USMNT ELIMINATED! Live postgame reactions w/ STEVE NASH!! | Do It Live! presented by BMW

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NBA legend and king of NYC pickup soccer, Steve Nash, joined Rog for a special Do It Live! to recap the USMNT game against Uruguay and ask the big questions: where does the USMNT go from here? What will happen to coach Gregg Berhalter? How far can Steve Nash's Canada go?
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@justinstern6057 7 дней назад

We need to fire the worst soccer nepotism hire of all time

@sedatdilaver5563 7 дней назад

you need to respect to the football first

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

“Soccer nepotism” exists at all levels of U.S. soccer. The USSF doesn’t care about the men’s national team. They run it like a high school program and they’re more concerned about using the sport as a mouthpiece for ideological issues than putting a winning product in the field. And at the same time they support and promote a man who actually kicked a woman (his wife) and even tried to cover it up! The USSF has their head so far up their a$$3s it’s impossible to see any light. The mainstream media, the youth program, the culture surrounding the game is so annoying and petty. The fact GGG was not fired after the Panama debacle is beyond me. Anyway nice to hear a voice from reason. Bash knows more about the game than all the media and coaches involved with US soccer. And he’s a friggin Canadian basketball legend. wtf?????

@scaryterry1064 5 дней назад

Make Football and Basketball lame to play and all the athletes will play soccer and the world will bow at our feet. Look at France. All of their best athletes play soccer. Lebron and Durant would steam roll Mbappe and Kounde. Kevin Garnett in Goal. Ben Wallace and Rodman as CBs. Anthony Davis, Durant mF or defenders. Micheal Jordan as the #9. Tyrek hill and Terrell Owen’s as wingers. Tom Brady, drew brees, mike Vick as Midfielders. It’s a wrap

@bryseisme2 7 дней назад

We as fans deserve better Rog. There's a reason that the fanbase has been calling for Berhalter to be sacked for years.

@roshi98 6 дней назад

There's a reason why those of us who actually pay attention to the sport beyond our own shores called for him not to be rehired in the first place. Retaining Callaghan would have been a far better option. Under his brief tenure we could see the germination of an identity, but Gregg came along and ended all that. Identity is the starting point in this sport, no matter the talent on the pitch or expectations knowing what your style is and backing it up with hard work and results leads to consistency and toughness. Gregg doesn't get that, which is why over the last five years no one has been able to pinpoint who or what we are as a national side. Fact is he needs to go, either step down or sacked. We cannot afford to lose any time in the lead up to 2026 with him remaining in the role. He's not good enough.

@SuperRobertoClemente 6 дней назад

Complete disaster. Let themselves get punked. Garbage coaching. Rock bottom.

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

It’s beyond me that a soccer federation so concerned about “gender equality” and use the sport for their ideological plights…rehired, supports and protects a man who admits to kicking his wife. Oh….but he’s friends with some of the “leaders” of this team…blah blah blah. Only in America is it up a clique of players who gets to be head coach. And those players were the worst examples of underachieving. In the past year Red cards, lack of focus, lack of heart, unable to make routine passes, mistakes in the mid field, keeper not able to play out of the back end, ref blaming, finger pointing and at the end of the day “I don’t see anything wrong with the direction”, says Turner who also needs to be replaced. It’s infuriating!!!!! But the players are all talking like they are enjoying their summer vacation I’m done!!!!!!

@Soulreaper-1129 7 дней назад

Fire GGG he’s over stayed his welcome. Time for a new coach, the players are too comfortable and need to be challenged

@theaquariancontrarian3316 6 дней назад

Stop insulting gennedy gernade golovkin hes the real GGG! 🥊

@leoncallero 7 дней назад

Huge Steve Nash, I remember him playing with Canada in a pre-Olympic match with Canada in Uruguay, magical

@roywall8169 6 дней назад

The players are poor. The manager is inept. The federation is clueless.

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

The players are NOT poor. No way in hell that these clubs (Serie A, EPL, Bundisliga, etc etc) are being duped by the individual talents of the U.S. players who are playing on these clubs. Bot only that, but they don’t have discipline or attitude issues! Most of them are working their tails off and earning playing time!. It’s a business in Europe and cream rises the top. When that cream comes back to their national team they sink to the bottom, coagulate, and turn into that lumpy gross cheese and ruins the cereal bowl and ruins your morning! This lumpy cheese is what GGG is churning! Yes the players are also to blame. But there is more talent and depth than I can ever remember! Think about it!!!!

@roywall8169 6 дней назад

@@mackdeen7021 if your team is this bad, you are not that good. The players are poor.

