What Went Wrong for USWNT in 2023 World Cup? Arsenal WFC Manager Jonas Eidevall Discusses with Rog

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  • @bradbeck940
    @bradbeck940 Рік тому +15

    This was the most balanced and insightful analysis of how the US women's team's performed at the World Cup I've seen. His assessment of its weaknesses, which too many analysts have focused exclusively on, AND its strengths was refreshing. Learning why Rapinoe's choke was no surprise and the phrase "don't play the game you dream, play the game you can" were worth listening to the video by themselves.

  • @epluribusunum3596
    @epluribusunum3596 Рік тому +42

    Thank you Roger for bringing on Jonas Eidevall. I was so impressed with his in-match analysis with you, Sam and Becky on Twitch. We definitely need a new manager with his level of tactical understanding. I hope he is seriously considered. A pod conversation discussing how US Soccer can improve their girls youth development would also be interesting.

    • @Kopjekoffie980
      @Kopjekoffie980 Рік тому +2

      I think you Americans should take a look around you, here in the Netherlands women's football was an amateur sport until even in 2019 we have a pro league since 2 years 2021 I don't know how long in America women's soccer has been pro but I think definitely more than 15 years I think that now more countries are taking women's football seriously we have Ajax Amsterdam that stands for world class men talents on the Assembly line if this club wil pomp money into woman football we will have fast superstars

  • @katelillis4373
    @katelillis4373 Рік тому +6

    An excellent , thoughtful interview with a coach who has substance and critical insight. The coach spoke with a respect for the game and all who participate in it. No bluster. No empty statements. Beautiful! The players, the game and all who make the beautiful game a reality deserve this level of intelligence and grace. Thank you.

  • @ZingaroXIV
    @ZingaroXIV Рік тому +10

    Terrific to see an in-depth, objective, informed, professional assessment of the US team. Thank you Mr Eidevall.

  • @annbuckley8749
    @annbuckley8749 Рік тому +20

    Jonas is excellent. Arsenal is lucky to have him

  • @mikehernandez5900
    @mikehernandez5900 Рік тому +12

    Great to hear the insightful commentary from a manager within the game. Thanks!

  • @krisjohnson-proctor355
    @krisjohnson-proctor355 Рік тому +8

    Jonas is now an honorary Englishmen after his always brilliant studio analysis and commentary ! We (everyone i talk to about it) love listening to him!

  • @kimhorton6109
    @kimhorton6109 Рік тому +12

    I think I’m a big supporter of the USWNT but I was in awe of the job the Swedish goalie was. She played lights out right up to the end.

    • @pinkknight9
      @pinkknight9 Рік тому +3

      Jonas was Zeçira's coach at club level in Sweden, FC Rosengard.

    • @kimhorton6109
      @kimhorton6109 Рік тому +2

      @@pinkknight9 yep. He spoke about she hung in there when her club hired one lead goalie after another while she was second. She can play in a pressure game for sure.

  • @nonic2352
    @nonic2352 Рік тому +3

    Amazing insight from Jonas. Huge respect for him as a coach. I also love that he has such a great relationship with Tobin Heath. The season she played for him at Arsenal was such a blast to watch.

  • @riancampbell1624
    @riancampbell1624 Рік тому +5

    Asking Jonas Eidevall how to stop Sam Kerr was peak comedy! Had to say it, but thanks to Jonas for your considered and thoughtful analysis on the current state of the USWNT.

  • @denise5169
    @denise5169 Рік тому +3

    Wow. Such incredible information. All coaches should listen to this and fans also. Thank you

  • @EmbraceFemaleFootballForChange

    Great interview. Thank you, Jonas. I would have loved to have a coach like you when I was young and a talented player in Germany. That's a while ago😂. Now as a women's football coach, talent scout and consultant for girls football academies in Indonesia and India I really enjoyed listening to your realistic way of explaining things ... Well done. Would love to talk and share thoughts about talent scouting in Asia in real life🎉⚽

  • @YooToobJC
    @YooToobJC Рік тому +2

    Eidevall was a brilliant interviewee. It's crazy but it went beyond great insight into the USWNT results and into insightful advice on life, in particular how one grows in a skill/profession. 👏🏼

  • @markpriest6827
    @markpriest6827 Рік тому +5

    What a great analysis. Very insightful.

