THE HERD – Hour 3 – Tim Ream Calls Win Over Paraguay “Pretty Much Perfect”
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What does Tim Ream think about the World Cup and Team USA's win over Paraguay?
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How does Tim Ream describe the intensity of the match against Paraguay?
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What role does experience play in Tim Ream's leadership on the national team?
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now heads to Seattle to take on Australia in their next group stage match. It all starts right after the herd at 3 Eastern Friday on Fox. Welcome back. He is the defender and the captain of the United States men's national team at 38 years old. His experience, his wisdom is invaluable. He has participated in 83 different appearances for the United States men's national team. None more aesthetically beautiful than Friday against Paraguay at SoFi. Tim Rehm, it's our pleasure to join us here in the Herd. All right, Tim. You know, I think it was an overwhelming sense for all of us. Wow. I feel like I'm watching the greatest half of soccer I have ever seen from a United States men's national team. That's what I saw.
Did it feel like that to you?
How does Tim Ream view the relationship with coach Mauricio Pochettino?
First, thanks for having me. And yes, you know what, that first half, I think, as you alluded there, I've played with this group and with the national team 83 times. And I think for me, just being a part of that, like watching the guys work and the way they work for each other, the way we just approach the entire game, it felt incredible.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does Tim Ream think about the World Cup and Team USA's win over Paraguay?
0:00–1:05
2
How does Tim Ream describe the intensity of the match against Paraguay?
1:05–2:17
3
What role does experience play in Tim Ream's leadership on the national team?
2:17–4:11
4
How does Tim Ream view the relationship with coach Mauricio Pochettino?
4:11–6:14
5
What challenges does Tim Ream foresee in the upcoming match against Australia?
6:14–7:52
6
How does Tim Ream assess the performance of Christian Pulisic?
7:52–10:13
7
What changes in team strategy does Tim Ream highlight for future matches?
10:13–12:12
8
What are Tim Ream's final thoughts on the team's journey in the World Cup?
12:12–45:22
Speakers
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