Bob Bradley's Contract With USA Extended To 2014

The national team manager will stay with the team.

Aug 30, 2010 6:51:00 PM

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WC 2010 - USA vs Ghana - Bob Bradley, USA coach (Getty Images)
U.S. Soccer have announced that national team coach Bob Bradley has renewed his contract with the team until 2014.

The federation announced the deal through twitter and no quotes on the situation were immediately available. A conference call has been scheduled for Tuesday afternoon to discuss the deal in further detail.
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In four years with the team, Bradley has compiled a 38-20-8 record which included a first place finish in their group at this summer's World Cup in South Africa.

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