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Mexicos reaction to getting their ass kicked was more embarrassing then when they got their ass kicked
Sadly true
This is what pissed me off the most just looked like poor losers out there
@@ladsfootyshow but you don't own Ecuador. Ecuador owns united states. in official games only one game unites states won. The rest Ecuador Beat United States. And this will proof in this Copa America 2024 with all the young players playing in Europe. From Ecuador that will take its payback of that loss in 2016. Hope that Ecuador goes far. like in 2019 under20 world cup in Poland. Ecuador eliminated United States and Mexico. Everyone including United States press, says Ecuador is nothing. Will see about that in Copa America 2024. In South America no team is easy and playing the most difficult qualifiers. I want to see United States and Mexico move to the Conmebol. If, it's true United States and Mexico press says it's true. I want to see US play in Quito, Ecuador at 2850 meters above sea level, play at la Paz, Bolivia at 3500 Meters above sea level. Play in Barranquilla Colombia with a 100 humidity and heat. like in Rio or Guayaquil or Lima. And the crowd the hostility. In the Stadiums. And the high level of play, and every game is played like already going for the championship. Your zone is weak. Sorry to say that it is weak. No level.
@@shaggie- Your zone is weak, Concacaf is very weak. Conmebol is 30+ better. If, United States plays in South American competition. The games will end up 5 to 0. or even worse. in Clubs in every single competition played in conmebol. United States plays against little islands and national teams with no level. Just because you beat 1 or 2 against south American teams in friendlies does not mean anything. especially if, South American teams play with B or C teams. I want to see United States Play South American competitions. Every single one of the competitions. Let's see how United States will do. I dare United States move to conmebol. And play the south American qualifiers. The most difficult zone of the world because of many factors. 1 High level of competition. 2. The terrain, 3 places have high altitude. Quito 2850 meters. La Paz, 3500 meters. Cusco 3000 meters. Bogota, 2600 meters. sangoloqui Ecuador 3000 meters. The heat high humidity, Barranquilla, Colombia. Guayaquil Ecuador. Lima, Peru. Rio de Janeiro Brazil. Intimidating Stadiums. River Plate stadium. Boca Juniors Stadium. Maracana, Brazil stadium. Montevideo, Uruguay. Defensores del chaco, Paraguay. i others. Finally, the distances and the high quality of the players. each match is played like it was their last. That sir makes the conmebol high intense and the most difficult. I want to see United States play at this level.
@@DanielCedeno-em1njI agree I want to see the US play more South American teams. Even if it means we get smashed all the time it will be better because we will improve. Beating Canada and Mexico means nothing anymore it’s time to play ourselves in the next level or American football will stagnate.
As a USA fan, love the pod. Cool puto perspective, haha. Hoping for more civil Mex-US podcast talk by straight up dudes like ya'll. Like to hear the analysis of MEX in English too. Now I know a ton more about MEX footballers. Also love the format, it feels like I'm sitting with you guys at a bar just chatting. Keep it up guys!
Means a lot to us man, thank you 🙏
@@ladsfootyshowThe Mexican people in the U.S who still goes to the games are part of the problem, you guys feed Televisa and the Federation , there's no changes in football as such, why? Because the corrupt still get their money when they play in the U.S As long as you keep going to the football games there's not going to be changes internally which is what mexico needs. The federation sees Mexican-Americans as just Business and nothing else because you still consume their product regardless. Stop going to the Games , stop Watching the games and you're going to hit them where it hurts the most in the MONEY. This is the only way that we can get what we want, better football and a better National team.
I love my Mexican and Mexican-American brothers, the food, the culture, the language, the sense of humor, the strong family bonds. Yall are the best.
What's disappointing is that so many Mexican-Americans choose Mexico to support. Maybe because they've been better historically and your families support La Seleccion, but that does't sit right with me.
You talk about the US like its a foreign team. Y'all are American as hell, from the language, the accent, and where you're from. Chicanos, not Mexicanos. I don't mean that in a bad way, and.I say it as respectfully as I can in this context, but it is what it is. I'm second generation Italian American and the Italians remind me all the time that I'm American and a fake ass Italian. I can't claim Andrea Pirlo as my guy, as much as I'd like to.
