There should be ramifications to being part of the greatest failure in US men's national team history.

So I want to see a new generation of US men's national team player that understands the failure of the past and says not on my watch but isn't burdened or

bridle to that past. There should be a changing the guard to a new generation

that will make up the heart, the soul, and the leaders of the 2022 team and that group

has to take ownership.

Hello Sunshine, I'm Alexi Lollis and welcome to the State of the Union

podcast where we look at the beautiful game on and off the field with the lens

of red-white and blue-colored glasses.

As you heard, we'll be talking about how the U.S. men's national team should look going forward.

We'll have our Mossy Makes the Case segment.

We'll be answering your questions in our Ask Alexi segment and so much more.

But first, as always, joining me, my friend, my colleague, my guiding light, David Mossy, a soccer

saver saverant and a fox soccer researcher and writer extraordinaire. Mr. Mossy, how are you this week?

I am good.

You've bullied me into wearing a jersey again.

I felt this one was apropos.

What are you wearing for the people that can't see you?

I'm wearing a Brazil national team jersey.

Celebrating the victory over the US men's national team?

We were just off the air just now,

reminiscing about some of your games against Brazil. You've them a lot in your day but they were pretty competitive score lines at least a lot of lot of one

Never got blown out and you won the one in 98 we won the one in 98 but We won the one in 98.

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