and so on and so forth then bringing more attention to the league national team and soccer in the US in general great video as always Pete

@paulmiller7838 2 года назад

Great example. George Bello has a chance to grow into a much better player AND Caleb Wiley will now get more minutes which will enable him to grow as well.

@micahholmes1629 2 года назад

@@paulmiller7838 thanks

@11Yanks 2 года назад

Thanks Micah!

@PrinceBalianOfIbelin 2 года назад

That Goal against Portugal was marvelous. I dropped to my knees and I cried like a baby. Thanks JJ for the memories.

@guillermomerlano2088 2 года назад

JJ was a beast. The kind of player that would always give you everything he had and more on the pitch 👍👍👍

@humanhighlightreel6500 2 года назад

I remember my Dad screaming after Jones scored his screamer. I was too nervous to watch the game and had to go to the other room. The first world cup I could really enjoy was Russia.

@lawrencelipman5426 2 года назад

Jermaine Jones is a very honest and forthcoming man. A player you want on your team and on the field. What more can you want from a USA team mate. I enjoyed this interview for his candidness...something missing from normal discourse

@Sikthkid 2 года назад

Always a big fan of Jermaine, he always lit the team up when he got onto the pitch. Man… he needs to be a coach for real!

@vectors2final36 2 года назад

Great interview. I always loved Jermaine's competitiveness and how he always played with heart.

@reeceaguilar8374 Месяц назад

He was my favorite USMNT player from 2012 to 2016

@nFWAYGo 2 года назад

Jermaine jones is American as it gets, to push yourself through hardship and embrace the Grind

@pabis6817 2 года назад

I wish we could harness his passion for the game and inject it into all the US players. You could never question Jermaines effort when he put on the USMNT jersey! Legend

@diegoesquivel3020 2 года назад

Great interview! If Prime Jones was with this group right now, we’d be on top. The guy brings a lot in terms of being a leader in the locker room and on the field. That’s what this group is missing. Well done with the interview!

@Youtubesucks12 2 года назад

We don’t need him we should be dominating concocaff by 3 goals or more with the squad we have our coach needs to be sacked

@AndrewS1404 2 года назад

Good stuff!!!

@genericbooktuber 2 года назад

This is awesome Pete! Jermaine Jones goal against Portugal will always be one of my favorites. Hope to join you guys at the convention when I'm back in the states.

@thesoccerdude09 2 года назад

Thank you JJ

@ricopo3522 2 года назад

Nice interview.Much love for JJ. Was one of my favorites from his era. Would like to see him and more like him involved- bring a greater vision- more ambition… more balls to US Soccer. Got to keep growing and raising the bar. Squeaking into qualifying for WC should not be the bar.

@11Yanks 2 года назад

Well-said Rico!

@daltinosimmons7005 2 года назад

Another banger 👍🏻 great job Pete

@MrDani11991 2 года назад

Thanks Pete. This video was such a nice gift after such a difficult work week.

@ramirocastano7444 2 года назад

Great interview! Love the content! I still remember going nuts at a Houston bar during that Portugal goal. And I still remember how quiet it got after that Bradley turnover at the end of the game.......

@robr.3679 2 года назад

Super cool that he took the time. Awesome interview!

@safespacebear 2 года назад

National team legend I wish that interview had been an hour. Great stuff

@panamenopty305 2 года назад

Great interview!

@11Yanks 2 года назад

Thank you Luis!

@beat1196 2 года назад

Good stuff dude, keep it up!

@11Yanks 2 года назад

Thanks man!

@tr_vmi4844 2 года назад

I was about to go to sleep, but had to listen to my fav USMNT player ever. Thanks for the interview.

@8bitrocketstudios 2 года назад

Pete! This is awesome. Great interview. Jermain certainly should have been on our squad going into 2018. My dad hates Bruce Arena (not sure why). While my father was dying of encephalopathy, one of the few non-family face he recognized with Bruce's on Tv and every time he saw him he laughed an said "That guy!". it was one of the few things he would respond to before he died.

@parias_sky9845 2 года назад

Such a great interview im really happy you got this opportunity

@11Yanks 2 года назад

Thank you!

@seanmagee3259 2 года назад

This is good. Keep it going

@11Yanks 2 года назад

Thanks Sean!

