Those three and the other Conference Champ. I'm not sure about the rules of succession if any team gets more than one of those qualifiers. For example, which competition's runner-up would get in if a team won both the MLS Cup and the US Open Cup?
Dallas. The 3 US CCL participants for next season are Dallas, Colorado, and NYRB, barring some ridiculous goal differential catch up by NYCFC on Sunday.
That report says Klinsman rates Bill as low as seventh on the USMNT goalkeeper depth chart. I struggle to rate him below #3 or #4. To me, this is another reason to dump Klinsi as soon as feasible.
The whole process for who stays highly rated in USSoccer/USSF for the national team seems to be made up based on U-17 and ODP participation and then it rarely changes, except for more foreign-influenced players. No matter how poorly a guy plays when he's older, he can remain high on the list, and no matter how good someone without those same early ties is, he seems to remain low on the totem pole. It's all horribly dependent on what exact year a guy is born as well, seems weird. If someone is on the U-18 or U-20 teams, they seem to get ignored for the most part, but being U-17 or U-23 seem to mean long-term consideration, both regardless of form. Or it could be the -18s and -20s get far less press and I recognize fewer names. All my half-paying-attention personal opinion, btw However guys like Timmy Chandler or Fabian Johnson or even Orosco got included or highly rated, that path needs to be scrapped
Whoops totally forgot Swansea played in Wales. But I was certain it is a UK work permit, not a England/Scotland/Wales/N Ire seperate work permit.
Welsh clubs are part of the EPL. OTOH, Wales, N Ireland, Scotland and England are separate entities for FIFA and UEFA. OTOH, they are all part of the UK for the IOC. Thus, Welshman Ryan Giggs was Captain of the UK team.
Having Arena as US National Team coach could improve Hamid's depth on the GK chart. He seems to have a good working relationship with Bob Bradley and Ben Olsen.