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ESPN FC
"brendan aronson" Discussed on ESPN FC
"With Leeds United of the Premier League, all that's up to work out. The transfer between the two clubs reports in Italy say leads have offered €28 million, you may want €35 million, Weston McKinney, 24 years old, could be about to join U.S. teammates, Tyler Adams, Brendan aronson, under the management of Jesse marsh. Park, what do you think is leads united? The best option for young Weston McKinney. I don't think so. It seems like a lateral at best move coming from a team like Juventus coming from a brand like Juventus to a team that's 15th in the Premier League. One point away from relegation zone, 5 points from the bottom of the 20th of relegation zone. It just seems like it's bad for everybody involved. Now let me explain myself with this, okay? There's a possibility that get relegated. If another American comes to this already American owned team, coached by an American, Jesse marsh, who already spent money, put some coin in Tyler Adams, Brendan aaronson, and now western McKinney almost 90 million to bring in these American players and they get relegated. What do you think the finger is going to be pointed? And then it's going to be a fire cell with these American players who are first division players to see where they go because they're not going to stay in the championship. And that might not be a better situation than what is leads at the moment. But give me the give me the professional athletes opinion here. These guys are supposed to these guys supposed to be themselves. You're telling me Weston McKinney's gonna be afraid to go to Leeds 'cause they might get relegated? No, I'm telling you, you should be afraid to go to Leeds because
ESPN FC
"brendan aronson" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Been, he comes into camp, performs however he performs, and at some point is told, hey, you're not going to have a huge role here. Then that performance drops off. That's how I read the article. So to me, if we go off, I know you say high ceiling all the time, which you are not. I don't doubt you. You're the footballing expert here. So remember that. Steady. But if anybody if we're going off like form coming in because of course, geos last year has just been ruined by injuries, right? Yeah. But if there's anybody who had a case to mope, feel bad about not being in that whales 11 that we saw it, to me it was never Georgia was Brendan aronson. Right. That was always the case for the weekend week out. Now, if actually, if I look at the strengths of this team and I consider that aronson could have been a great fit for you, one of those other way up politic, that argument. I actually think where raina could have really had a huge role in this tournament, especially thinking about what Greg berhalter said, pre tournament. I'm going to use a lot of my subs. And then seeing what he did. He didn't. And especially like, where did he not use the subs almost at all? That midfield three. And clearly by the fourth game, that group has run out of gas. Was there a start? Was there a full 45 minutes instead of the 7 that he got against England to give geo. Maybe it was Wales, maybe it was England, maybe it was somewhere else that could have left Eunice Musa Weston McKinney. I don't think he's a Tyler Adams sub. But one of those two guys fresher for the game against the Netherlands. That to me is the real loss here. The timeline here is where we're not clear. Correct? Because we don't know at what point the apology was deemed
Men In Blazers
"brendan aronson" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"That one 6 four tell us where you are. What's your question? Can we give us a hug? Hello, hello. It's Megan from Pittsburgh. The cling lives here, or was from here, but former home of Zach Stefan. My question is, we're kind of just talking about it, but well, first of all, great from the boys. It's so nice to have hope again. I mean, it's great. It's truly great. But my question is, is which national team player do you think garnered themselves like the biggest move right now? I know you were just talking about Christian, obviously Westin with the UV situation, but which may be outside of those two, do you think garnered the most attention for the transfer window? Yeah, so outside of Christian and western, I would look honestly to play like Tyler Adams, you know, and I know that many U.S. fans love seeing him play at leagues under Jesse marsh. Along with Brendan aronson, but I think Tyler Adams did a lot to get some attention. And I think the other two players would be the full backs would be junior desk. And Anthony Robinson, those would be the three I'd pick ros what do you think? Any adversary will come in with about 80 million dollar offer for Tim Reed. He deserves every bloody way. You're Tyler is now on every single major team's radar. Any player that has those loans and that capacity is always always marveled at them going to contact a player who makes it look like the team have 12 players on the field. In this tournament, Tyler Adams looked like Yankee can take will have every single thing with some tiny bit more tactical development he will be a and we just didn't absolutely warrior three atoms. It was just, it was majestic to witness that kid, my friend, he remember, when I started podcasting with him, ten months ago, was in Leipzig, not in the first team, battling injuries, battling confidence, battling joy. And that,
