Former U.S. captain Thomas Dooley poses for photographers following his appointment as the new head coach of the Philippine national football team known as "Azkals" Friday, Feb. 7, 2014 at suburban Pasig city, east of Manila, Philippines. Dooley, who replaced German coach Michael Weiss, will start immediately preparing the team for the Challenge Cup in May in the Maldives. It will be Dooley's first time to coach a national team and he said he is "very honored, humbled and very excited to take this task." (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez)
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