Tim Howard

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Good. So you've had some time now with the team, a few different camps, a long January camp, some shorter camps. So our first question is because we're kind of old and get cynical and grumpy sometimes, but what can fans be excited about in the next year leading up to the World Cup?

Good. So you've had some time now with the team, a few different camps, a long January camp, some shorter camps. So our first question is because we're kind of old and get cynical and grumpy sometimes, but what can fans be excited about in the next year leading up to the World Cup?

Good. So you've had some time now with the team, a few different camps, a long January camp, some shorter camps. So our first question is because we're kind of old and get cynical and grumpy sometimes, but what can fans be excited about in the next year leading up to the World Cup?

And we're going to get into some of the harder questions and what's going on, but how can we be excited about this team as we move forward?

And we're going to get into some of the harder questions and what's going on, but how can we be excited about this team as we move forward?

And we're going to get into some of the harder questions and what's going on, but how can we be excited about this team as we move forward?

Yeah, because Argentina, you were probably five or six years old when the World Cup happened. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so what is that? we didn't get to experience it. You know, we wanted to play on our homes. Yeah, so what is that about? How do you think that's going to translate?

Yeah, because Argentina, you were probably five or six years old when the World Cup happened. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so what is that? we didn't get to experience it. You know, we wanted to play on our homes. Yeah, so what is that about? How do you think that's going to translate?

Yeah, because Argentina, you were probably five or six years old when the World Cup happened. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so what is that? we didn't get to experience it. You know, we wanted to play on our homes. Yeah, so what is that about? How do you think that's going to translate?

The previous manager here, Greg Berhalter, said we want to change the way the world thinks about soccer in America and thinks about the U.S. How does the rest of because you are Argentinian, you lived in London for a long time, you coached in Spain. How does the rest of the world now view us today? Right. And I know it's changed over time. How would you describe that?

The previous manager here, Greg Berhalter, said we want to change the way the world thinks about soccer in America and thinks about the U.S. How does the rest of because you are Argentinian, you lived in London for a long time, you coached in Spain. How does the rest of the world now view us today? Right. And I know it's changed over time. How would you describe that?

The previous manager here, Greg Berhalter, said we want to change the way the world thinks about soccer in America and thinks about the U.S. How does the rest of because you are Argentinian, you lived in London for a long time, you coached in Spain. How does the rest of the world now view us today? Right. And I know it's changed over time. How would you describe that?

He was proud of his job.

He was proud of his job.

He was proud of his job.

Yeah, that's so good.

Yeah, that's so good.