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Difficult because of how impactful he's been for the U.S. miss nationally we've already a goal and assist, right? So you would assume it would be very difficult because they're not a high scoring team as Casey just mentioned, especially against elevated competition. Please explain something to me. Please, please. Where's gill sharina? Where is Gio rayna? I'll be honest with you. I have no clue. I mean, I'm watching some of the substitutions and particularly as Iran gets more and more of the ball. You're thinking, okay, where's that guy that can hold the ball up? Skate pass two or three defenders. Keep possession down on the corner, win a throw in, do stuff like that. I mean, that's clearly one of Georgia's biggest strengths. And I don't know what's going on. We obviously knew there was a bunch of craziness that happened after the first game. I hope there wasn't a locker room situation or something like that because it is probably the most confounding thing with the success of the team so far in this World Cup is that giovanna is only played 7 minutes of that. And it'll be interesting to see how that goes forward, but look, coaches make difficult decisions all the time. And decisions in the end depend then on how you're looked at as a coach if your decisions are successful. Well, the goal for Greg berhalter was to get out of the first round, see who the next opponent was going to be, have a good performance and go from there. And he's accomplished exactly what he came into accomplish regardless that a lot of us or let's just say most of us are scratching our head why Gio reyna hasn't had more game time. G arena, Brendan aronson, the fans are screaming for both of them. If Christian Pulisic out, at least to Casey's point, that's probably the spot on this team where you've got the most depth and you vent very are likely to see. Probably an aronson in the starting lineup, and that brain would move up as one of those next guys off the bench. Casey, you mentioned Greg berhalter, getting the job done. There's a big discussion about whether he's the coach to take this team to 2026. Now that he's gotten them, out of the group phase and into the round of 16 and playing the way that they did over these three games has he done enough for you to get those next four years for the 2026 World Cup that we know will be held primarily in the United States. Well, it's really difficult to achieve your goal and then not say you're the right guy. That seems a bit harsh. But there's also a thought process of how difficult it is to repeat the task at hand. Very, very few managers have been successful in staying at the job for the kind of for the second go round. And the question mark will be. You know, I know you guys know Greg and I are good friends and, you know, Greg and I had some discussions, you know, when he took the national team
Men In Blazers
"brendan aronson" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"To be your best player, he's your captain, is your talisman. He's supposed to be head and shoulders above pretty much anybody else. I would counter that Brendan and say to you that I think the best player in your team is Brendan aronson. And I think little Brendan aronson, who is what, 21 years old, 20 years old, from Philadelphia, formerly of the union. I'm right, right? And he, I think, having watched him play for leads this season in the Premier League, Brendan aronson, if you're looking for a player to follow to love, to see real work ethic, passion, dedication, and talent. For me, he knocks pulisic off the park. Well, you're exaggerating. Frankly, you've gone too far. I think. You know the Oreo chestnut of a football phrase form is temporary class is permanent and politic is class. And I think at Chelsea, he's just having a hard time and he's being made to sink to that much and they keep putting him at fucking wingback. Yeah, that's right. I said fucking wing back. I'll give a fuck. And but you're right, Brendan's playing amazingly well, despite his inability to spell his own first name correctly. He's been amazing. I would say Tyler Adams, his teammate it leads, has been even better than he has been. But I think it is folly to say that either of them are better than Christian. But Christian now needs to prove it. But now let's talk about England. Now folks, here's the thing about England. Here's the thing about it. They won the World Cup in 1966. They invented the game as they're still fond of saying they codified it. And then they were so good for so long, they wouldn't even condescend to go to world cups. World cups were beneath them. And then when they finally went to a World Cup in 1950, who did they lose against about the United States of America, which was mostly comprised of a bunch of dudes from St. Louis and a dishwasher from Haiti and our goalkeeper stood on his head and the mighty England were defeated. Now, England has not done much of anything since that 66 World Cup win, they made it to the semifinals in 90 as Rebecca so finally recalls, they made it to the semifinals also in 2018. And then the European Championship final in 2021 Rebecca, my opening question is, it seems especially given the 2018 performance that England do best when expectations are low. And expectations are