WHY is Mexico not a world football power?
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Mexico SHOULD be a football world power. It’s a nation that’s home to about 130 million people, the 10th largest country in the world. Football is the number one sport by far, they have an incredibly successful domestic league in Liga MX, standout players capable of playing in the world’s top leagues, and a obsessive passion for football. So, what’s the problem?
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I agree, The Gold Cup is useless, they should be going to Copa America where there is more bigger competition with teams like Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, etc
Y copa libertadores
@@TheTrickynicky13 ?
@@nævis1 the Liga mx team's have to compete in the Copa libertadores alongside the national team in the Copa America in my oppinion, hello from Scotland
Should be one federation, people take the copa America serious but not as serious as Afcon and Asian cup because the invited team nonsense , why don't they just just combine the two federations
Yup but we don’t even get invited to copa America no more. Plus the confederations cup is scrapped. Now we gotta play trash gold cup every two years. Mexico is going downhill
They should pick players off the streets. Like they do in Brazil. That's real talent right there it beats the rich kids that made to academies
this comment should have the most likes
Brazil doesn't pick up players "off the streets". Poor kids in Brazil have a motivation to play, but that doesn't mean Santos or Flamengo pick up any hoodlum just like that. You have to realize that not everybody "off the streets" has the discipline or the consistence necessary to play.
@@maesre2004 in Brazil they have a strong scouting system....
No team in Europe is picking kids from the streets, and European football has dominated the game since 2006. It's about scouting, youth development and modern coaching. No scouter is wandering the streets to find talent.
@@jimmyking92 He doesnt mean that in the literal sense, obviously. He's talking about creating the infrastructure necessary to identify and groom talent from poorer areas like the do in Brazil and Europe. Mexico and the US ironically both have the problem that only middle and upper class kids generally have the opportunity to go pro.
I want more Mexican players in England. Love from England 🏴
💙💛❤️💙💛❤️🐺🦅
gracias 😁
We have Jimenez and umm 🤔 idk who else.
That league is too tough, very physical, which is awesome....but our mexican players arent that physically built, and we fall on every touch to get a foul lmao
I'm sorry for sending you the most ridiculous player in recent times: Chicharito, who could only score goals with anything except the feet or the head. Belongs more to the circus than to a football team.
1.- Mexican players who got talent, lack a solid mentality of winning, their problem is not on their legs, it's in their head.
2.- The owners & agents have an infinite love to purchase & sell foreign players because they sell better, it's all business & the young players who trying to get an opportunity, hardly ever get a chance to play.
3.- "Pacto de Caballeros"
1. Thing was..... when they had a good coach like LAVOLPE in 2006 who instilled discipline and kicked out the divas at the time he was ridiculed by Azteca(fake) and Televisa(news) , what's worse is that it was coming from HUGO SANCHEZ who just wanted him out so he could get the JOb and when he got the job , he ddin't know a dang thing.
Guardado said that Lavolpe was an ahole to him and got a lot of the players mad, but Guradado admits that if Lavolpe never pushed him, he would have not have the drive to get better, and he thanked Lavolpe for it.
But if you watch that Mexican team in 2006 vs Argentina that is one of the most well disciplined teams that Mexico ever had , all it was missing was a 17 year old Carlos Vela to turn 26 and this team would have dominated.
I love Cuathemoc but you needed guys like Lavolpe to humble them, and quite frankly when Mexico has a coach that wants to do that the Media attacks them and the FML gets rid of them because it costs them their Advertisments(players) medai darlins like Chicahrito money (loss of advertisment revenue).
@@robroux5059 Temo should've been in that team. La Volpe replaced with him with his son in law who nobody even knew existed
@@robroux5059 pendejo cua es mexicano la volpe es mexicano? No mames
Cual es el "pacto de caballeros" ?
@@skywalker3760 el pacto es un acuerdo informal entre directivos de clubes de la Liga Mx que no permite a un jugador acudir a otro club sin el 'permiso' del club actual al que pertenecen. Literalmente tratan a los jugadores como productos en vez de personas
Soccer and Boxing for sure are the best sports in Mexico.
EnGee 73 and lucha libre
Luison XD That too lol.
Also American Football 😁
And baseball in mazatlan 💪🏾
ColdUsami Baseball is pretty popular where my dad is from en el D.F.
