Прикольное имя...В помощниках небось Капитан Америка и Эрвин Под Зад Коленом.....

точно он.помню как в 94-м на ЧМ шпилил за Омеригу.

Шо-шо, за кого он там шпилил в 94м?

сборная США разве нет?

или то в 90-м в Италии было

Ну, Университет Вирджинии - он ведь тоже в Омериге. Да и тренировать его, в принципе, некоторым образом шпилить. Наверное. )

МКГ ТВ мабуть і не таке показує:)))

Аа, ну наверное, наверное... ))

Угу ) На пике своей карьеры в 43 года )

D.C. United[edit] On January 3, 1996, Arena left UVA to become the coach of D.C. United of Major League Soccer. The 1996 season would be both the team's and the league's inaugural season, so Arena needed to build a team from scratch just like the other 9 MLS club managers. To make his position even more difficult, he had agreed to coach the U.S. U-23 national team at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, where it went a disappointing 1-1-1. Despite the distraction of the Olympics, Arena managed to form his team and lead United to an improbable comeback victory in the first MLS Cup at Foxboro Stadium. In addition to the MLS title, Arena also took United to the 1996 U.S. Open Cup championship. Arena and United continued to experience success in 1997. The heavily favored team won its second MLS Cup at RFK Stadium defeating the surprise Western Conference champion Colorado Rapids 2-1. Arena's success led to his selection as the 1997 MLS Coach of the Year. This year, Arena took United to the semifinals of the CONCACAF Champions' Cup. In 1998, Arena took United to its third consecutive MLS Cup only to see his team fall to the expansion Chicago Fire led by his protégé Bob Bradley. However, while Arena failed to add another MLS championship to his resume, he guided United to the CONCACAF Champions' Cup title with a 1-0 victory over Toluca on August 16, 1998. He followed that with a defeat of Brazilian club Vasco da Gama to take the Interamerican Cup title. Arena was also the 1997 and 1998 MLS All-Star head coach. National Team[edit] Arena was hired by the U.S. national team to replace Steve Sampson as head coach in October 1998 following the team's disastrous showing in the 1998 FIFA World Cup. His first game in charge was a friendly against Australia in San Jose, California on November 6, 1998. He then forged the team into a successful international side, and is undisputedly the most successful coach in United States history: most international wins; longest home shut-out; best World Cup showing since 1930, reaching the quarterfinals at the 2002 World Cup, before a controversial defeat against Germany; and all-time best international FIFA Ranking (4th place, April 2006). Arena also won two Gold Cup championships in 2002 and 2005, with a third-place finish in 2003.

шо, опять?

О да ! Пам'ятаю матч США-Італія на ЧС в Німеччині . Шикарна була команда !

Ще один

Следующим тренером сборной США будет Борис Арера)... Язык мой-враг мой. Клинсман на упрек критиков в свой адрес, ответил им, чтобы они не мешали ему работать, если они не разбираются в футболе , и тем самым подписал себе приговор.

А что не так? На ЧМ-2006 сборной США как раз и руководил Брюс Арена. Игрочки, правда, были поинтереснее.

2006 США провалила же. вот в 2010, когда были в группе со Словенией, Алжиром и Англией, выглядели отлично. если бы ещё Алтидор реализовывал хотя бы один момент с пяти, то могли и до полуфинала дочапать.