a great, great burden on this team historically. At least in the 21st century, disgust. I would agree with that. I would agree that we do poorly when expectations are high. The problem is that expectations on the England team right now coming off the 2018 semifinals and the 2020 or 2021 European Championship final, which we lost on penalties since they've penalties again to Italy. The expectation should be high, right? Based on our recent prowess under Gareth, Southgate. However, our form since the summer of 21 has been nothing short of abysmal. And I think there are low expectations. The problem with England, right, is this. English people and football and the England national team. We can try our hardest, right? To lower expectations, we can say, oh, we're not very good. We haven't been very good for about a year and a half, so we're not going to win the World Cup, but then just in our dreams, we lie there in a quiet moment. And it starts to just trickle into the brain, but we're England, and that we invented this for. And we are we are dual World Cup. And it could just happen in 2022, because we have Phil Foden. We have Harry Kane. We have no defense, but we'll get on to that later, but we have some good, if not great players. So I'm going to agree with you when expectations are high. We're rubbish. The problem is, expectations are pretty much always high. No matter what for England and that's a problem. Well, sometimes it's realistic and sometimes it isn't. And this time, I think it is realistic. I think, again, their form has not been great this year, but it's hard to it's hard to get up for a nation's league game in Bulgaria or whatever or Hungary. When you've been to the heights that they've been to in the last three years, but Rebecca, you're glowing tribute to the potential of your nation's football team brings us to a feature that we like to call. Optimist.
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on ExtraTime
"Parameter. You can interpret that. That story is being told in multiple ways. I completely what we hold we hold our own data. So we track our own statistics, and then we use try to use consistent base statistics to look at what we're trying to achieve. And in this moment, it was to make sure that we understood that we were on the right path, right? And if you looked at metrics at any level, we would have been in the top half of the league at the very least, and then sometimes even in the top 6. And so for me, it was about now trying to understand how to modify our tactics and our substitutions, our line of choices, everything. And then still provide enough consistency so that the players understood that we were doing well and that it eventually it was going to pay off and that we needed to continue to push even harder in the direction that we were going. So that's still the case. This one victory, which is a big victory doesn't really change that at all. You have these reams of data I'm sure from all your stops and it was important to Red Bulls. It was important and Salzburg. It's remained important. And a lot of it I assume is on physical capacity as well to press and run and do the things that you're asking. Can anyone has anyone surpassed what Brendan aronson is and can do within that sort of parameter? Like just from a physical capability to run and press, I mean, is he number one on that list or have other people surpass that? I mean, I've had a few guys that are at a high level for that, but he's certainly one of them and Tyler is too. I mean, it's the reason why we went after both of those guys, right? It was because I believed in their talent, and I knew them, but I also knew, and their ability to play the way that I wanted to play. And that we want to play. So they are gifted that way. But they are also relentless in the commitment to get better. And to develop as people and as players. What does this come from this capacity? It's an americanism. It's an americanism. I'm sure of it, right? I mean, in some ways, for both of them, like when they landed, they played for me, right? Tyler, I was the assistant. And Brendan and I was the head coach. But, you know, they kind of played a version of what we were doing in Salzburg. Obviously, New York did with Leipzig. And so it was a little from a stylistic and from a philosophical football philosophical standpoint. It was a little bit easy for them to adapt based on some of the terminology and the ideas that were behind the tactics.
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on ExtraTime
"You know, Brendan aronson, you know, part of that Philadelphia union academy from around the same age. Jack Harrison, former number one pick in the super draft. So this is, it's important to understand the context of this being sort of another milestone on the growth of the league on the ability of MLS to more and more become a part of the global soccer, hierarchy, as a league that sort of filters players to the very top of the game in Europe, but I don't think there's much argument that EPL in La Liga are levels above just about everything else, including the Bundesliga right now. So it felt big in that way. But it's just another stop on the trip. It's not the end point. It's not the goal. There are going to be more Jesse marshes. They're going to be more bread and Harrison's more Tyler Adams. More Jack Harrison's as well. And it's exciting to think about that.
