[washingtonismoney]

Because this isn't a soccer forum, I'll spare everyone my thoughts -- but, suffice it so say, the interview didn't exactly disabuse me of the idea that Klinsmann is a very dim man. Or a very deceptive one. One of the two. Fortunately for him, he is -- whatever he and others would like you to believe -- in possession of the deepest pool of talent in U.S. history. (Partially, to be fair, as a result of his efforts.) And, fortunately for him, the team is playing at home. Those two facts might elevate the team, whatever Klinsmann's dire lack of talent as a coach, and make him look good.

[washingtonismoney]

Because this isn't a soccer forum, I'll spare everyone my thoughts -- but, suffice it so say, the interview didn't exactly disabuse me of the idea that Klinsmann is a very dim man. Or a very deceptive one. One of the two. Fortunately for him, he is -- whatever he and others would like you to believe -- in possession of the deepest pool of talent in U.S. history. (Partially, to be fair, as a result of his efforts.) And, fortunately for him, the team is playing at home. Those two facts might elevate the team, whatever Klinsmann's dire lack of talent as a coach, and make him look good.