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Speaker 5: I will get back to some of the college football
Speaker 5: storylines of the day today as we're ten days away
Speaker 5: from kick for the utes for the Cougars.
Speaker 3: For the Aggies as well, it's week zero in the.
Speaker 5: World of college football, so we actually have games this weekend.
Speaker 5: We also have a match this weekend in Sandy, which
Speaker 5: is a big one for the lads. RSL welcomes in Minnesota.
Speaker 5: Our next guest, the head coach over Al saw Lake.
Speaker 5: On a Wednesday, Pablo Mastronni pops, Happy Wednesday, Man, how
Speaker 5: are we doing?
Speaker 6: Everyone just spends doing well, buds.
Speaker 5: I hate to start it out this way, but you
Speaker 5: know where I'm going. And I'm certainly no soccer expert,
Speaker 5: but my soccer pee brain says when a player kicks
Speaker 5: a ball and the defender hits that ball with his hand,
Speaker 5: typically that is what is known as a handball. I
Speaker 5: don't know, man, I hate to continue to harp on
Speaker 5: this officiating stuff. But it seems like weeke in and
Speaker 5: week out, you guys have to feel a little hard done.
Speaker 3: Is that fair?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah, I think I think that's absolutely fair. And
Speaker 6: the other way just affects the group. Is this momentum,
Speaker 6: you know, And I think it's like Murphy's law, those
Speaker 6: things that you think might happen end up happening. You know,
Speaker 6: two games in a row where we're just on the
Speaker 6: wrong side of some calls. But I really like the
Speaker 6: Warrior's point. You know, I talked to him before getting
Speaker 6: on and he says, you know, they always say everything
Speaker 6: always evens out at the end, and because you guys
Speaker 6: have taken so many bad calls this year, it's going
Speaker 6: to come down to the last games and making a
Speaker 6: great run to the playoffs. So I really like that
Speaker 6: positive spin.
Speaker 3: Well, he stole that point from Dunny yesterday.
Speaker 5: Look at you quarter, at least get any credit if
Speaker 5: you're gonna try to brag the Pablo Donny did bring
Speaker 5: it up.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, If it does ring true, it's gonna
Speaker 3: swing real fart. No, all good, all good.
Speaker 5: Hey, Look, we need to give Porter some love because
Speaker 5: when he makes a good point and he it makes
Speaker 5: him feel good to to acknowledge it.
Speaker 3: So I'm glad you brought it up.
Speaker 5: Okay, let's move over to the tackle on a Mecca
Speaker 5: also like in real time, because here's the thing, Like
Speaker 5: a Mecca is a sturdy kid and he doesn't dive.
Speaker 3: Okay uh.
Speaker 5: And so when I saw the tackle and like, I
Speaker 5: need to see a replay, then I saw the replay
Speaker 5: like that to me clearly is reckless and violence.
Speaker 3: I mean that that felt like a red card to me.
Speaker 6: Yep no. And again his arms across his neck chest
Speaker 6: area and he's throwing him down and and again the
Speaker 6: weird thing is the subjectivity part is you know, we'll
Speaker 6: see all these replays and we're gonna, i think, star
Speaker 6: in the in the referee preseason video of all the
Speaker 6: calls that they do differently, because again, you know, we
Speaker 6: get feedback from the refs every week and Kurts on
Speaker 6: the call, and you know, I jumped on last week.
Speaker 6: I didn't jump on this week because again, they're not
Speaker 6: going to change the results. And I think that's the
Speaker 6: biggest thing for me, is like, you know, what, what
Speaker 6: areas can we look into in the game state And
Speaker 6: obviously that affects players. You know, when calls don't go
Speaker 6: your way, obviously you get frus your initial reactions frustration.
