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ASN Morning Read: Jurgen Keeps Beating a Dead Horse

U.S. national team coach (yet again) made his thoughts known about fitness, the structure of the MLS season and American players returning to play domestically; Heath Pearce's European Odyssey 2.0 begins.
BY Jesse Yomtov Posted
February 05, 2015
9:54 AM
  • Jurgen Klinsmann wants an 11-month MLS season. He also would like U.S. fans and media to “get more educated.”

  • Alexi Lalas weighs in:
  • While the exodus of Americans from Europe continued in winter, Heath Pearce went in the other direction. He spoke to ASN about the move to Sweden. “I felt that I left a lot on the table in Europe,” Pearce said. “I felt that I hadn’t pushed myself as hard and as long as I could. I felt this was the time, being healthy again, to really go and see what I’ve got. I look forward to the pressure of having to win in a city that demands winning every week. I look forward to the pressure from the media, fans, and to the depth of squads that force you to perform week-in, week-out – where if you don’t, you will lose your spot.”

  • Tab Ramos gave ASN a must-read interview about everything U-20s.

  • Steve Nash was at training Wednesday for some reason:
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