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 National Team faces Mexico at MetLife Stadium at 7.30 PM Central Time, we think.

It's always a little late, I suppose.

In Northern New Jersey, we're going to talk about what Mexico will probably look like in that

game and then talk about how

Berhalter could line up the US with special emphasis on how we might attack, how we

could set up the midfield, and how we should deploy Sergioargenio desk.

Happy Labor Day, Greg.

Bell's Happy Labor Day, fitting week to play in Mexico

is any success we're gonna have

is gonna require collective action.

Collective action and a great deal of labor.

One thing to mention just briefly about the upcoming game is the weather.

Hurricane Dorian or whatever is left of it by then,

it could be a tropical storm, is projected to hit the New York City area around Friday

So that's something to watch and one other thing to get out of the way right off the top is we're the underdogs in this

matchup a US loss should not be surprising what matters at least in my opinion

I'm curious to hear your opinion my opinion is what matters is can we play with Mexico right now?

Can Berhalter learn from what happened in the Gold Cup final and can we get

more out of some of the new call-ups than we got from the Gold Cup roster.

Yeah, I don't, I don't disagree with that.

I don't think any time you're playing Mexico, home or away.

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