My grandpa was really good when he was young, the best player in his town. He went to try out for Chivas but they didn't accept him because he was poor so he went to tecos they accepted him and a couple of his buddies too on the tryouts they beat the players that were supposed to make it to the main team. He could of made it professionally but his mom didn't let him go because she needed help financially
Francisco Jr stop spreading false tales on the internet man.. not cool
Whatever man believe me if you want if you think it's false move on with your day , your opinion is invalid to me because I know what I'm claiming
Francisco Jr if that tale is true it only speaks poorly of your great grand mother’s intellect so please stop with your lies man
@@monsterjournal how do you know thats fake wey?
Francisco Jr yeah you know it’s a lie your grandpa probably never step within the boundaries of a proper football pitch
The owners of the teams of Liga Mx do not take the time to go search for young players in the poor neighborhood like they do in Brazil, we rarely hear of a Mexican player who started from nothing and made it very far, Cuauhtémoc Blanco was the last one and he is known for being the greatest Mexican player to play with the national team, it’s sad but no real opportunities are given to kids who may be the next world star but will never shine because of their financial situation, Mostly Rich kids with average Skills are in the youth academy of most teams
Brazil are average now, so they're not the best example
@@anneeq008 Are you stupid ,Brazil way above average rn .There are over 200 fifa affiliated countries and Brazil is definitely top 5 rn .Only France,Argentina & maybe Portugal can be considered better.
Cuauthemoc Blanco is one of the worst and most leaching polititians we still have.
Carlos Salcido had a rough upbringing, and you’re right very few, I think edson had it tough as well, Héctor herrera was picked up old, Paul Aguilar too, gullit had it tough, gallo Vazquez had no academy he was a albañil, there’s a few if you go deep, but let’s be honest many just don’t have what it takes mentally to do it! It’s not just a quality issue, villaluz was a great example. If I’m not mistaken Javier Aquino had it rough, I’m breaking my head but Henry Martin also no acádemy, and last but not least El hobbit
Brazil: Our national team doesn't perform as our high quality players go abroad and don't strengthen our local league
Mexico: Our national team doesn't perform as our high quality players don't go abroad and choose to stay home.
Mexican teams never beat Argentine or Brazilian teams in anything. Wonder how strong that league actually is.
Diego Gomez chivas beat boca 4-0 they also made it to the libertadores final in 2010. Toluca beat Boca 2-1 in Argentina.While Pachuca won the copa sudamericana in 2007🤫, yet the CONMEBOL has not invited us to participate in the copa sudamericana since....
Diego Gomez do I need to go on?
@@FC.155 Yes, go on, but next time, without lying. WTF, The champion was Arsenal that year. What the hell are you talking about?
Diego Gomez ???
1. Players who aren't really good get overhyped by the media and they get exposed playing European football or getting humiliated when they play in the National teams against a strong adversary.
2. European coaches not giving patience to players to adapt to new football.
3. Clubs like Monterey, Tigres, and America offering more money to players to stay in Mexico or return early from playing elite football in Europe.
4. Mexican clubs overprice Mexican players so smaller clubs in Europe won't be willing to pay so they go to the South American market instead.
5. People who run the National team are crooks who only worry about the $$$$ so they play in the US against shit competition.
You made good points and I agree with all of them.
All are true except #1.
Half of that statement was true mexico does over hype their place are puts too much pressure on them. For example, like calling Laniez the next Messi.
Players make sound in México and they think they are some kind of God. Then they go to Europe (rlly expensive btw) and hit really
Agree with everything except #1, Lainez is a bit overhyped but he’s good for 19 year old who just went to Europe not too long ago & it’s just him tbh who else is overhyped ?? & did you know that Jesus Duenas has the same salary as Daniel Parejo, captain at Valencia.
Corruption and playing on the concacaf doesn't help elevate your playing to an elite level.
true but that shouldn't matter to mexico and its players. just because the competition is weak doesn't mean they shouldn't improve or look to just flat out dominate every single time.
to me pavel pardo hit the nail on the head....too many Mexican players are comfortable playing at home and teams being ridiculous with their price tags that they don't get to Europe and play with much higher level of talented players to take that next step....its a shame because Mexico is a factory for talented young players every single year.
im not even Mexican (im from panama) but I support the Mexican national team and also share the same heartbroken disappointment and concerns Mexicans fans feel/believe.