  • @dandeliondown7920
    @dandeliondown7920 Рік тому +6

    27:13 Jonas Eidevall: "Most growth will come through setbacks." 💯

  • @marsrii4372
    @marsrii4372 Рік тому +8

    Great analysis! There is a reason why a you have to look overseas to get this kind of clear-headed analysis. US does not understand soccer. We had a great run for a while because of the investment, but from now on it will take a lot more than that to stay relevant…

    • @michaelmayo-vb5fl
      @michaelmayo-vb5fl Рік тому

      United States is NFL country bro lol 😂

    • @marsrii4372
      @marsrii4372 Рік тому +1

      @@michaelmayo-vb5fl yeah, the real football is played with your feet and a round ball, that’s what I am talking about.

    • @michaelmayo-vb5fl
      @michaelmayo-vb5fl Рік тому

      @@marsrii4372 lol well live in the EU lol

  • @lexip9225
    @lexip9225 Рік тому +1

    Really enjoyed this analysis. Jonas is impressive and I can see why Arsenal is such a strong team.

  • @stephenw.20
    @stephenw.20 Рік тому +3

    Brilliant interview.

  • @violin245
    @violin245 Рік тому +5

    Jonas was my coach of the year last season.

  • @joking2512
    @joking2512 Рік тому +8

    I like this guest. Can he be USWNT's new coach?

    • @Yo-ItsYo
      @Yo-ItsYo Рік тому

      They couldn't afford him

  • @MKelly-pm1np
    @MKelly-pm1np Рік тому +11

    Rog, our girls will be back. But, there is going to be a real house cleaning; new fed, new coach, new system. They already have the parts, they just need the right architect to put it all together.

    • @HubertofLiege
      @HubertofLiege Рік тому +1

      Haha if you think US soccer is introspective enough to change you will be disappointed. Look at the men’s side.

  • @remonstrant
    @remonstrant Рік тому +4

    The loss hurt so much more because we played extremely well.

  • @sheldoninst
    @sheldoninst Рік тому +12

    Excellent observations!
    The USWNT national team had an INdecisive coach who picked poor rosters and also did NOT adjust.
    I still think had their NOT been so many injuries to so many game changing players, they easily three peat! However, this team was indeed good enough to go further and maybe even win it.
    Too bad, Vlatko really cost the team.

    • @marcellogenesi6390
      @marcellogenesi6390 Рік тому +1

      Apart from divisive Rapinoe, there in nothing wrong with USWNT, but other countries have caught up, they are still a capable winning team, the best team does not always win.

    • @kimhorton6109
      @kimhorton6109 Рік тому +4

      This isn’t going to be a lock tournament for any team. The passion is at an all time high and the USWNT was missing that component. They did play better than Sweden for the 120 minutes. I was happy to hear one of the commenters say that he could not see any sign that any of the ladies were flagging. Fitness wasn’t an issue.
      I hate to see a coach leave right after a dismal showing in a tournament. He is reaponsible for team performance but he doesn’t play. I really did like to see the game. I thought play was good on both sides.
      I was completely dismayed at the trolling brought on by the talk about the National Anthem after the first game.

    • @bkirstie
      @bkirstie Рік тому +2

      easily? hardly!

  • @charliebukowski6652
    @charliebukowski6652 Рік тому +33

    11 individual players do not make a team.

    • @bapi6643
      @bapi6643 Рік тому +3

      There are three “I”’s in individual and none in team

    • @HubertofLiege
      @HubertofLiege Рік тому

      11 trannies would be unbeatable

    • @Pitching-l2e
      @Pitching-l2e Рік тому

      That's a start
      ua-cam.com/video/qi15o8wbK_o/v-deo.html

  • @gillespieroad42
    @gillespieroad42 Рік тому +5

    Massive coup getting the Arsenal manager on, well done mate!

    • @bkirstie
      @bkirstie Рік тому +1

      men’s or women’s

    • @gillespieroad42
      @gillespieroad42 Рік тому

      @@bkirstie he’s the women’s manager Kirstie

  • @marcocarbajal9299
    @marcocarbajal9299 Рік тому +5

    Most growth will come from 'setbacks'. Wise words.

  • @tannerpoole2777
    @tannerpoole2777 Рік тому +3

    I will say this:
    With the amount of change that has happened between 2019 to 2023, there’s really no reason to say this should’ve been an easy tournament for the US. We should’ve done better, but there’s so much work that needs to be done with this new squad. Rodman showed she’s adapting to the NT, Smith has hit a wall, DeMelo is certainly needed, and Horan proved she should start. There’s much more that can be discussed but I’m sure in 2027, we’ll see this team come together and be extremely dangerous.