@matthewkosak5169 2 года назад

I love this man

@alexyacoub4131 2 года назад

This man has gotta b one of my fav usmnt players of all time, scored the greatest usmnt goal of all time no question!

@migueljaime7079 2 года назад

Dam Pete, we need you at the press conferences asking Greg and the USSF questions like this that matters!

@kennygradilla5446 2 года назад

Great interview Pete! Loved watching Jermaine Jones as a kid. Any more interviews you got lined up for the future?

@11Yanks 2 года назад

Hey Kenny. Thank you. I do have a few more interviews coming but no one as notorious as Jermaine Jones.

@ColeOfCentauri 2 года назад

Interesting, I was actually at a watch party at one of the local soccer bars in Milwaukee for that Portugal game. There were probably several hundred people filling up that street corner and watching the game on a projector. That goal that Jermaine scored was absolutely nuts. To his credit, Cristiano Ronaldo‘s cross into the box that tied the game at the end was also pretty damn sick.

@GregBusby214 2 года назад

Yeah....fucking Michael Bradley gave up the ball in the midfield that allowed that game-tying goal. Well...a Michael Bradley is gonna Michael Bradley.

@Jstoney127 2 года назад

JJ was one of my favorites!

@Agtsmirnoff 2 года назад

Will never forget that banger against Portugal from Jermaine.

@fooledbyprimes 2 года назад

Wish I had some of his art... !

@titussalter8070 2 года назад

JJ was one of the best players to represent us!

@maxb829 2 года назад

I was in the stadium in Manaus when Jones scored the goal against Portugal (I even have it uploaded, very low quality: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aFYjRP1pVMQ.html). One of my favorite life memories, such an incredible goal. Jermaine was such a fighter on the pitch, his spirit was unbelievable. He never played scared and his honesty off the pitch is refreshing. I really hope he gets an opportunity to coach in MLS and bring his passion and knowledge of the game to a club.

@usmntkeyboardwarrior3051 2 года назад

Hey Pete nice haircut, did you cut it yourself

@davidvandruff9368 2 года назад

Jermaine Jones for President!!! LOL

@omarturcios4228 2 года назад

God, I wish I can have a midfield trio of Tyler, Jermaine, & Weston….

@giglobro09 2 года назад

Good interview. Jermaine Jones seems like he is trying to get into coaching. His answers seemed toned down. 2 years ago he was way more outspoken on his podcast.

@Berlin-Amerikaner 2 года назад

Question at coaches conference: why is Jermaine being so positive about everything ussf? Wynalda: yeah, he's looking for a job. :)

@benwhealler4278 2 года назад

Jermaine definitely seemed very reserved and was very careful about how he answered your questions. Since he works in media now, I bet USSF told him to go easy on the hot takes. Cause he definitely could have gone MUCH harder on Bruce Arena.

@spartan706nt9 2 года назад

Pete do you think we should bring in some veterans in before WC 2022

@thefandomrealm 2 года назад

I'm going to post this several places but I would love to hear some conversation about it at some point. So we have to get through this world cup. But what type of effect do you think the changes to 2026 will have. Especially no draws in the pool matches. Reading through the World Cup 26 info, it appears that they going to go directly to penalty kicks after full time. Is this going to lead to more upsets, fewer upsets, etc. Is it better for the game?

@jamiestu07 2 года назад

Hey

@richardschuster7746 2 года назад

Du war ein super spieler in Deutschland

@carlosanderson4479 2 года назад

We should win one in 10-20 years for sure. If we play with as much heart as the 2002 World Cup team minus an un called handball yeah maybe.

@adamtash2891 2 года назад

should have asked him what are his plans for the future i.e. soccer...if he could see himself coaching usmnt someday?

@mbenembene2841 2 года назад

He would make a better USMNT coach.

@anlerden4851 2 года назад

Hi Pete I think Dear Greg is not so sufficent coach for Our Beautiful USA and we need to have new coach changing. I supported Greg so much but this team lost 2-0 against Canada and It was so horrible defeat for me.

