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[@ImShaked]

Jesse Marsch is magic, He wears a magic hat, He could have coached USA, But he said no fuck that, He wants to coach Canada in the famous red and white, And when we win the World Cup we’ll sing this song all night

[@ms1007901]

I don’t think Jessie style of play fit US team. He fit Canada better, which is press,press,press,… I am happy for Canada though. Whatever works

[@Sid-gu5qk]

​@@ms1007901that doesn't rhyme 😂😂

[@HubertofLiege]

Canada was the second choice

[@khadimkane5461]

@@HubertofLiege😂

[@mattmexor2882]

@@ms1007901 His style of play fits the US team...

[@mwrench4185]

I've been saying this for a while but repeating it again just in case it wasn't clear enough: More Choiniere please. He's perfect for this team.

[@mothydior1505]

Choinière and kone .

[@beefwellington570]

Best coach Canada could ever have. Thanks Jesse

[@Shakesbear-c1g]

Canada just appeared dominant start to finish !

[@-herebedragons-]

That’s because they dominated start to finish.

[@raxnahali2339]

I think our recent results have really sold me on Jesse. Honestly, CMNT have been excellent under his leadership. It is amazing beating the USA in the US! Wow! Super impressed.

[@rogerc23]

Without a doubt. Excellent that is with us.

[@mccullochmike]

He’s the right coach at the right time for the right players. Just a lot of fun to watch. I can’t help but see all the advertisements behind Jesse on the podium. Hopefully sponsors will start flocking to this team with the World Cup on the horizon. This program needs more eyes and more money which will in turn keep this ball rolling. If I’m a dual citizen, Canada has to become the premier choice for our players to want to play.

[@Philly466]

Choiniere is a Jem, Grasshopper got a steel

[@sowaveysuyat]

He was very good.. didn’t hear his name too much in the huge moments but he was always there cleaning up and making good decisions. Very dominant “silent” performance

[@ErynQuentery]

CMNT has been blessed with the coaching staff and players they’ve had through WC qualifying, the WC, Copa… in spite of the mess and distractions with Canada Soccer. Herdman was great for his tenure and Jesse has run with it now

[@AlfredMansfield-fp8rc]

What a super coach Jesse Marsch is his praise for the team is outstanding and you can tell that resonates right down to the players. He stands behind his players with nothing but positive vibes, this is the best soccer team Canada has produced so far without a doubt.

[@redfox7497]

yayy full presser with the questions! :D Thank you for this!

[@andrewsantosguzman8855]

Great job Jesse March ;)

[@leedemha3855]

SO PROUD OF MY CANADIAN BOYS TODAY 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@HaydenYoshi]

i love this man🇨🇦❤

[@ms1007901]

He is very eloquent indeed, as long as he keeping the good performance. If not, it’s called “good at BS.”

[@drewbranch7700]

Big up to Canada and Coach Jesse Marsch,respect!!!🇺🇸❤️ 🇨🇦

[@philojudaeusofalexandria9556]

1st 11-on-11 win in regulation time for Marsch.

[@andrewsantosguzman8855]

Nice info

[@jamesh256]

And real easy at that…

[@Statsy10]

That's true. Who are his regulation time losses against? Netherlands (7th in world rankings), Argentina (1st in rankings), and... Argentina again. So that's two losses to the best team in the world and one to another top 10 team. I think I can live with that.

[@andrewsantosguzman8855]

@@Statsy10 are you not angry because Canada loss against Top Teams in the World?

[@Statsy10]

@@andrewsantosguzman8855 Guess not. Weird. I suppose that means we still have to work on things for another couple of years before we become the best team in world. 😂

[@benjaminarends8964]

Ahmed just gotta keep doing what he's doing. He's a skinny spidery guy who should resist bulking up and keep that sharp & quick style

[@craigb8945]

Shaf and Ahmed are both skinny fast dudes who have the talent to play in Europe. The fact that their so slight is probably the reason they haven't made a move, but the talent is there.

[@sowaveysuyat]

If he put on 5-10% extra muscle mass he’d be a bigger threat, trust. He gets pushed off the ball easily sometimes. If he was in Europe they’d put him on a program to improve that

[@tenorref]

Ali Ahmed did have a good game in many aspects, as Jesse Marsch said. Ali was intense, physical, and even displayed, in the words of Jimmy Brenan, “some sh*thousery.” It was good to see. Many of the lads did some, to some extent. To riff on Alastair Johnston, “F*ck it, we’re Canada: don’t expect to push us around anymore!” Go 🇨🇦⚽️

[@Nadamos]

Dude Jesse Marsch and Canada are the story of this season. Came from nothing to be 4 in Copa behind the best teams in south America. With 0 money and 0 support. Now is like US and Mexico dont know what to do with them

[@bunkiebunk]

Great coach. Usmnt should've given him a chance

[@rogerc23]

He’s Canadian now 😂 Yanks had their change. Hands off

[@mikepearson3226]

Let’s be clear this was a friendly. The US is rudderless and cannot possibly compete without a competent Manager in command driving discipline, enthusiasm and energy. Jesse brings that to Canada who , especially in the first half , played really well and totally deserved the win on the day. The worry for the US is that, apart from one or two players, they look really ordinary and well short of the requirements for international play. Pochettino , if he really is going to take this job, faces a major uphill battle to knock the program into shape.

[@rogerc23]

You’re not wrong.

[@seamusoleary3712]

It was just under a year ago that Canada appeared that way... after Herdman left, they weren`t good. The friendly in Japan was a disaster. They were dominated by a pretty good Japanese side (4-1), and now this team looks reborn under March.