Men In Blazers
"brendan aronson" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"Code. Am I B? Okay. Okay, leads to wolves one rod and American Portuguese proxy war fought out on a Yorkshire battleground and it is the Americans who come out on top after wolves started the scoring with a scissoring Daniel Poland's bouncing Betty in the 6th minute, leads it back, Brendan aronson created a turnover in the wolf's box, the ball broke to Rodrigo out on the right and he lashed one past Jose saw in goal and then in the 74th minute after you'll make Tyler Adams broke the lines with a beautiful ball, Patrick Bamford's cross found a streaking Brendan aronson for the game winner. It was officially ruled an own goal, but the men in blazers dubious goals committee has looked at it and has decided on this show. We're giving it to that P-51 Mustang in football boots. What a win and what a goal for Brendan aronson roger. What a massive, massive movement for United States men's football. Really, really, really is. And for Americans in the Premier League, this is the truth. This is not a hyperbolic. Not just two starters, Brendan arenson, 21 years age, Medford, New Jersey, soccer Timothy Chalamet. And Tyler Adams, 23 years old from whopping his falls, New York, both making their debut, but this is a Premier League club managed for the first time in our nation's history at the beginning of a season by an American reseen Wisconsin's Jesse marsh with American ownership in the form of the San Francisco forty-niners, but if these things go well, this is great for all of us. We are going to see that as if things go belly up, we will believe me in this conservative just very risk averse world of English football. We will pay a price. So saver, days light this and God. What is that line from Hamilton? That's what I thought of at kick-off and so the American experiment begins at the gross 12 tweeted. Have Lee united Dave out officially supplanted the cowboys as America's team. Yeah, it's pretty incredible. I heard from so many people this weekend who've never ever messaged me about soccer suddenly just really into leads and that leads victory. It does feel rod that for so long we've been grasping at so many straws. As we've had to with American involvement in the Premier League. But looking at this leads performance this weekend, Tyler Adams, Brendan aronson, Jesse marsh, also central to every single good thing that was going on. It must be what it's like for Spanish people watching the Premier League on watching all these amazing Spanish managers and Spanish players. It was just, this is what it's like. We're not trying to grasp at all. This was he was involved. He made a defensive header here that led to 5 passes later the ball going in the net or trying to convince yourself that the XG or the dribbles one or the offensive actions happened. This was a manager and two players genuinely being the story of the game, you know, wherever you're from. I thought it was absolutely fantastic to watch. I loved it from the outset. Tell her Adam's set the tone with a crunching tackle on neves from the off. It was not the start. We should note that leads wanted caught by a sucker punch netto floated the border Wang at the far post and he set up Poe dense to take an improvised flick of a shot off the ground, the ball span up agonizingly. What a nightmare. Leads though credit them. God, they felt like the whole thing could just deflate and spell out of control, but they took out on the chin. They drew forward. It was helter skelter this game. Aronson, everywhere, a bit like Taylor Swift's private jet. And he thrashed one just wide off of deflection. The endeavor lifted the crowd. They hunted in packs, Ellen rode a cauldron, and it seemed to inspire to players to summon the belief that they belonged and could pummel walls and it was Brendan aaronson's persistence alongside honorary American Jack Harrison, the best New York New Jersey combo since the metro stars who caused a turnover inside the walls area, leading to the lead equalizer. My God, in that moment, I watched Brendan Owens and I was like, this kid was running around the Philadelphia union academy a couple of years ago. Here, he was chasing down, defenders on Premier League turf Rodriguez slapped him through a admittedly dodgy keeper. And we got a note, Dave, second half, leads intensity, did burn off Neto started a propel walls forward to the midfielder