We need yall to grow the game and support MLS and USMNT. The game will be better for it. Get in for 2026 hermanos.
Know why USMNT was so good? They had someone put their best 11 on the pitch and let them play. The fact the USMNT didn't have a coach is why they were successful. Gregg never puts their best 11 in the starting lineup nor does he let them play free. Gregg is back so that will level the playing field in the future.
Unfortunately for us yep it sucks both federations Unfortunately suck
USMNT messed up on getting Gregg back for the World Cup 26 they should stay with callahan cause he was an amazing coach n knew what he was doing
Couldn’t disagree more. Gregg is the winningest coach in USMNT history. Literally had the same lineup in this game as he played in WC minus Tyler Adam. Which if he’s healthy should start over Gio
Plus to mention the players have his back
@lukestraub4561 yeah he achieved that success because Mexico has been down bad the past 3 years to counter your argument look what Canada did to us 2-0 the last time we played them with their A team and later on went to say "we dominated the game". He was so bad Stephen A Smith got on his ass. Once we faced a competent team like Netherlands we got our ass kicked because Gregg likes to start bad players
Great analysis guys. Mexican American here, born in Tijuana but only support USMNT. Arguing the point you made early in the podcast about US only being dominant in the last few years. I would argue the US has been the dominant side for the last 30+ years. USMNT is 22-14-13 against Mexico since 1990. They had a terrible stretch when Mexico had their golden generation of Vela, Dos Santos brothers, Chicha, etc. but the USMNT has surpassed El Tri and I don't see Mexico taking back this rivalry anytime soon. Not at least for another 8-10 years. Keep up the great work fellas.
...the script got flipped in 1991
USA has a better record but never won when it mattered it’s mostly started this decade.USA let Mexico dominate them in the only CONCACAF competition that we had for a long time
@@MijironSekaUSA has more trophies mostly coming in finals against Mexico ao I have no idea what your on about
I think you are over simplifying things when talking about US and Mexican players in Europe. Yes a lot of the US players struggled or go relegated this season but go look at where they played, most played on average or bottom teams in the top 5 leagues, so if course they looked rough when the team they are on isn't good. How many of the Mexican players are playing in the top 5 leagues, not many. So it's easier for them to look "better" when you compared things like that.
15 US players on this roster in the top 5 leagues.
3 Mexican players in the top 5 leagues, a couple more at Ajax but that's a power house team in a weaker region.
Agreed
Dutch League is Feynoord and Ajax and the others are 20 points down
My favorite moment in the match. After Gio got cheap shotted in the face. (Should have been a second yellow)
Gio goes over to the fourth official, smiling, he says to the ref, “okay, that’s how it’s gonna be?”
He gets back on the field and starts dribbling fools like he’s at the Azteca. Gets fouled, then taunts the Mexican fans/pumps up USA fans. 😂🇺🇸😂
You guys are wrong about a couple of things Pulisic, Reyna, and Weston grew up when the tide turned and US was dominate in the 21st century. And if you really think about it Mexico's player “success” in Europe has been in league where the competition is poor. Pineda won the Greek league……that’s probably as good as liga mx, actually maybe worse. USA’s players who’ve had bad season, would easily slot into the Greek and Dutch league.
Yup since 2000-2023 🇺🇸 has dominated Mexico 18-6-9.... Numbers don't lie
Alvarez and Sanchez are the most replaceable players on Ajax as well, Mexico elevates them cause they’re from Mexicos biggest club team. Usa is miles ahead
@@arnoldmejia56Sanchez yes, alvarez is good
So true . And the US players in Europe are either fighting for survival or fighting for a spot on a good team. So even if they failed at club in the end, they have sharpened skills.
Facts. Out of all the Mexican players to have played in Europe in history, I would argue only 3 had what most would consider "successful" careers with the trophies to back it. Hugo Sanchez, Rafa Marquez, and Chicharito.
