View Full Version : coleman for u.s.a nats coach???
johnboys
30 Dec 2006, 12:17 PM
Hey think about it, he obviously likes usa players,,,his fulham side you can almost say resembles the usa, there players are not the best in world, but he continues to do a great job every year, very steady and on occasion producing great results,,,i think thats what we(usa) needs someone that believes in our players and nows how to get the best out of what we have
does anyone agree or disagree,,,,,i say yes to chris coleman
Maximum Optimal
30 Dec 2006, 12:53 PM
There is a lot to be said for guys like Coleman who are able to get a less talented team to overachieve. Steve Coppell is another one along the same lines. Anyone know if either of them speaks Spanish?
the Next Level
30 Dec 2006, 01:14 PM
no thanks.
Next thread please...
JeremyEritrea
30 Dec 2006, 01:23 PM
Who the hell is Chris Coleman? I've never heard of him.
Adam Zebrowski
30 Dec 2006, 02:19 PM
well mcbride didn't show well in june...
and bocanegra's lets dump it blindly into the box nearing half against ghana was disturbing....
i'd suspect gulati gives bradley every chance, unless a BIG name, with pedigree emerges...
i still think it's all about wc finals 2010, the next coach maxing american ability, and tactically placing usa in a position to succeed...
big name guy with lots of finals experience doesn't have to learn what it takes at that level...
finding some one with that resume, who agrees to manage usmnt, now that's quite a search
Tony in Quakeland
30 Dec 2006, 02:33 PM
Hey think about it, he obviously likes usa players,,,his fulham side you can almost say resembles the usa, there players are not the best in world, but he continues to do a great job every year, very steady and on occasion producing great results,,,i think thats what we(usa) needs someone that believes in our players and nows how to get the best out of what we have
does anyone agree or disagree,,,,,i say yes to chris colemanThis is carrying the belief in Euro Magic a bit too far. Next we'll be looking into pub team managers is Dusseldorf.
Devil500
30 Dec 2006, 02:45 PM
Who the hell is Chris Coleman? I've never heard of him.
Manger of Fulham FC in England :o
I actually wouldn't mind Colemen I think sometimes the smaller names do better then the big boys...
Tony in Quakeland
30 Dec 2006, 03:03 PM
Manger of Fulham FC in England :o
I actually wouldn't mind Colemen I think sometimes the smaller names do better then the big boys...
Smaller names. Like, maybe....Bob Bradley?
The Big Ticket
30 Dec 2006, 03:09 PM
Cocaine's a hell of a drug.
dncm
30 Dec 2006, 03:38 PM
[bigsoccer snob]
I really am surprised to see this in N&A forum
[/bigsoccer snob]
purojogo
30 Dec 2006, 04:08 PM
no............
JeremyEritrea
30 Dec 2006, 04:21 PM
Cocaine's a hell of a drug.
http://frikadas.wordpress.com/files/2006/07/rick-james.jpg
sidefootsitter
31 Dec 2006, 01:15 AM
I heard Coleman had a striker with managerial potental... and I ain't talking Collins John.
england66
31 Dec 2006, 01:38 AM
Colemans seeming openness to employing American players is based on a desire to stay competitive in a big money driven league. Relative to other nations players, USA players are way undervalued......17m pounds for Michael Carrick...??....I believe Coleman knows that the USA is a POTENTIAL gold mine of cheap talent and he intends to mine it for as long as he can. Chances are he has no interest in leaving England or becoming coach of the USA.
Beantowner
31 Dec 2006, 08:55 PM
I heard Coleman had a striker with managerial potental... and I ain't talking Collins John.To what extent do compelling reasons exist to believe McBride wants to coach? Past statements/articles?
ussoccerFan12358
01 Jan 2007, 01:03 PM
Hey think about it, he obviously likes usa players,,,his fulham side you can almost say resembles the usa, there players are not the best in world, but he continues to do a great job every year, very steady and on occasion producing great results,,,i think thats what we(usa) needs someone that believes in our players and nows how to get the best out of what we have
does anyone agree or disagree,,,,,i say yes to chris coleman
We could do a hell of a lot worse, I know we're all psyched about the result against Chelsea, but he's out there.
MLSNHTOWN
01 Jan 2007, 02:20 PM
To what extent do compelling reasons exist to believe McBride wants to coach? Past statements/articles?
None, we just want all of our young players to grow up and be Brian McBrides. Honestly. He gives 110%, he is a total team player (not selfish at all), he risks life and limb for his team (as evidenced by all of the knots on his head), and he really maximizes his potential/talent.
So we want him to coach to inspire all the young soccer players of the world to be just like him.
Vicious Lhasa Apso
02 Jan 2007, 02:07 PM
He's Welsh and I'd see him coaching their team first.
LORDEYE
02 Jan 2007, 08:02 PM
This is carrying the belief in Euro Magic a bit too far. Next we'll be looking into pub team managers is Dusseldorf.
At least we can have confidence the beer will be excellent ;)
FirstStar
02 Jan 2007, 08:42 PM
He'll do more good for the USA staying at Fulham and continuing to buy our players and play them in the EPL.