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Going into the Gold Cup, many observersknockoff oakleys of the United States men's national team scratched their heads when they saw the number of veterans head coach Jurgen Klinsmann had included in his final 23-man roster.

Since this was the year after a World Cup and he had gone down to Brazil with a veteran-laden team, the expectation had been that Klinsmann would use this tournament as part of his inevitable rebuilding program as a new cycle kicked off in earnest. Instead, foakleys for salehe called in 17 World Cup holdovers and put together a team with an average age of 27.2 years – you do the math on how old it will be in Russia in 2018, three years from now – and no fewer than seven players who were at least 30 years old.

One of those 30-somethings, Brad Davis, was scratched before the tournament with an injury and replaced by 23-year-old Greg Garza. But Garzacheap fake oakleys, in turn, was cut ahead of the knockout stage in favor of 33-year-old DaMarcus Beasley, who had actually retired from the national team after the World Cup. At the same time, Jozy Altidore, who is 25, was dumped for Alan Gordon, 33, because of a lack of fitness following an injury.

It seemed Klinsmann was putting off refreshingfake oakleys free shipping his team in order to win as much as possible now, which seemed a shortsighted policy.

And then a funny thing happened.