Fiery article by Geoff about the state of the US game

[PotterLog]

Doesn’t hold back here... (interesting line about Bojan in there too)


www.theplayerstribune.com/geoff-cameron-what-must-change-in-u-s-soccer/

[sheikhmomo]

Tough words indeed from sick note himself.

[TexasPotter]

Basically Bruce Arena is an incompetent dickhead... Nothing new his appointment again was joke one the day. The US is following the U.K. is taking any new name or faced no substance fucker and giving them the helm.

[loyalstripey]

Never realised that Geoff is 33 this year, gulp.

Very articulate article by our Geoff that is.... not too dissimilar to our own complacency issues as a club over the last couple of years....

Still those days are gone, come on Stoke, 3-points today please !

[kustokie]

Wow! Tell us what you really feel, Geoff!. He is right, losing to Trinidad was an absolute disgrace.

[slicko]

A candid assessment from Geoff.

Get those coaching qualifications passed, you have something to give back.

Very impressed.

[potterblade]

One of the good guys. Hope you can make it to 2022 Geoff, every possibility with your attitude.

[chayzenbacon]

Strong words, I hope they get the positive reaction that they deserve. It made me think about the Jack Harrison deal where it appeared that the MLS preferred him to join Man City than Stoke even though at Man City he will have vastly more competition for a first team place and there's a strong likelihood he may never get one. I know he's not eligible to play for the USA but it could be symptomatic of the same arrogance.

[bayernoatcake]

The sort of player the Americans produce i.e. Cameron is part of the reason they're so bad too.

I'm surprised it's taken this long for their emphasis on athleticism to catch up with them.

[agingerstokie]

Despite all of his faults he's actually very correct