Don't forget to vote for my adopted son and the actual kid of an Aggie Kennedy Fuller.
Great if you would stop talking about things you don’t understand
— Eric Wynalda (@EricWynalda) December 5, 2024
Small fish in the ocean aren’t interested in advice from small fish in a small pond
They are trying to navigate this thing called ambition https://t.co/PqWZqMFhNF
Kyle Martino is about the only one that I can listen to and say "he at least thought about that point before he said it" to myself. Cobi Jones could be good but his voice doesn't carry today.Dre_00 said:
There aren't many former players turned pundits that I actually like or respect in the pundit role. 99% of the time they are merely a name to drive engagement and if they spout a bunch of crap...even better because crap drives even more engagement. That's not a USMNT specific thing. That's a soccer thing that you see everywhere.
I fall into this camp. Discussion of soccer by pundits does not make me watch more or less of the sport.Rudyjax said:
I really don't pay much attention to any of them. They're all talking heads. Like all media, they are out for clicks and views, and nothing really more than that.
As you can see, I don't follow Wynalda. It just came up on my feed.
OTD in 2018: El Tren officially left the station.
— North Texas SC (@northtexasSC) December 6, 2024
Six years ago today, Ricardo Pepi became our first signing in club history. pic.twitter.com/Ve27H107KL
Yeah, the venn diagram for him is just a circle. He also just literally picks fights on twitter which is beyond annoying, dude is in his mid50s.Aston94 said:
It's pretty easy with Wynalda, he doesn't get along with anyone.
You mean like this?fig96 said:Yeah, the venn diagram for him is just a circle. He also just literally picks fights on twitter which is beyond annoying, dude is in his mid50s.Aston94 said:
It's pretty easy with Wynalda, he doesn't get along with anyone.
I came back because I broke my fucking leg
— Eric Wynalda (@EricWynalda) December 6, 2024
You never saw my prime you jackass
The league saw me at 60 percent
Prime? Fuck off https://t.co/JTh3iy5NqU
Malik Tillman, Richy Ledezma and Ricardo Pepi all START for PSV today 👀🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/MikwZkPmyi
— USMNT NATION (@USMNTvsHaters) December 6, 2024
Guess his prime was scoring some goals in the German 2nd tier for 1 year. He played 2 years in the first tier. The first one was decent where he score 8 goals in the first part of the year and then went ice cold. In his 2 year he scored 0 goals in 22 matches as a forward. He was relegated both times.Rudyjax said:You mean like this?fig96 said:Yeah, the venn diagram for him is just a circle. He also just literally picks fights on twitter which is beyond annoying, dude is in his mid50s.Aston94 said:
It's pretty easy with Wynalda, he doesn't get along with anyone.I came back because I broke my fucking leg
— Eric Wynalda (@EricWynalda) December 6, 2024
You never saw my prime you jackass
The league saw me at 60 percent
Prime? Fuck off https://t.co/JTh3iy5NqU
That's awesome. Looks like a good time.wangus12 said:
I went and saw PSV play earlier this year. Really fun atmosphere for a match
Pepi with an assist.wangus12 said:
Tillman and Ledezma both have goals for PSV so far
Pepi just scored.wangus12 said:
Tillman and Ledezma both have goals for PSV so far
Ricardo Pepi and Paxten Aaronson are in the @eredivisie Team of the Month for November! 🇺🇸🇳🇱 pic.twitter.com/Lsk9FRgGBF
— USMNT Otaku 🇺🇸 (@USMNTOtaku) December 6, 2024
🇺🇸 Ricardo Pepi (21) in the Eredivisie:
— Football Wonderkids (@fbwonderkids) December 7, 2024
☑️ 5 starts
⏰ 613 minutes played
⚽️ 10 goals
🥈 2nd, Golden Boot race
🅰️ 2 assists
🔑 8 chances created
🚀 4.55 shots per 90m
🔀 1.62 dribbles won per 90m
💥 8.37 touches in opposition’s box per 90
Owning his minutes. pic.twitter.com/LRv8pJnXmr
nice, was wondering when it would finally drop!Rudyjax said:
Just watched the first episode of "Pulisic."
Very well done.
I highly recommend it.
My fotmob had a huge advertisement for it.zgolfz85 said:nice, was wondering when it would finally drop!Rudyjax said:
Just watched the first episode of "Pulisic."
Very well done.
I highly recommend it.
is it just the 1 ep so far?Rudyjax said:My fotmob had a huge advertisement for it.zgolfz85 said:nice, was wondering when it would finally drop!Rudyjax said:
Just watched the first episode of "Pulisic."
Very well done.
I highly recommend it.
zgolfz85 said:is it just the 1 ep so far?Rudyjax said:My fotmob had a huge advertisement for it.zgolfz85 said:nice, was wondering when it would finally drop!Rudyjax said:
Just watched the first episode of "Pulisic."
Very well done.
I highly recommend it.
ah I see now...couple more eps drop in January and then later into 2025. strange way to do it paramount, but okRudyjax said:zgolfz85 said:is it just the 1 ep so far?Rudyjax said:My fotmob had a huge advertisement for it.zgolfz85 said:nice, was wondering when it would finally drop!Rudyjax said:
Just watched the first episode of "Pulisic."
Very well done.
I highly recommend it.
Just 1st.
“You are Captain America. I don’t give a sh*t what you say.”
— USMNT Only (@usmntonly) December 10, 2024
Zlatan Ibrahimovic on Christian Pulisic 😬
pic.twitter.com/m8tBFkkFBa
Both Christian Pulisic and Weston McKennie speak to the ‘American bias’ they’ve both experienced playing in Europe.
— USMNT Only (@usmntonly) December 9, 2024
pic.twitter.com/DPIyIRkbjj
ALL GOALS BY RICARDO PEPI SO FAR THIS SEASON (@dcfcnetti)😤🚂🇺🇸
— USMNT NATION (@USMNTvsHaters) December 10, 2024
pic.twitter.com/TWM2tPZHkI
HOw much do you think it helps with these kids going pro now at 16-18 rather than waiting until after college? PLaying MLS Next, etc. In the past, this was not an option.tysker said:
It's a combination of anti-US bias and the fact the players just aren't good enough.
This might be a topic for a different thread, but IMO, the biggest hurdle is that most US players can't move professionally to Europe until they turn 18. While this benefits European national teams by maintaining a high barrier for entry, it limits access for players from the US (and Mexico and South America and Africa and Asia) to the top-tier training and development available in European leagues.
Non-European players, unless they are clearly superior, miss out on the same physical and mental training during those formative teenage years.