Pulisic is terrible in his club? My boy lay off the rocks 😂😂😂 he hardly even played at all with Chelsea this year. He played with anger as you can tell with how aggressive he was
He isn't given a chance at his club. He scores more goals per 90 than the other guys yet they keep getting played over him.
He hardly played cause he’s a Bum. LMAOOOOO
@@varellano13 he’s in AC Milan now, we’ll see if you’re talking out of your ass
God if he’s a bum what’s that make mexico?
Y’all in denial. I think the USA has gotten WAY better in recent history. I think more people(like me) have really started to get exposed to soccer/football in the US. I think y’all should start getting used to US being better because soccer/football is growing drastically here in the US. Plus we have WAY more people in our country. That’s a BIG benefit. Not a big soccer fan but I would LOVE to go support the team. I would’ve never said that 5 years ago.
I love that you are still underestimating the U.S. team lol... Keep it up and itll be quatro a cero next time😂
So true. Lol
Typical Mexican attitude!! The feeling that Mexico is not better than the US not even in soccer it is terrifying to the Mexican fans
In the interest of full disclosure im an Englishman who has a soft spot for the US (ive got a few American friends) but honestly, this Mexico generation is poor compared to previous, ive never seen the US dominate Mexico like that before, the difference in class was there for all to see, Us could have scored 5 or 6, i feel for Mexico fans the federation and player development have let you fans down badly, really other than Lozano theres nobody (i dont count Ochoa, hes been great at times but hes near the end now) youve neverreally replaced a Guardado or a Herrera, you guys have a very passionate fan base and should in theory be up there with the elite teams, but youve all been let down badly currently the US are going from strength to strength and you guys are going backwards, i can see te US dominating Mexico for the next decade and maybe beyond unless your player development improves
It's like a mix of corruption and lack of investment that led to result of the game. Imagine Mike Ashley, after Newcastle, leaving and buying Wolves. That is essentially the Mexican Football Federation. There's a group of owners not interested in investing in the game and agents controlling the lineup of the national team.
@@XercesandAlexander yeah ive heard that from a few for a few years now, im friends with a few Mexicans, its the hardcore Mexican fans i feel sorry for, they deserve so much better
He said we own them! How? DONOVAN ALONE from 2000-2013 record 7-4-3 .... Most of Mexico's victories were in 50s60s70s80s even some 90s ....they said on ESPNDEPORTES since 2000-2023 🇺🇸 has dominated Mexico 17-6-9 well now add the 3-0 that's 18-6-9 since 2000.. that's 23years Mexico has been dominated
We lack quality, coaching, and the federation is terrible. These players need to want to make the big jump to Europe and fight to get better.
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I agree the difference that USA players playing in Europe made, was very noticeable
Does the federation or Liga MX just not let them go over. Only a few move before mid 20s and they usually ask way too much for the players so they can't make it. MLS will sell young Americans cheap like $1 million. I honestly hope it gets fixed I'd love for both teams to be good and have a real high quality rivalry. When Mexico is good we are bad and now we're getting better and Mexico is having its issues
Funniest part of this was when you guys said Mexico owned the US when our players were kids… since 2000 the US is 18-9-8 against Mexico and has 7 trophies to Mexicos 5. If the US wins Sunday and the nations league then your looking at 9-5. Neither has won the World Cup. And all other tournaments are not senior team cups. So that statement you guys made is completely off base with reality. Reality is the US has better talent than Mexico and the Mexican players play with no heart like they use to back in the day.
The overall record goes to Mexico and that is mainly because the US didn’t start to even invest or take soccer serious until the mid 90s.. 22 of Mexico’s wins are pre 90s. In the grand scheme of it all Mexico has a losing record against the United States since the mid 90s. So basically your entire lives Mexico has came up short against the US. The problem is Mexico fans will never admit it and will always go to the “ oh yea remember when we beat you in this cup” and it’s just the same old bs.. instead of just admitting facts.