Speaker 6: It's like we're being cheated here, and then you start
Speaker 6: to lose sight of the game. And so I think
Speaker 6: it's really important for my part, you know, because that
Speaker 6: did look like a red card, and we've been red
Speaker 6: carded for a lot less than that. I mean, Diego
Speaker 6: is red carded the two games before in New York
Speaker 6: where the other guy grabbed his put his arms around
Speaker 6: Diego's neck and he still got red carded. So I
Speaker 6: think for us, it's really thinking about the details and
Speaker 6: and and how we can incorporate you know, Ruan Cruz
Speaker 6: and Victor Olatunji and and really make a strong run
Speaker 6: here because we have a great opponent in Minnesota at
Speaker 6: the weekend who's a flying and it just takes one
Speaker 6: moment and and like you know, Porter and Donny or
Speaker 6: any pointed. I think we're going to get a break
Speaker 6: this weekend, and not a break that's not fair, because
Speaker 6: I don't want that either. I just want a well
Speaker 6: officiated game and with good momentum, you know, I think
Speaker 6: we'll make a run here to the playoffs.
Speaker 5: I'll ask you one more thing about this and we
Speaker 5: can move on and talk about how the team is
Speaker 5: coming together. But when you do some simple math, because
Speaker 5: here's here's always it's always been my issue with officials
Speaker 5: that I don't think they fully understand what's at stake
Speaker 5: when they bought a call. Because if you miss the
Speaker 5: playoffs and you're a coach, there's an owner that might say, Okay,
Speaker 5: that's not good enough. Or if you're a player that
Speaker 5: doesn't have the opportunity to tally a goal that he deserves,
Speaker 5: then that looks bad on him and his stats and
Speaker 5: suddenly he can't like there's a lot at stake when
Speaker 5: calls are made that that directly affect outcomes. It's one
Speaker 5: thing to miss a call here or there, but when
Speaker 5: points are taken off the table the way they've been
Speaker 5: with you, maybe six or seven matches, you do some
Speaker 5: simple math, pops, and if you get half of those calls,
Speaker 5: you're in the top six or seven, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean? So how do you how do you reconcile
Speaker 5: that when you're talking to your players about this dynamic?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think Spence, that's the hardest thing because the
Speaker 6: last thing I want to do is point to something
Speaker 6: that we have no control over, you know, and and
Speaker 6: so I don't think I you know, in this last time,
Speaker 6: I didn't even acknowledge this Charlotte game, you know, because
Speaker 6: it's futile. And the thing is is that I'm left,
Speaker 6: you know, fuming over all these these situations as opposed
Speaker 6: to giving my energy to things that we can control
Speaker 6: and things that we need to look forward on, because
Speaker 6: you know, as life happens, you know, it's that's in
Speaker 6: the past and now we have to move forward. And
Speaker 6: so I think again, I'm always trying to be an
Speaker 6: example of how I want the players to behave And obviously,
Speaker 6: after the game, we're frustrated, you know, we end up
Speaker 6: conceding on a on a set piece, something that's that
Speaker 6: that you know, we're completely in control over, and and
Speaker 6: did that moment fifteen minutes earlier affect us? And so
Speaker 6: the more I bring it up, the more I feel
Speaker 6: it's okay for the players to feel the way they do.
Speaker 6: And what I want to do is like, let's get
Speaker 6: on with it. It's not fair, but no one cares.
Speaker 6: It's on us to rectify that. So it's really tough.
Speaker 6: It's not easy, especially when it's been so many this year.
Speaker 6: And but but again, I'm going to go back to
Speaker 6: Porter's point, it's going to come back to us in droves.