will. Better teams probably could have would have scored once twice in that opening of the second half. But they didn't. But they didn't. And Leeds found a way. Yeah, wolves, this was a, this was a very opening daylight performance by them, clearly their manager was extraordinarily frustrated, which we'll get to. But Leeds were difficult. They were throwing their bodies into it. They do look stronger as well as fitter. And they were just being pests. They were stopping walls from playing football, which is by the way, what walls have done a lot themselves, and sometimes that's necessary. If you're going to lift yourself back into being a mid table team, which has got to be the ambition for Jesse marsh this season. Yeah, then the moment 74th minute Adam starting the move, Jack Harrison evolved again. Brendan amundsen, speedy in on the line. 8 nori said to a prodded at home, but my God, Brendan arenson Premier League sure Mendez sped away celebrated just a move ripped
ESPN FC
"brendan aronson" Discussed on ESPN FC
"That they lost them. They valued him. So if that discussion was had with a great Warhol, I assume it meant the possibilities about playing in the World Cup. Not just a 2026, but maybe even Qatar. I want to see what you're getting with Malik sandwich. I've heard how good he is in tight spaces. I've heard about his vision. I've heard about his box to box. I've heard about the nac he has for goals and assists we're getting into that final third. I want to see myself in this first team setup. That's what I would do. That's what I want to see. Till I'm in a player lots of people are excited about notes out. I'm interested, you got them trying to get into that crowded midfield instead of one of the wide attacking positions or something like that. Speaking just from Tillman's perspective, what's his quickest ticket into the starting 11 or into playing time? Is it midfield or is it a different role? Well, just based on everything I've heard of him, it's got to be midfield and everything I'm hearing now. I know you think the midfield is crowded, but think about those wing positions. So you're not going to play as a 9. Think about those wing positions. I mean, you're fighting with some very good players. Where do you put Brendan aaronson? Where do you put Giovanni Reina? There's some names there. Brendan aronson, fresh off a move to Leeds. And recently he sat down for a one on one interview with Sam Borden. Let's listen in. As our road to Qatar continues. It was.
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on ExtraTime
"And then just got up and slowly jogged back up field, keeping the whole thing on side and not even bothering to mark his man. It was pretty rough. It seems like we did ding him. Got it in, baby. Got it in. All right, just quickly on the winger line here. Post starter period in the team is way a lock or not. No. I mean, he's played awesome. But I think he's competing with Brendan aronson and G arena. And I think if all three of those guys are healthy, I think it's geo Rena who will be the starter of the three. Not a lock, but not based on his performance, or just the talent that we have available there. So yeah, I agree with that. Okay. All right, I think we can move up to the forward line. Should politics be a lock? If Timothy way is not starting for the U.S., I'm not even showing up. And I wasn't even invited to show up, so that's how strongly I feel about this. You're out of your minds. Yes. Is there a lock just to answer the question? Yes. For sure. I thought we were just going to ignore that. We came back into it. I'm going to bring Bobby on for a show. Wow. Well, interesting. You think if you think that that's not a threat, that's like, I welcome. You also remember this in my dreams. This show started a conversation about a lack of depth that left back. So you can combine both issues, Christian Pulisic, backup, left back, and now Bobby hosts the show. Wow, everybody. Everybody get on board here. How about the number 9? I mean, we've sort of summed it up a bit here. Taji Wright, it's Jesus Ferreira. To me, it's Jesus and then a question mark behind him. Not necessarily behind, but in competition with him. I think Ferrera will be at the World Cup. He has shown. To my eye, more of an ability with this group of players to get into good goal scoring positions and to also help set them up to get themselves into those positions than anybody else in the pool..
