Man, the breakdown of the game and the openness and transparency in this is incredible, specifically around Landon taking time off. Hope you guys do more of these. And I'd love to hear more behind the scenes of Jurgen as the coach.
Pulisic needs to stay at AC Milan at least till after the World Cup. He plays all the time and he is performing at a really good level. He also looks happy, Italy have treated him really good.
Key point is Pulisic must absolutely stay at Milan through to the World Cup. ¿After that, Pulisic needs to decide based on: - Is Pulisic going to be satisfied in retirement knowing that he became a highly proficient to good player on a top team, in a top 5 league? or - In retirement will he feel like the Premier League was the ultimate measure of his abilities? *I feel like Christian Pulisic can experience great heights in a special career making a family at AC MILAN... but I think winning silverware in The Prem is an externally universal galvanizing establishment of the absolute minimum level of your legacy excellence worldwide for all time.
@@wagfinpisNope… Serie A is the most competitive league in the world the last few years. EPL is good because of the diversity, but let’s relax. Not many English win champions or are considered bigger than Milan. Not one team in the EPL is close to the legacy of Milan as a matter of fact. I think Anglos need to stop it with this EPL and british nonsense … English never win anything for the majority of time. Forza Milan
Nope. Messi never played EPL and nobody cares. It's about the clubs. If you can, much better to go to Real Madrid or Barcelona. But Manchester City or Liverpool too. Definitely not Chelsea or Manchester United.
@@cyanwaters EPL seems to have an American bias as well. Our guys seem to go over, play well for a bit, have one off night and then they get written off. Sure a few guys have managed to make a career out of it, but, off the top of my head, they all had bald heads and wore gloves.
Watching US play Jamaica gave a strange sensation when Pulisic scored from a McKennie assist then Weah scored from a Musah assist and in less than a week they will play on opposite sides in a big derby.
Absolutely loving this podcast! Tim and Landon are my two favorite USMNT players and they are fantastic together. Excellent insights, opinions and discussion. Outstanding format. Just a recommendation this would be great if there was a community option for us to join and support the show further. I am sure many of us would love to become members here on TH-cam. Much respect and continued success in all that you do!
Unfiltered Tim Howard is awesome. I also have been through divorce and did everything I could to be in my kids life so thank you sir for your candor. I also hoped this serves as an example of how everyone struggles. It’s about how we pick ourselves up and do what we believe to be right. Even at personal cost. Well done and thank you again.
I've been in Azteca for a USA vs. Mexico WCQ and had items thrown at us the whole game and seen people hit on the head with items that drew blood. There should be no place for that kind of violence in soccer.
Thanks for answering my question about how our youth system needs to change. As a dad who has a son with big dreams, I look forward to listening to what yall got to say on an episode that covers the whole topic.
Mexico complained that they weren’t hit harder. Coach was laughing as he made his way to the dresser. During the presser he didn’t even acknowledge the wound.
The US needs build up middle school soccer to provide access to more kids to play local. For example Atlanta has at least 10 programs that are MLS NeXt ECNL programs level and they all travel out of state to play other teams instead of driving 30 mins up the road to play each other.
Dear Tim Howard, what are your thoughts on that 2011 finals against Mexico. More specifically, the god-level goal Giovani Dos Santos scored on you?! Genuinely curious your thoughts along with Donavan’s
I agree with Tim with the idea of implementing new ideas and current concepts being played in world football. One thing both Tim and LD missed out though is that Poch was playing Robinson as an inverted full back when the team had possession. I think that was very smart and Robinson seems very adjusted in that position. I’m guessing when Dest comes back he will be played as a wing back sticking to that back 3 in possession. That’s a concept that Liverpool is doing right now. Great to see it implemented by the team
Having Robinson slide back into a back 3 with Ream/McKenzie/Richards and Dest fill that role is gonna be a huge problem for teams. Hell even having both of them on the field at the same time will be ridiculous.
Great stuff guys. I love the stories talking about other players. I loved Robbie Keane as a player and when Landon stared talking about him, it felt like I was sitting around with legends having a beer, talking about it. Do more of that! Question for Tim, what did you feel about the press you got for the guy who tried to hug you at the airport? It was crazy that it got so much press, and I felt probably like you did, like who tries to hug someone they don’t know? Your insight will be some that some of us will never experience. (Loved your spot on 60 minutes). Keep up the great work guys.