    • @golden.lights.twinkle2329
      @golden.lights.twinkle2329 Рік тому

      All the other teams will also come together and be extremely dangerous.

    • @tannerpoole2777
      @tannerpoole2777 Рік тому

      @@golden.lights.twinkle2329 all the other teams didn’t go through a big player pool shift like the US did.

  • @zk6231
    @zk6231 Рік тому +4

    13:07 jonas' point on succession planning is massive. Vlatko is the tip of the iceberg. Some blame on Jill Ellis and the federation (especially yourh development program) is needed imo

  • @tannerpoole2777
    @tannerpoole2777 Рік тому +2

    I think the Sweden game showed a pre peaking squad. I’d like to see the uswnt schedule a friendly with the WC winners after the tournament to see how much things change

  • @safetynudge9026
    @safetynudge9026 Рік тому +5

    That was a great interview. Since Jonas mentioned "scouting" intentions among the Clubs, perhaps they might look into a teenager called Onyeka Gomero, who is of mixed heritage, having a Nigerian father and a Spanish mother, both American citizens: (what could be more American than that ?). She is qualified to play for the USA and also Nigeria. She received very high marks when she played in the World under-16 Tournament, last year. She was in tears that she had been rejected by the US Authorities and the Spanish clubs were willing to catch her up.

    • @winger0611-jl
      @winger0611-jl Рік тому +3

      Gamero is very good. She and Thompson give me hope that we can "make them right" and aren't just putting out track stars with soccer cleats. Though we still have a long way to go as our recent international youth results have been disappointing.

    • @jlb74a
      @jlb74a Рік тому +2

      @@winger0611-jl I agree, the USA girls U17, U20 teams are not producing like they used. Recently, one of these teams lost the concacaf championship game to Mexico, this is very concerning.

    • @jlb74a
      @jlb74a Рік тому +2

      Can she also play for Spain? Why was Gomero rejected? please share more details.

    • @safetynudge9026
      @safetynudge9026 Рік тому

      No I think she said she had an open green light to play for Nigeria, but not for Spain, or the US.. There is another teen ager, Vicky Lopez, who was also in the under 16 tournament, who is half Nigerian and half Spanish,. She was immediately grabbed up by Barcelona women's team and is doing her residency requirements for becoming Spanish. They might fast track her.@@jlb74a

  • @CathyHanselman-be8zr
    @CathyHanselman-be8zr Рік тому +2

    What a great guest!!! As an American Gooner. Go get Girma!!! She could replace Rafaelle and be deadly with Lotte. Leah returns. Unstoppable

  • @Rootcauz
    @Rootcauz Рік тому +1

    His breakdown on PKs is legendary

  • @alisamarotta2352
    @alisamarotta2352 Рік тому +1

    Great commentary would have loved to hear his views more on his font line and how to develop out the team

  • @slbrick56
    @slbrick56 Рік тому +1

    Excellent podcast. Thank you.

  • @realestateallin
    @realestateallin Рік тому +1

    We had so many balls crossed the box. Nobody to finish them. We needed Smith at the 9 and saving her energy to score. I would've had Dunn in the mid also. Definitely changed formation to a. 442 or 451. This would actually open up more with runs.

  • @charleschipdavis5934
    @charleschipdavis5934 Рік тому +2

    Next time we’ll have a team of peak age global superstars on a mission-a pissed off monstrous beast of a squad that’ll be better than any we’ve seen before. We want that fifth star over the badge!

  • @DavidEilers
    @DavidEilers Рік тому +6

    A brilliant interview and analysis. Jonas's point about peak years very telling, and it is just more evidence how Mal Swanson's injury (age 25) hurt the performance of this team.

    • @josh0g
      @josh0g Рік тому +1

      Swanson was a huge, huge loss.
      Macario would also have been huge. both are in that peak range.

    • @Bamboo4U2
      @Bamboo4U2 Рік тому +1

      Swanson's absence, IMO, was the main reason we lost. Mallory definitely would've scored.

  • @justafan323
    @justafan323 Рік тому +3

    Vlatko did not have the balls to bench AlexMorgan. If had started Williams, Smith, Rodman we would have been more effective scoring.

  • @josh0g
    @josh0g Рік тому +8

    Glad to see some Sonnett love here.
    Much better post-match wrap than Alexi Lalas trolling people saying we lost because of wokeness.

    • @imhbuzz746
      @imhbuzz746 Рік тому +2

      I took what he said as that they were distracted by politics and individual influencing more than “wokeness”.

