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Originally Posted by Marc Vaughan
Moyes would be a fantastic coach for the USMNT in my opinion, he'd get them organised and is good at getting a performance out of a team without any real star players - where he struggled was trying to step up to a larger team where he found it harder to get players to follow his advice due to their egos and his (relative) lack of stature imho.
If you're thinking they won't be playing like Man City and passing the ball deftly you're utterly correct ... but the US don't have the players to play that way.
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At the risk of being unfair to what Moyes might still have in his locker, I don't trust the Moyes that I've seen over the last 4-5 years to lead the youth movement the USMNT should be going through over the next 4 years.
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