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on ExtraTime
"I want those three guys as a starting midfield period. So yeah, I can understand that. If Brendan aronson is playing well in the Premier League, he's gonna get a chance at that spot. There is an argument, so there's an argument that the spot he's fighting for could be with Weston McKinney and not with Eunice Musa. I think it is with McKinney. I don't think that I personally don't think that's a question. So I don't know that if Weston mckenney is healthy, that he comes off the field, culturally for this U.S. team. He has established himself. He got on the end of two set pieces. Agreed. So I think he's established himself as a starter for this team. And the leader of this team, walker's in there as well. Tyler's in there as well, pulisic. But I think Weston McKinney is the guy and especially in the Mexico games that they had and some of the bigger moments the second half of qualifying after he got back with the U.S., like he, I think he's locked in for all those reasons. But the other thing I found interesting not just moose's ability to progress the ball, is it changed the shape that the U.S. was playing against, and they were able to play through the middle better. And you didn't see that a lot in qualifying because those two 8 sat so high at times. There wasn't space for them to play. And I think it opened the game up a little bit. Now I think a portion of that is no Valverde, Nora. This was a different midfield for Uruguay than what they played on Thursday night, and it was players that weren't as familiar with each other and I don't think whereas comfortable and what their jobs were. And so they got exposed. They got opened up. They chased a little bit more. But that ability to play through the middle, I don't think we've seen that from the U.S..
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on ExtraTime
"Around different publications podcasts and pundits, the three P's saying that maybe that wouldn't be the best for the U.S. in the World Cup. We saw Weston McKinney again for the first time since his injury his foot injury. He was back for 45 minutes, understandable that he wouldn't be necessarily at his very, very sharpest. At this point, we had to get those guys reps every opportunity that you can. Dave, let me ask you this. Is MMA? Is there a, is there a question about MMA at this point? With aronson sort of excelling at the 8 with raina, playing with the ball somewhere in Austin and we assume getting back for Dortmund soon as they're become a question mark in midfield for the U.S. that seemed to be sort of accepted gospel, a very recently. So I would spend the question a little and say, no, the question, the question is not, can it not work? It's more there's other talent that could deserve to be in those spots and can play. Which I think that's what shifted in my mind. We're coming out of qualifying. We had seen Brendan aronson inside he hadn't played well there. So that kind of had gone away GRE and obviously is hurt, hadn't played in a while. And it felt like those three had completely elevated themselves in that they were good enough to win in that space together and they could play well together, where now you have aaronson and I think play successfully for two games inside will obviously now head to the primary league where if he's playing in that position weekend and week out, that puts pressure on those guys, especially if moose is not playing that position. If Tyler's not starting, not that Brennan aaronson's putting pressure on Tyler. And there was the McKinney obviously we've seen her at times. Moved around in the past at uve and now he's settled in more centrally..
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on ExtraTime
"Week, but Brendan aronson, Tyler Adams, I don't know, I can think of other names, but I can't right now. They all play in a pressing system day in and day out. So for them to feel comfortable at times with the national team, you want them to do what they're great at and what's natural to them, then there are other players like a western McKinney who don't play in a high pressing system. Day in and day out. So I think to have those moments for them to be able to sort of jump the game and get involved and attack the other team and force the play. I think will help psychologically as well as on the field. A couple of chances created off that. You think the early one for Jesus Ferreira, he tries to go back post his palmed away. There's another one where they sort of create some chaos and Aaron long heads it back through and I think that one came back to Ferreira as well from the foot of Brendan aronson. But I'm with you in the sense that it's a change up. Maybe change up the wrong quote unquote pitch like analogy here. Maybe you're talking about like a knuckleballer who's like, all right, I actually have 90 in the bag that I'm a hit you with, but I'm only gonna throw out 5 times a game and only when I think it's the perfect timing to try to create a chance or two or three out of a situation where we might not normally have been getting those from you in a disrupt your attacking play. Charlie, what did you think of the two half approach from burr halter and what you thought? What you thought he was trying to get out of this game? Well, I think it was obvious to everyone that they wanted to see those fresh faces. We wanted to see Haji right want to see Malik Tillman, you know, I think a lot of people have been chomping at the bit to see Joe scally, obviously he came in as a left back and not a right back. And I just don't think that's the best position for him if he wants to get a shot on the national team and I think unfortunately for him, the right back depth chart is deep. So unless he can improve considerably from the moment he goes back to Germany till the World Cup basically can't. I just, I think it's going to be really difficult for him to get out on this team. We talk about into Robinson. Charlie, can I just back up? Can I just push back a little and say, left back is his best spot because his versatility is what gets him on the plane, right?.