  • @petesjk
    @petesjk Рік тому +2

    I can’t make any claim to being an expert, but I’m glad I’m not alone with the thought that subbing out Alex Morgan was not the right move.

    • @realestateallin
      @realestateallin Рік тому +2

      She shouldn't of been the starting 9. Smith should've been.

  • @MKelly-pm1np
    @MKelly-pm1np Рік тому +5

    The older players have to be rotated out so that the younger players can develop. Its like Tobin said, no one is set up for success.

  • @alexh4436
    @alexh4436 Рік тому +5

    Carli Lloyd's comments this morning that Vlatko abandoned 2 a day practices because veteran players complained was damning. If Vlatko willingly caved then he should have been fired yesterday, but if the federation forced Vlatko to cave then Kate Markgraf and the other federation pooh-bahs needed to be fired yesterday.

  • @streetgato9697
    @streetgato9697 Рік тому +9

    Both US men and women U-19, U-21 and U-23 teams have been losing and underachieving for many years, getting beaten by lower-ranked teams. That's not a good sign.

    • @Mrsuperdestroyer
      @Mrsuperdestroyer Рік тому +1

      Then again the rankings work in such a way that the US will be ranked higher than their actual ability since they only play against their own confederation.

    • @streetgato9697
      @streetgato9697 Рік тому +2

      @@Mrsuperdestroyer Yes, rankings are often unfair, but the main point is that these US youth teams who are failing to win major tournaments like U-23 World Cup, are producing the players who will be in future USMNT and USWNT rosters.
      It's a question of player quality, coaching or both.

    • @phileast1654
      @phileast1654 Рік тому +1

      ​@@streetgato9697i think it's more about the level of opponent catching up, the rest of the world are now investing in women's football and development of players. Previously the USA players looked fitter and better prepared than everybody else so they could name the best 11 players and blow other teams away. Going forwards they will have to build functional teams and switch to developing players to technically match the Europeans who are now getting access to top level academies and coaching from the biggest clubs in the world.

    • @golden.lights.twinkle2329
      @golden.lights.twinkle2329 Рік тому

      U17 too.

  • @joechow3338
    @joechow3338 Рік тому +1

    Not being blunt to anyone in particular, what I really believe is that there is nothing wrong with the USWNT in its build up to this game against SWEDEN. Perhaps the only flaw in preparing this game is in deciding whether Megan Rapinoe should play at all, and if so, should Rapinoe start the game. There is apparently a pretty good. game spirit and boasted morale so the mentality is right to play an offensive game, control the temperament, and growing into the game to break down the resistance of SWEDEN. When you have transition of players of different generation as much as fourteen rookies in your squad, you know you've got to have experienced players as mentors on the pitch to guide them, to encourage them and to help orchestrate the play. The one thing that have gone wrong is to select Megan Rapinoe in the first place. True that she is an icon, but being an icon doesn't mean she can be a key player in such a live or die contest. This is a knockout game. Like it or not, if you are not game fit to a 150% physically and mentally, don't play her at all! Megan Rapinoe was completely out of the game in regards to her preparedness and game readiness. She failed to lift the soccer ball in her corner kicks and the ball fell short of 10 yards or so reaching a desirable spot in the 6 yard box. As a matter of fact, her two corner attempts failed to send the ball overhead to a US player, which didn't even reach the near post 3 feet above ground. That weakness exemplified when she voluntarily took a 45-yard out freekick in the dying minutes of the game that her delivery was as as weak as her corner kicks. That kick again didn't reach her teammates waiting earnestly in the penalty box. That said, she didn't even show the agility, strength and the ability to beat any opponent, let alone ball possession. So, the obvious mistake, let me say again, is to include Megan Rapinoe in the squad from the start of the tournament. This is not a tactical mistake, this is a management mistake, and the blame goes to ???
    All teams have generation transition issues, when players like Rapinoe and Morgan are in their late professional age, selecting them is a risk. I say there is no specific issue or something wrong for the USWNT in this tournament is true because your squad with these aging players plus immature rookies are bound to fail. And the truth is there is no longevity for star players. Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo went through the same decline and cause PSG and Manchester United a lot to play them regularly. Both did not end their career well with these elite clubs. There is no longevity for any team as well. You win a title this season, you'll be defending your title in the next. How many teams in the world are serial winners succeeding in defending their titles year after year? Real Madrid, Juventus, Manchester City, Barcelona? the same goes to the USWNT. The same fate, and the same cost associated with naming your iconic, beloved celebrity player on your team sheet. I still am adamant in saying there is nothing wrong with the USWNT because they played as a team. It's their opponents who played well, didn't have the same issue in their teams, and they were not suffering with too many aging or rookies in their teams!