Antonee stepped into the midfield role quite often in build up through the first half so we were playing with three in the back. Did yall even watch the game?
Tim, so much respect to you for calling out Pulisic. So proud of you for speaking out. Why would a player imitate a dance of a racist mentally ill criminal. From another former Jersey guy to another...thanks. I am now a subscriber.
I know the federation won't do it, but it would be nice to hold the Sept and Oct camps in Europe and play UEFA nations in friendlies, which would save our players alot of travel since most of the team is there, and get some fixtures against decent European nations. With the congested schedule as is, it would be nice to see. Maybe work out something with Earnie Stewart and PSV to have a home away from home.
I like the show dynamic bc you have two USMNT legends who had completely opposite club careers. One a premier league great and the other an mls great. So I’m looking forward to hearing perspectives. But what I can’t get over is how they didn’t mention tanner tessman was once when reviewing the camp and especially the second leg. I’ve been watching our country for 30 years and 20 from a pretty analytical view point and I’ve never seen a central defensive midfielder take on the true identity of a regista the way he did. Yes of Course it’s Jamaica and not Germany or France, but I garuntee he perfoms almost at the same efficiency level against those big sides bc his game is predicated on IQ not athletism and now with Weston and pulisic and Weah all Hitting immense form we may have found the deep lying 6 that can unlock very tough opponents.
Definitely do an episode on how Landon & Tim would fix the youth development in the USA And.... Is Soccer becoming a major sport in highscools & middle schools? .... Are kids starting to move away from baseball, basketball, American football etc...... Surely this is the key?
Here's my question: As I look at the majority of our USMNT roster it seems like most of them grew up or played youth soccer in other countries. Here the pay to play system isnt always about competition and the best for our childrens development but about doing the minimum to bring in the most money. In houston texas there is such much rivalry and not focus on development. MLS clubs have home grown player rights and they dont even have to train the players to block other clubs picking them up. I am currently working as the Director of advancement at Nexus Futbol Academy where kids recieve high level education and also receive 3 hours of soccer training a day from Brazilian and Argentina Coaches. Now the problem is that our students develop better than anyone in the city but then where do they play to continue to develop? Their tactical knowledge and technical abilities are superior to most in the city and they have to play with lower skilled players and against lower skilled teams. Some of our players move internationally to get that high level of competition and others just stay and go to the dynamo academy here or MLS next clubs. What do you think is necessary to grow our talent pool in the US as what i've seen is we have great players until 13 but after that our system is flawed and if you don't move overseas we will struggle to develop talent that will compete on an international level. Love to hear your thoughts and if i'm completely wrong here!
I don’t know how to get a question into the guys. It seems by their comments today they agree that the system is flawed. Time to be the agents of change!
The large clubs and MLS clubs need to create true youth feeder teams. So that a talented kid can enter programs such as yours via open tryouts and/or invitation to audition. The walls that severely limit access to Academy programs need to be torn down ...keep the dream of a soccer career open to the youth players.
Nations League eats up so many people opportunities to get quality teams. This is why the Copa was so important and all that was blown with the subpar group exit. The best we'll get is the Gold Cup next year. Aside from that? We probably won't get much until the spring of 2026 and we are doing dress rehearsals for the World Cup.
Landon do you believe that Mexico now has the same issues in yourh development as the US? Curious to hear your perspective since you've played in both countries. Great job guys really enjoying the content on this podcast!
Another great Show. Well done 👍 but maybe you guys try to squeeze another one. Twice a week would be great! There is so much to talk about Fellas. Great insight
I was going to subscribe because I've always been a huge fan of Tim Howards, but I won't subscribe here after seeing Tim's public criticism of Pulisic. Pulisic is the undisputed best USMNT player and deserves more respect than a public rebuke from a USMNT alum. Maybe Tim thinks it serves as a message to USMNT players at large and served a purpose, I don't know. I don't know Tim's mind, and Tim doesn't know Pulisic's mind, but apparently, he does and felt it necessary to publicly rebuke Pulisic.
