Welcome to the scuffed podcast. I'm Adam Bells in Minneapolis. With me is Greg Velasquez and

Des Moines. We talk about U.S. men's soccer. Holy smokes.

Greg, what's going on man?

Bells, I'm actually still in the eighth minute of this game Mark Anthony Kay just got

subbed off, terrible blow for Canada.

Surely though, smooth sailing for the US men's national team from here.

Up, up, hold on, hold on, I'm seeing, I'm seeing on,

I'm seeing on Twitter that this was not smooth sailing

It appears it appears this did not go well

No, it did not it did look like oh, you know, this is going to be not a great game, but Canada's best midfielder is down.

Surely we can, surely we can figure out how to get a result here.

And the answer is no, we could not figure out how to get a result there.

The US men's national team is bad. I think it's inescapably bad there may have

been some doubt heading into this game can I just can I just interrupt you to say the group the group

T. M. the group trademark yeah the group trademark

Lost two zero to Canada in case anybody listening to this didn't watch the game

or didn't know about it. The group lost and it was pathetic. It really was pathetic. Say what you want about Canada being improved and having some special

attacking talent. They didn't do anything special in this game. Did you think they

did? No, they did as much special in this game as Kirasau has done against us in the Gold Cup, which is to play comfortably against our very comfortable defense.

They exploited some mistakes that we made and took clear easy advantage of them because they are a competent side and being a competent side is enough to give you a pretty good chance of beating the U.S. men's national

soccer team.

Yep.

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