@@okkipooky8612 If You play with worst teams, its incredibly hard to improve in any sport.
@@luisvarela7827 I absolutely agree. But they only have to play concacaf level a few times of the year or during gold cup/WC qualifiers. The rest of their players professional careers they can be spent playing/training/developing at the top level in EU to improve their skills set but more importantly achieve a winning mentality...getting used to playing the messi's , the ronaldo's, the hazard's of the world. Instead of staying in liga MX most if not all of their of their professional careers...with tier B level gameplay...yes concacaf is tier C or even D level play. But as a player they should be looking to play in tier A Level (instead of tier B liga MX) and achieve their true potential because that's how talented Mexico's youth potential have.
@@okkipooky8612 Fully agree that their players lack ambition . The super talented Carlos Vela and Do Santos, for example, conformed with shining in the MLS.
@@luisvarela7827 yep exactly. Those 2 in particular were successfully recruited as teenagers(maybe younger) by their EU team (Arsenal and Tottenham if I remember correctly). And like those 2 , there are probably over a dozen talented young Mexican teenagers who should also consider it. But they don't because they get picked up by the local clubs and then get encouraged to stay rather than to leave and make their dreams come true. In my eyes Mexico has the ability to produce world class talent often like Brazil/Argentina/Uruguay/Netherlands/Spain/Germany....countries who are respected for their "production" of talented youngsters. And this has been constantly proven by how GOOD the Mexican national youth teams perform constantly at the world stage.
Corruption, huge egos and little support from the executives in charge
T Hendrix Facts
Soccer has a great support in mexico like any other sport.
Alfredo Quintero Have you seen how many Mexican players play in the first division? Have you heard of the 11/13 rule? Have you heard of the Gentleman's Pact? How is there support?
@@zeldarfromplanetbeldar4188 I know what you are saying it's true but I meant national team has great support from fans big companies and TV networks.
Alfredo Quintero Oh definetley. When it comes to financial income, there's no other country that comes close to the ratio of money spent to money made. But that's it. Look at all the other U-21 squads of the world and see how many of them are given the chance to play in their home league and look at Mexico. That's why they'd rather pay pennies to play against Madagascar's U-20 amateur squad in their second home, USA, than to pay a good amount against a top 10 squad
There's a lot of elements, really:
1) I agree that the mentality aspect of it definitely is a factor, especially from the media. The media keeps putting the 5th game as the goal.... Why the hell is something Mexico has already achieved supposed to be the goal?? The goal should be at minimum the semis, but the media is stuck in only talking about the 5th game. It's probably the only country in the world that sets a goal for something they've already achieved instead of aiming higher. Mexico has a huge potential of being the dark horse and reaching semis.
2) Liga MX gives NO opportunities for young Mexican players. Instead, they always choose a 35 year old veteran over a talented young player. If Messi was born in Mexico, they wouldn't debit him until he was 25, and they still wouldn't start him, instead, playing someone with more experience but not nearly as talented. Chicharito, Raúl Jiménez, and many other players have commented on how they almost retired/quit at a young age because they were rarely given opportunities as young players. In Argentina, for instance, or Uruguay, Brazil, etc, what matters most is talent, and it's not rare for a 16 year old to make a professional debut. In Mexico you have to be like 25+ years old to be given a chance to play. The talent exists, Mexico has won the U17 World Cup twice, and the Olympics, but the system in Mexico is a youth talent killer, as it stands.
3) Sheer f'n bad luck. In WC 86 they lose in penalties in what would have gotten them to the semis. In 1994 again they lose in penalties. In 1990, with Hugo Sanchez in his prime at Real Madrid, Mexico was disqualified from the WC over nonsense. In 98 they were beating Germany 1-0 and had the opportunity for it to be 2-0 and instead lost 2-1. Along with the mentality issue, I can't think of another team in history that loses so many times last minute. They're often their own worst enemy. In 2002 Mexico loses to none other than the U.S. , a team they could and should have beat. In 2006 Mexico is winning vs Argentina and ends up losing in extra time 2-1 in a match where Mexico played better. In 2010 they lost again once more to Argentina. In 2014 they're winning once again, and lose 2-1 in the last second with a non existent penalty. In 2018 they lose vs Brazil. The feeling is always that they could've done more.
