KEEP MLS IN NORTH AMERICA EDITION
>Tuesday Nov. 22
Montreal Impact vs Toronto FC, Game 1 (8pm EST)
Seattle Sounders vs Colorado Rapids, Game 1 (10pm EST)
>Sunday, Nov. 27
Colorado Rapids vs Seattle Sounders, Game 2 (4pm EST)
>Wednesday, Nov. 30
Toronto FC vs Montreal Impact, Game 2 (7pm EST)
>SOON
Atlanta United FC, coming 2017
Minnesota United FC, coming 2017
LAFC, coming 2018
Beckham United, eventually
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>no /ayy/
Shit thread.
I like the >Soon section
>Soon
Rooting for toronto to win desu
Will Klansman finally be forced out?
What is the state and city of soccer in the United States?
A place in the USA, where soccer is the most popular sport of all.
And where MLS (Major League Soccer) is the most popular sports league of all
report the dup thread and move on.
Go suck on some aussie cock faggot
Why are there always autists going against the general?
Our ausFRIENDS will help bump when we are asleep and they aren't hurting anyone. What difference is it to you if have the same thread?
What is more puzzling is that you deemed it necessary to make a new fucking thread 60+ replies before it was needed.
Just off yourself kiddo.
Tomorrow...
>no /ayy/
We need a feels buddy for our WCQ failures.
My body is ready
Ahem...
You have to make it to be our buddy, Canada.
Can we all just go back to the other thread until the janny deletes this duplicate one?
>Soon
>Another thread with out /ayy/
Fucking autistic
Create another thread, then let's properly migrate.
Stay mad nerds
Keep /mls/ North America
Fuck australia
Janitors delete this thread plz, we're in here
Australia's been nothing but kind to us at /mls/, show some respect
Why does CBS even have soccer people?
Who ever this guy is he's also been a huge yurocuck
So, the guy's argument is basically "Yeah, he's fucked up, but he's always found a way to make it happen before....somehow"
Riiiiight
>Soon
real thread niggers
To avoid clicks
>1. It's still really, really early.
>We are just two games into the hex round of qualifying, and those games are two of the three hardest the U.S. will play in the round, with the third being the trip to Mexico next year. Sure, nobody expected the U.S. to have zero points from these two games and be in last place, but two bad results don't warrant letting Klinsmann go.
Um, the calls have been coming for months
When he
>Lost at home to Jamaica
>Then Panama
>Then lost the Confed cup spot
>Then lost to Guatemala
That's all within the last 18 months
>2. Sure, he's made mistakes but the talent isn't there.
>Yes, the team played like garbage on Tuesday and for the first half against Mexico. He shouldn't have messed with the formation, DeAndre Yedlin and Fabian Johnson need to start on the sides of the backline, Jermaine Jones needs to not even be on the team, and Sacha Kljestan has to see the field more. He's messing around with the formation and personnel, trying to find the right recipe. He doesn't have the luxury of of the biggest soccer nations to swap out one $40 million dollar player with another. This team's talent level is good compared to the region. But compared to world powers, it's not even close. To think the U.S. has the talent and what it takes to compete with the best soccer nations is like saying you can beat me at a soccer video game -- don't kid yourself.
Why exactly is this an argument?
Maybe valid if we're talking about a group with Spain, Brazil, and France but this ain't that group
>But compared to world powers
Is Pescadito better than Messi?
Is Johan Venegas better than Messi?
>3. More good than bad overall.
>But with all the negatives you have about Klinsmann, which also include the failure to contend at the 2015 Gold Cup and losing to Mexico in the CONCACAF Cup, there has been more good than bad. Time and time again, when it matters most, Klinsmann has gotten this team going. At the 2014 World Cup, not many people gave this team a chance of advancing from a group that included Ghana, Portugal and Germany. And what did Klinsmann do? Advance from the group stage and push Belgium to the limit in the round of 16, falling just short of a spot in the quarterfinals of the most important competition in the sport. What about the 2016 Copa America, the biggest tournament in the Western Hemisphere? The U.S. was again in the Group of Death, getting Colombia, Costa Rica and Paraguay. And what happened? The team rebounded from the opening loss to Colombia to beat Costa Rica and Paraguay and then knock off a good Ecuador team to make the semifinals before losing to Lionel Messi and Argentina. No shame in that. Time and time again he has proven to get this team going when their backs are against the wall. It always hasn't been the prettiest of play, but we have to realize that these guys aren't together but for maybe a month a year combined as they hope to gel and produce. It's a problem a lot of national teams that aren't loaded face, and even ones that have top talent sometimes can't put it together (Argentina, and to a much lesser extent England come to mind)
>Time and time again
kinda covers that
We gritted through 2014
But the Copa group wasn't really a group of death
It's one the US should expected to do well in
Just given how shitty the team had been playing it's seemed like a miracle that we didn't lose all 3 games
>What has to happen next
When results are needed, Klinsmann has found a way time and time again. He has to do it again, this time in March with matches against Honduras and Panama. Then, if he doesn't get at least three points from those games, you can warrant moving on. But not right now. Every team has ups and downs, and it's been a roller coaster. But nobody is coming in here to right the ship in just a couple of months. Klinsmann knows what he has. He'll rely on Clint Dempsey if he returns healthy, and he'll need Tim Howard. He'll need to get the formation and lineup right, and he will have to move on from some of the aging players like Jones. He's got four months to get it right. If the results aren't there in March, then fine, see you later. But don't count him out, because he has continually exceeded expectations when it matters most and I believe he'll get this team back on track if given the chance.
>continually exceeded expectations
klansly needs to go
simple as that
where will be the final and what teams will dispute it?
fuck the australians.
montreal v toronto at supoto then BMO for ECF, m8