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on ExtraTime
"Team that won the sport of shield two years ago, went to the Eastern Conference Finals last year. They have switched over a large part of their minutes and they've been able to maintain that success. And I think actually reestablish it going forward as a continued process. So I picked them to win supporters shield last week. I still feel good about all of that. And if you took all of that away, they made like $6 million last week without doing anything. So that alone would have been a positive mood for them in Brendan aronson moving from Salzburg to Leeds, which we talked about on this show was somewhat credit to them for picking the right spot for him to develop and move again rather than the biggest name or the most money they could find out of that move. So overall, a minus for the season for the Philadelphia union, I don't know that they can get an a if they don't win a trophy, this year and so that's what sort of will decide it going forward as they taught her between a and B any thoughts, move on. I'd give him a B plus. I think they've been underwhelming for almost two straight months at this point. Like they don't feel like they're improving. So I go B, B plus, but a minus isn't irrational by any by any stretch. Portland timbers, this is an F for me. MLS cup finalist that's barely holding on to getting a point per game. They've had injuries for sure. But just, yeah, I don't really, it just feels like an F to me. All around grade just, you know, it's just enough. I'm going after the Portland timbers so far this year. We'll see if they can pull that grade up over the course of the rest of the season. Because honors is telling us to move quickly, we won't analyze that further..
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on ESPN FC
"It. Watching Salzburg. And this is a stats on Brendan aronson, who created 5 chances against vine, which is more than any other player across both the Champions League games that will be in play that night. Says fly in the U.S. flag. In fact, it was 5 chances in the Champions League game making him the youngest player to do that since Lionel Messi in 2008. Against Celtic. Archie, what did you make of him? First time I seen him properly gay, very impressive, symbolic of the overall thoughts about performance. High energy nimble, particularly he's turning circle you generally I think only here that in football when we're talking about slow defenders. But actually, as an attacker, just the way that he was able to kind of spin on an axis so so quickly, it was causing by in real problems and he had a great chance to make it two nil as well in the first half and you saw the respect that bind were giving him in that you could tell they were afraid to touch him in the penalty area because they knew that if he goes over it, if he gets a touch, it was going to be a penalty. So I thought that the way that he was still I thought the way that he was still sprinting even in the 90th minute when a lot of his teammates had kind of tired themselves out by that point. Look, he's that sort supposed to give himself a platform for the future as everybody who is there at that club is. And doing it in that kind of game against Bayern is a real test with your character, particularly at the young age that he is right now. So very encouraging and I'm sure it's the sort of performance that will put him even more prominently on bigger clubs radar. Thanks so much Archie. Thanks for letting us know and giving us your insight on what you saw there.
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on TestUpload
"Maybe, you know, it's something bare halter has to look at in terms of obviously clearly on the road U.S. are not as they are at home. Which is normal. Which is normal, but I think it's more like maybe managing managing what happened or the energy or the mood directly after Friday night, maybe that's something as a group they need to look at and maybe not to leave themselves emotionally flat and then that leads into the physicality, which they just didn't have tonight. And they look leggy as well. They look kind of tired. Yeah, I mean, look, I went through the list of guys who were not available to them right now. Their depth for whatever we think of their depth, which we've come to think pretty highly of it. It's being tested. They're going a little bit deeper into the pool. And asking a lot from some of these guys. When work of qualifying started, we certainly thought highly of Brendan aronson, but he's playing a lot more, I think than what we had anticipated. It's every game now. He's given a significant minutes and he's being asked to run a lot a lot Riccardo peppy. He's somebody who kind of burst on the scene through this qualification period. And a lot's being asked of him. He's playing a lot, running trying to do a lot to help this team and was not super effective. In this window, did set up the goal tonight for waia, although like I said, it was I felt like that was a lot of way of doing Tim Leia things. But this was Ricardo peppy leveled out a little bit over these last two games, maybe. I still think very highly of him and think that he should still be the number 9, but these are guys being thrust into really crucial roles in really important games. And so I'm going to have to feel it out..