Mexico hasn’t achieved a QF away from Home Soil. In 1988 there was a bribery scandal that was uncovered (with the help of US Officials) that the president of Mexico’s FA and I believe the President of Concacaf was as well. FIFA had no choice but to ban Mexico from the 1990 WC. So that meant Costa Rica and someone else, someone new, would go to the WC. Who was it? The US. So I’ve always had my doubts about America qualifying as legitimate in 1990 since it served as a promotional tournament for 1994. I was born in 96 but this is what it seems like.
In the US, our focus is winning the World Cup, and our failure playing Vets and people 29+ is why the US ultimately failed, which has allowed us to play younger players, focus on youth development, and just sell players to Europe.
Mexico’s fans won’t accept failure and as a result, they won’t learn. Mexico has been stuck in the same place for 20 years and they expect a different result. That is why they don’t get to where they want. They don’t admit failure. As a program, and as fans. That’s the definition of insanity.
Luckily the US doesn’t have a large following, so there wasn’t too much scrutiny on changing. We have players in Europe getting regular minutes now. The US has seen a large improvement since. The US finally dropped the stupid notion of the MLS ever competing and over taking Europe. They are willing to even sell players to Europe for less than $3 million dollars, something we hadn’t seen before. They were like Mexico, wanting to play players who were old vets, trying to show case the MLS’ talent, but the young players weren’t playing. That changed with Klinsmann. And I have a feeling Tata will change Mexico in a much similar way.
@@m.c.martin exactly, i agree 100%. I love that the US is giving so much opportunities for young talent to grow. Mexico needs to learn from this. Tata comes from the Argentinian school "talent first above all" so I'm glad he's also giving opportunities to young talent.
Mexican players also need to start taking a pay cut and move to Europe on the cheap, as many successful South American players have done time and time again for pennies (or FREE on loan). Mexican players want to leave to Europe for millions only, but they should be willing to leave for less to advance their careers. Some of the most successful South American players went to Europe on the cheap to small teams first, like Suarez or David Luiz (on loan), Dani Alves, and many others.
Imagine thinking Mexico was playing better in 2006.
Now here we are at 2022, where Mexico has been KO'd in Group Stage, last time that happened was at 1978's Edition.
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They need to focus on their youth and not foreign players.
That's what they are doing lol where you been at
Lil Xolo they been doing that that makes them shit
Frosty M1cha3l Bet these fools don’t even watch the liga mx
El señor de la tienda You’re so wrong!! That’s only in America tigers Leon
El señor de la tienda no they don’t
Their starting 11 are mostly Mexicans what are you talking about?!
Dude there’s so many players that have been successful from those clubs don’t even feel like trying them
This was pretty spot on. Guys like Pavel pardo know whats up
He does indeed. I’m very enlightened by the commentary of people like him, Borgetti, etc
he was player in sttutgart , he was a champion in bundesliga
Pável Sapee!!!!!
ANSWER: because there will always be someone better than you- in this case Europe💪
@@lemonking3644 no lemon head
Because as far as Soccer is concerned, Mexico is a business 1st. The accomplishment that is sought out the most is $$$.
Agree 100%. Stop the party and win something!
No, the owners are the #1 fan, lmao. Is by far the best league of America.
Their best players fail in Europe and settle for mls or the mx league. And their national team settles for winning the gold cup.
Sadly yes lozano should have stayed at psv
@@tuxo7092 he should've waited at least another year imo or have gone to the Spanish league which is a lot less physical than Serie A
@@Zetro999 he's done really good at the serie A though. I would love to see him at atletico though
Even rafa Marquez was a bench player he only play 242 games out of 380 lol.
@@benjistylez4923 yeah in one of the best barca sides ever. He was world class but not deserving of starting in that defense at times.
Because their fans haven't quite perfected the art of blinding opponents with laser pointers yet.
That's America FC fans. .. Mexico's equivalent of Dallas Cowboys fans and bandwagon patriot fans.
HAHAHAHA...You're good!!
I cant say ur wrong
Rob Roux no me digas que estas hablando del Club América 🙃
best comment ever
The game is corrupt in Mexico. Plus, the players are stars without achieving what the stars accomplish. Players get the money and they stay stagnant. México’s suffering I have felt since 1998.
aren't the owners of LMF argentine... funny how they always hire south american coaches (argentine) and then try to nationalize argentine players. For some reason mexican players from U17 are always benched in favor of them.