@Smooterino 6 дней назад

@@mackdeen7021 Sorry, but simplifying "playing" at top leagues isn't enough. Matt Turner plays in the Premier League, but he was so awful that he played himself out of the league. Reyna is looking for a new club after being so poor at Nottingham/Dortmund that he was told to take a hike. Fans need to seriously reconsider just how "talented" this pool of players is compared to teams past.

@taylortee8474 5 дней назад

@@mackdeen7021most of them are actually bench warmers at these top clubs. They’ll do well at premier league clubs that fight for relegation every season, to get some experience and improve

@valevaleria479 7 дней назад

This is going to be a long comment but I think these are the issues with football (soccer) in the USA from an outsider's/neutral perspective. Steve Nash is spot on, footballing culture is just not there in the USA for everything he already mentioned and also for the following: 1. Why the heck MLS does not stop during fifa international breaks? 2. You have a pay to play system which absolutelly limits your talent pool imo. Just as an example, you would have missed out of Maradona if he was from USA because he was poor as f**k 3. You don't have relegations nor promotions, which might also be related to point 2, which limits competition 4. You care more about your stadiums being magnificent, huge, luxurious and stunning for fans and the outside look than for the pitches themselves being at least decent in a major tournament 5. There is some arrogance as well in the mix, you think that some of your players are better than they actually are and you think you should do way better than what in reallity you can (even though I do think you should be doing better to some degree) 6. Today I saw Ronaldo crying after missing a penalty in a game that ultimatelly they did win but I didn't see any of your players angry or sad or pissed or anything close to that after getting grouped, where is the passion?!?! 7. You don't fill the stands at home in a tournament you had high expectations for while most of the other nations participating outnumber you or at least match your numbers even if it is way more expensive for them and have to travel a lot to be there. 8. You do have a terrible manager, but you want to get klopp, pep or ancelotti next which will probably improve USA's football to some degree but will not fix the major issues you have right now. I could go on and on and on but the point here is that for now at least you don't have a footballing culture that could promote the right way, improve, support and elevate the sport.

@therealking6202 6 дней назад

The US sporting landscape is different than the rest of the world. Here we have 4 other major established leagues. We have a national past time. MLS has to fight for network coverage, stadium usage, and everything else. Because of all these leagues MLS plays on a different schedule than the rest of the world. We don't have pro/rel because of everything mentioned above... And the talent pool just isn't there. Think about European leagues that have been established for over 100 years to build that infrastructure and player pool. MLS has been around for 30 years. And it has made MAJOR strides, but it's just not on par yet... Keep in mind we've already had a failed league. The stadiums need to be amazing because again, look at the competition of MLB and NFL stadiums. Some of the biggest and best in the world. Look at the NFL... it's worth more than every other soccer league in the world.... COMBINED. Your points are the same points that have been made year after year after year. It's nothing new. But this is the landscape and challenges soccer has to succeed in the US. And trust me, as someone who attended World Cup 94 and saw MLS born, the difference is night and day. It has grown exponentially over its time. It just needs more time. I grew up with friends that HATED soccer. I was constantly made fun of for playing that other sport. But you know what? Those same friends now can't wait to talk to me about the Manchester Derby, or La Liga. We still have a ways to go, but we're definitely on the right course. Except for Berhalter. Worst US Coach I've seen in my lifetime. Bruce Arena, Steve Sampson, Bora Milutinovic, Jurgen Kinsmann, Bob Bradley... Berhalter is BY FAR the worst coach we've hired. It's pathetic.

@row2fly 6 дней назад

Wow every single one of these was on point, proper comment finally

@poorwotan 6 дней назад

1) But, I don't see the Brasilerao stopped right now either so - shrug on this one. League/owners' call tbh. 2) Agreed 3) It is what it is and it will never change. I heard Mexico wants to change to such a system as well. 4) TBH, a lot of games were in American Football stadiums since they hold more fans I guess. Can't really blame the organizers on that but the complaints the grass are valid! 5) Yup. To the average fan they might think "Joe Doe plays in Italy/Germany/England!!!" but sitting on the bench isn't playing in those leagues. 6) Yeah, a little soft. The USMNT definitely needs more of a fighting spirit (which includes playing rougher). That's on the coach and players not instilling that. 7) People go to see Messi - lol. The USMNT, on a great day, might rank around #30; I know, it can occasionally punch above its weight but every team in the world can do that too. 'Murica only backs winners (or underdogs with a chance to win: see 1980's Miracle on Ice). 8) I don't think he's a terrible manager but he is the wrong manager for the USMNT. As is often the case, the country manager position demands specific talents that aren't needed at the club level and vice-versa. The US will never be a football/soccer nation first. At least not in our lifetimes and then some. Too many other sports taking the eyes (and money!) that are played at the highest world levels (and, yes, I know that American Football isn't really played to a big level elsewhere and baseball only to some level).