I give it to Mexico at the youth level and the Olympics.. but those aren’t senior team games and honestly Mexico has never done anything with the youth talent that won those tournaments for them. Usually they just fall to the way side for older players or “league” players with less talent
Actually it was 18-6-9 .... But yes it's been 23 years 🇺🇸 domination
@@la_gallada_ruiz9818 I rushed my stats off the top of my head… I gave too much credit to Mexico on it lol. But yeah the US has been the better side. Hell you can include the entirety of the 90s and we still have a winning record against them.
That's where you're wrong , mexico has a confederations cup that they won in 1999 when they beat brazil , it's considered a major fifa tournament for its time. That's something the u.s hasn't achieved. Some of the other minor victories have been u17 wc Champs and gold and bronze medals in the Olympics. The way I see it now is that mexico has to send a message to all these b-c teams the u.s and Canada are sending, and that's buy winning convincingly. That's the only way they will bring their a teams back to the gold cup. I still remember when mexico beat the u.s 5-0 .In the gold cup final when we had vela and gio .
@@DRAGOINTHEHOUSE he said 2000 & you're bringing up 1999 sir 🤔💭
@la_gallada_ruiz9818 Yeah, but he also said that neither nation had won a major tournament, and that's not correct .
The difference is Mexico relies on there LigaMX talents at the moment which isn’t at a high level but the LigaMX prospects don’t get there push over to Europe or elsewhere. To the point where MLS is actually exporting talent besides USA players hence why globally youngsters sign in MLS. Mexico has barely 10-20 players in Europe including youngsters, USA has 30+ including youngsters. Mexico could sign Pep Guardiola and they won’t be able to flip the script because there’s not talent besides the same 4-5 names, USA has essentially the whole called up roster and U-20 in Europe in top 5 leagues and MLS 1st teams waiting to get exported and still developing. This is Mexicos worst point, and this is USA’s big break of talent and it will keep pouring with how big and diverse the country is. With many dual nationals asides from Mex-Americans. Like Balogun for example he was playing with Pulisic, Dest, McKennie, Musah in the USYNT ages ago and now they’re back together.
Not a lot of people seem to talk about this.
MLS and Liga MX are about the same level or Liga MX is a little bit better but not too much like in the past.
I don’t know if Mexico and Canada can fix this but Daul nats is one of the reasons why USMNT is sooo good in Concacaf.
Let me give you some examples. Mexico and Canada have a few and by a few I mean 5 max young prospects in a top 7 league. The USMNT have at least 20 young prospects players and have at least 2 in every top 7 league. I know not every player will play for the USMNT but a few will. At the end of the day it’s a number game.
Saw a link to your reaction video on my timeline yesterday even though I never heard of you. Decided to click on the link, and ended up watching the whole thing because it was so entertaining and informative. Count me as a new fan! -- sincerely, an MLS and USMNT fan (but also someone who wants to see the Mexican National team do well).
Hey guys, great show! As a US fan, I would say that even though there seems to be a bit of a talent gap between the two teams at the moment, this is probably as bad as it will ever be. You certainly won't have to worry about the US playing their best players at every position anymore with Berhalter coming back...
My man is a Pulisic fan boy with the tiger tattoo!! 😂 🐯
Great insight from a US fan, one of the common themes I find with Mexican fans is they’re praise for LigaMX, I find it endearing, but I think it’s to your detriment. Y’all seem to put LigaMX on a pedestal while a lot of US fans are constantly critiquing or criticizing MLS and it’s quality and the players that get called up from there. Maybe you do and I don’t see it, bottom line y’all need to get more players in Europe asap. Great video, tres a cero🇺🇸
Great analysis fellas. Really enjoyed the content. Just subscribed. Keep up the good work. Go 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you ‼️
Since the 2000’s when USA started taking the sport more serious they’re up 18 wins to Mexicos 9 wins and the US has the best athletes in the world once they focus even more on the sport they’ll be a force trust
Really? I didn't know that. Please don't tell mexican fans.
i was just embarrassed watching the game, didn’t feel like the selection
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USA could make a Morocco type run in 2026
That’s the hope. We have a pretty balanced squad. We need the young kids like Reyna to develop, but if so, we could do some damage.