I agree with everyone saying that Pulisic should stay put and then leave to an English Club after the World Cup. Heck if he continues to improve he might even land a job at the Bernabéu or Camp Nou 😮
the best teams they might be able to get in future windows that should already be secured in the world cup will be korea and japan and those are quality national teams
Yo Unfiltered lfg. I hope you guys pick up the pace with this kind of coverage. I cant go back to Conrad and Charlie after this lol. Nah, love all the alumni podcasts, but this is exciting and moreso with World Cup in a couple years. Whats you follower aim by the 2026 WC?
Tim i was a round 5-7 yrs old when i saw u ball for Metrostars, im not aware but are u in their winners section or some type of legendary status. Because DAMN Right u should be. btw im 30 now
If Pulisic has the chance to move into a good situation at a bigger club, then maybe. But, please do not move into a club that trying to rebuild itself, and has been a consist train wreck as an organization over the years. (ManU).
For him to leave Milan would be crazy. He has nothing to prove in England. He won a championships already. I think he’s happy where he’s at right now and they love them in Italy so why move unless like Tim said they double or quadruple his money and they swear to their unborn children that Christian is going to be big part of their plans.
1. I want more of the Klinsmann laundry aired🤷🏾♂️ 2. Do you guys think the systemic meddling of parents in the US Youth system reared its head with the MNT and cost us the ability to move on from Berhalter sooner since he was cleared after the investigation?
Christian should stay in Milan for at least 2 more years! . It has just been a couple of MONTHS that he can be considered the MAN for his club, everywhere else he has been the 5th or 6th best player on the team.
Premier League will bench Pulisic eventually. They just say that, oh we got a place for you. That League does not suit him, its too competitive. Again he is with AC MILAN won more UCL/Europe cup titles than Liverpool.
He should stay! Money isn’t everything and he’s getting playing time. We don’t want him like Lukaku! He hated EPL and went back to Italy!!! So, build his legacy then after World Cup, then go back.
Nah. US Soccer was just looking for a savior and Jurgen happened to be a German WC winner. He's not the real deal as a coach. He's not a big European manager as you can see nobody wants him right now he's available to coach but where is he? He came into US Soccer trying to act like he was the man when he wasn't. He was average (average isn't bad). Not a fail but not the GOAT usmnt coach or anywhere close to it. If he were American he would have nowhere near this much respect
My thoughts exactly, the current generation is a direct result of what JK did pushing players overseas. LD didn't want to compete for his spot, didn't want to play overseas (his little stunts in GER and Everton) were a joke.
Jurgen was a disaster because of his record. Everywhere he went he failed and was criticized for focusing on the wrong things. Bayern has nothing positive to say about out him.
Klinsmann's decision to not take our best set piece taker and leading scorer to a world cup where we lost Altidore due to heat related muscle injury that cost us finishing first in our group and maybe beating an opponent or 2 in the single elimination rounds.
Not a bad cast, I had my doubts 'cause I admire Timmy but can't stand Landy cakes, his pettiness when talking about JK was evident and shows why he wasn't called to that world cup.
@@Jay57867 Different perspectives I guess, Clint's opinion is completely different. Is he a bad coach because he pushed players to challenge themselves? or wanting to play a more dynamic style. I remember the days the US use to play like they were in the NFL, 9 guys defending with one long ball to the side and an attempt to score. When JK came in, he changed the style of play and challenged the team to play overseas, going to Italy, Germany, England and winning. He also put his name on the line for players to get a chance at clubs in Europe, making calls and such.
I just recently subscribed to this podcast because I have been a huge supporter of Howard and Donovan throughout my youth but after seeing Tim’s recent comments about Pulisic for supporting Trump I am absolutely disgusted and deeply disappointed in you for what you said about a man peacefully expressing support for our president who many Americans support. Why would you attack the USMNT best player of all time just because you don’t agree with him politically? He has been nothing but a class act and you should be ashamed of yourself for trashing him like that. Permanently unsubscribing.
Dude, calm down. I could name two worse coaching performances for the USMNT: 1. Steve Sampson, 2. Gregg Berhalter, 3. Bruce Arena (SECOND STINT). No way in hell any of these were better than Klinnsman. Edit: I actually named three.