@mdhindley 6 дней назад

@@therealking6202 I came here to say this but you did much better. That comment was straight out of 20 years ago. Ignorance is easy. That pussy was full of it, yours showed someone who actually puts time into North American football

@FrankieBlueEyes 6 дней назад

Good post, and you're right about a lot. But most of what you've posted isn't changing, ever. Especially, pro/rel and pay to play structure. Also, the US is not getting Klopp, Pep, Don Carlo or anyone on that level. Not only would it not make any sense for them to come here, when they can easily get bigger and better jobs. It would cost US Soccer a huge wage to get them to take the job. Because of US Soccerd by-laws, they have to pay the men's and women's coaches the same salary. So, if you give Klopp 10-12 million per, which is what it would take, they also have to pay the women's coach the same.

@delaine5432 7 дней назад

New manager.

@ernesto8738 7 дней назад

US coaching is still relatively poor

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

Ya think!!!???????

@breadenthusiast 6 дней назад

Yeah, a contingent of US coaches probably shadowed David Moyes and all they brought back was "kick the ball off their shins for a throw in" hahahaha.

@Mgbruh 2 дня назад

@@breadenthusiastI swear to god they regress into a sub average US high school team. Not one clean first touch, endless hoofing it to the front for one of our attackers to dribble into the opposition or make a poor pass

@hijinks21 6 дней назад

I played soccer with Steve Nash in Manhattan. He had an apartment there and he'd drop into games. Very good player.

@malevellysian 6 дней назад

steve nash is a scholar and a gentleman and a good representative for the americas

@SuperRobertoClemente 6 дней назад

I wish he had done a better job as a TV presenter for football. He didn't take it very seriously, was joking around the whole time and didn't give focused analysis-- if he had, he would be a major presenter for European football rather than the Nets coach who got canned.

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

It takes a friggin Canadian Basketball player to put it all in perspective!

@Schweini_1983 6 дней назад

I got to meet Steve right before he took the Brooklyn job. It was at a Tottenham supporters club in Toronto. Honestly the most genuine, humble and nicest human being and a true fan of the game. A canadian legend

@TheCheeseBaron 6 дней назад

Our “most talented generation” just achieved the same result as Mexico’s “worst ever generation”

@user-kh7pg1ny1w 6 дней назад

Every time I hear the word grouped for the rest of my days I’ll think of you Rog. And I will smile and I love that much love from San Diego

@cupolove1 6 дней назад

Steve Nash always had legit soccer skills. He used to train with NY redbull in the off seasons. I also remember seeing his brother play against my North Carolina FC (Railhawks back then).

@fordc1874 6 дней назад

24th minute- Steven Nash hits it spot on!! Smart guy

@titussalter8070 6 дней назад

fire gregg

@mrmr5580 6 дней назад

I'm not even American (im English) and I'm pissed off for you, yes they haven't been good enough, they need to fire Berhalter, it'd not just about the Copa, since they rehired Berhalter theyve gone backwards, they need a manager with experience to help guide these young players and someone who actually knows tactics, personally I'd go for Joachim Low (if he still wants to coach), Mauricio Pochettino wouldn't be a bad choice (he's good with younger players) like I said a manager with experience that can put them on the right track

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

Well said!!!!

@davincisama 6 дней назад

The play you are discussing at the 18:00 minute is perfectly legal, we call it "sacar rapido" and it's something we learn as kids in the "campito". That's why you see defenders blocking the ball instantly after a whistle, to prevent that. It was a peak moment to show the differences in football culture between the two teams.

@JT-rx1eo 6 дней назад

Are you talking about the continuing play after a whistle and yellow card? NOT legal and that's why it was brought back. Maybe it illustrates the cultural differences with respect to law and order.

@homevideos1749 6 дней назад

Um. No

@kallenxtv321 6 дней назад

That was literally an illegal play the ref apart of the broadcast literally confirmed that it's illegal. The ref on the field was trash and in way over his head.

@kevinpayne3175 6 дней назад

Fire GGG

@benjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5 дней назад

Nash for usmnt job? we need a Canadian manager to counter Canada’s American

@agn855 7 дней назад

Weltschmerz (the moment you feel all pain of the world on your soul) = _"well-t-shm-air-ts"_

@SamDorf-ed6ih 6 дней назад

It’s mental to hear the false positivity of ‘look how far the US has come’ .. why’s every other country progressing faster? Look at Slovakia, Slovenia etc - their players, how they play, technical abilities etc compared to the US team. The coaching standards in the states is shocking, and the players are massively over hyped, but the biggest reason is pay to play does not work and will never work. This is a working class game that currently is being run as a for-profit system that funnels a handful of talented rich kids to the professional game. The problem is much deeper than the manager - who is albeit useless - it’s the very structure of the American development model. Also. One of the only players who consistently performed for his club (and actually scored goals) this past season was Hadji Wright, who somehow barely played in the 3 group stage matches. Football in America is in bad shape and needs fixing by people who’ve actually played the game and understand why it’s so much more successful in virtually every other country in the world.

