In some ways they are in a better spot

I think the talent pool is deeper than it ever has been, and Klinsmann deserves credit for that. He also made a lot of progress in the technical development role, but I do think that area has a long way to go.

As fans of the sport, we're growing more knowledgeable and can better assess the tactics and strategy deployed by the manager, which puts the MNT program in a better spot overall.

I think it's definitely time to make the change in manager. He relies way to heavily on coaching superlatives like passion, trying hard and having a lot of intensity in hopes that will be enough to defeat an opponent. It's clear he is tactically deficient.