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    Should USMNT stick with Gregg Berhalter for 2026? | Pro Soccer Talk: 2022 World Cup | NBC Sports



    Joe Prince-Wright and Nick Mendola assess Gregg Berhalter’s performance with the USMNT in Qatar and debate whether he’s the right man to lead the time into the 2026 cycle. #NBCSports #FIFAWorldCup #USMNT
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    1. Erin M on

      I think Americans are enchanted with big names and resumes to our detriment. We needed our own identity as a soccer nation. Berhalter did fine. There are 8 countries who have won the Final and we're not in that club. But it's growing…

    4. Joel on

      To get this young, talented team to the next level, they need someone who has done that before. That’s not Gregg.

    6. S K on

      The Netherlands game was humiliating.
      Leaving players wide-open in/around the area is grade school soccer.
      It's the same old story for the USA-lots of athleticism and no "futbol IQ".

    15. BR225 on

      EASY … NO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    16. PattyKakes7787 on

      He has no tactical sense and he doesn't even know his roster. Gio is a MIDFIELDER, and Aaronson is a WINGER. What does he do? Put a weak Aaronson in the middle, his game is creating havoc on the flanks and chasing the game NOT the midfield where he is too small and easily pushed off the ball. Gio plays in the middle with Dortmund and excels there. I want to thank Gregg for getting us as far as he did, and I also want Gregg fired. NOW.
      We are the US, and we are hosting in 4 years, PAY a big name and make a statement to the world that the US is here and we're dangerous.

    21. Paul K. Redd on

      Jesse Marsh does far more for US football in the EPL. I doubl he wants it. He has plenty of energy to be on the sidelines every week. NO NO NO to the chosen one. No.

    26. JMan on

      The US did okay and the did “okay” in spite of the coaching. We wasted one of the most talented US teams of our lifetimes. His attitude toward Gio was juvenile and petty. If Greg really wanted to win he would’ve played all his best players.

    28. Shawn Mount on

      A coach isn't responsible for the lack of execution of the basics by players. Give Gregg 4 more years. Hopefully, he has learned something himself. Speculation on the relationship with Gregg and Gio is drama. If Pulisic scores it's a different game and maybe a win. What will help USMNT is more international friendlies (european countries specifically), even if they have to be played overseas.

    30. john e on

      Theres a lot I dont like about him but I think the cohesiveness of the group and the love they all have for him is understated. My dream is to see Jesse Marsch coach the 2026 team, but I think we should give Gregg two more years. If we had a good striker I feel like we could have got so much more out of this world cup. We created so many chances, its hard to blame him for people not finishing them.

    37. Stephan Bennett on

      I think they should replace him, he has shown in many situations his inability to react and adjust play. One of the most promising talents on the USMT got little game time (Reyna) and one was left off the team altogether (Pepi). My wish would be they find someone with a lot of European experience who's ideas are rooted in a strong team identity/strategy, and an ability to react based on an extensive knowledge of the game.

    44. oldfrend on

      subbing in jordan morris (why's he even on the roster?!?) agasint wales when we needed a goal and gio was availabe was inexcusable. should've been fired on the spot.

    45. PaulN on

      Hey US Soccer Federation: When picking the next coach, let’s not pick the brother, other family members or any drinking buddies, shall we? Safe to say that edgy “unbiased” decision failed miserably.

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