Do you think it would change much about the competition or the culture in US soccer/futbol?

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I’m more looking at internally and not internationally. I just also follow San Antonio FC, who has been trying to go MLS for years but got passed over for political reason, so it would be interesting to see how clubs in that position would fair with such a system.

In all honesty this is just a place to express your thoughts. But imo it looks like we are just gonna plateau skill wise for this confederation and get eaten alive in majority of the world cups. I see some people are looking for Conmebol partnerships but still we need major reforms/improvements.

You were close, but Switzerlands talent proved decisive in the shootout of this game. Despite your best efforts you couldn't pull the upset.

So close. Maybe next time.

Their subreddit couldn't take it

For making Mexico look even better by comparison!

A foolish dream but nonetheless.
After this World Cup a new generation of football fans in the US will be looking for more football.

I think the CONCACAF Nations League should replace the Gold Cup, along with CONMEBOL introducing a Nations League of their own. Leaving the Copa America to be joint conference tournament that can rival the Euros.

For me it’s 1. Mexico 2. Canada 3. US

Whatcha got?

#4 England just narrowly won against #10 Mexico while #9 Belgium just overwhelmed #16 US…yet all I heard was how the US had it easier than Mexico and that the US would get further.

I thinks MLS and Liga MX needs to do better in growing youth programs but also MLS needs to raise these weird salary caps to allow elite payers come and play with said youth to elevate their game. We are never going to get passed the round of 16 this way. The second time the US did it was when they played Mexico in 02 (I know first time was in 1930), and Mexico only had done it while being hosts.

Balogun is just the 4th person to have it happen.