Goodbye to All That
MARK BECHTEL AND GRANT WAHL
July 03, 2006
The U.S. is gone,
but the tournament rolls on-and it just gets better from here. Pull up a chair
as Beckham, Ballack and the balletic Argentines get ready to rock the goal
That the drubbing
came two days after a feckless U.S. was eliminated did little to snuff out talk
that Klinsmann, who lives in California, could succeed Arena. Asked about his
job status, Klinsmann said, "Once the World Cup is over, those things can
be discussed." You can't really blame him for not wanting to talk about the
future. Not when the present is so fun to watch.