Episode 162 - The USMNT is fun again, MLS players are definitely not "lazy", and Poch's plan is coming into focus.

In this episode of Home and Away, Drew and Cody delve into the recent performances of the US Men's National Team, analyzing their matches against Paraguay and Uruguay. They discuss the significant vibe shift within the team under Pochettino's management, highlighting the importance of player performances, tactical evolution, and the depth of the squad as they prepare for the upcoming World Cup. The conversation also touches on individual players like Gio Reyna and Christian Roldan, as well as the team's ability to adapt tactically and maintain a competitive edge. In this conversation, Drew and Cody discuss the evolving landscape of soccer, particularly focusing on the impact of intimidation in matches, the growth of MLS players, and the strategic importance of set pieces. They analyze the current state of the US national team as they prepare for the World Cup, emphasizing the need for team cohesion and the significance of recent performances. The discussion also touches on Pochettino's coaching style, his reactions in press conferences, and the transition of Vlatko from coaching to a broader role within the organization. Finally, they explore the upcoming changes in the MLS schedule and the implications for the league's future.

Music by The Spin Wires