Mixed bag. Some good results, some awful, some dressing room turmoil, perplexing tactics and team selection. They say he's done good things for the Federation, trying to establish uniformity in up to date training and coaching methods from the youth level up. That could be his ultimate positive legacy, especially as so many American kids are beginning to really understand how to play the game, and we have no shortage of young athletes. With all the concussions in the NFL, I think more and more parents are pushing their kids to soccer. But as for the England job, I think he's just being polite and listening to what the FA is saying, but I doubt he wants to leave SoCal. I can see him managing an MLS side next.