Speaker 5: He's going to be so insufferable after this interview he's
Speaker 5: doing as he's doing a fist pump in the studio. Okay,
Speaker 5: all right, now I like it. We can give our
Speaker 5: guy a little credit here. All right, you reference Rawan
Speaker 5: and Victor. We've seen both of them. Now, just give
Speaker 5: us an update on how it's going to integrate them
Speaker 5: into the system, and then tell us about how training
Speaker 5: is going. Are they grasping what you're asking them to
Speaker 5: do as we get familiar with these two new acquisitions.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and again, I think this is why there's been
Speaker 6: talked about changing the season around, and it's it's it's
Speaker 6: so difficult to integate, integrate guys with eight games left, right,
Speaker 6: and there's so many variables in our league. And I
Speaker 6: think I touched on it last week. But as far
Speaker 6: as you know, our tactics are going to be different
Speaker 6: than the way either of them played. And then understanding
Speaker 6: how they you know what their teammates qualities are, right,
Speaker 6: and who you're playing alongside. And but they've today, they
Speaker 6: were awesome. Both of them are awesome, and you see
Speaker 6: with every training session that they're getting a really good
Speaker 6: understanding of both the team tactics and more importantly, how
Speaker 6: how they can play off each other. They're both really
Speaker 6: sophisticated thinkers. They you know, I think in but in
Speaker 6: the game, both of them had really good chances, uh
Speaker 6: to score some goals. And and so that's coming from
Speaker 6: not knowing a whole lot and just playing, you know,
Speaker 6: from from a place of field really because we only
Speaker 6: had a couple of days to prepare to get them
Speaker 6: both on the field. But I think with every training
Speaker 6: session they get sharper and what you're all, what I'm
Speaker 6: also noticing and training is the level of confidence that
Speaker 6: the players around them have having those two guys on
Speaker 6: the field. And so, you know, I think they're they're
Speaker 6: you know today, uh, you know, we had a meeting
Speaker 6: with Hun Cruz as far as the tactic in the
Speaker 6: pockets that he can really hurt teams with. And again,
Speaker 6: both great students of the game, great teammates, wonderful people,
Speaker 6: and I think that these guys are going to be
Speaker 6: flying here soon, and so I'm really excited That's why
Speaker 6: I'm really excited for the weekend. We're up against a
Speaker 6: very stingy Minnesota defense, and if we can get both
Speaker 6: Want and Victor on the score sheet, will be fined.
Speaker 5: Always hesitate to say this, I don't want to sound
Speaker 5: like the ugly American, but I'm always curious about, you know,
Speaker 5: the communication between players who come here and the language barriers.
Speaker 5: And you know, I know you have found a way
Speaker 5: to kind of circumvent some of that stuff, but how's
Speaker 5: the English, How's how's the communication with the two new
Speaker 5: players communicating with the other guys on the roster.
Speaker 6: That's a great point. You know, what's been really fascinating
Speaker 6: is Victor's completely fluent in English, and he's a big
Speaker 6: time reader, so he's you know, he he loves easily
Speaker 6: integrates into the into the team. And Huon as when
Speaker 6: we talked him on the zoom, he was really hesitant
Speaker 6: to speak English. But what I've come to realize is
Speaker 6: his understanding of the English is really really good and
Speaker 6: he wants to learn, so he's going to start taking classes.
Speaker 6: But whenever the coaches talked to Huan and you know,
Speaker 6: and he understands obviously speaks and understands Portuguese like his
Speaker 6: first language, but his ability to listen to the coaches
Speaker 6: and be able to implement what we're asking is incredible
Speaker 6: given the zoom that we had where he was really
Speaker 6: hesitant to speak English. So the language piece isn't isn't
Speaker 6: an issue with either of them. But the one thing
Speaker 6: that we real positive and we talked about is they
Speaker 6: understand football and they understand space and so when teammates
Speaker 6: have the ball, you're always looking at angles and options
Speaker 6: to be able to play off the other ones. And
Speaker 6: they've played off each other really well in the last
Speaker 6: couple of days, so I think we won't have any
Speaker 6: problems with the language barrier.
Speaker 5: So you're without Diego again this weekend, right, and then
Speaker 5: Gozo as well as let's see, I think it's Willie okay, okay,
Speaker 5: So without those three, what's that attack going.
Speaker 7: To look like?
