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[QUOTE="SAMCRO, post: 3170880, member: 543"]
I've only watched bits and pieces of the three games, when I could. Had it streaming on my iPhone and would watch a few minutes here and there while at work... between meetings. As Palatine referenced, it has been pretty inconsistent. Against Qatar they just looked fatigued, mostly. Against Nigeria they looked very sharp and pacey. Against Ukraine they looked up and down. At times showed great movement and other times thye left their back exposed. They like to play with possession and build. It is refreshing to see actual forward passes from the midfield, as opposed to the customary Michael Bradley back pass philosophy.

As for who has stood out... Weah has had flashes all tournament. Soto was the man verse Nigeria, Mendez has looked good at times, and meh other times. Both Keepers have looked good. Scott in the first two matches (the 2 goals conceded v. Ukraine were not on him, poor defending), and Ochoa v Qatar (that was his only start of the 3 matches).

Llanez subbed on v Qatar and was fine in his 30 minutes of run. I believe those were the only minutes he played so far.
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