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[QUOTE="SubbaBub, post: 5038617, member: 523"] What's disappointing is this group has more talent. Those teams won on grit alone and simple gameplay to put hustle everyone and hope for a set pieces or a moment of quality from a very few individuals (Donovan, Dempsey, McBride) or a crash of bodies into the penalty area to ping pong one in. The group can actually play out of the back and move the ball up field. They fail to create and finish chances in the final third, turn the ball over in bad spots and lose their man too often but some of that is going to happen, the aren't a top 5 side. But they are a top 15 side. They should be better. [/QUOTE]
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