Speaker 6: Yeah, So we looked at a couple of guys, uh,
Speaker 6: you know, in those positions, Johnny Russell being one of them,
Speaker 6: Ari Fuel being another, and you know, I think it's
Speaker 6: a it's a good opportunity for guys like Goan in
Speaker 6: victory to go distance, right, you know, with with a
Speaker 6: few games left. We've got to make sure that we
Speaker 6: give him a long enough runway to be fit for
Speaker 6: these important games.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 6: You know, Johnny looked really bright today. He's a guy
Speaker 6: that can make plays, and I think that's another aspect
Speaker 6: that that we were talking about, is within the tactics,
Speaker 6: you still need to make plays in other words, like
Speaker 6: whether it's the really crisp final pass or it's shooting
Speaker 6: from you know, from an angle with a with a
Speaker 6: cultured technique to hit the back of the net. And
Speaker 6: I think that's that's one of the things that Johnny
Speaker 6: Russell brings with his experience and his quality. So you know,
Speaker 6: we'll finalize things as we move towards the weekend. But
Speaker 6: those two guys in place for Gozo and then obviously
Speaker 6: Diego has been doing better, and I think now that
Speaker 6: he's got players ahead of them, has really changed the
Speaker 6: way he's played, you know, because oftentimes we were looking
Speaker 6: at him to always be the guy to score goals
Speaker 6: this year, and what I've seen with the introduction of
Speaker 6: these two players has been he's got a great final
Speaker 6: pass and maybe what we were missing is just the
Speaker 6: runners ahead of him to really see Diego's quality.
Speaker 5: So every time I and look, I mostly just watch RSL,
Speaker 5: mostly just watch you. But every time I watch Minnesota
Speaker 5: just seems like a total pain in the ass. They
Speaker 5: just seem like such a pain.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 3: Is it personnel? Is it coaching? Is it schematics?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 5: Why are they so stout defensively? Why are they so hard?
Speaker 5: Let's say they seem like such a tough nut to crack.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, they're almost contrarian spence in that the
Speaker 6: modern game of football is primarily how are we going
Speaker 6: to attack? They flipped the script and they say how
Speaker 6: are we going to defend? And so where teams to
Speaker 6: place maybe a seventy thirty emphasis on.
Speaker 7: Pieces?
Speaker 6: Right, So it's it's the mundane part of the game
Speaker 6: that they they're excellent at. So they're almost comfortable giving
Speaker 6: you the ball and then they'll say, we'll catch you
Speaker 6: on a counter attack, or we'll catch you on a
Speaker 6: long throwing, right. So they use these set pieces. You know,
Speaker 6: if there's a foul in there and they're attacking in
Speaker 6: their defensive half, they will literally move the whole team
Speaker 6: forward and have their goalkeeper punt it and use that
Speaker 6: as a way to keep you pinned in and so
Speaker 6: they play for a battle of territory. So it's it's
Speaker 6: kind of an old school way of thinking, but they
Speaker 6: do it to the nines and that's why they make
Speaker 6: every game so difficult for any team because there they're there.
Speaker 6: They excel at areas where teams are like, well, that's important,
Speaker 6: but not as important as the way we want to attack. Well,
Speaker 6: long thrownes are important, but you know, defending them, you know,
Speaker 6: is or miss and you're usually playing not necessarily for
Speaker 6: the first phase. But like I said, they played for territory,
Speaker 6: and how can they build two or three shots on
Speaker 6: goal from a long throwing which is not something most
Speaker 6: teams will even focus on. So what they do is
Speaker 6: they do very well. Obviously, that's that's coaching and and
Speaker 6: it's really buying from the from the players, and that's
Speaker 6: always been my thing. It's it's very difficult to have
Speaker 6: a group of guys that are committed to not playing
Speaker 6: with the ball, because in modern football, from the time
Speaker 6: you're five years old, you're doing goal goalkick builds and
Speaker 6: and you're you're in the love of the game comes
Speaker 6: with the ball. So they bought into it, and I
Speaker 6: think it's hard to not buy into it when you
Speaker 6: can get results. So areas that we've been really you know,
Speaker 6: working on, but throwing a wrinkle in there as to
Speaker 6: how we can kind of throw, you know, throw something
Speaker 6: at them that looks a little bit different than they've
Speaker 6: they've seen all year from the way they want to
Speaker 6: attack the game from a set piece perspective. Is hopefully
Speaker 6: we ask some questions as to whether or not they're
Speaker 6: going to continue to throw. To have many numbers forward.