@inelhuayocan_aci He was! Klinsmann cut our best player from the 2014 World Cup. Klinsmann destroyed our style of play, leaving the team extremely inconsistent. Klinsmann was the main culprit for the failure of the 2018 WCQ for all these reasons.
Both players dont like Klinnsman for holding a grudge, and yet both are seething with grudges against him as well. Ironic Be substantive about your criticism and be open to counter perspectives or layoff.
That's totally not true. Landon did the best in all of the fitness test in the camp before the World Cup. Plus, he was back way before the World Cup. He was also too good to get left off and we would've been better with him.
He got left off because he retired and wanted to just come and go as he pleased, skipping over everyone else who put in time. That’s the lazy part. He didn’t deserve anything, he didn’t earn it.
@@colinreese LD was lazy by not wanting to compete for a spot or play overseas (loan deals don't count). The best want to compete against the best, and like it or not, that's Europe top 5.
Landon Donovan is so annoying to listen to. He constantly makes things up like the way he started this when he made up some twitter talk. I remember a few months ago he said that the problem in America is coaching because he know youth coaches who said “this coach I’m playing today is my arch nemesis, we need to win.” Like bro nobody talks like that SHUT UP. Also comparing Klinsmann to Pooch is actually crazy. I know he was a good player for the US and I can appreciate him talking about the actual play but STOP MAKING THINGS UP.
Tim, speak into the tip of the mic, like you did 7 days ago, in your podcast. You can hear the difference if you go back to that episode. I am a huge fan! I’m also a musician and recording engineer. Those mics are made to be used with the tip towards the sound source. The way you are using it here works for some mics but not this one, in this application. You are mic’ing the room like this, which means we hear the reflection of your voice off the wall.
My two favorite US players of all time on a podcast together? I’m sold!!!!!
Man, the breakdown of the game and the openness and transparency in this is incredible, specifically around Landon taking time off.
Hope you guys do more of these. And I'd love to hear more behind the scenes of Jurgen as the coach.
Since when does Landon and Tim have a podcast together? Lol can’t wait to listen to this…
Pulisic needs to stay at AC Milan at least till after the World Cup. He plays all the time and he is performing at a really good level. He also looks happy, Italy have treated him really good.
Key point is Pulisic must absolutely stay at Milan through to the World Cup. ¿After that, Pulisic needs to decide based on:
- Is Pulisic going to be satisfied in retirement knowing that he became a highly proficient to good player on a top team, in a top 5 league?
or
- In retirement will he feel like the Premier League was the ultimate measure of his abilities?
*I feel like Christian Pulisic can experience great heights in a special career making a family at AC MILAN... but I think
winning silverware in The Prem is an externally universal galvanizing establishment of the absolute minimum level of your legacy excellence worldwide for all time.
@@wagfinpisNope… Serie A is the most competitive league in the world the last few years. EPL is good because of the diversity, but let’s relax. Not many English win champions or are considered bigger than Milan. Not one team in the EPL is close to the legacy of Milan as a matter of fact. I think Anglos need to stop it with this EPL and british nonsense … English never win anything for the majority of time. Forza Milan
Nope. Messi never played EPL and nobody cares. It's about the clubs. If you can, much better to go to Real Madrid or Barcelona. But Manchester City or Liverpool too. Definitely not Chelsea or Manchester United.
@@cyanwaters EPL seems to have an American bias as well. Our guys seem to go over, play well for a bit, have one off night and then they get written off. Sure a few guys have managed to make a career out of it, but, off the top of my head, they all had bald heads and wore gloves.
Watching US play Jamaica gave a strange sensation when Pulisic scored from a McKennie assist then Weah scored from a Musah assist and in less than a week they will play on opposite sides in a big derby.
Liking the format and content. Keep up the good work. Just subscribed.
Absolutely loving this podcast! Tim and Landon are my two favorite USMNT players and they are fantastic together. Excellent insights, opinions and discussion. Outstanding format. Just a recommendation this would be great if there was a community option for us to join and support the show further. I am sure many of us would love to become members here on TH-cam. Much respect and continued success in all that you do!
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two legends! this is awesome
Love you so much Landon (and Tim)!
Would be super excited for the US youth soccer/ grassroots episode!