    • @pointerlover3492
      @pointerlover3492 Рік тому

      So them losing is all Rapjnoe’s fault ??? Get lost little boy 🙄

  • @josh0g
    @josh0g Рік тому +2

    A healthy Mal Swanson changes everything in my mind. I know injuries always play a role... but we had A LOT. Sauerbraun, Swanson, Macario... tell me that doesn't have us winning the group and not facing Sweden at all. 2 of those 3 are in that prime range you duscuss.

  • @jeffleake1960
    @jeffleake1960 Рік тому

    Mentality is a massive part of a winning sports team . But its just Americas mentality going into this tournament was they just had to turn up and take part to win the game .and its their god given right to make the final

  • @NoneofURBiz297
    @NoneofURBiz297 Рік тому +3

    Ashley Sanchez is right in that peak age!!!

  • @JuanWild51
    @JuanWild51 Рік тому +5

    Alex Morgan was the favorite to win the Golden Boot before the tournament
    scored no goals..
    no one points a finger at her...

  • @paulgilliland2992
    @paulgilliland2992 Рік тому

    Top talented athletes usually are highly skilled at other sports . Very common to be recruited to play softball and volleyball at the collegiate level and abandon one for the other because of scholarships .

  • @alexh4436
    @alexh4436 Рік тому +5

    While it is fashionable to trash the USA front line (and justified) we have to remember that lots of big teams with world class forwards also failed to to score as well. Scoring touch seems to ebb and flow a lot in women's soccer. Vlatko's big mistake was taking Rapinoe who was useless for all but marketing purposes instead of Hatch or some other striker that was in form. It might not hove worked but it would have given him another round in the chamber that maybe could have paid off.

    • @patriciatorres5667
      @patriciatorres5667 Рік тому +1

      Carli was useless on 2019 too

    • @alexh4436
      @alexh4436 Рік тому +1

      @@patriciatorres5667 Carli scored 16 goals in 2019 year including 3 in the world cup. Not one of her greatest campaigns but far from useless. By comparison the entire team scored 4 goals for the entire 2023 world cup.

  • @zk6231
    @zk6231 Рік тому +6

    The fact that the BBC has Jonas and Emma Hayes and others commentaring and analyzing games and we have Carli and Lalas talking about "mentality" and their big feelings...

    • @pnwesterner6220
      @pnwesterner6220 Рік тому

      That is an apples to oranges comparison. The BBC is a public-private partnership and Fox Sports is owned by the Murdoch family.

  • @edb618
    @edb618 Рік тому +3

    Please make this guest the new coach of the US

  • @khomsonthanadabouth3409
    @khomsonthanadabouth3409 Рік тому

    I play n coach soccer. You don't win all the time. In my 1st year at a school, I was told from the Varsity coach that the players I had would win just some games. We won a tournament championship, a conference championship, n were undefeated. I had to make sure to keep them in line. In my 2nd year, I was told that the new players were better from the Varsity coach. I had to fix several things because I didn't think they were as good as the previous year's players. We still did well n only had 3 losses.

  • @davidbolenbaugh8828
    @davidbolenbaugh8828 Рік тому

    Apparently there are no forwards in the United States between the ages of 22 and 34.

  • @golden.lights.twinkle2329
    @golden.lights.twinkle2329 Рік тому +1

    Wrong coach, wrong players, wrong tactics, no esprit de corps in the team. Emily Sonnet and Naomi Girma were magnificent! Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe were total duds.

  • @vickiemahdavi7778
    @vickiemahdavi7778 Рік тому +1

    EUROPEANS commentator are so much more logical than US. Most US commentators are political, some ditched their own national team because of dislike of some players like Rapinoe.

  • @bluhue123
    @bluhue123 Рік тому +1

    Perhaps Sam addition at this moment to the Australian team may not be as productive because of what was said. Sometimes you have to go with the well-balanced team instead of bunch of great individuals. We'll see.

  • @ZingaroXIV
    @ZingaroXIV Рік тому +1

    Mr. Eidevall wouldn't happen to be available as USWNT coach, would he????

    • @cynic7049
      @cynic7049 Рік тому

      He probably is. And you may noticed that half of the teams in Semi Finals are coached by Swedes.

  • @MyPaddy2011
    @MyPaddy2011 Рік тому +1

    Not enough books could ever be written to explain the situation with the US women's soccer team. It involves centuries of history.

