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Correct. Compare the Spanish noiatnal team to the US noiatnal team simply in terms of how many times they play together and train together as a team in one year. It's ludicrous. One of the obstacles we face is the size of the US, the travel distances involved in getting our players into camp, the travel distance between Europe and the Home Depot Center in CA, and the smaller number of friendlies, and competitive matches we play (no Euros, a less competitive qialifying region, etc.) it's a big uphill climb. Add to that that many American players as kids are being pulled in 10 different directions, baseball, American football, hockey, lacrosse, tennis, etc. and it's not hard to see why our players lack the fine touch, and technical skills. It's just a matter of time on the field, through put and repetition of skills, repetition of real game time, team situation time and there you have it you can't just wave a magic wand. Soccer is a language, a rather complex one at the individual physical level, as well as the mental and emotional human beings are hard wired evolutionarily to learn language with great ease, at an early age and if a child does not learn a language by the time they are about 13 they will have a very, very hard time learning ANY language at all this is a known fact of child development. After the psychic cement, the neuro-hormonal and anatomical genetic primers for language learning go silent in adolescence, it is really, really hard to prime them and get them going if a child for some reason has been in an isolated or abusive environment where they got no exposure to language learning. If you want American boys (or girls) to learn how to speak soccer with their feet in French, or Mexican or Iberian Spanish, or Brazilian Portuguese, or German for that matter and you want them to speak fluently and with a good authentic accents YOU HAVE TO START VERY YOUNG, and you have to expose them to people who speak the language with proper diction, vocabulary and good accent. That is one of the primary reasons why Klinsman wants to re-vamp our youth training from the ground.

Nonsense. The question of What is an American Style of Play is soinhtmeg that's been an issue for as long as *I* have been a fan (which pretty much coincides with the growth of the sport in the US). He's dead right that the top nations (and indeed, most soccer-playing nations) have a defined style that fits who their national identity.For the English it's the bustling, industrious style similar to the EPL. The Italians it's slower, more tactical, but lethal. Brazil wants to mesmerize and seduce with the ball. You can go down the list. And Klinsi mentioned that well.One of his most successful parts of the Germany job was building that style of play, and incorporating it into the Youth system. It's what attracted people to him for the US job. So there's no surprise he should be concerned about it.The tactical issues are minor, match to match issues. In most sides, the Bench Coach does more with that than the Head Coach does.

Torres is one of the most boring and iivffectnee midfielders alive. I like Gomez in his moments of brilliance, but then he disappears. Bedoya is above average and he's getting the looks he deserves, but after that you start running out of names. Perhaps Salgado in another couple years maybe. Honestly, I hope our National Team never plays like a Mexican club side, the emphasis of small field tactics over strategy produces a lot of yawners. Not to mention the dirty tricks and melodrama.

Heck of a job there, it abestuloly helps me out.