Unfiltered Tim Howard is awesome. I also have been through divorce and did everything I could to be in my kids life so thank you sir for your candor. I also hoped this serves as an example of how everyone struggles. It’s about how we pick ourselves up and do what we believe to be right. Even at personal cost. Well done and thank you again.
Great podcast guys! I love to hear from two legends of the US national team.
Fluidity looked great - which is not something we have seen recently.
Would love chapter markers. Great show!
I've been in Azteca for a USA vs. Mexico WCQ and had items thrown at us the whole game and seen people hit on the head with items that drew blood. There should be no place for that kind of violence in soccer.
America has no right to talk since parents fight in their kids little league games.
Thanks for answering my question about how our youth system needs to change. As a dad who has a son with big dreams, I look forward to listening to what yall got to say on an episode that covers the whole topic.
Landon you are still our best American product, thanks for the feedback!
Pepi scored but he cannot afford to not take advantage of the other opportunities. The big teams will not give you another chance.
Amen to everything you said about the statement from the Mexican federation. They have less than no leg to stand on
I completely agree! Mexico is one of the last federation to complain and say that they don’t have that going on their stadiums.
Mexico complained that they weren’t hit harder. Coach was laughing as he made his way to the dresser. During the presser he didn’t even acknowledge the wound.
Go cry a river 😂😂😂
The US needs build up middle school soccer to provide access to more kids to play local. For example Atlanta has at least 10 programs that are MLS NeXt ECNL programs level and they all travel out of state to play other teams instead of driving 30 mins up the road to play each other.
These podcasts are absolute cinema
Tim Howard rocking the Tennessee Soccer shirt!
There's a reason why we see Howard in the weekends analyzing Prem games, great stuff here.
Does anyone else think Pulisic talks similar to Donovan ?
Pulisic is Donovan 2.0. Wouldnt say he is better yet though
Two episodes in, and it's already one of my favorites to listen to each week. Lives up to its name!
Dear Tim Howard, what are your thoughts on that 2011 finals against Mexico. More specifically, the god-level goal Giovani Dos Santos scored on you?! Genuinely curious your thoughts along with Donavan’s
Would love to see Pulisic play in the MLS.
You guys make a great partnership
I agree with Tim with the idea of implementing new ideas and current concepts being played in world football. One thing both Tim and LD missed out though is that Poch was playing Robinson as an inverted full back when the team had possession. I think that was very smart and Robinson seems very adjusted in that position. I’m guessing when Dest comes back he will be played as a wing back sticking to that back 3 in possession. That’s a concept that Liverpool is doing right now. Great to see it implemented by the team
They mentioned that he was playing as a 6 basically when building out. Which is what you are referring to
Having Robinson slide back into a back 3 with Ream/McKenzie/Richards and Dest fill that role is gonna be a huge problem for teams. Hell even having both of them on the field at the same time will be ridiculous.
Unbelievable content and smart, intelligent football knowledge. Thank you guys for this podcast.
Great stuff guys. I love the stories talking about other players. I loved Robbie Keane as a player and when Landon stared talking about him, it felt like I was sitting around with legends having a beer, talking about it. Do more of that! Question for Tim, what did you feel about the press you got for the guy who tried to hug you at the airport? It was crazy that it got so much press, and I felt probably like you did, like who tries to hug someone they don’t know? Your insight will be some that some of us will never experience. (Loved your spot on 60 minutes). Keep up the great work guys.
We threw cherry tomatoes in 1 FCN Nurnberg at Oliver Kahn when he was at Bayern Munich.
Antonee stepped into the midfield role quite often in build up through the first half so we were playing with three in the back. Did yall even watch the game?
At Fulham he plays lwb and has no problem getting past defenders
Tim, so much respect to you for calling out Pulisic. So proud of you for speaking out. Why would a player imitate a dance of a racist mentally ill criminal. From another former Jersey guy to another...thanks. I am now a subscriber.
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I know the federation won't do it, but it would be nice to hold the Sept and Oct camps in Europe and play UEFA nations in friendlies, which would save our players alot of travel since most of the team is there, and get some fixtures against decent European nations. With the congested schedule as is, it would be nice to see. Maybe work out something with Earnie Stewart and PSV to have a home away from home.