    • @TheMarpalm
      @TheMarpalm Рік тому

      While I get where you are going I have to disagree- really not that complicated-especially after hearing Carly Lloyd talk about the disrespectful culture on the team. Two things broke down- poor coaching and poor leadership within the team.
      The coach did not work them hard enough, break them down and build them back up as a team. He played players who simply did not produce and kept going back to them. Set plays were mediocre to poor, finishing was weak. And he allowed a lazy, entitled atmosphere to exist throughout training.
      Team culture- Rapione should not have been on the team period. She is way past her prime and her play showed it every time she stepped on the pitch. And more importantly she is a self important princess who has screwed with team culture for years. In the end a huge portion of the country hated her and disliked the team as a result. What other country has a large part of the population hating their national team. They are there to play soccer, not politics.
      In the end they did not work hard enough in preparation and as a result played poorly and played as a team of individuals until the last game when it was too late.

    • @MyPaddy2011
      @MyPaddy2011 Рік тому

      @@TheMarpalm your observations are just minor part of the fix. The US culture of hubris, exceptionalism, arrogance, ignorance and omnipotence, is their greatest handicap. The gall and the disgusting arrogant impertinence to imagine they might have something of any worth they would compel the world to comply with, is simple evidence of karma working it's unerring magic. This cultural disadvantage will take decades to overcome. If the US women's team really want to gauge their correct position on the global soccer ladder, they need look no further than the position occupied by their men's team. I don't see them offering helpful hints and tips to Messi, Ronaldo, MANU or Barcelona FC.
      They'll get to learn fairly quickly just where they fit in international soccer and may accept a schooling in how to spell humility and respect and how these two words might be used in a sentence. They could worry about strategies after that 🇭🇲

  • @roywall8169
    @roywall8169 Рік тому

    😂😂. Best possible result.😂😂

  • @hf6451
    @hf6451 Рік тому

    Can someone help me understand how smith had a chance to win it? It was 3-2 didn’t they have to score two more?

    • @camryn7156
      @camryn7156 Рік тому +3

      You need the better score after 5 PKs and by that point Sweden had already taken 4 and missed 2 of them. So if Smith had scored the US would have 4 and Sweden couldn’t tie it to make it to sudden death.

  • @albertrubio5934
    @albertrubio5934 Рік тому

    The only GREAT player on the USWNT during the world cup was Savannah DeMelo. She fougjt every ball, and created great plays for the US. The coach is a fool for taking her out of the game at half time against Holland. I don't think she saw any more minutes after that. But the USWNT really took a turn fir the worse without her on the pitch.

  • @vu8200
    @vu8200 Рік тому

    NFL kickers kick during the game on the sidelines

  • @HubertofLiege
    @HubertofLiege Рік тому

    Peak H has little to do with it unless you consider how hold they are.

  • @aishx
    @aishx Рік тому +1

    Arsenal looking at Girma? 😏

  • @allanbriggs807
    @allanbriggs807 Рік тому

    I have just watched 4 US based programs that purported to analyse the US loss. Talk about hopeless. All they wanted to talk about was the political aspects. There's a problem in itself. I hope the US top brass watch this analysis - because it is an analysis not a rant. Thanks.

  • @Pypnlr4ug
    @Pypnlr4ug Рік тому +1

    If not for the goal keeper, Sweden would be sent home. Sweden doesn't have the speed nor firepower. Japan 3, Sweden 1.

  • @judedecruz53
    @judedecruz53 Рік тому

    The US lacks a natural goal scorer who is great at putting the ball in net all the time!!!! Marta from Brazil is the top women's world cup scorer, 17 goals!!!! Several other countries are producing an out and out no.9, i know there are certain football coaches and experts who will compare the women to the men!!!!

  • @johndunagan8928
    @johndunagan8928 Рік тому

    How much does Jonas Eidevall want to coach the Nats? Pay it to him!

  • @safetynudge9026
    @safetynudge9026 9 місяців тому

    Are Rog's actions from the same Video as we are watching ? or just photoshopped in . They seem quite unnatural and inappropriate to the conversation

  • @jlb74a
    @jlb74a Рік тому +2

    Morgan can do one more WC only as sub and only if there are no deserving players ahead of her.

    • @canuckgirl1624
      @canuckgirl1624 Рік тому +1

      I disagree - that should have been the case this year.

