Weah a Juventus y otras historias de transferencia de USMNT | Estados Unidos v Trinidad y Tobago | Previa Copa Oro

38 opiniones en “Weah a Juventus y otras historias de transferencia de USMNT | Estados Unidos v Trinidad y Tobago | Previa Copa Oro”

1. I'm so sick of hearing stupid quotes from John Herdman. What a clown.

2. Weah is the best player on the field every time. Him and pulisic

3. Ferreira could have scored 10 goals against T & T and it still wouldn’t be enough to call him up to the senior team. Stop idolizing Jesus great performances against some of the worst teams on the planet

4. Gooch MMA fighter…kicked Zlatan's ass.

5. Baligun has said in interviews he is a great ping pong player, Olympic team level he said.

6. I played badminton and soccer and I fucking PHENOMENAL. Take that bitches.

7. Ruben lotus butt cheek!? Funny story; in fifa 17 career mode I signed him as my cam for Milan and he was my top scorer, ahead of my griezman dybala partnership up top

8. This is now "Kyle Rote, Jr's, favorite podcast."

9. I was a teen when Kyle Rote, Jr., won the ABC Superstars competition. It always aired after the NFL season in the same time slot, so everyone watched this (we only had 3-4 channels). He was quite well-known. Turns out, he was a better multi-sport guy than a soccer player.

10. While I played soccer at Penn State back in the mid seventies, I had a poster that was from Sports Illustrated cover of Kyle Rote scoring on a fantastic diving header. I will never forget that poster. He was soccer's hero at a time when few people followed the game. Here's some info on Kyle. He often said that soccer players had to be such well rounded athletes that it gave him a real head up on other sports athletes. In the Superstars competition on ABC the other very, very know athlete's from other major US sports were amazed at how he so good at so many different events.

    Kyle Rote Jr. (born December 25, 1950) is an American former professional soccer forward who played seven seasons in the North American Soccer League (NASL) and earned five caps with the United States men's national soccer team between 1973 and 1975. He led the NASL in scoring in 1973. He later coached the Memphis Americans of the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL). He is a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame.

    While in high school, Rote Jr. helped to start the Black Bandits in the Dallas youth soccer league. One of his goals of playing soccer was to stay in shape during the off-season to American tackle football. And in fact, he received the “All-Texas” honor for both quarterback and defensive back in tackle football. Rote Jr. graduated from Highland Park High School in Dallas, Texas, in 1968.

    He attended Oklahoma State University initially intending to concentrate on American football. But after receiving a broken leg in football practice, he decided to switch sports to soccer. He transferred to the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee, then one of the few universities in the southern U.S. with a varsity soccer program, in large part because his best friends from high school were already there. And Rote Jr. felt the two of them could help the program.

    In addition, Rote Jr. also competed in track and field while at the University of the South.

    Rote was discovered by legendary sports businessman Lamar Hunt, who was searching for an American star to help market the newly established North American Soccer League (NASL). Rote Jr. also played a number of scrimmages against the Tornado during college breaks. The Dallas Tornado selected Rote in the first round of the 1972 draft.

    He spent the 1972 season on the bench before becoming a starter in 1973. That season, he became the first American ever to lead the league in scoring (and the only U.S.-born player to do so in the NASL's 17-year history) and was named the Rookie of the Year. In October 1978, the Houston Hurricane purchased Rote's contract from the Tornado for $250,000. He played the 1979 season with Houston, then announced his retirement in February 1980.

    Rote Jr. won the made-for-television Superstars competition in 1974, 1975, and 1977.

    Rote Jr. earned a total of $185,000 from his three Superstars victories. This compared to $8,000 a year as a U.S. soccer player.

11. “You can only play the teams in front of you.” Exactly. Jesus can score on the Caribbean teams, but not the Netherlands.

12. Way to kill two birds with one stone, advertising chuck and morning footy. Love it

13. Oguchi Onyewu would be my guess for best multi-sport athlete.

14. Yedlin would have been an excellent Comer Back or Free Safety.

15. Heath does awesome holding it down himself!

16. Don't sleep on Panama. Panama vs Jamaica, whether it's semifinals or finals, will be the best match of the tourney.

17. Heath’s video quality is so much better….. 😂

18. Reynolds said they had the quality to score 10 goals. I suspect that if you had the quality to score 10 goals you would have scored 10 goals. Not sure why we consistently overate our talent level.

19. love the outro !

20. Short sighted move by Cincinnati.
    They keep Vasquez now, but who with European aspiirations is going to want to sign with Cincinnati moving forward?

21. Hockey players are for sure the best multi sport players

22. Love Pepi to PSV. My next door neighbor is a Dutch Feyenoord fan so it will be super fun to bring that jersey out every weekend. Go Pepi!!!! And all his games will be on ESPN+

23. Pulisic is good at basketball, he has good shooting form and can even dunk

24. The U.S should win but I think it will be little bit more difficult because Trinidad might try to be compact and low block this time

25. Its weird how ppl think conradinho is a random guest on here when in reality he's on every episode pretty much lmao

26. I hope Balogun takes the next mid step and doesn’t try to make a big leap to a top team right now.

27. guys you’re great athletes but stop lol the best athletes in this country don’t play soccer and you’re awful with your hands. watch any soccer player play basketball it’s like a fish out of water

28. Yes, play to win! Feel confident that we can play the game.

29. Chuck would join the chat to get triggered. Lol 😂

30. Busio was ballin'

31. new trustees are going to think 'Charlie Davies being on the show' is a running gag that was never true.

32. What happened you guys wanting to give new players a chance? Now you sound like you just want to win at all costs…???

33. Love how Jimmy & Heath are like,”Why doesn’t GGG adopt another secondary system rather than banging his head into the wall when it doesn’t work? Oh yea, Greg’s def the right man for the job”
    Wtf

34. The day that a American football player chooses Soccer is when I say soccer is here.

35. Balogun said that he could play ping pong in the Olympics. Lol.

36. Jimmy we played a double pivot against Mexico and it was arguably the best and most complete game the usmnt have played in 10-12 years. The lineup card read
    433 but make no
    Mistake gio was central and playing mainly in front of musah and Weston who was
    Playing heavy right side middle. We just had our A squad. Comparing that to busio,
    Sands and Sonora is like comparing apples and platapusses. Come
    On dude.

37. Did Charlie get fired?

38. Heath always has the best guests on

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