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"brendan aronson" Discussed on Men In Blazers
"We'll after years of inferiority for candidate they just opened up saying we all know intimidated to come down to the and play in your own backyard. And i couldn't understand tactically why we seem to have no plan at the onset. Yeah look i think this is. That is the key point. It's you know. I actually think even trump's this idea that you know all these teams and individuals want to beat the. Us they wanna kill them. Because that's what's gonna get them you know. They're equivalent of the nobel peace prize in their own country. It's the. I don't think that these other players other teams think that the us are anywhere near as good as the us seem to think they are and they do think that there is good as then they think they can beat them and this competition. The nature of the octagon wrote the nature of the art. Show the art. Is that you know we're going to see three and a half teams move forward in the world cup's three into the actual competition guitar. Harp gonna go and play against another confederation champion. And there is a lot to play for and these teams all feel like they're in with a shot of making it into those top three and they see us or even mexico is so dominant that they can't like beat them to it. No one is invincible. In the book that is ru three of concacaf and frustrating moment. Right before halftime politic. Hit the post lake a action hero fulling shooting off-balance beautifully off brendan aronson pass. And for a moment in that move you so the us movement the team were the vision centers space that we are capable of that we want the we expect but it was so blood the rally produced on the night. We gotta take a quick detour into the halftime shakes. And you loved it. Possibly the nicest american management of the whole international break so far dax mccarty our pal. Jfk pay on the fox broadcast alongside. Alexi lalas stay to gingy on one. Half timeshare shave this is. This is a historic everyone for football so first of all before we get into that level of of ginger which i think is tweeted even seen on on irish television awful. They don't put that much ginger hair. Yeah on a on any kind of broadcast in ireland. I think their their government regulations against it but poor dak sitting between those two. he just looked. He looked terrified when they went to him. He really looked terrified. I think we tweeted alexi. Lalas breaks down games. His analysis of the united states is as if he is running for senate in alabama. Which were we have to say when he alabama was very right in and say you know what the way speaks about. The united states in these movements makes you want to me. he does. he talks. He doesn't like from footballing perspective. It's he's looking at. Brendan aronson thinking susan b. anthony. He's still looking up he. He's just seeing credible american heroes. All over the failed rising up to fight for nations all not just a recovering flags from battlefields lifting them aloft as fireworks go off on the military. It's like that's says narrative he believes the united states are destined to be the greatest soccer nation in the world because of their americanism and so the every time he sees something which does not compute with that. You literally see his head exploding. He just cannot process while he's watching these. These players are on the failed. They are they are in a remote criss crossing the delaware ultimately. And you know what. I'm not sure he's wrong. I probably feel better if they were Every once in volonte shocked but the the beautiful dax issue was was exquisite. Other countries might be better football and us. But i do doubt that they have the number gingy broadcasting rubbing decision the end of the day. That's all that matters. Ginger right back to the football. Helter skelter tackles planning and second off points. The ref just been like oh this whole if he dies he dies and politic for astray today after. I just much what. He was frustrated. Actor mondays head. I'd guess some of it was with the refereeing and what the defend is able to get away with. I think there was some degree of frustration. His teammates who are not mentally where he wanted them to be. But fifty six minute america dave they only went in scored their first goal of the octopus and it was. It was fantastic suddenly. A move at speeds some penetration Roach a bull down. The flanks of bullet comes into the midland brendan aronson who looked lively all day scored goal good goal celebrations even better a goal of optimism. Curious searching Goals are worth more than just one on the school board. That's what it felt like in a second and when brendan aronson tapped in from close range it felt like a mood changes said x. hail audible across america. We truly needed that. It felt amazing. Parole of six minutes. David canada go up the other end. We'd already seen like you. Know davies really abusing. The american defense like moments of just incredible penetration and dave is again with an incredible mood puts the bull on a plate of alaron. Who's in a bunch of space who puts the ball in the back of the net. Very good goal. I should say. I meet destroyed. Pulled the andrey yet lint roll the bull across the goal and open an open goal allowing even he couldn't miss as john brooks just stood and what's like the rest of this whole.