I like the show dynamic bc you have two USMNT legends who had completely opposite club careers. One a premier league great and the other an mls great. So I’m looking forward to hearing perspectives. But what I can’t get over is how they didn’t mention tanner tessman was once when reviewing the camp and especially the second leg. I’ve been watching our country for 30 years and 20 from a pretty analytical view point and I’ve never seen a central defensive midfielder take on the true identity of a regista the way he did. Yes of
Course it’s Jamaica and not Germany or France, but I garuntee he perfoms almost at the same efficiency level against those big sides bc his game is predicated on IQ not athletism and now with Weston and pulisic and Weah all
Hitting immense form we may have found the deep lying 6 that can unlock very tough opponents.
Definitely do an episode on how Landon & Tim would fix the youth development in the USA
And.... Is Soccer becoming a major sport in highscools & middle schools? .... Are kids starting to move away from baseball, basketball, American football etc...... Surely this is the key?
Here's my question: As I look at the majority of our USMNT roster it seems like most of them grew up or played youth soccer in other countries. Here the pay to play system isnt always about competition and the best for our childrens development but about doing the minimum to bring in the most money. In houston texas there is such much rivalry and not focus on development. MLS clubs have home grown player rights and they dont even have to train the players to block other clubs picking them up. I am currently working as the Director of advancement at Nexus Futbol Academy where kids recieve high level education and also receive 3 hours of soccer training a day from Brazilian and Argentina Coaches. Now the problem is that our students develop better than anyone in the city but then where do they play to continue to develop? Their tactical knowledge and technical abilities are superior to most in the city and they have to play with lower skilled players and against lower skilled teams. Some of our players move internationally to get that high level of competition and others just stay and go to the dynamo academy here or MLS next clubs. What do you think is necessary to grow our talent pool in the US as what i've seen is we have great players until 13 but after that our system is flawed and if you don't move overseas we will struggle to develop talent that will compete on an international level.
Love to hear your thoughts and if i'm completely wrong here!
Love this question! 🙌🏼
I don’t know how to get a question into the guys. It seems by their comments today they agree that the system is flawed. Time to be the agents of change!
The large clubs and MLS clubs need to create true youth feeder teams. So that a talented kid can enter programs such as yours via open tryouts and/or invitation to audition. The walls that severely limit access to Academy programs need to be torn down ...keep the dream of a soccer career open to the youth players.
Nations League eats up so many people opportunities to get quality teams. This is why the Copa was so important and all that was blown with the subpar group exit. The best we'll get is the Gold Cup next year. Aside from that? We probably won't get much until the spring of 2026 and we are doing dress rehearsals for the World Cup.
Do you gentlemen think there’s an MLS club academy that is particularly well suited to developing pro player?
Landon do you believe that Mexico now has the same issues in yourh development as the US? Curious to hear your perspective since you've played in both countries. Great job guys really enjoying the content on this podcast!
Landon and Tim, now that LAFC and Miami are out, who’s do you pick to win the cup this year?
When can we get a cross over episode with Call It What You What?
Or Unfiltered Soccer VS Call it what you want?
Another great Show. Well done 👍 but maybe you guys try to squeeze another one. Twice a week would be great! There is so much to talk about Fellas. Great insight
Pulisic keeps scoring goals like that first one and I'll Trump dance along w/ him.
I was going to subscribe because I've always been a huge fan of Tim Howards, but I won't subscribe here after seeing Tim's public criticism of Pulisic. Pulisic is the undisputed best USMNT player and deserves more respect than a public rebuke from a USMNT alum. Maybe Tim thinks it serves as a message to USMNT players at large and served a purpose, I don't know. I don't know Tim's mind, and Tim doesn't know Pulisic's mind, but apparently, he does and felt it necessary to publicly rebuke Pulisic.
I agree with everyone saying that Pulisic should stay put and then leave to an English Club after the World Cup. Heck if he continues to improve he might even land a job at the Bernabéu or Camp Nou 😮
Interesting in Tim’s recent article condemning Pulisic he didn’t mention other players like Weah, Pepi, and Weston doing the “Trump” dance
the best teams they might be able to get in future windows that should already be secured in the world cup will be korea and japan and those are quality national teams
Is this going to be a regular thing going forward? Loved these two on the field together
Yup - Tuesdays, new episodes go live.