As a US fan I will never understand Santi and Araujo not playing on that team
And I know you thought Edson played a good game but he is the one who made the back pass that led to the 1st goal
@@loganhill6601besides that mistake he played good tbh
@@couz888 I don't disagree I just had to say it since they were talking about him playing good around the same time they said the 1st goal is when it went to shit
You guys make some good points, however I think your “saltiness” and lack of historical context is clearly showing.
The US practically has a u24 team. It’s scary to think that this team will be together through 2 maybe 3
WorldCup cycles. They have played well under several managers/interim managers/assistants. That just says more about the players than who the manager is.
Historically speaking anyone who has done their research and has seen international football knows that the US for the most part has done well against bigger footballing nations (2002 Worldcup, 2009 confederations cup beating Spain, same team that won ‘10 worldcup, and could have beaten Brazil in the final, 2014 World Cup against Portugal and Belgium, 2016 copa America centenario and look at what just happen against England at 2022 Worldcup, practically the same squad, a game the us dominated and should have won.) example after example and yet people talk down on the US like they just started playing fútbol. This is the first time where the squad is respectable as a whole and has a pipeline of young players with a lot of potential who haven’t even scratched the starting 11 (again the US has a u24 squad. Just think about that again) the US Has never had this good of a problem.
Just imagine what a world class manager can do to really tap into the full potential of this US squad. Anyone who thinks the US has no potential to make deep runs in tournaments, with a much better squad than those of the past ( copa America/World Cup ) is purely a hater.
No one is saying otherwise eddie
When it comes to USA Vs Mexico y’all should invite me as a guest Fr fr😎 to see both the USA perspective aswell 😂
Thank for keepin it real ya'll were funny as hell too. Definitely subbing and sharing
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Thanks, yall. American here.... U.S. Mexico and Canada. The three hermanos. When we play Mexico or Canada... I wanna beat em. When Mexico plays Canada... I want a good game free from injuries and cards...I don't care who wins. When Mexico or Canada play anyone but the U.S. or each other... I root for my hermanos 🎉
Great discussion. As a US fan I appreciate your analysis.
Thank you 🫶
Glad I came across this channel. Much needed representation at the grassroots level of coverage. Really enjoy the "pub" like feel.
Not sure if you guys have a "Tactics, Data and Analytics" guy; but if I could recommend something it's this. If you could implement concepts like XG, Field Tilt,etc. into the conversations that would open you guys to a wider audience.
I think Mexican fútbol (both the league and youth)seem stuck heavily relying on "Tiki Taka" tactics from the 2010s. They need to update their whole system(they have to fix a bunch of other things to truly make a difference but maybe they can fix this within the confines of the current regime of Irarragorri), they are being left behind not just on the global stage but right here in their own backyard. They need to be more vertical, zonal/pressing. Be compact and narrow, higher intensity. Take Uruguay u20 team as an example. They were compact and defensively sound while maintaining a low to mid block and hit on the counter with extreme verticality against the U20 USMNT. Possession of the ball , was not their priority. Canada will congest and clog the midfield with a compact zonal pressing, mid-block and hit on the counter against the USMNT on Sunday as well(my guess at least)
If Uruguay and Canada can "sit back and counter" .....so can Mexico!
Either way you got a subscriber!
You guys need to talk about the beyond disgusting play of your team.. own it and call it out
soyboy.
These guys actually have good ball knowledge and talk knowledgeable. Respect 💯
I’m 6m30s in and the copium is flowing. Every part of LLL Tri got absolutely cooked. The manager isn’t the problem. The players aren’t good enough.
The manager and players are
Sadly. he (Cocca) was fired not because of his coaching or fit for the team. He was fired because fans didn't go the 3rd place game. If that game would have been full, Cocca would still be coach today.
Q onda primos. US fan here n new sub here. BJ was Gregggggs second assistant. He's been with this team and around us soccer for a mad long time. This was essentially if the head coach gets sent off he'd be one to step up.
Gio Reyna was the second highest scorer for bvb this year, lol.
Mexican football needs a complete overhaul
A PE teacher put his best team out and Cocca couldn’t 🤣🤣
Im sorry gang but to say USA fans are annoying is crazy. Mexico fans just throw trash at players when they losing cuz y’all don’t know how to lose smh.
