Earning his stripes: Timothy Weah at Juventus

Hopefully yes Weah next time out

 

Stumbled across Tim's cousin, who may be in the NFL next season:
http://pittsburghpanthers.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=1231
https://www.nfl.com/prospects/jester-weah?id=32462018-0002-5599-9151-a13901df6215

 

Some tweets going around stating that Tim will be called up for Paraguay.

 

There's a no-brainer.

 

No such thing with the USSF

 

Unless we’re being literal

 

One site says 6'2 and the other 6'3.

I love the mention that his uncle is a President. Now of course, those reading will have to google this country they never heard of

 

Somehow Mr Weah ended up on page 2. No bench today even though some here thought he would start.

I still think he gets a few appearances after they’ve clinched.

 

Anyone know if the two remaining cup games are important? I’m assuming the one against Monaco is, but the other isn’t.

They also have some match congestion in mid-April where they have 3 games spaces 3 days apart.

 

USSoccer and no-brainer. You're repeating yourself.

 

The Coupe de la Ligue isn't important on its own, but since the match is a final, they treat it with importance. The Coupe de France is the bigger tournament, and the winner of the PSG semi plays a third division team in the final, so they'll probably treat the Caen match with some importance as well.

 

Also, large portions of US fans think Jozy is a decent player. You really hate to see that.

 

977296552711647232 is not a valid tweet id

 

Dudes bringing back that 80s/early 90s style

 

It's the Brooklyn Weah

 

What does he mean "negativity"?

 

Maybe he reads Big Soccer

 

Negativity surrounding the usmnt and ussoccer following the failure to qualify for the world cup comes to mind.

That’s gonna linger for awhile.

 

I get your point, but I do mention the Dutch nor Italians qualified. Heck the Dutch didnt qualify for 2002 either nor euro 2016. Nations bounce back.

We're all morose but we'll adapt. If only we restructured USSF so it never happens again.

 

Tim Weah is trusting the process and ready to star for the USMNT at 18 years old

https://www.sbnation.com/soccer/2018/3/26/17164350/timothy-weah-usa-vs-paraguay-2018-usmnt-psg

 

Apparently we are the 76ers now.

 

Nick Saban has been referring to 'The Process' for years.

 

Honestly "Trust The Process" probably made the jump to other sports because of Joel Embiid. Sam Hinkie is a dork who's bad for sports but Joel Embiid is a cool dude and a soccer fan from Cameroon; makes sense for someone like Weah to borrow from him.

EDIT: Maybe I should read the article before posting since it said exactly that.

 

As previously mentioned.....Saban has been using that line since 2007. Embiid wasn't even in HS yet.