@LilRedRasta 6 дней назад

You’re wrong about our players not playing well for their clubs. Of course if you haven’t followed them all, which I suspect you haven’t, you wouldn’t know that. Sargent did well for Norwich. As did Pepi, Jedi, Richards, Ream, Mckennie, Scally, and Pulisic. Weah came of the bench regularly for Juve. Musah for AC Milan. Not the best season for those two, but not horrible. Adam’s was injured but he was one of Leeds best players last time he got regular minutes. If Dest was healthy he had a good season as well. And we still have guys like Luca De la Torre who we refuse to use even though he starts regularly in La Liga. The manager has no clue out to get the best out of his players. That’s the difference.

@Smooterino 6 дней назад

Maybe I'm missing something, but how are Slovakia/Slovenia really progressing faster? They made it out of the group stage of their continent's tournaments. Meanwhile, the USA has advanced to the knockout rounds of the past three World Cups they've made - a higher achievement to be sure. But bully to the rest of your points, well said!

@SamDorf-ed6ih 6 дней назад

@@LilRedRasta you’re telling me all them players you mentioned are currently in form? Cos they weren’t even close. They needed goals. Hadji Wright was scoring goals for Coventry.

@SamDorf-ed6ih 6 дней назад

@@Smooterino because look at how they play. They have a style, their players are all established pros. They are more technically and tactically competent than the US. The U.S is genuinely on par with the likes of Ireland and Wales - which is a disgrace considering the difference in money, facilities etc. The European teams all are on a different level - because their development systems are better, and their professional leagues are set up properly. Pay to play, not having relegation etc has turned this sport into another entertainment entity in America rather than a proper game that rewards competition, funneling the best players to the top etc.

@LilRedRasta 6 дней назад

@@SamDorf-ed6ih Yes. Majority of them were regular starters for their clubs. So, they should be in form. Even the ones on the bench. For example Cardoso was a locked in starter in La liga. Luca De la Torre as well. I'm guessing that you didn't follow each player. I did somewhat. Richards was injured for a good portion of the season, but ended the season starting for Palace. Ream and Jedi are staples at Fullham. Mckennie was objectively one of Juve's best players this year. The same goes for Pulisic at Milan. Adams was injured but before he got injured he was starting for Bournemouth and was even man of the match. Not a surprise since he was one of Leeds best players in the prem. Scally was a regular starter in the Bundesliga. Dest was a locked in starter before his injury in the dutch league. Also, goals aren't the benchmark for success. Only strikers is that the case. Haji got goals. Sargent got goals. Pepi has scored 7 goals in the dutch league in 27 appearances. The only ones who weren't getting regular minutes (even off the bench) was Turner, Balogun, and Gio. Weah and musah were bench players but still got a good amount of minutes. So out of the starting 11, 3 players probably weren't super fit, 3 (including Adams) probably were fit, but hadn't played many full games, and the other 5 were fit. So, about half the squad. Still, not an excuse because we had bench players who WERE fit. Like Cardoso. That's on the manager if they were gassed.

@blackbeardgoatjr2434 6 дней назад

Darkest day was when he was re-hired

@theaquariancontrarian3316 6 дней назад

Steve nash for usmnt coach! 😂

@wizarddragon 7 дней назад

Be great to have a Real Soccer manager.

@loganmcgahhey6744 6 дней назад

Out-shithoused = get grouped That’s what it felt like. Hire Henry after he wins the Olympics with France

@Cyril_Sneer 6 дней назад

"the canadian Word for "Schadenfreude"?"...😂 Das ist so bezeichnend... 🤷🏻‍♂️

@benhusmann6521 7 дней назад

Agony

@josepheads5589 6 дней назад

Golden Generation? Let’s be realistic, there is only one player - Pulisic- on the roster that is a top player on his club team. The rest are role players or bench depth.

@TulsaDude 6 дней назад

I think Robinson is too. Maybe McKinnie.

@HubertofLiege 4 дня назад

Fire the board, they hired him…twice!