Yo Unfiltered lfg. I hope you guys pick up the pace with this kind of coverage. I cant go back to Conrad and Charlie after this lol. Nah, love all the alumni podcasts, but this is exciting and moreso with World Cup in a couple years. Whats you follower aim by the 2026 WC?
At 46:00 Landon said it would be amazing to see Pulisic in MLS. I gather he meant EPL?
Tim i was a round 5-7 yrs old when i saw u ball for Metrostars, im not aware but are u in their winners section or some type of legendary status. Because DAMN Right u should be. btw im 30 now
19:46
He did it at 18 years old away in Honduras, on his first start.
If Pulisic has the chance to move into a good situation at a bigger club, then maybe. But, please do not move into a club that trying to rebuild itself, and has been a consist train wreck as an organization over the years. (ManU).
Two great players of all time, Landon and Howard.
For him to leave Milan would be crazy. He has nothing to prove in England. He won a championships already. I think he’s happy where he’s at right now and they love them in Italy so why move unless like Tim said they double or quadruple his money and they swear to their unborn children that Christian is going to be big part of their plans.
1. I want more of the Klinsmann laundry aired🤷🏾♂️
2. Do you guys think the systemic meddling of parents in the US Youth system reared its head with the MNT and cost us the ability to move on from Berhalter sooner since he was cleared after the investigation?
If Christian has a good/great World Cup. Liverpool or United will come knocking again with a bigger offer.
Christian should stay in Milan for at least 2 more years! . It has just been a couple of MONTHS that he can be considered the MAN for his club, everywhere else he has been the 5th or 6th best player on the team.
Clint Mathis had a strong personality.
I think weather contributed to the 2nd half sloppy play.
Premier League will bench Pulisic eventually. They just say that, oh we got a place for you. That League does not suit him, its too competitive. Again he is with AC MILAN won more UCL/Europe cup titles than Liverpool.
The defense wasn’t that bad it was two Scally mistakes where he didn’t think at a higher level
Question how does Landon feel about Messi getting to 58 assists with his National Team?
Great show boys it’s refreshing to hear good soccer opinions
Geez. Tim Howard is the vocal doppelgänger for Chris Cuomo!
He should stay! Money isn’t everything and he’s getting playing time. We don’t want him like Lukaku! He hated EPL and went back to Italy!!! So, build his legacy then after World Cup, then go back.
Per the contract Tyson wasn't allowed to throw his uppercut. Also it has to the distance for Tyson to get the 20 million paid day. Completely fixed !
Landón anoche vide jugar a la celebración mejor en mucho tiempo estoy muy feliz
LD im curious, what is that hat u keep behind u in the glass?
Stay at Milan.
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Tim never responded to Landons Question about his sabbatical lool
Admit you were wrong about puli going back to mls and u got a follow. Head looks clean btw.
Fun fact. When will the usa win the world cup: NEVER 🤣🤣🤣
Was Jurgen a total disaster only because he needed to pick you?
Nah. US Soccer was just looking for a savior and Jurgen happened to be a German WC winner. He's not the real deal as a coach. He's not a big European manager as you can see nobody wants him right now he's available to coach but where is he? He came into US Soccer trying to act like he was the man when he wasn't. He was average (average isn't bad). Not a fail but not the GOAT usmnt coach or anywhere close to it. If he were American he would have nowhere near this much respect
My thoughts exactly, the current generation is a direct result of what JK did pushing players overseas. LD didn't want to compete for his spot, didn't want to play overseas (his little stunts in GER and Everton) were a joke.
Jurgen was a disaster because of his record. Everywhere he went he failed and was criticized for focusing on the wrong things. Bayern has nothing positive to say about out him.
Everywhere kinsman went he failed. A horrendous coach
Klinsmann's decision to not take our best set piece taker and leading scorer to a world cup where we lost Altidore due to heat related muscle injury that cost us finishing first in our group and maybe beating an opponent or 2 in the single elimination rounds.
Pulisic should stay
Landon always looks like he's got sh!t goin on with him behind the scenes 😂
Trump 2024 baby, 🕺 🕺 🕺.
