If that were true why is he on a tire-fire of an MLS team? He's a white Jermaine Jones.

He could've still started? He lost his place in the team. So no, he couldn't

Bradley would immediately start on any club in the world? Is that why he ended up in Toronto? Because he was tired of starting on Roma? The same team for which Gervinho excels?

And the world-class player (Bradleyy) was relegated to the bench on a team that relies heavily on Gervinho.

Once again, Dempsey (you know him as the one US field player that continually excelled in the EPL) is in the exact same generation as Donovan.

More Americans watched one game that occurs every 4 years than any single game in a best-of-7 series of an annual event? Well I'll be ...

I'm not trolling because I think a superior player is better at soccer. If you think those numbers you provided prove anything other than the USSF missing a poor kid from Nacogdoches, then I suggest you watch more soccer. Also, I think they are now tied at three World Cups each ...

Maybe when they were both 17

So the player that is more consistent and successful is not better?

I don't know why you'd compare it to total US population demographics. 7 of these guys have never or barely lived in the US. And the US soccer playing population is going to look a little different from the entire US population.

I'm being dumb and ignorant in thinking better player is better?

I knew people like you existed, but it's fun to experience it first-hand.

I didn't want to come off like a dick. But Adu comparisons will never really make sense. That was a super weird case at a time of crazy helium in a poorly run US system.

That's funny

*9 (Howard, Johnson, Chandler, Yedlin, Green, Altidore, Beasley, Brooks, Jones). Plus the 3 Latinos (Bedoya, Gonzalez, Rimando).

You realize he is only a year older than Dempsey right? I like to think that's the same generation

Green is 19yo in a week. He's already made his full team debut for one of the best clubs in the world. Pep loves him. He is a star in the making. Starting XI at Bayern is an insane standard to hold him to. Adu comparison doesn't make sense at all.

Am I missing the joke? 9 black players, 2 Latinos, and Nick Rimando (half-Mexican, half-Filipino)

Gotta hear both sides

That's why everyone should throw a baseball the same way too, right? All arms are made of the same matter.