The most frustrating thing about the JK era is how clear it is to anyone who's paid attention. He has been explicit in stating his goals from day one. He has not reached those goals. In the process of not reaching those goals he has been transparently making excuses by blaming everyone except himself and moving the goal posts of his stated goals after the fact. If you don't think he should be fired it's because you don't pay close attention, you're biased for him because of some outside reason or priority that doesn't have anything to do with the US national team or your last name is Klinsmann. He lit Bob Bradley, Bruce Arena and their predecessors on fire on ESPN after Ghana knocked us out of the World Cup in 2010. He shoveled a bunch of bull horsefeathers about what the US needed to do to take the next step, clearly indicating he was the man to help them take those steps. It was a live job interview for a job that was occupied, on national television. He was disrespectful to Bob Bradley and the US team. He had no interest in the US job when there were jobs like Bayern on the horizon after his Germany stint. When all the hot girls of international soccer wanted to go to prom with him, he was too good for the US. When the hot girl dumped him because he clearly was not in that league, he was suddenly interested in the US. He is an arrogant huckster who lacks self-awareness and doesn't have any interest in doing what it would take to be the right man for a job he has already occupied for 5 years. The contempt with which he navigates his relationship with MLS, college soccer, the fans, the media and one of, if not the greatest, players to ever play for the US has proven time and time again that he should never have been offered the job, let alone coach this team for two world cup cycles.