@paulmiller7838 2 года назад

GGG was a bad fit for the USMNT 3 years ago. This is old news really. He is incapable of picking a roster (bringing 1 winger to a tournament, or 1 LB to a 3 game qualifying window), he is incapable of deciding upon who his best players on said poorly constructed roster even are, and he has no clue how to use his substitutes. Furthermore, he has one idea. One. That's it. And when it doesn't work he changes to....... nothing. He is not capable of changing away from that one idea no matter how badly that idea is failing. He has talked for three years about this "SYSTEM" of his yet where is it? Sorry but GGG is not qualified to be a national team manager.

@mattj8618 2 года назад

Jermaine Jones would have been 36 or 37 and had a torn knee ligament the year prior. Love his confidence but I'm not sure he was one of our best 18 or 23 at that time.

@thefandomrealm 2 года назад

Let me start off by saying I absolutely despise Klinsman with all the pashion that current fans hate GGG. However, (I can't believe I'm saying this) but I wonder if he wouldn't be the best coach for the job at this point in our development. He is a very good strategically but not tactically. He would likely keep it simple. And hopefully he has learned something from not choosing Landon for the 2014 team. I always say if the baseline for a team is how they would go out and play a pickup game with no coaches. Then you have to judge coaches based on how much they improve that baseline. My feeling is that most coaches wouldn't achieve to the baseline. Good coaches would get the players to perform to their level (baseline). Great coaches would have them play and achieve over their baseline. (Just to let you know, there is a small handful of these coaches world wide. GGG falls into lowest category, Klinsman in the middle and maybe Pep in the highest (and a few others). I don't know?

@tjkong6096 2 года назад

You have to realize Klinsman didn't just coach the team but he change the mindset of the American player encourage them to go to Europe early to learn Klinsman is one the reason American young players are evolving

@paulmiller7838 2 года назад

We need to push for US Soccer, and MLS to improve their scouting system for their youth development program. And further than that, they need to bring in BETTER youth coaches to train these young players in a better way. No more CB's who only know how to play as "big strong brutes" but who can be physical AND skillful, just as one example. As we grow our young talent and yes, the best of the best will always get picked off by the European clubs, but there will be better kids moving into MLS, USL and the like and improving the overall skill level of both domestic leagues. If we want to grow as a Soccer nation, it all starts with the youth. Better scouting, better coaching, and if need be US Soccer could / should subsidies a certain amount of money to fund youth systems to encourage teams in MLS and possibly even USL to grow their youth systems even more. But US Soccer is corrupt as all hell so this is just a pipe dream.

@Californiaexpat 2 года назад

I really really wanted him to shit on Bruce Arena more lol.... because i cant stand him 2006 and 2018 are unforgivable imo...

@samig9032 2 года назад

Not sure why someone who ostensibly supports the USA would ever hate the coach who gave the USA the best soccer moments in it's history.

@Californiaexpat 2 года назад

@@samig9032 Jurgen advanced the Group of death my friend... Bob Bradley got 2nd at a confeds cup.... i owe the lacrosse coach nothing

@christianbravo9031 2 года назад

@@samig9032 because he gave us the worst and is a pompous, self-righteous blowhard

@ramirocastano7444 2 года назад

@@samig9032 saying something is unforgivable is not the same thing as saying there is hate for someone.

@ericwist 2 года назад

Greg is still putting the wrong players in this cycle

@rnhim2072 2 года назад

Wish he was USMNT coach, he cant do any worse than Berhalter.

@AndrewLaReal 2 года назад

Jermaine is correct on everything except Klinsmann. He's overstating his importance to the development and vision of the USSF. They are mostly benefiting from teams' investment in academies finally starting to pay off, so it was going to happen with or without Jurgen's input. His biggest contribution was probably the active search for European dual nationals.

@brian898 2 года назад

Klinsmann Was a horrible coach but great in development. I doubt we get the courage to start 19-20 year olds without Klinsmann doing It first. So Klinsmanns impact was huge for our vision but people are biased because he ruffled feathers.

@dkhatten 2 года назад

Klinsmann was huge for development, that was his role with Löw in Rebuilding Germany. His tactics were never good, that was Löw‘s role and Klinsmann pushed youth development, same he did in US. He changed a lot of US coaching curriculum and pushed youth development and for academies. Many dislike Jürgen for his tactics (and they should), but use that to not give him credit where it’s due.