Awesome podcast boys, loved the perspectives. Although I'm a no sabo looking forward to the USMNTs future, it felt like I was just chilling with the boys drinking a cheve haha.
Cmon guys. The best Mexican team is Ricardo LaVolpe's team. Google it Nancy. Even Pep studied that team.
We need a coach who has the respect from the players‼️
LigaMx has screwed Mexican talent development. I’m happy we (USA) keep winning over El Tri but it does the USA and Concacaf no good for Mexico to be so poor, we all need good rivals to push us to be better and elevate the region. It also just makes the rivalry more interesting in general. Hope you lot figure it out soon!
Your analysis is falling short. It doesn't resonate with you the fact that giving that Tata and Cocca are two different kind of coaches, they put similar formations? Do you think Tata is du mb? The guy had a great career, do you think you know more than him? No! The problem is that the owners imposes the players they want to promote, like Henry Muertin. Most argentine coaches work fine to the point where most of S. America has an argentine coach. ONLY in Mx they don't seem to work and you should wonder why is that.
So it doesn't matter if you replace the coach, next one regardless will be the SAME. Another problem is the quality of the Mx players, they simple don't have the level, specially the domestic players.
Finally someone who Finally understands
And the US has so much talent coming up in the youth ranks as well. This will not be a quick fix for Mexico
Crazy it took me this long to hear people who are able to relate to me when it comes to the seleccion, even the analysts on tv have their own agendas lmao. Great conversation boys, god bless
We appreciate it man, thank you ‼️
The thing with the US is it’s all youth and potential. Pulisic has been around forever and he’s still only 24.
By 2026 World Cup this could be one of those scary teams that European giants SHOULD beat, but might lose in single elimination.
I kind of expect the US to continue to improve. We just have so many young athletes and the sport is becoming really popular. We have the money, training facilities, and our youth development keeps getting better. It’s sort of inevitable that we become competitive with Europe over the long run.
USMNT fan but I really mess with this podcast and hearing your takes. First time finding yall on youtube. Looking fwd to the Gold Cup
I think Mexico needs to get more of their young players to Europe.
GGG coming back for the US is the lame ass from the USSF.
I remember the days when Mexico was always a tough game. That feels so long ago now lol
I do think lots of our players lacked quality and professionalism i believe we should learn from this and be better next time. I think we should let Diego Cocca play the Gold Cup if he does bad he outta here but we are all disappointed and want change now.
I didn't like that we only had three defenders 😕 henry Martin startup 💀 antuna lacked ball control crosses, Sanchez was just getting cooked. Hopefully this opens the federation eyes to change and get better
Big fan of this show, great show lads
Edson didn't really play that good realistic, but he did play better than the rest of the team
Exactly
But he also fell into that butthurt crap. Did Dest deserve a red yes he should’ve been more composed but he’s a young player. But it all came from Edson being butthurt you saw the kick yea it was on ball but it was reckless. Then the push on dest ignited everything.
Pepi my Mexican American hero 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😂🤩
Great guests!!
As a USMNT fan, I fully empathize with you guys pulling out your hair over lineup decisions. It's what we have dealt with with Berhalter for years now, and unfortunately will likely have to do again. The man left Pepi at home, started Ferreira in a WC elimination game, benched Reyna for Jordan Morris, and played Shaq Moore over Joe Scally. Each one of those is horrible on its own, but together? Unforgivable. These managers overthink things like they have to prove they're smarter than everyone. As you say, just do the most basic thing right - play your best players - and you're already ahead of what these managers are doing. At least you guys got rid of Cocca. Meanwhile, 4 more years of GGG keeping this USMNT team in shackles. Bad managers, bad/corrupt federations... the US and Mx aren't so different after all lol
The manager at Chelsea is not playing Pulisic. You can't show form while on the bench.
