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Productive forward play is critical in Caleb Porter's attacking system. Guys with experience in those roles, like Teal Bunbury, may have an upper hand in the U-23 forward battle.

TYAC USMNT Olympic Qualifying Position Breakdown: Am I Being Too Forward ?

Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Caleb Porter’s U-23 side, the January camp edition, fell 4-0 to the Klinsmann Camp Cupcake edition of the USMNT this weekend, and while conceding four goals to the senior side may cause some alarm among those anxiously monitoring this group’s progress, it’s the lack of goals that was somewhat surprising to [...]

The perfect Porter? The Akron Coach certainly has a favorable qualifying draw...

Puck’s Friday Happy Hour: Thoughts on US U-23′s December Camp: London’s Calling

Tweet By Puck Ladies and Gents, welcome back into the Happy Hour. This week has been a series of disappointments for Puck and company. Both Manchester teams uneventfully crashed out of the UEFA Champions League, and Charlie Weis is leaving the Sunshine State to coach the woeful Kansas Jayhawks. Needless to say, many alcoholic libations [...]

It's been a great year for Donovan and the Galaxy-- but is Landon still the best American player ??

Yanks Are Coming Presents Our First 2014 Top Twenty Three USMNT Players

Tweet By Garrett McInnis As we parse through the lineup selected by Jurgen Klinsmann for the November friendlies, we at The Yanks are Coming think it’s a perfect time to debut a new series of posts titled “The Top 23.”  In essence, this will be a running tabulation of who we (the contributors at TYAC) [...]

After a big Father's Day salute to good play, the USMNT has earned a rematch against upstart Panama.

Gold Cup 2011: “I Knew It Was You, Panama. You Broke My Heart.” Your Preview to the Sequel

Tweet By Jon Levy One match changes everything. That’s a mantra gleaned from marketing exec’s and an idea prevalent in pretty much every Hollywood sports movie. It’s not usually true in real life. What’s more likely, and what actually happens more often, is that one match changes a season or tournament. Fans of the United [...]

Indivisible? Well, with their backs against the wall-- the US was. As usual.

Gold Cup 2011: At Gut-Check Time Again, Bradley’s US Answers the Bell, and other final Jamaica Thoughts

Tweet By Neil W. Blackmon Three thoughts on a great win for the USMNT today at RFK Stadium and more broadly on a weekend that changed (for now) the complexion of this Gold Cup tournament. Mexico looked vulnerable Saturday night, despite a comeback victory. They were disorganized in the back against a Guatemalan team that [...]

Juan Agudelo should have more space and time to operate and influence the game Saturday night at the Pirate Ship.

Gold Cup 2011: Take our Talents to Tampa: Your USA-Panama Preview

Tweet By Jon Levy It’s nice to return to the “pages” of TYAC after a morale boosting win, and that’s exactly what the Canada match was. The Yanks weren’t perfect, but they were definitely good. Bobbo’s boys got the result, and the taste of horror show against Spain out of everyone’s mouths. Those two effects [...]

Frustrated in the Champions League Final, Hernandez outclassed his first senior level taste of CONCACAF defending with a hat trick. Yikes.

Gold Cup 2011: Pardon Me For Being Too Forward, But Mexico’s Young Star May Be The Tournament’s Difference Maker

Tweet By Andrew Villegas The following is the fourth in a four part series comparing the 2011 Gold Cup rosters of the two “giants of CONCACAF.” Forwards The Yanks: Jozy Altidore (Villarreal/Bursapor), Juan Agudelo (NYRB), Chris Wondolowski (San Jose Earthquakes) El Tri: Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez (Manchester United), Giovanni Dos Santos (Tottenham Hotspur/Racing de Santander), Aldo [...]

Teal Bunbury and Sporting KC try to get off the snide this weekend- but it will be tough against Juan Agudelo, Thierry Henry and company.

Pounding Hi-C’s and Capri Suns: Your Americanized Weekend Preview

Tweet By Jon Levy Royal Wedding kicked off the weekend but the soccer should be nearly as exciting as a Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen dress (I googled that, I promise), so let’s just dive right in to your Americanized Weekend Preview and viewing guide. MLS This week’s marquee MLS matchup pits buddy forwards Teal [...]

Thierry Henry's brace highlights a week in MLS that was eventful even without Real Salt Lake's historic draw.

Charlie Davies Comeback Hits a Bump in the Road, Agudelo’s Future, and other Mid-Week MLS Musings

Tweet By Neil W. Blackmon Last week was one of the more eventful seven day periods in the history of MLS thanks o Real Salt Lake’s 2-2 draw at Monterrey, and with the return leg Wednesday night providing the Claret and Cobalt an opportunity to be the first MLS side to win the competition in [...]

A ho-hum Landon Donovan is one reason the 1-0 loss to Paraguay was a result where positive individual performances aren't good enough.

A Home Loss To Paraguay Is Not A Good Result, And Four Other Thoughts on the USMNT March Friendlies

Tweet By Neil W. Blackmon Two friendlies with nearly all the “A” team regulars and there is a great deal to analyze and flesh out. Let’s dive right in with five final thoughts and lingering questions after the USMNT’s 1-1 draw with Argentina and 1-0 defeat at the hands of a visually painful but mercilessly [...]

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