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    BEHIND THE CREST EP. 1 | First Week of USMNT Camp with Gregg Berhalter
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    BEHIND THE CREST EP. 1 | First Week of USMNT Camp with Gregg Berhalter



    Go behind the scenes as a new era begins for the U.S. Men’s National Team with new head coach Gregg Berhalter at 2019 January Camp. From the first team meeting, Berhalter lays out his vision for the MNT as the group works to get to know each other, establishing a new style of play and competing for the next month.

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    2. @nhoe9288 on

      THIS IS NOT AN INTERNATIONAL BREAK!!!! so please stop complaining about the team being bad, it was an optional camp. So some of the American players in european leauges wont be here since it's not their off season. that is why alot of players are from the mls

    11. @charlyfive9473 on

      I hope they take it seriously, because currently they are the biggest disappointment in US history!!
      They have all the resources, spoiled fucks!

      USA USA USA prove us wrong fucktards!

    14. @12mountain on

      All of you knocking on Bradley being at camp don't seem to recognize the importance of having some senior leadership in this camp that is otherwise comprised of almost entirely new USMNT players.

      Obviously this team has an eye on the 2022 World Cup. Everyone–including the players, including Bradley–knows that.

      But when you have that much turnover in a squad–a camp where nearly every player is a new addition to the USMNT group–there can be a void of leadership, a gap formed when there's no one to provide wisdom and an example of how to act and prepare for the collective goal (in this case, qualifying for the WC).

      You can have whatever opinion you want about Bradley's play, but he's been a consummate professional and leader for our senior national team. Players respect him, and they know that the example he sets (in terms of work rate and focus) is what they need to strive for.

      It would be different if the entire camp was full of veterans, that wouldn't make sense. But it makes perfect sense that Berhalter would bring it a vet like Bradley to help with the transition and demonstrate the type of drive and professionalism needed to make an impact at this level.

      If someone doesn't understand the importance of that then I doubt they understand what makes successful teams in sport.

    16. @sam12345768 on

      I remember when Japanese women soccer team won the world Cap against USWNT after 90 minuets in 2010, what they did was Just smile,they felt brave,what their catch did was, he was smiling a lot with team at the break ,the US team was leading and control the game but at the End Japanese won the game and took the trophy back home.Therefor nurturing the team with psychology works.be "brave" and be "resilient" and even at 90 minutes "smile".

    18. @JA-ne8yw on

      This is the problem with our team we will never win a World Cup because these players are mentally weak and all depend on pulisic and they get happy over nothing and our coach is such a pussy you tell at the players over everything because these players don’t deserve to have the privilege to get happy over nothing like I wouldn’t be surprised if they don’t want to win a World Cup go watch Pep Guardiola and watch this coach go watch all or nothing man city and then come back and watch this you will see why they won the league two times in a row and why our national team hasn’t won jack shit

    20. @Rex45805 on

      These episodes are wonderful. Appreciate how you inform us on how this camp was going. Looking forwards to how this week/month's camp is going with the International Friendly matches vs. Wales and Panama. Wish we could see more of these. Thank you.

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