You're in a year. We lost 3 1 to the

3 1 to the Dutch on Saturday to get knocked out of the World Cup in the round of 16.

It was the biggest game played by the

U.S. men's national team since the inception of this podcast and here we are to

review it and try to examine Berhalter's era, which may be continuing, we don't know.

Greg, how are you doing?

I think Bells, I think I'm surprisingly okay.

I mean, how did you feel?

What was your reaction at the final whistle? Well I was bombed for sure but yeah so less

devastated than maybe some would imagine. Yeah.

Yeah.

I don't know what it was about that game in particular,

but it was almost just like watching our best players try to do it

and sort of just come up short.

Just see, and also not having like a huge, like, I don't know, I don't want to call it a Wondo moment,

we all kind of know what the Wanda moment is.

I feel like that helps.

I'm not calling the Pulisik miss a Wanda moment already.

So I'm just gonna get that out of the way.

Okay, good, good.

But yeah, just like, just watching them and they sort of gave it you could tell that everything was given in that game

And it just wasn't quite enough and and that happens and

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