Jesse Marsch on how managing AGAINST the USMNT will feel, and why Pochettino is a "good man"

[@gchad404]

Marsch is a dream come true for us. He's genuine, experienced, skilled and 100% committed. Let's go Canada!! 🍁

[@truthteller8730]

committed? he is giving nonstop interviews about the US, the job he wants lol every interview he is disrespecting canada.

[@gchad404]

@@truthteller8730 oh he wanted the US job alright. Now it’s clear to anyone paying attention that Jesse wants revenge. Watch this dude sign our anthem hes got maple syrup in his veins!! Hahaa

[@redfox7497]

the spicier roast on that opening greeting, the tastier it is for us listener! Always love how easy Jesse is when interviewed/talking with you Rog :)

[@TrainerAQ]

Jesse March is a good coach. Canada is lucky to have him

[@tenorref]

I second that opinion. 🇨🇦

[@terrycochrane7811]

Can only add that these international experiences can only help grow the game in Canada and the infrastructure which is so important. Almost all kids play football when they're young, but it seems to drop off at older ages, and that needs to stop, and hopefully will. Thanks for the interview!!!!!!

[@paulycatz]

I'm American and I want to play for Marsch and Team Canada now! Love this guy. That being said, of course, GO USA!

[@DerekLangdon-w9e]

Jesse Marsch would make a good coach for the England National team. His attacking philosophy, although somewhat reckless during his tenure at Leeds united, is what England needs after years of negativity under Southgate!

[@dunkyou]

"everyday I feel more Canadian"... I know how you feel Jesse, I think Tim Horton's will do that to you! 🙂

[@davidbaratta9600]

Excellent interview and intro to Jesse Marsch, Rog.

[@mr.keiser4259]

I always thought Jesse Marsch was a great manager in a mediocre team when he was at the NY Red Bulls. I’m glad people are realizing his calibre. This guy gave Tyler Adams a chance when he was 17 and look at where he is

[@PBL19999]

On Wisconsin

[@malevellysian]

as a norwegian, i've never seen as good an interviewer as Rog, apart from maybe Skavlan:)

[@GustavoCaucayo]

We need more coaches like him, He also looks a little too much like steve kerr. So maybe there's something there 😂

[@JohnTravena]

Of course the clowns at the US soccer corporate office overlooked Jesse Marsch.

[@jon3076]

lol clowns who’ve got poccitino coming in. Marsch got far in the copa bc of two red cards in two group games. He seems nice and is good relative to other American coaches, but the federation has done incredibly well

[@JohnTravena]

@@jon3076 Pochettino did a great job at Tottenham but he’s collected a lot of severance pay since. Marsch is American, has coached amazing players in Europe. He would be dedicated to it in ways I doubt Poch will be. *Also the cultural barriers. I’m sure Jesse knows far more about the problems in the US soccer association and these are the things that need to be sorted for the team to improve.

[@jon3076]

@@JohnTravenaI don’t doubt for a minute that it would mean more to Marsch. But at the end of the day, Poch is by far the better manager and tactician. His resume implies that. I wanted Jesse to succeed at Leipzig and Leeds more than anyone, but he was awful in both instances. Poch took Tottenham to a champions league final.

[@JohnTravena]

@@jon3076 I thought he had a good spell at Salzburg but I might be wrong. Obviously Pochettino is a more skilled manager but I doubt his commitment. Sometimes effort beats talent.

[@jon3076]

@@JohnTravena fair enough I hear you and true, he did well at Salzburg, I just Am hesitant to give to much credit as he had Haaland I’m pretty sure a few more players that were a level above. Still credit to him

[@TrainerAQ]

Jesse March is a good coach. Canada is lucky to have him