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Mauricio Pochettino wants the US to become ‘one of the most powerful countries in soccer’

Source: sports.yahoo.com

Mauricio Pochettino wants the US to become ‘one of the most powerful countries in soccer’

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  1. Amir: he's got that South American flair still but wants to US-fy it somehow seems like a delicate balancing act for him though
  2. Milabrar: would love to see the US take on England in a friendly tournament with some decent prize money attached, but first things first, Pogba's got some serious questions to answer
  3. Cleo: what he says is great but doesn't necessarily translate to results on the field yet
  4. Miladoyle: that quote though - what's the plan to make it happen? need some real action on the field and beyond
  5. Bergamir: dual national players are a major advantage but Poch needs to focus on getting a cohesive squad
  6. Fathom Warden: Pochettino's enthusiasm is great but how does he plan to achieve this?
  7. Elias Diaz: i'm surprised they're still bringing up that balogun kid - what's his role in this whole us soccer overhaul plan?
  8. Theo: Pochettino's enthusiasm is nice, but how seriously do you take a country's ambitions without actual team performance?
  9. Ethandiazxo: I'm intrigued by the dual nationality aspect - how do coaches balance loyalty to their original country with developing homegrown talent?
  10. Iron Specter: Sounds like Poch is really invested in US soccer - wonder what his long-term vision is for Folarin Balogun
  11. Velvet Oracle: interesting he's saying this now, given some of the comments from former players about dual nationals in the past
  12. Shadow Corvid: sounds like a lot is expected from them despite limited development in youth systems
  13. Marekreyes: baffling how some coaches prioritize 'power' over actual talent

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