You mean like when Kreis spent a year in Manchester learning the City Way and system only to run his safety blanket Diamond 442 when they weren’t looking?Isn't it likely that Kreis will be asked to coach Berhalter's system? Would be foolish if they don't.
Given some of the talent that is likely to play on that team (especially if they make the Olympics), it's hard to imagine that Berhalter wouldn't be paying attention.You mean like when Kreis spent a year in Manchester learning the City Way and system only to run his safety blanket Diamond 442 when they weren’t looking?
You don’t have enough faith in Kreis’ ability to sabotage the team with his motivational ability and tactical nuances. Berhalter won’t be there prepping for matches and managing the game plan.Given some of the talent that is likely to play on that team (especially if they make the Olympics), it's hard to imagine that Berhalter wouldn't be paying attention.
Most former players scoff at the idea of experience and all that sort of shit actually mattering. Listen to Charlie Davies. He implies and almost explicitly states that he thinks the likes of Bradley shouldn’t be involved at all.I get what you're saying but a player who is relatively new to the national team doesn't have the perspective that a veteran would when it comes to organizing a team on a short timeline.
I'm skeptical of Berhalter overall. I'm optimistic of his potential and want him to succeed.
Wolf might be.You don’t have enough faith in Kreis’ ability to sabotage the team with his motivational ability and tactical nuances. Berhalter won’t be there prepping for matches and managing the game plan.
Bradley’s just an example.Most former players scoff at the idea of experience and all that sort of shit actually mattering. Listen to Charlie Davies. He implies and almost explicitly states that he thinks the likes of Bradley shouldn’t be involved at all.
Wait, so should I care about what you’re saying and should I disagree given what you know about me and the thousands of shit posts I have to my name?Bradley’s just an example.
Pulisic saying he’s amazed by Berhalter’s preparedness is tantamount to James Sands saying he’s unimpressed with Dome’s preparedness. Right wrong or indifferent, theirs may not be the opinion we need to be featuring in an article meant to ease the fear we all know could very well be true: Greg Berhalter might not be the best coach for the job.
Definitely makes sense to call in a defender who plays on a team with basically the worst defense in the Premier League.FFS Ream