a friendly match vs antigua? i didn't even knew thay had a team, actually i didn't know that this country existed
yet they manage to score against the USA
World Cup qualifying, not a friendly. The U.S. play Guatemala on Tuesday night.
a friendly match vs antigua? i didn't even knew thay had a team, actually i didn't know that this country existed
yet they manage to score against the USA
i don't follow the USMNT but my radar for black defenders sent me iformations about onyewu:
http://www.castefootball.us/forums/...ders-2011-2012?p=248711&viewfull=1#post248711
a friendly match vs antigua? i didn't even knew thay had a team, actually i didn't know that this country existed
yet they manage to score against the USA
The starting XI for the qualifying match in Guatemala: Howard, Bocanegra, Bradley, Cherundolo, Edu, Dempsey, Gomez, Donovan, Jones, Goodson and Johnson.
Clint Dempsey scored in the first half to become the fourth highest goalscorer in US team history. Late in the match a Guatemalan drew a foul (apparently embellished) on Fabian Johnson, leading to a goal from the free kick. Final score 1-1. Altidore came on as sub for Gomez. The good news from an American qualifying standpoint is that Jamaica were held to a scoreless draw against mighty Antigua.
US will handle Jamaica easily. Jamaica is just another all black team with all super fast athletes but no skill. They will try to chip balls over the top to one of their fast track stars and hope for a lucky goal. These all black teams can never play a possession game and pass the ball around through the midfield. They also cannot produce a good #10 because that position requires a very high level of intelligence.
He spoke of playing a “proactive” style, of finding a soccer identity for America that represents and utilizes its diversity, and of building on the foundations laid by his predecessors.
In the following weeks, he defined “proactive” as a technical, high-paced, high-pressure system that rapidly transitions from defending to attacking by the grace of a back line that’s strong on the ball. Whereas most national team coaches use practice to keep players healthy and go through basic tactics, Klinsmann’s two-a-days or three-a-days lingered endlessly on technique, fitness and the tenets of his system. He introduced his players to early-morning empty-stomach runs, brought in nutritionists and scheduled team yoga sessions. It was a new dawn indeed.
Thirteen months and seventeen games on (in which Klinsmann went 8-6-3), one can’t help but wonder what’s become of the lofty goals. Yes, the US has beaten Italy for the first time ever and taken its first win on Mexican soil too.
The only significant demographic introduced to the team by Klinsmann, meanwhile, was the strange multitude of Germans born to American servicemen – whose gene pool surely should be conserved for the US national teams of the future – a trend actually set in motion by Bradley.
Still too many quota blacks for a team to win.
I hope "our" team loses big.
to me, it looks like klinsmann is in "damage control mode"
It gets worse: Eddie Johnson scored both US goals.
Thanks to you, I have a new player to root for. I hope he gets a camp audition whenever we replace our anti-white coach.Let’s hope The American dude playing in the German 4th division that criticized these guys gets a chance to watch this piece. Hopefully we can stop questioning their authenticity and accept their story as a quintessentially American one
"Zimmermann" is a normal Dutch or (mostly) German name, while "Zimmerman" is simply the Anglicized version of the former. He still could be Jewish though. Many Ashkenazics adopted German sounding names like that, especially in America. If I remember correctly, Bob Dylan’s birth name for example was also “Zimmermanâ€Preston Zimmerman-Surely that is a jewish name?
What's with all the mixed race players. How many of these mixed race players have a white dad?
I wonder how many white players there are in Europe with a white, American parent and a real German or Italian parent.
An interview with Klinsmann about coaching the US, along with cultural differences between countries:
http://blogs.wsj.com/dailyfix/2013/01/22/jurgen-klinsmann-us-mens-national-soccer-team-sounds-off/
He strikes me as being very arrogant.