Speaker 5: Feels like a bit of a must win pobs. You've
Speaker 5: got eight games left with five at home. Have you
Speaker 5: done the math as far as where you think you
Speaker 5: need to be to get over the line and make
Speaker 5: the playoffs?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, I think, you know, if we take
Speaker 6: care of home and win the five home games, I
Speaker 6: think it puts us in a position to compete for
Speaker 6: the playing game, and then you know, we got to
Speaker 6: squeak one or two one with a draw. So somewhere
Speaker 6: around eighteen points, I think Jesus in a in a
Speaker 6: playoff position, and I think fifteen points sees us buying
Speaker 6: for that playing game. So and you know how I
Speaker 6: think about that, Spence is like the only way to
Speaker 6: get to the future is to go through the present.
Speaker 6: And so we got to walk the walk and really
Speaker 6: hit this game head on. So it must win. I
Speaker 6: think it's pretty close. It's pretty close to must win
Speaker 6: game that we need. And you know, and I always
Speaker 6: look at our training sessions like with the vibe, like
Speaker 6: and these guys were flying today and committed, and you know,
Speaker 6: one of the things that you know, we have great
Speaker 6: leadership group. One of the things that you know, we're
Speaker 6: going to throw a tactical a pretty big tactical tweek
Speaker 6: into the into what we're doing this week in lieu
Speaker 6: of Minnesota, And the leadership group said, Coach, like, listen,
Speaker 6: we believe in what we're doing. We're literally one set
Speaker 6: piece away from getting results, one PK not being called
Speaker 6: from getting results. We believe in what we're doing. We've
Speaker 6: enjoyed what we're doing. Well, let's let's keep it the same.
Speaker 6: Let's not let's let's just keep focusing on ourselves and
Speaker 6: let's kill these guys this weekend. So when you got
Speaker 6: a leadership group like that, that that's all in and
Speaker 6: it's reflected in the way the guys have trained this week.
Speaker 6: I'm really really optimistic about.
Speaker 3: This weekend transfer window closes tomorrow night.
Speaker 5: My sources, little Bertie, cute little Bertie, the cutest little
Speaker 5: Bertie that could ever be, indicates that we might might
Speaker 5: might have some news dropping over the next twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: Care to elaborate on that at all?
Speaker 6: Yeah, No, I think it's again, I don't know if
Speaker 6: the documents amen signed. And I'm so hesitant to say
Speaker 6: anything before because there's nothing you can't go back on that.
Speaker 6: It's kind of like a referee call, right Svens like, yeah, sorry,
Speaker 6: it's but if it goes threaten And to be fair,
Speaker 6: I talked to the the players coach. He's a good
Speaker 6: friend of mine in Cincinnati and and uh yeah, a
Speaker 6: really good defender with with again, I think another part
Speaker 6: to you know, things that we talked about on the
Speaker 6: phone were just an unbelievable human being, a great culture
Speaker 6: guy and a huge leader with a ton of experience.
Speaker 6: And I think if if if I didn't tell you
Speaker 6: the position and I said, these are the qualities this
Speaker 6: player has, I think, you know, it's it's so welcome
Speaker 6: with our group again, a young group that's you know
Speaker 6: gain you know, caught a bit of momentum at the turn.