@bok1201 6 дней назад

Berhalter not under pressure for Uruguay game Record in last 5 games 1 win 1 draw 4 losses Lose to Panama in United States twice in last 2 years Lose to Trinidad Lucky to beat Jamaica Not when will we beat the good teams but when can we regularly beat concacaf teams especially on the road

@1972dsrai 6 дней назад

The US are an average team that couldn’t beat Uruguay who didn’t even need to win to qualify.

@TheBeatenPathJP 6 дней назад

Maybe the talent isn't on par with the best in the world, but it's certainly good enough to get out of the group stage of the Copa America. Everyone played hard last night, but that alone isn't good enough. What stood out to me is that there is literally no system. No structure. It seems like the plan in possession is for whoever has the ball to just run fast at the defense and hope something good happens. It's playground soccer.

@Delboy0 7 дней назад

As a British person I never believed the moniker that this current generation is the strongest US generation. They are the most technical because they are the first generation to emerge from the MLS and world academies system. I don’t see a McBride, Dempsey, Claudio Reyna, Beadsley,, Howard, Friedel or Donovan who were stars in their top 5 league clubs. A lot of people say they have more Americans in big European teams, but I think this is because European clubs see the commercial value in American players now, which wasn’t the case before. It didn’t go unnoticed in the Europe that when Pulisic joined Chelsea, the Premier League TV contract increased by four times it’s value in the USA, so big clubs are buying Americans to increase the value of their TV rights in the USA. There is also a lot more American owned teams in Europe now, and American owned teams tend to buy Americans for commercial reasons too. So,I think more Americans in top 5 leagues is more to do with commercial value than quality. I also think US trying to play this technical passing game, just makes the USA easier for big teams to beat. USA players are not at technically gifted as the players from the top nations who don’t have pay to play and have a street soccer culture that produces more technical players. Let’s be real Pulisic the so called greatest American player ever, would not start in the French, Spanish, Brazilian, Argentina, German, Portugal or even the England team. Why is the USA trying to play passing technical game other countries will always be superior than them at? That is why this generation not had any major wins against big teams like past generations. The traditional strengths of the US players were defensive organisation, grittiness, work rate and raw athleticism. But does the USA have those players with all MLS academies teaching American kids tiki-taka football? The USA should be playing to these strengths. Klinsmann gets a not of criticism in the US soccer media because he called out American soccer problems and there were people in American soccer waiting for him to fail when he was US coach because he wanted to shake up the status quo and a lot of people in US soccer have vested interests to keep things the same. But I still think his USMNT was the strongest USA team I have ever seen, who would regularly beat big names home and away because they what they were good at and what they weren’t good at and played to these strengths.

@boootybounce420 7 дней назад

Spot on. This narrative started as cope for missing the 2018 World Cup. There is no evidence of this claim. We give players a free pass to the national team because they play for PSV & Celtic. Those leagues are a fucking shell of what they used to be. Having “European” based players doesn’t mean shit nowadays. All we have done is handicap ourselves by eliminating competition to make the national team

@trent_k 7 дней назад

I’m surprised you included Donovan in there, I didn’t realize the Brits consider the MLS to be a top 5 league

@Delboy0 7 дней назад

@@trent_k Donovan was very good for Everton who are not in the MLS

@reidawg72 6 дней назад

I still agree with your comment lol. It makes just as much sense here as it did at Yanks 11.

@benjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5 дней назад

nash points to tremendous growth but then stagnation. yup. ggg taken us as far as he can. its been a good job to recover from T&T but now we need more

@kennediens 6 дней назад

The US feeling a deep need to prove themselves on a world stage, and craving the world to notice is such a Canadian thing.

@youarebeingtrolled6954 6 дней назад

It took canada basketball 12 years of sending players to the NBA before having success in international basketball. Patience

@djknox2 6 дней назад

I think the disappointment is over done. The USA has a solid team but it lacks superstars. Most of the great nations that succeed have superstars: players that can will an impact on a match. Without one red card you would have likely tied or beat Panama and would now be going through and falling to Brazil or Colombia. If you take away all the home field advantage the USA plays in (and its more than any other country in the world), the USMNT is a top 25 team, no more. Top 25 teams are competitive and can win against many on any given day, but they can't win Copa America or World Cups. For the USA to be a true top 10 team, you need a superstar. Just think how good the USA or say Canada might be if Messi was playing in the midfield! Let's be honest. Canada and Panama are both top 50 teams, with Canada having the potential of maybe reaching top 25 by 2026. And the USA is only marginally better. The sooner Americans understand this, the easier it will be to accept varied success on the World Stage. Great to hear from Steve Nash - one of Canada's great sportsmen.