  • @patman9419
    @patman9419 Рік тому +2

    Lack of necessary preparation Vlatko sent the players back to play in league the month before World Cup because he didn’t know what else to do with them! He has been an epic failure. We hadn’t played together as a unit for several weeks. We lost Dawn to England and now look how fit they are. We looked weak.
    Jill was a strategist. Who to play in what game. Vlatko just didn’t want to start any gays. His homophobia in selecting players and who to play was obvious. Where did all the gays go Vlatko? Epic failure to see the quality of play over his own prejudice. What strategies did he change? Same old up the sides and cross to the middle but no one was there to receive the pass. Controlling the ball gained momentum as they played together, but three games into the World Cup is a little late.

  • @adamfeerst2575
    @adamfeerst2575 Рік тому +2

    Is Messi past peak? Maybe he's an anomaly. Rapinoe certainly didn't look good. Girma, Rodman and Williams played beyond their years.

    • @wysiwyg2489
      @wysiwyg2489 Рік тому +4

      Messi is the GOAT. no doubt. Rapinoe didn't play good, neither Alex Morgan, three games and no goals? When you compound this with teams packing their defense with 4 or 5 players, USA had fewer chances to score. This same situation happened on the Olympics, the US federation should had a new coach then.

  • @sunshinemagicalrainbowunic4004

    Yeah 20 years ago the pay to play system wasn’t as vicious or massive or as greedy and they had not removed the high school platform. Only the rich can afford to play and they are rarely the best

  • @Pypnlr4ug
    @Pypnlr4ug Рік тому

    The USA was not blown out. Not counting the usual # of teams that don't belong but get invited, the world caught up & the USA stagnated.

  • @rossrreyes
    @rossrreyes Рік тому +2

    Clunky unimaginative scheme under Vlatko all these years. Stiff football from 20 years ago. Need a modern tactician as Manager.

    • @dennisluz6453
      @dennisluz6453 Рік тому

      Highly predictable attack strategy. And too much reliance on those crosses from the left wing.

  • @71SanClare
    @71SanClare Рік тому +4

    Our rich sorority girls are no longer good enough to dominate now that other countries care at all about women's soccer. Unless and until we revamp pay to play and enable working class and poor kids to play high level soccer we are on an unstoppable downward slide relative to the rest of the world.

  • @danidaniel559
    @danidaniel559 Рік тому

    What's next? FIFA WOMEN'S WORLD CUP 2027

  • @jeffleake1960
    @jeffleake1960 Рік тому

    You dont sound very american guy on the left

  • @dremarley4388
    @dremarley4388 Рік тому +1

    Fire Vlatko the clown, fire general manager., stop calling up the fraud Alex Morgan, get rid of old players. Play the young talent

  • @lucienstclare5315
    @lucienstclare5315 Рік тому

    They should hire Johan Cryuff.😁😄😃😀

  • @jerryfoust3860
    @jerryfoust3860 Рік тому

    Strategic Incompetence. The best roster in history, 4 years to prepare. Found a way to fail. Who thought Vlatko was even a good choice? Nearly got beat by Portugal!! Portugal!!! Let Jill Ellis choose the next coach? Make sure whoever chose Vlatko doesn’t choose again. Don’t , please don’t set these gals up for failure! A proven world class coach. please

    • @bkirstie
      @bkirstie Рік тому

      let players choose the next coach. portugal was GOOD BRO

  • @JamesCM86
    @JamesCM86 Рік тому

    Jonas is not really telling the truth like he was on UK television about this team. More just telling the host what he wants to hear….
    How much was he paid?

  • @skymueller9140
    @skymueller9140 Рік тому +6

    The team has a toxic culture, it needs a total revamp. The current USWNT is reviled in countries around the world for its extreme arrogance. Those over-the-top 'look at me, look at me' celebrations after running up the score against much weaker opponents, and similarly obnoxious behavior, needs to end.

    • @JamesCM86
      @JamesCM86 Рік тому +2

      Exactly. Very unlikeable team. Kelley O Hara trying to intimidate the keeper with mind games, then hits the post was very swift justice for me.

    • @allanbriggs807
      @allanbriggs807 Рік тому +1

      They were achampion team and were respected outside the US. Politics has played a part in women's football all over the world. The problem in the US is that it is a divided country in itself.

  • @angryroy6277
    @angryroy6277 Рік тому

    These women took everything for granted and it smacked them in the face with karmic perfection. Rapinoe summed it up perfectly after the match - the only pride she took from the honor of representing her country is getting paid. We had our golden age and now the rest of the world has caught up. All downhill from here.

  • @angeloaponte420
    @angeloaponte420 Рік тому +1

    This players are not longer a team!! There is division within the team. Some of the girls are just girls that are not proud of the country they play for. Some of These girls does not even sing the national anthem for their country!! USA is divided!!