Speaker 6: These last couple of games haven't gone our way for
Speaker 6: various reasons. But now we're we're in the final stretch.
Speaker 6: And to add a player of his magnitude and his
Speaker 6: experience and and the way he leads is it's like
Speaker 6: the stars the lining for a great rundown the stretch.
Speaker 3: Good stuff. Does he have copious amount neck tattoos?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 4: He does?
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, last thing that I'll set you loose on
Speaker 5: this and if you need to go, you can be
Speaker 5: quick on it. But I am genuinely curious. And the
Speaker 5: nice thing is you're a coach. You don't exist in
Speaker 5: the media space, but you are a former member of
Speaker 5: the US men's national team. And there's been this really
Speaker 5: weird back and forth. It was a documentary for Polisic
Speaker 5: where he and I think it was way, if I
Speaker 5: remember correctly, you are really going at like Landon and
Speaker 5: Clint and all you know, Taylor, Tim Howard or whoever,
Speaker 5: like all of the former US men's national team players
Speaker 5: that are in the media space.
Speaker 3: Weaya called them evil.
Speaker 5: Polisic said, they're just looking for clicks, and it's like, well,
Speaker 5: you're literally talking about this during the documentary. You want
Speaker 5: people to watch. I don't know, man, it's part of
Speaker 5: the job. When you get into the space with a
Speaker 5: microphone in front of your face. I hope you coach
Speaker 5: forever and you never have to do this. But as
Speaker 5: somebody that once upon a time represented our country, what
Speaker 5: do you make of this back and forth between the
Speaker 5: old guard and the players playing now?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I find it really interesting. And and you know,
Speaker 6: I think I think everyone wants the same thing Spence
Speaker 6: and and and one side is coming from having played
Speaker 6: and another side is coming from playing and and but
Speaker 6: I think at the end of the day, everyone wants
Speaker 6: the same thing, which is the US team to be successful.
Speaker 6: And so like I can see through all this stuff.
Speaker 6: I think there's points on both sides. You know, I'm
Speaker 6: definitely not taking aside because I've been a player and
Speaker 6: the previous generation was like, you know, they are hard
Speaker 6: on us, But I felt like they were hard on
Speaker 6: us because they represented the country well and they want
Speaker 6: we wanted us to do the same thing.
Speaker 7: And and so.
Speaker 6: You know, and I understand from from you know, Landing
Speaker 6: and Tim Howards, is when when the amount of pressure
Speaker 6: that we put on ourselves, irrespective of the pressure that
Speaker 6: was put out by the fans and proofs at the time,
Speaker 6: it was immense and we held ourselves to a level
Speaker 6: amongst ourselves, like hey, if it wasn't good enough in training,
Speaker 6: it's like, man, we're playing for something huge here. You know,
Speaker 6: this is a qualifier, this is a World Cup game.
Speaker 6: There's no bs here. We've got to bring our best
Speaker 6: and it was us kind of managing ourselves. And that
Speaker 6: was a really unique time where we had great players
Speaker 6: that played in Europe mixed with players in MLS. But
Speaker 6: there was this unspoken understanding of what it means to
Speaker 6: represent your country, and so I think there's I'm sure
Speaker 6: there's a lot of stuff that gets lost in translation
Speaker 6: between the camps, but I really believe that both camps
Speaker 6: want the same thing, and that's for the US team
Speaker 6: to have a successful outing in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 5: All right, buddy, will you sound good? I was wondering
Speaker 5: if you're going to be grumpy, but I'm glad you're
Speaker 5: sounding good. So I will be there this weekend. You
Speaker 5: are undefeated when I'm in the building, So best of luck.
Speaker 5: Let's go get three.
Speaker 3: Bablo.
Speaker 6: All right, thanks man, appreciate it, Bud.
Speaker 3: All right, Pablo Masheroni, head coach of ourself.
Speaker 5: They're back at action this weekend against Minnesota in what
Speaker 5: has to be characterized as a must win game seven
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