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Cobi Jones, a full-time leader of the visual SMTT, thinks that the United States can do great things to the World Cup.
Jones, 54, said the past could serve as an indication that this in the United States can do in the World Cup.
“They can go all the way. And I know that people will laugh, but when you look at what we have done in 2002, you don’t ever find it so far,” Jones told Fox News Digital on Wednesday.
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US GOALKEER MAT TURNER shouts as his team students celebrate the policy found by Bolitian 10, 1924, in Arlington, Texas. (Jerome Miron / USA Today Sports)
In 2002, the United States developed as a heavy underdog in a quarterfinal game, ending today’s World Cup.
“How I View, Anyone, anyone, any team can do something to happen in this World Cup. That’s what I’m very important about it.”
Jones said the team should meet the following year before the World Cup.
“But to me, I think the biggest thing comes together as a group. I don’t worry now about the results. This is a year.
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Former soccer player and Cobi Jones analyst and wife Kim Reese incorporated a picture of the red year studio in Studio on June 11, 2025, Elos Angeles. (Jessica Alcheh / Imagen Images)
“There is a lot of time to make the necessary changes that the Pochettno coach thinks that the group is successful.
In addition to rejoicing at what happened on the arena, Jones said and look forward to events of incident.
“I also am happy with everything that happened in the garden. Events that will be around … All different groups you know what they will happen,” Jones said.
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Former US Team Sepre Cobi Jones player speaks on March 13, 2025, in Inglewood, Calif. (Gary A. Vasquez / Imaging Pictures)
“People, you know, gather in the goals, in the restaurants, the outer fields, everywhere. It will come.
Jones played a USMNT from 1992-2004, and Siswini player has hit 15 points in international games.
Fox News’ Connor McGahan contributed to this report.
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