CHICAGO (Nov. 8, 2007) – CoachesNet caught up with U.S. Men’s National Team head coach Bob Bradley in the latest edition of “Starting XI.” Bradley gives insight into his coaching philosophy as the teams prepares for their final match of the year on Nov. 17 against South Africa.
In the “Starting XI,” coaches answer 11 questions focusing on a wide range of subjects, from coaching education and youth development to modern technology in the game of soccer.
“The experiences that I have had over the years, always recognizing that as much as you might think that you have things figured one day, that everything can change and you have to keep an honest open mind that becomes most important,” said Bradley, during the video (watch).
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