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How a tiny Argentine town shaped the U.S. men’s World Cup coach (opens the original)
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MURPHY, Argentina — In some sense, the unorthodox approach taken by the U.S. men’s soccer team ahead of its best World Cup opportunity in recent memory is one that started here, in a tiny town deep into the pampas. Some 6,000 miles away from the California stadium where that squad enters the knockout stage this week is the hardscrabble patch of grass where Mauricio Pochettino first picked up the game as a boy. “He was already a man before he really grew up,” said David Bisconti, a former Argenti
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