Crooked refs in Champions League and Gold Cup, excessive diving, fans, and being the home team to EVERY country (especially in the USA), have soon how corrupt football is in Mexico. Not to mention, Liga MX buys elite South American players to better themselves than player development
Corruption from the Youth leagues to the pros. Money has to flow in order for You to be in the pitch. They ask You to pay from 200 to 400 USD to play in the 3rd class league. Imagine! People with great skill can never play unless they have a "Godfather" behind them... Money that You Will have to pay later on.
Money in México runs from drugs and the cartels have many interests.
Boxing should be the #1 sport
In Mexico
Mexico has had more success in Boxing
I'd say after soccer boxing is the most popular sport. But it's a "poor man's sport", that's why not many get into it.
Miguel Poor man’s sport?
Do you how hard is to make it in soccer?
You have to be really really good
To make it
@@PuToKienLeaEstOo I'm talking about boxing
True that..
I think boxing is the number 1 sport in Mexico, i live in Mexico...
I'm brazilian and I think it's crazy that mexico never came close to win a world cup, since they are so passionate for football for decades, it's similar to brazil in this way. I hope they reach at least quarter finals in 2026
It’s really not that hard to figure out, they play in the weakest confederation, most of their players stay in Mexico and not go abroad, and I believe they are truly curse.
@_ Chris They are curse in terms of not going to the next stage or making it further, plenty of teams with less qualifications than Mexico have made it to the semifinals from 1930-2022.
🇺🇾 has 14 appearances and their best results are 🏆 1930 & 1950.
🇧🇪 has 14 appearances and their best results are 🥉 in 2018.
🇫🇷 & 🇪🇸 have 16 appearances and their best results are🏆 1998, 2018 and 2010
🇰🇷 11 appearances and their best result is fourth place in 2002.
🇺🇸 11 appearances and their best result is 🥉
🇳🇱 11 appearances and their best results are 🥈 in 1974, 1978 and 2010.
🇭🇺 has 9 appearances and their best results are 🥈 in 1938 & 1954.
🇨🇱 9 appearance and their best results are 🥉 in 1962.
🇲🇦 6 appearances and their best results are fourth place in 2022
🇹🇷 2 appearances and their best results are 🥉 in 2002
could go down the list of more teams with less qualifications than Mexico who has gone further in the World Cup.
@@scaryhenskiwhy would they go abroad? Their players are not good enough.
@@emersonr7481 Believe me some players have gotten huge opportunities to leave to Europe but decide to stay in Mexico despite not being that good
This was very well put together however La federacion Mexicana de Futbol does not care about Futbol Development they're just money hungry, Bottom line . It's just a big bussinnes
I think the owners LFM are Argentine, they always try to nationalize argentine players, always hire argentine or south american coaches. They always benched the U-17 Mexican players and restricted them from going to Europe, then they would bench them in favor of Argentine players....Conspiracy.
Rob Roux sad but true
@@lxr1118 The one previous was Justino Compeán
(2006-2017), who focused more on marketing of the team rather than build talent.
I think Yon De Luisa is now the president and reading up on him, he went to UT -Austin and was involved with Televisa in the early 2010's and was also America FC's Operation's director. The name YON suggests that he is of Jewish origins. One thing i've noticied in Mexico, is that people of power in mexico are of Lebanese and Hebrew origin.
One bright side to YON is that he was the Comitte Organizer for Mexico's 2011 U-17 championship. However this was the year that it was hosted in Mexico,which smells like corruption.
that’s basically every country though
The sport of football in general is a business nowadays
Mexico needs to leave CONCACAF and play in Copa America. We need competition at our level or better to better. ✌🏽
mexico is in north america, south america is another continent
Tienes razón ustedes están al nivel de Argentina (sarcasmo) 😂
VENOM X I’m aware of that. Shit Japan and if I’m not mistaken also Qatar have participated. And they are at from South America.
Mateo Zaldivar loco nunca dije eso. Solo digo que les podemos competir. Incluyendo a Brazil, Colombia, y Chile. Tenemos materia prima pero nuestra pinche competencia es Jamaica y El Salvador. Así no vamos a crecer.
@@BGdroopy Conmebol has to invite you. They don’t want a combined tournament with North America
Main problem is the corruption in their federation. They care more about sponsorship $$ then results.
