Canada men’s soccer coach Jesse Marsch not shy about speaking his mind
- Jesse Marsch defended speaking openly after criticism of his comments about American attitudes.
- Canada will play the United States in a friendly in St. Paul, Minnesota, amid political and trade tensions between the countries.
- Marsch said he holds “no grudge” against the U.S. Soccer Federation after it passed him over for its coaching job in 2023.
- Marsch said the rivalry has intensified as both teams have improved.
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The Toronto Star
Canada men’s soccer coach Jesse Marsch not shy about speaking his mind
Jesse Marsch knows he says things people may dislike.
Winnipeg Free Press
Canada men's soccer coach Jesse Marsch not shy about speaking his mind
Jesse Marsch knows he says things people may dislike.
Marsch: No grudge with USMNT, but Canada rivalry 'something big'
Canada coach Jesse Marsch said he holds "no grudge" against the United States after nearly landing the managerial post two years ago, but that the soccer rivalry between the two countries is "something big."
Jesse Marsch Takes Dig at USA Before USMNT vs. Canada Game
This Tuesday, October 6, the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team will face Canada in the final friendly of the current international break. Ahead of the match, Canada coach Jesse Marsch made some comments that will very likely not sit well with American fans. The Canada manager spoke about the situation during the FIFA World Cup […]
The special treatment of the American player surfaced again.
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