The Trump dance by Pulisic 🇺🇸 🤝🏽 🕺
As a Spurs fan, 💯 against Pulisic going to ManU, Liverpool, or any other red-wearing club.
Nice to see Tim take time away from his key and Peele routine
Not a bad cast, I had my doubts 'cause I admire Timmy but can't stand Landy cakes, his pettiness when talking about JK was evident and shows why he wasn't called to that world cup.
He may have been petty but he was correct about him not being a very good coach which is why Tim didn’t disagree with him
@@MyFriendThomass he literally said later in the episode that Klinsman was not a good coach
@@Jay57867 Different perspectives I guess, Clint's opinion is completely different. Is he a bad coach because he pushed players to challenge themselves? or wanting to play a more dynamic style. I remember the days the US use to play like they were in the NFL, 9 guys defending with one long ball to the side and an attempt to score. When JK came in, he changed the style of play and challenged the team to play overseas, going to Italy, Germany, England and winning. He also put his name on the line for players to get a chance at clubs in Europe, making calls and such.
Aye I came here after Kasey said this is the worst manager he’s ever seen in the shirt 😂😂
Kasey Keller’s bias vs Pochettino is pathetic at this point. Where was this hate when his boy berhalter was in charge !?
I just recently subscribed to this podcast because I have been a huge supporter of Howard and Donovan throughout my youth but after seeing Tim’s recent comments about Pulisic for supporting Trump I am absolutely disgusted and deeply disappointed in you for what you said about a man peacefully expressing support for our president who many Americans support. Why would you attack the USMNT best player of all time just because you don’t agree with him politically? He has been nothing but a class act and you should be ashamed of yourself for trashing him like that. Permanently unsubscribing.
I'm boycotting this podcast because of Tim Howard's public criticism of a 1 second dance by the USMNT best player, Christian Pulisic.
Klinsmann was the worst USMNT head coach of all time.
Dude, calm down. I could name two worse coaching performances for the USMNT: 1. Steve Sampson, 2. Gregg Berhalter, 3. Bruce Arena (SECOND STINT). No way in hell any of these were better than Klinnsman.
Edit: I actually named three.
@inelhuayocan_aci He was! Klinsmann cut our best player from the 2014 World Cup.
Klinsmann destroyed our style of play, leaving the team extremely inconsistent.
Klinsmann was the main culprit for the failure of the 2018 WCQ for all these reasons.
Watching this guy over the years make so many dumb comments, and then now come out with the podcast….
Tim has TDS.
Both players dont like Klinnsman for holding a grudge, and yet both are seething with grudges against him as well. Ironic
Be substantive about your criticism and be open to counter perspectives or layoff.
Kinsmann was an awful coach. Just read what the bayern Munich players said.
Landon taking shots at Klinsmann because he got left out of the WC is hilarious. Grow up. You were lazy and got punished.
Chill
That's totally not true. Landon did the best in all of the fitness test in the camp before the World Cup. Plus, he was back way before the World Cup. He was also too good to get left off and we would've been better with him.
He got left off because he retired and wanted to just come and go as he pleased, skipping over everyone else who put in time. That’s the lazy part. He didn’t deserve anything, he didn’t earn it.
Fugg Klinsmann for doing that
@@colinreese LD was lazy by not wanting to compete for a spot or play overseas (loan deals don't count). The best want to compete against the best, and like it or not, that's Europe top 5.
These two people are boring to watch and listen. I'm losing brain cells.
Pulisic is a clown
Landon Donovan is so annoying to listen to. He constantly makes things up like the way he started this when he made up some twitter talk. I remember a few months ago he said that the problem in America is coaching because he know youth coaches who said “this coach I’m playing today is my arch nemesis, we need to win.” Like bro nobody talks like that SHUT UP. Also comparing Klinsmann to Pooch is actually crazy. I know he was a good player for the US and I can appreciate him talking about the actual play but STOP MAKING THINGS UP.
Tim, speak into the tip of the mic, like you did 7 days ago, in your podcast. You can hear the difference if you go back to that episode. I am a huge fan! I’m also a musician and recording engineer. Those mics are made to be used with the tip towards the sound source. The way you are using it here works for some mics but not this one, in this application. You are mic’ing the room like this, which means we hear the reflection of your voice off the wall.