  • @larryparilla466
    @larryparilla466 Рік тому

    Thank you 15! Now we don’t have to hear your narrative. OUT, Now can we just watch “people” play a game and those happy to rep the flag and team they are from.

  • @jackdhillic7400
    @jackdhillic7400 Рік тому +1

    The players were preoccupied with social justice, marketing, additional pay, shi__ing on the flag and anthem, etc.

  • @mickcostello4523
    @mickcostello4523 Рік тому +1

    Sweden is the best

  • @jlb74a
    @jlb74a Рік тому +2

    The mother-players (Dunn, Morgan, Ertz) did not provide the top play US fans are used to.
    I did not recognized Dunn at all, her game was very sloppy in many areas. Morgan was careless with many chances on goal and missed a penalty against Vietnam. Ert was solid but did not provide the support in the attack that we have seen before.
    We have seen proof at this WC, it is evident female players cannot come back to their top playing level post-partum. Should the USWNT reject players with children?

  • @FetTongo
    @FetTongo Рік тому

    I will tell you what happened. Don't honor your country, you get sat

  • @Aussiedave54
    @Aussiedave54 Рік тому

    What went wrong ? They bloody Lost, lol.. the arrogance of the Yanks geezz

    • @kb7004-t6f
      @kb7004-t6f Рік тому

      So, did we. At a home World Cup, we lost 3 games.

  • @blockmasterscott
    @blockmasterscott Рік тому +1

    I’ll tell you what went wrong. They cared more about virtue signaling than actual soccer. And they paid the price.
    And judging from the amount of Americans that rooted for them to lose, I’m not the only one that feels that way.
    They should have put 100% of their effort into training.

    • @HubertofLiege
      @HubertofLiege Рік тому

      They were “paid” and the price was this

  • @cuibono6872
    @cuibono6872 Рік тому +1

    American success in womens football has been based on the length of time the game has been going in the states, the huge comparative investment and the lack of competition from abroad, those days are over, worst thing is Americans could never enjoy the teams success because of the toxic culture they embraced, and poor old rapinoe, no matter what she might gave done in the past, her legacy will be the penalty miss.

  • @BlueAltaMultimedia
    @BlueAltaMultimedia Рік тому

    Ashley Hatch went wrong. The club only scored 4 goals and needed her instead of aging political players.

    • @realestateallin
      @realestateallin Рік тому +1

      Wouldn't of mattered. Coach had zero balls to sit Morgan. Smith was gassed as a winger.

  • @JeremyThomas-th6ml
    @JeremyThomas-th6ml Рік тому

    What went wrong ? They lost focus. We're victims, we're underpaid, blah, blah, blah. They weren't the U.S. team, they were the "us" team.

  • @og1689
    @og1689 Рік тому

    FIRST, FRST, FIRST,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ALL OF THE CURRENT PLAYERS NEED TO BE FIRED FROM THE USWNT IMMEDIATELY AND REPLACED WITH PATRIOTS THAT CAN PLAY SOCCER; MAYBE A TEAM THAT CAN BEAT 14 Y/Old BOYS OR AT LEAST BE COMPETITIVE WITH THEM!

    • @allanbriggs807
      @allanbriggs807 Рік тому

      Rubbish - BTW same comment on other programs. Think that makes you a troll.

  • @Jack-kh8er
    @Jack-kh8er Рік тому

    Who cares????

  • @robertthorn8233
    @robertthorn8233 Рік тому

    Who cares anymore…their done,.over…Womens U.S.Soccer Team does not exist.X

    • @wysiwyg2489
      @wysiwyg2489 Рік тому +5

      Your comment clearly shows your ignorance. The USWNT lost the 2011 final by PKs to Japan (Carli Lloyd lost her kick) and as a result of that, the federation changed things and created the current dinasty. A new one must be created now, if handled properly, failure is just success in progress.

    • @michaelayers3998
      @michaelayers3998 Рік тому +3

      Lots of ignorance on display here from people who clearly didn’t listen to this program and the terrific insight Jonas provided, but just wanted to jump on and spew their misogyny and homophobia. This team will be back with a vengeance, and it’ll be fun to watch.

    • @robertthorn8233
      @robertthorn8233 Рік тому

      @@wysiwyg2489 whatever..oh also spellcheck….it’s ‘Dynasty’…X

    • @HubertofLiege
      @HubertofLiege Рік тому

      Emotional damage, lol