@katinkagoncalves913 6 дней назад

So true, “champagne and caviar”..I watched the 2 Euro matches today before this Copa match and it’s like they are playing 2 different games. In Europe it’s the “beautiful game” in the Americas it looks more like rugby

@steelcom5976 6 дней назад

No one has mentioned this yet but I thought the reason the ball on the URU goal was not offside was that it was deflected off the head of an American player which nullifies offside.

@agn855 7 дней назад

You know your day's getting f*cked up if you have to have a BUDLite instead of a decent beer… BURRRRBs

@madnessontheisland 6 дней назад

The main problem with the US beyond mobbed-up refs and inept, nepotistic coaches is that they just can't do the simple things well when they play together. There's a collective gasp whenever the ball is played back to Turner. First touches go flying yards away and are intercepted. The passing and movement of players up the field is slow, sloppy and purposeless. It's simply not good enough. This is the direct result of the corrupt USSF, pay-to-play and generations of potential talent squandered.

@benhusmann6521 7 дней назад

I aspire to be as good at anything, as Roger Bennett is, at verbalizing our passion for soccer.

@hijinks21 6 дней назад

But Gregg says we are moving forward....

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

So does Matt Turner. A man who has less foot skills than most HS soccer players. He needs to replaced too!

@mem5860 7 дней назад

Steve Nash should do a podcast with Henry and basketball players, what are the basketball players equivalentes of soccer players, discuss what make them special. What athletes have surprise steve nash more because of their skills basketball or soccer, he was surprise more by michael jordan game or lionel messi game?

@drogba4evah672 6 дней назад

Hosting the World Cup is going to bring gazillions to USSF. This is not the moment to be penny pinching. Bring in a top level, international coach, no matter the price!

@LetterSignedBy51SpiesWasA-Coup 6 дней назад

Give Gregg a little more time

@timisa58 6 дней назад

VAR is considerably more accurate. I think he was offsides for that goal. But, in the end, Panama won 3-1 and the USA only had 2 shots on goal?! These players in the USMNT are not consistent enough. With pay to play in the USA, we are not guaranteed our best soccer players.

@metapasta 6 дней назад

If England is a lambo, the US is a geo metro. Adoration and emotional safety are a secondary quality you should be looking for in a football manager and why at the end of the day they are content to turn in these apathetic "we should have done better" performances time and time again. There is no expectation of greatness or refusal to settle in the current regime, and there is no participation trophy in professional football. But there is hope, gio reyna is a glimpe into the future of american football, maybe not the final product but hes the first player ive seen in an american kit who is creative and dynamic on a world scale, easily negated by the lack of quality around him but still there nonetheless. The first of a new breed. Klinsmann may have been ahead of his time, looking (far) into the future but i agree with his sentiment. Play the football we have to until we can play the football we want - "10 forward and 10 back". Attainable through peristence and brutal honesty. This manager is not good enough and this is not the golden generation. I feel for these players as they have the weight of a great nation put on their shoulders without the ability to deliver, but i guess as long as they feel safe and happy they can keep chugging along unphased by the soul crushing disappointment we all feel.

@tyy123 7 дней назад

🤗 Canadian 🤗

@samuelcutts2589 7 дней назад

GGG has to go. Missing ruthlessness in front of goal, too predictable, doesn’t trust depth.

@juanheredia6786 5 дней назад

A toe is all it takes to be offsides or be on sides.

@JTBCPFC 7 дней назад

Congratulations on your independence from Copa America 2024!

@rogbenn 6 дней назад

Too Soon.

@-herebedragons- 6 дней назад

USA is 100 times bigger than Uruguay😂😂😂…wouldn’t beat them in 100 years👍🏽

@coachdavison6380 День назад

To Mr Crocker, With all due respect to you, and with the greatest of pleas…PLEASE…. Fire Coach Berhalter. Go after Klopp with all your powers, and PLEASE…Be the Steward of our Beloved program that you signed up for and have been given tasked to do. I’m also a HUGE Wrexham fan now. I respect your Welsh Roots. Please be here for US in OUR time of need. You signed up for this. I have no doubt…and I actually hope, this is as difficult time for you that it is for Us USMNT Fans. Because it really is. I’m a 48 year old lifer, and the stakes have never been so high coming into the ‘26 World Cup. I thank you very much for any and all consideration you may, I hope you may, give on this matter. Bless you in this difficult time and PLEASE, listen to US, the FANS who love this program so much from the bottom of our hearts.

@michaellee2849 6 дней назад

Carli Lloyd.