Also the interim coach been in the coaching staff with Gregg so he most def is aware of most of the players on the squad. :)
It’s a rivalry but it can be civil
As a USA fan just came in here to say HAPPY 7TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE 7-0. 😄😄😁😁😆😆😅😅🤣🤣😂😂😝🤪🥳🥳😎😎✋️✌️🫵🫵🫵 USA CHAMPION OF THE NATION LEAGUE AND THE GOLD CUP. 😘😘😘
Say that as if you guys never been through a rough time period or better yet as if you guys are leading in trophies and the all time record. So probably best to pipe down a bit
@Luis Roman Yes we have, but the difference is that we learn from our mistakes and yall don't.
You guys mentioned that Mexico still is historically better than the USA. I understand the El Tri might have a slight advantage. But you were talking like the US would never catch up. It's not like Mexico was ever a world powerhouse.
Well for usa to be considered historically better then Mexico it will take a few more years Mexico has A LOT more cups then usa and this coming from a usa fan
@@AJ-bb1tc ya these guys are nice and hopefully undercover USMNT fans. But at one point they were taking about Mexico still having a big historical advantage. Ya maybe but really but that big, As you said, maybe a few years and it could be evened out
@@AJ-bb1tc how many cups do Mexico actually have? History is fine, but when talking about the rivalry, then it’s only been around since circa 1990 when USA started to play in earnest. So we shouldn’t be including the decades of cups prior (again, when discussing the rivalry and comparing)
12:06 “Henry Martin is a midget” 😂😂
Y’all gotta include all your Twitter tags in the description, this shit funny from a USMNT fan
Arteaga, Johan, Montes , Julian should be the back 4. We need to play edson as a Cdm with 2 creative midfielders in front of him. If we can’t create/score goals… at the very least our defense should be our strong suit which wasn’t the case this game.
Another problem with la selection is you never know who or what our lineup is gonna be. We need a consistent lineup. All those friendlies should’ve been utilized better to create our best team
Are you guys Mexican or American? I'm talking nationality, not ethnicity. Serious question.
They're Mexican-American genius or American.
@@estebangarcia747 Mexican-American isnt a nationality dipshit. Mexican is and American is. Are they US citizens and do they live in the US?
Stop it dont matter who plays Pulisic is your daddy just call him Papi Pulisic
Low key I as a Us fan we all want Mexico to improve as much as we’re rivals that’s what makes in fun watching our teams battle it out and make each other better and with really only Canada as a threat it’s not good
It's not about beating Mexico anymore, U.S fans shouldn't be happy about this win. When the U.S. starts beating countries like France, Germany, England, Brazil, Argentina, then we will become more interested. Mexican fans don't take this loss too hard, the U.S. is not really that much better.
Yeah, I think a realistic long term goal is to be consistently competitive with the tier 2 European teams. We are beyond Mexico and Canada now. We need to look at teams like Portugal, Netherlands, and Croatia as the next step in our level.
usmnt fan but I liked the vid. Whole group were not being haters, but just being honest on the current state of the MEX vs USA rivalry. Speaking on the facts rather than emotions like most tri fans
Bro Henry Martin did not get one solid ball at all. It doesn’t matter what forward they have if they can’t get them the ball
Yall got soccer RAHHHH 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅🦅
I think Jimmy Lozano and Nacho Ambriz should be considered if Cocca goes.
I heard a lot of excuses. Usa has owned mexico since 2000. Kids born since then have seen usa win . You starting to see mexicna americans cheering for usa
Best LFS video I’ve seen
Was Cocca not playing the best 11 assuming they’d get to the final?
One of Mexico's best players decided to place in the US national team versus the Mexican national team and that makes me very happy especially because he was born in Mexico 😂 also a very prominent Colombian star decided to opt out of playing with the Colombia national team and decided to join the USA you know why they doing that cuz they know what's up 😂
No comments about the logistical planning and overtraining? What was this of 3 hours on the road and the day before finishing 3 hour training at 10 pm and eating dinner at 11. Wtf
I need the stadiums split for these games....these games would be a great spectical if it gets popular enough in the US to be there. I want the athletes like lebron, derick rose, tyrek hill, barry sanders, mike trout, and patrick kane to choose soccer over nba, nfls, mlb, and nhl some day....soon.
