re: Jurgen says NO to GMO

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My problem is that the U.S. is in no position to leave its best player off the team when the replacements are not near that level. Brad Davis is not an international level player, let alone one that should be starting against Germany. Even if Donovan didnt have the fitness, he would have been a better late game sub than Wondo. I also don't think it is a matter to " get over," as that implies an emotional response. It is simply a criticism. My view is that it was probably a matter of egos clashing, as JK's playing career dwarfs LD's, and maybe that is where the problem came from. And while the results were good, for me the process was problematic, which doesn't indicate future success.

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How do people not agree with this? It blows my mind. People defend Jurgen tooth and nail when really the whole ordeal was just absurd, and to be honest, not too confidence-inducing in terms of our prospects moving forward. What's to say he won't make similar gaffes in the future, or put personal disputes ahead of the team? It's a scary thought.