***Official 2022 World Cup Thread***
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Last year Khiry Shelton had a collision with a keeper, played a bit longer, went to the hospital afterwards with an "abdominal injury" and was out for 17 days.
That clip of Pulisic walking in the tunnel wasn’t great. He looked like was having a hard time keeping up with the trainers walking next to him.
Like most European teams they are pretty old. This has been the biggest problem with most of the favored countries. Young sides have been running by them. We should be able to do at least some of the same.
Not at all. They look to be on form. We have Berhalter.
The Dutch are neither old or young. Here is a list of old teams and young teams in this copa:
FIFA World Cup 2022: Which teams have the youngest and oldest squads for the tournament in Qatar?
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is set to kick off on November 20 in Qatar. 32 nations from across continents will be participating in this year's event.
www.sportskeeda.com
He played 4 matches recently for Dortmund after being injured. Had a goal in one of them. Looked fine. Berhalter says he’s not up to speed with what they want to do. Which I guess is blow leads. Berhalter is so clueless.
I want him fired before Saturday.
Plus it irritates me to no end that he dress like a pud.
There is a locker room "issue" is what I am hearing from someone very close to the squad. To be clear it is between Reyna and GB.
I was saying and reiterate that we are at a disadvantage tactically due to Greg Berhalter.
Playing England in the group stage when they already had 3 points earned is different than playing England in a knock-out game. The level of intensity will only get higher. I'm not saying we don't have a shot, but based on how we handled Iran's attack when they got aggressive, it'll be tough.
Not going to win that one 1-0 IMO.
Love this game, but don’t follow it to know names. #6 for the US is casual in play and a liability most times. OOF. From my pov, weakest link on the field.