We took england last world cup, and if it keeps getting more popular, so more of those people i named start choosing soccer over football....good luck with everything. Some are starting to do this and thats why the team is getting better. If it was the only option here like it is for the women or the mens basketball and baseball world cup....i can only hope huh, its a long shot because like you said its about money and here soccer is 5th choice for a great athlete to dream about making big money growing up.
Still don’t wanna give the USA props 😂😂
Bro cashed out 😎🤷♂️ Not once, but twice😂
I want to beat Mexico every match of course but a weak Mexico like the other night is no good for anyone. It's cool Canada has a strong team now but they can't keep up long term.
USA players are not mid. They are young players on top level teams waiting for their chance. Chris Richards will start for palace next year, gio time was limited but the second most g/a per 90 next to selling haaland. Pulisic played for Chelsea, no one scored for them.
Ya'll ready for another RANT on Thursday or MAYBE Sunday? USA!!!
Bro I honestly don’t seee anything in Edson he’s actually a tronco when u watch watch he is no helpppp
This wasn’t his best game, but you could clearly see that him and Montes were the only ones who looked decent and looked like they were playing for the badge & also you have to understand he’s a cdm, cocca should not be using him as a box to box.
Alan Mozo should get a chance I think. Jorge just sucks at attacking and sucks in big games.
Bro Edson Alvarez is trash bro. And ochoa should of blocked the goal against Qatar
We know exactly how you all feel about your squad selection. It's a helpless feeling! Bringing Berhalter back makes is feel the exact same way. His tactics are horrible and his player selection is unforgivable.
I'm late to the pod, but as a US fan it's terrible seeing Mexico like this. CONCACAF needs Mexico to be strong again, although it's good for the US now it hurts in the long run. CONCACAF is the laughing stock of world football currently. The US is the only nation that even has a chance internationally at the moment and it hurts to say that. CONCACAF needs more teams to be strong to improve the region overall.
Always root for Mexico when they don't play usa. Mexico has a second home in USA actually, never thought usa would be better than Mexico core (not squad) but the actual membrane of the national team. Yesterday Mexico looked spineless and that to me as a usa fan means maybe the pendulum has moved the other way 🤔
One thing also is you got Europeans coming to MLS, call it what you want the retirement league or whatever but it teaches these young guys how to play , name the last player that from Europe that or a big star to go to the Mexican league. Most are third tier players from Argentina or somewhere south
Thank you Televisa 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
Too young to remember LaVolpes mexico
why dude in the france shirt talkin like he drunk 😭😭
We’ve been talking about the problems mex been having since last WC.. have some decorum in a game
Mexican team didn’t want to play the game.. they got out classed and just wanted to play dirty
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USMNT supporter here, I like Liga MX though. Your observations aren't far off from reality, dudes, I would suggest you follow the money (that seems to be the most important thing for people who own the ball in Mexico). I'll give the following example and then wish Mexico fans all the best, I hope things change, because y'all deserve better than the bag of dog shit you're getting from the FMF. The world cup champs have to have a 7 game run (same as 2ns, 3rd and 4th place), so at best, you'll have a 7 game run and get a good chunk of change. Mexico plays 2 friendlies against whomever, a couple of weeks before the WC starts, that makes 6 games. If people continue to pack stadiums and the FMF continues to rake in money, why should they care how good or bad the team plays? They play 6 games at every WC anyway (2 friendlies and 4 WC games), why care when I get paid as if I made a deep run? The USMNT has at least understood that garbage players will only get you so far (see 2018), if you want a chance to go deep, you need to invest and push youngsters to the best leagues like it's going out of style. Every time I see a full house at any US venue when Mexico is playing, all I see is happy FMF excecs, I hope it changes for y'all.
My take away has been that mexico sucks. Tata sucked, but ive known more that the confederation is curropt amd they wont call up good players for whatever bullshit reason, they went to go play in MLS etc etc. The players cant compete with European players, simple as that. A new coach could help, but the entire confederation needs a rebuild.
I think Cesar montes before red card I think he was one best players in the pitch in Mexico vs USA he was balling but after red card like cmon bro
You guys are funny USA baby