@scaryterry1064 5 дней назад

@johnagudelo6272 4 дня назад

USA COACH OUTTTT WE NEED SOMEONE LIKE LOUIS VAN GAAL

@logiclust 6 дней назад

Lolz. US Soccer deserve this for re hiring failfaulter

@CryptoCryoto 6 дней назад

Keep Gregg 2026 is gonna be fun 😂

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

You must be Canadian too! 😮

@taniaengel 5 дней назад

How come the host is an invited team? Seriously?

@OldBrenda 7 дней назад

Please replace Gregg!

@scaryterry1064 5 дней назад

Us soccer don’t have any days but dark ones. Always under performing and falling short. Same problem every year. All the best American athletes play basketball and football. If they played soccer they would be better than France and Argentine put together

@foyparisi1763 7 дней назад

Tough night for us. Want success for our boys - but this seemed like the only way for GGG to go. Hopefully he steps down

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

Tough night? Did you watch the Panama game? T&T last year? How about not being able to best Panama last year too? Did you see how they laid down against the Dutch in the WC????? We going to celebrate beating an even worse Mexico while Panama becomes the giant of CONCACAF soccer! Yayyyyy!!! It’s not just a bad night …..US soccer is a total and complete disaster and been like that for years!!!

@jackbauer7244 4 дня назад

We need to hire Marco Ancelloti

@4UA1190 6 дней назад

Gregg should be fired but we should also normalize attacking refs in public à la Roma fans. When governing bodies won’t force accountability we should take accountability to them in public every chance we get.

@digim3l 3 дня назад

GREGG NEEDS TO GO

@99.8Survivor 6 дней назад

No surprises. The best American athletes don't play soccer.

@googgnik 6 дней назад

I thought our lads played gallantly. Overmatched, but resolute.

@TheBobafettmaster 7 дней назад

Always have loved Nash but I don't need to be patronized by Steve and a ' better luck next time". Fire Greg

@terefefeyssa877 7 дней назад

Mistakes can be done. Still Gregg is the best coach I ever saw so far

@32clove 6 дней назад

These reaction videos are over dramatic, we knew the USA was out of the tournament after the Panama defeat. As soon as the lineups were released and Uruguay chose not to rest players, and to let the rest of the world know " They not like us"

@TulsaDude 6 дней назад

Argentina..... Wow

@MikeDrewYT 5 дней назад

Wtf is this? Canada???

@manur9817 6 дней назад

USMNT are shite. Yesterday, today and tomorrow. Some things will never change.

@tdunn2 6 дней назад

Dark? It’s like we can finally see a light from the door opening for Greg to walk on out of. Let’s get moving on to the new era.

@DungNguyen-ht9jl 4 дня назад

Everybody just blame all about the coach, but no one care or talk about the terrible player, he's name is Weah, tge guy with number 21 .In this copa 2924,US team was playing good,until the match against Panama, and Panama is under dog team if compare with US team,Panama have no chance to win this match,until this guy,the fucking Weah punch Panama player for no reason, just for the red card,then make US team became weaknesses team,and lose the game,tgen ofcourse, very hard for team when next game,they have to facing URUGUAY, the very strong team this season...I think the U.S Soccer must open case ,to investigate Weah action, because i think there's only one reason he punch Panama player is he's selling the game,selling US team...That's the only reason he did that,he did that with purpose, to get red card,make US team played down players, helped Panama a big chance to win over...U.S Soccer must investigate and permanent ban him from playing soccer for ,permanent baned for the rest of his career...This guy not deserve to play soccer anymore, not deserve play for tge Nation team..

@EL.JEFE1231 6 дней назад

Just a horrid performance... The US needs to hire someone outside of its standard lineup of managers. Is there anyone who can think outside the box?

@moiseblaise7293 6 дней назад

You can not win with incompetent federation, soft players and no desire to compete; we're going nowhere anytime soon, top to bottom too confortable!

@nimbra2 6 дней назад

I turned this off as soon as Steve announced that he was a sp&rs fan

@TulsaDude 6 дней назад

Tim Duncan was great

@user-ld7ew1xo2h 6 дней назад

This was not a shocker. It has been the lack of culture for the game. Want to recover, start by calling the game by its official name. Adopt a style from grade school to club play and national teams. Then stop the nepotism for selecting talent.

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

Except…..In 94 our SOCCER team beat Colombia and we advanced out of a good group. In 95 our Soccer team beat Argentina 3-0, then beat a GOOD Mexico to go the semis, and barely lost to Brazil 1-0. In 2003 Our Soccer team beat a TOP Portugal team 3-2 and went on to the 1/4 finals and nearly beat a much better Germany who went to the finals. And we called it SOCCER than too! Our SOCCER team advanced out of their group in 2010 in the group of death etc etc etc. our calling it SOCCER has never been the issue! . Not any more than in Latin America it’s spelled and pronounced Futbol. I know you just started watching or know nothing about US SOCCER, so I’m glad I could be here to teach you. Semantics are not the problem!!!!

