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re: Official US vs Panama thread
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:10 pm to Stewie Griffin
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:10 pm to Stewie Griffin
He wasn't particularly great, but the back four was bad, Howard didn't have a good first half (not his fault though), Donovan disappeared, Jones sucked, Aguedelo sucked, etc.
You have Dempsey, Bradley, and maybe Jozy who did anything of use in the first half.
You have Dempsey, Bradley, and maybe Jozy who did anything of use in the first half.
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Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:11 pm to Sheep
quote:
Jones' laziness and Ream's inexperience cost us the game tonight.
Jones doesn't deserve any more blame than Bocanegra.
Bocanegra played worse today than Bornstein does 95% of the time.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:14 pm to inelishaitrust
quote:
Bocanegra played worse today than Bornstein does 95% of the time.
I honestly don't think he was THAT bad, aside from not marking the guy that scored. He won balls in the air, moved up and down the field.
I would have put Bornstein in at the half for Ream, and moved Bocanegra inside.
Panama had FAR too much space to operate on that side of the field.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:18 pm to Sheep
quote:
He won balls in the air, moved up and down the field.
Rewatch the game and concentrate on what Bocanegra did with the ball high on the pitch.
Actually that'd be far too painful, just take my word for it.
Boca did fine defensively, but the Bornstein for Ream substitution would have made a ton of sense with the way both Boca and Ream were playing.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:19 pm to inelishaitrust
quote:
Rewatch the game
No.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:20 pm to Sheep
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No.
I told you nevermind in the second sentence.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:27 pm to Keys Open Doors
Overlooked in all of this is that panama is not a bad team... Not your daddy's panama soccer team. I think all but one of their starters plays outside of their league.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:31 pm to hondurantiger
They suck
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:37 pm to hondurantiger
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Not your daddy's panama soccer team. I think all but one of their starters plays outside of their league.
Like the Mexican 3rd Division?
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:50 pm to TN Bhoy
So we're down to Panama, and we put in :
Klestan - who has done what exactly for the national team?
Bedoya - who wasn't good enough to make the original 30 man squad
Wondolowski - who's looked like a lost child during his stint
Another great job Bob. That's what I call progression.
Klestan - who has done what exactly for the national team?
Bedoya - who wasn't good enough to make the original 30 man squad
Wondolowski - who's looked like a lost child during his stint
Another great job Bob. That's what I call progression.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:53 pm to TN Bhoy
Whoever our next coach is we will need to spend more money if we want to get to the next level, the salaries from the last world cup teams
Fabio Capello (England) $9,900,000
Marcelo Lippi (Italy) $4,100,000
Javier Aguirre (Mexico) $4,000,000
Berter van Marwijk (Netherlands) $2,700,000
Ottmar Hitzfeld (Switzerland) $2,600,000
Joachim Low (Germany) $2,300,000
Vicente del Bosque (Spain) $2,200,000
Carlos Queiroz (Portugal) $2,000,000
Pim Verbeek (Australia) $1,820,000
Carlos Parreira (South Africa) $1,800,000
Dunga (Brazil) $1,250,000
Diego Maradona (Argentina) $1,200,000
Takeshi Okada (Japan) $1,200,000
Ricki Herbert (New Zealand) $1,200,000
Otto Rehhagel (Greece) $1,150,000
Paul Le Guen (Cameroon) $960,000
Marcelo Bielsa (Chile) $850,000
Vahdi Halilhodzic (Ivory Coast) $740,000
R. Domenech (France) $720,000
Hun Jung Moo (South Korea) $600,000
Morten Olsen (Denmark) $570,000
Milovan Rajevac (Ghana) $540,000
Bob Bradley (US) $400,000
Radomir Antic (Serbia) $447,000
Matjaz Kek (Slovenia) $360,000
Gerardo Martino (Paraguay) $360,000
Rabah Saadane (Algeria) $360,000
Reinaldo Rueda (Honduras) $350,000
Vladimir Weiss (Slovakia) $312,000
Oscar Washington Tabarez (Uruguay) $300,000
Kim Jon Hun (North Korea) $250,000
Shaibu Amodu (Nigeria) $180,000
Fabio Capello (England) $9,900,000
Marcelo Lippi (Italy) $4,100,000
Javier Aguirre (Mexico) $4,000,000
Berter van Marwijk (Netherlands) $2,700,000
Ottmar Hitzfeld (Switzerland) $2,600,000
Joachim Low (Germany) $2,300,000
Vicente del Bosque (Spain) $2,200,000
Carlos Queiroz (Portugal) $2,000,000
Pim Verbeek (Australia) $1,820,000
Carlos Parreira (South Africa) $1,800,000
Dunga (Brazil) $1,250,000
Diego Maradona (Argentina) $1,200,000
Takeshi Okada (Japan) $1,200,000
Ricki Herbert (New Zealand) $1,200,000
Otto Rehhagel (Greece) $1,150,000
Paul Le Guen (Cameroon) $960,000
Marcelo Bielsa (Chile) $850,000
Vahdi Halilhodzic (Ivory Coast) $740,000
R. Domenech (France) $720,000
Hun Jung Moo (South Korea) $600,000
Morten Olsen (Denmark) $570,000
Milovan Rajevac (Ghana) $540,000
Bob Bradley (US) $400,000
Radomir Antic (Serbia) $447,000
Matjaz Kek (Slovenia) $360,000
Gerardo Martino (Paraguay) $360,000
Rabah Saadane (Algeria) $360,000
Reinaldo Rueda (Honduras) $350,000
Vladimir Weiss (Slovakia) $312,000
Oscar Washington Tabarez (Uruguay) $300,000
Kim Jon Hun (North Korea) $250,000
Shaibu Amodu (Nigeria) $180,000
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:54 pm to itawambadog
Wow New Zealand, a rugby country, pays their soccer coach more than ours?
Posted on 6/11/11 at 10:57 pm to itawambadog
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Paul Le Guen (Cameroon) $960,000
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Wow.......Cameroon got ripped off. Paul Le Guen... gets paid almost a million???????
Posted on 6/11/11 at 11:01 pm to TN Bhoy
Look at the insane amount that England pays Fabio
This post was edited on 6/11/11 at 11:01 pm
Posted on 6/11/11 at 11:01 pm to itawambadog
Interesting list.
Capello's salary is comical.
Aguirre at 4 million, damn. He isn't in that much demand. New Zealand's coach at 1.2 million is a shocker. The best deals are Low at 2.3 million and Bielsa at 800K. The US coach is 23rd out of 32, but it is interesting to see that Gulati has no salary.
Capello's salary is comical.
Aguirre at 4 million, damn. He isn't in that much demand. New Zealand's coach at 1.2 million is a shocker. The best deals are Low at 2.3 million and Bielsa at 800K. The US coach is 23rd out of 32, but it is interesting to see that Gulati has no salary.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 11:01 pm to itawambadog
That list depresses me. Who am I kidding, we could never pony up that kind of $.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 11:07 pm to Meursault
I think we can get someone for under a million, and there are some good names on there. I am confused how New Zealand got 1.2 million though, and Javier Aguirre's agent is clearly the gold standard in soccer.
Posted on 6/11/11 at 11:09 pm to Keys Open Doors
To give New Zealand some credit they didn't lose a WC game
Posted on 6/11/11 at 11:12 pm to Keys Open Doors
Oh yeah and the All Blacks head much must make a shite ton of money if the soccer coach makes over a million
Posted on 6/11/11 at 11:27 pm to itawambadog
Cameroon pays their coach more than we do.
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