[@drewbranch7700]

We all know it was a friendly and it is clear it was a loss to Canada ,it is abundantly obvious;other than that,I align with your statement. What I have an issue with is mostly to do with our federation which really needs to re-evaluate how we do things compared to other successful fútbol federations from across the globe.

[@mikepearson3226]

Agreed that the USSF is really in need of a major restructuring. It’s not at all clear that Pochettino is going to be the next National Team Manager many days after the story was leaked. Frankly, after yesterday’s effort I wouldn’t blame Poch for walking away. I know a few “stars” were missing but, even when they are available , they don’t show whatever qualities they may have . One too ,any of these players are not first team regulars in their club teams which begs a question as to to why they even be selected?

[@BeHumbleAndLessArrogant]

It's more than just a friendly, especially when all 3 hosts will have to depend on friendlies and regional tournaments since they won't be participating in the world qualifiers. The Usmnt did beat Mexico with an interim coach, so I don't buy the excuses. However this game wasn't significant enough for Canadians to crown themselves The Kings of Concacaf, like many are doing right now.

[@Phantus00]

Dominant performance.

[@carlosanderson4479]

Canada just want it more man.

[@humanforotherhumanst4619]

I hope this will be the last time Marsch will be asked aboutvhis connection to the USMNT.

[@ms1007901]

6:20 Jessie has been in hot water with US soccer media😂. They accused him being spiteful of not getting hired by US soccer. I like Jessie. He just speaks his mind. But I can see it’s very to get taken out of context for whatever he said about GGG and USMNT.

[@markcondoluci2079]

Jesse is a great coach but say less to the media about your tactical style.

[@RachelDavis705]

Matt Crocker screwed up.

[@benjaminarends8964]

What is with Poch signing for a team and not starting right away? He did the same thing with Chelsea and look where that got him. It's just weird and to me shows a lack of conviction.

[@eramosat]

he didn't sign. but a signing was announced. that's the narrative you should think about...

[@wuxiagamescentral]

It's contractual issues and until it's figured out he legally can't take another job

[@sowaveysuyat]

Personally I don’t think Poch will take the job. I don’t see why he would. Would be really shocked if he did considering jobs like England are open.. etc

[@1972dsrai]

Canadian fans thinking Marsch is a top coach.

[@mattmexor2882]

He is a good coach. American fans are more rudderless than the team. They get swayed by English media and Leeds fans because they have such little confidence in their own judgment. Both those sets of people have very strong biases that mean they will be against Marsch unless resoundingly proven otherwise. Leeds should have never fired Marsch. It was a big mistake though you won't hear many Leeds fans say that. The problem that club had that season and have had since then are because of Radrizzani and Orta, not Marsch. Leeds fans misunderstood Marsch's attitude and optimism and where it stems from. They are a chronically cynical and suspicious lot. CNT were not going to have a chance to get Klopp or Pochettino. If Marsch were not American he wouldn't have joined CNT both because he wouldn't have considered it and because he'd have better club opportunities than he currently gets. An American coach, especially one as brashly American as Marsch, is going to come with large overhead for any big (by big I mean Leeds level not Real Madrid level) European club. Marsch is miles better than Berhalter. USSF should have hired Marsch when they had the opportunity. Of course if they had we wouldn't be about to get Pochettino and Pochettino could turn out to be big for us. It is big for marketing and attention and urgency. And if Poch is successful maybe he will look at our 08s and 09s and decide he wants to develop and integrate some of that talent for 2030. But in terms of results Pochettino won't necessarily be better than Marsch would have been. And Pochettino now has less than 2 years and very little strongly competitive soccer available to him to right the ship. Marsch would have had a whole lot more time and competitive opportunities to put together a World Cup run.

[@riobabic8960]

The only guy I know on the States is Pulisic. The rest are just average pros.

[@rogerc23]

Why because he played at Chelsea ?

[@riobabic8960]

@@rogerc23 I watch the States play all the time. No one stands out. Pulisic got all the hype. Plus I followed him because his parents are Croatian.

[@sowaveysuyat]

Yeah they were missing a lot of guys tho too. Weah, Adams, McKennie, Dest, Reyna.. all are known in European football.

[@riobabic8960]

@@sowaveysuyat the most important part of a team is the manager. Now that Berhalter is gone they will be better. How much better I don’t know.

[@promich7194]

Honestly, the US was poor and Canada was just okay. The US goal was because Canada fell asleep at the backline, and were no where near aggressive enough in closing down attackers and getting the ball cleared. A mid European or South American side would have punished either of them.

[@mr.x9646]

I've been hearing this since Canada's draw against France in France. I think they have played 7 matches since then, and its always "Canada was lucky". That must must be one hell of a streak of luck.

[@benjaminarends8964]

Let's be honest. The US were crap and made Canada look really good

[@yangguangmianbao]

But the US were crap because Canada constantly pressed and put pressure on them, and they had no answer, even forcing them to make a bad pass out of the back to score the second goal. Canada were a good team today, and this is coming from a USMNT fan.

[@joesphgatt1607]

With due respect, the US looked like crap because Canada was Superior

[@KakisKakis-tk7rv]

🤣👉🏿

[@cedarparkrangerssc6296]

i hate how our fans always try to discredit other teams that outplay us with a million excuses canada were the better team today just accept it

[@ginorodri6212]

I love soccer. I also coached. I am definitely a Jesse March type of a coach... High press and high work rate.