@choikyow 7 дней назад

Ref was an evil who threw entire US team off. He was either an imbecile or related to Uruguay and sided with Uruguay. Gave US the cheeze after getting stepped on, stopped US attack for calling late foul call and didn't call the offside( 2 ) for that 1 Uruguay goal. This is just like that Maning referee giving out 5 yellow cards to South Korea for 1st game at Asian Cup game 2024.

@mcgc93 7 дней назад

I mean. . Uruguay would still have made it without the goal but go off. Their manager wasn't there and they really took a hit. I must say, it was the best the usmnt has played this entire tournament. Too little too late, although now u know Reyna can be an interesting winger, he was also the only us player who seemed to slightly care about the dude who clashed with Ream

@Nickh4929 7 дней назад

Hahhahahaha crybaby

@bandito3377 7 дней назад

Are you going to spam this crap on every video?

@choikyow 6 дней назад

@@bandito3377We must all strive to better soccer. Once refree starts to one side judging, players have to worry about serious injuries, disheartened and angry about calls, lose concentration due to pain and ignorance, as you may know 2 yellow card is red and you get ejected; you simply cannot perform at your normal level. BTW. crap is what you see every morning looking at🤣 your mirror.

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

Blame it on the refs. If that doesn’t work blame it on the field, or it was too hot ….etc etc. the sport in this country is being managed and taught by a bunch nitwits who coddle the players, depended on manicured fields and over critique the refs and officials and starting time of games etc etc. parents and coaches are only concerned with winning scholies to their offspring to liberal arts colleges! Players around the world deal with bad refs, bad fields, lack of resources and overcome that!!!!! . The US played with poor discipline and attitude and the refs notice that and it will work against you. No excuse!!!!

@GreedyGrom 7 дней назад

Berhalter hasn’t done anything great his entire coaching career. He’s a lifetime mediocre coach.

@dennisgreene5055 6 дней назад

lose the nepobaby

@zackswore6794 7 дней назад

Why the hell are we talking about Canada’s success when the US is having its darkest day. I do not care about Canadian soccer get Nash out of here.

@Yash-hr3uv 7 дней назад

I despise Rog. I can understand why he slobbers over Gregg so much, neither of them have any idea of what it means. Both are just in it for the bare minimum. Look at true american fans, who are in shock and disgust, and rog is out here slobbering over canada and still kneeling over Gregg. It's pathetic that he has a platform to speak for the US. Be better

@Nickh4929 7 дней назад

Cause canada is the only relevant and good team. Usa isn't even worth talking about.

@angiepruden1379 6 дней назад

We're talking about Canada because we have hearts Dr we play like a team extreme passion to do well not even close to the amount of money that the US puts into their program and the humbleness and belief that we can win especially as underdogs for the last 6 years that's why everybody's talking about Canada and your arrogance and indifference only does fuel us more to succeed and as North America tries to make its mark on soccer the best thing for both Nations is the cheer each other on that's the way things are going to get better in both Nations

@zackswore6794 6 дней назад

@@Nickh4929Canada is not “the only relevant and good team.” Theres at least a dozen better teams in this tournament. And this is a USMNT podcast.

@zackswore6794 6 дней назад

@@angiepruden1379then do that on a Canadian podcast. My point is we are extremely upset as USMNT fans for the reasons you have given this is an unacceptable loss. The last thing we need is a smug Steve Nash talking about Canada soccer lol.

@BaDiLi2L 7 дней назад

Change the name. Wth is USMNT so idiotic

@teespeck3285 7 дней назад

NO ONE FUCKING CARES ABOUT STEVE NASH OR LARRY NANCE. seriously i know y’all are trying to get other folks involved but this is absolutely trash

@Nickh4929 7 дней назад

Yet you are here commenting

@AidanCulverREAL 7 дней назад

You’re braindead

@mackdeen7021 6 дней назад

Other folks interested? Nash played at a high level and I believe is part owner of a franchise. I’m sure he knows a lot more than you! ,

@-herebedragons- 6 дней назад

Haha…yanks are such sorry losers😂

@ZingaroXIV 6 дней назад

Berhalter has to go - now - for more reasons than I can list here. There were a couple of bright spots for the US, mainly the midfield. Uruguay's midfield is their strength and the US team pretty much neutralized them. The big failure was in not creating chances or finishing the few they did create. What we did see is more of what the true identity of the US team historically has been and needs to be again - aggressive, attacking (but with quality and skill) and fast transitions to defense and regaining possession. Too many dark spots to list but that is where a new and better coach really is needed.