It's true
@Íbero Gallego nonetheless, the Mexican team is a moneymaker for the federation & clubs. Bro, they dont even play in Mexico anymore, they play in USA to make gabacho greens.
This is the best answer I have seen
Choking in every world stage isnt corruption
corruption is at the spain league as well, yet they won the wc and eurocup
El problema es evidente al inicio del video: El america y televisa, manejan a su antojo el futbol por lo que en lugar de tener un futbol profesional se tiene un futbol amañado.
The problem with the Mexican national team is that they are over hyped by their own press, players, executives, coaches, and of course fans. To improve or get better you have to know your own limits. Then and only then you will be able to reach the next level.
Gerardo Stumpf 😂 no. Their league pays extremely well so young players find it hard to make the move to Europe.
Fact is this team should never be ranked worst than 16.....EVER!!!
Only Mexico and Brazil have made the 2nd round of every World Cup since 1994. So why would they ever be ranked worst than 16th.
Getting their youth to Europe is the next major step and they are starting to be regulars in Europe now.
You have no idea what you're talking about.
@@daguzify Is hard because eu teams aren't willing to match the price, and they're not willing because the players aren't worth it, Mexico does over hype their players, and maybe it's true that they stifled tge growth, but is also fact that no Mexican players has eber really impressed me, but to mexicans a players like chicharito is best in the world, but it just isnt so.
Hexsal dude Mexicans know chicharito isn’t the best in the world what are you talking about.
@@hexsal2763 No Mexican thinks that in a serious sense. They might comment something along the lines of that, but they do it by expressing humor. I guess you just hadn't caught that.
Because they play in the concacaf one of the weakest conferences in the world
Matt Mendez yeah you’re right :(
And Concacaf was indeed tailor-made to guarantee Mexico an easy division. But things got so bad that the US and Canada started defeating Mexico. This was arranged by Mexican FIFA strongman Guillermo Cañedo.
Mexico has to learn how to beat the USA first 😂 All of the US’s top athletes all play other sports too. Nearly all of the best Mexican athletes play soccer. Imagine Lebron James as a striker or Antonio Brown as a winger and on and on. It wouldn’t even be close.
Matt Mullin Futbol is mainly a skill based sport. Just because your tall and fast doesn’t mean you can play lol. If that was the case Africa would win every World Cup lmao
people blame the concacaf left and right....WHY??? mexico has enjoyed being the top dog in it because it 100% guarantees them being in EVERY single world cup and the money/publicity that comes with it.. even when they struggle mightily (when they almost didn't make it 2-3 WCs ago).
that being said the issues with the concacaf being so weak (really money issues) has NOTHING to do with mexico and the powerhouse they should be....take Bayern/juve/barca/real madrid…..just because they don't play in the EPL where every team gives you a challenge doesn't mean they don't destroy the league and their weaker opponents year in and year out.
I think pavel pardo is 100% right in every single point he made on this video...the teams blocking talent from leaving to play in the EU with higher level competition/talent.
and the players themselves being too comfortable playing within mexico that they don't improve/take the next step and develop a winning/YES WE CAN type of mentality...instead they are starstruck by teams like spain and lose.
I knew first hand this, in order to get into a pro team to even try outs, you need to pay, even if you are an amazing player, no cash no chance..
Overlooking this massive issue, when the national team goes to an important tournament, not always the best players go, only the "popular ones"..
They let sponsors call the shots..
Word
Sounds like the American problem. Once the rich kids learn to play then it will be an even playing field around the world. Look at how they have to keep Cameroon or Nigeria out of the WC. Money talks, bullshit walks
Not in Europe tho
I am German and only been to Mexico once but i have sworn to return.
Was their any, you know what, in Mexico?
@@erenjeager9442 what
@@StrongKickMan I mean the bad people who does bad things in Mexico.
@@erenjeager9442 lol sound like 12 years old kid .
@@erenjeager9442 bad guys are everywhere. No batman tho
Mexico needs to start looking at players from northern mexico and also mexican-american players.
Yes definitely more height advantage if they get players from the north.
most players are from big cities in the south.
Yes, but soccer only became popular in Northern Mexico in the last two decades. Up until then, baseball was the top sport there, hence superstars like Fernando Valenzuela.
Mario M i forgot to mention that, baseball is king in northern mexico, its played in every rural area its kinda of a lifestyle in most parts. Soccer is second in popularity
Yes, the people in general seem to be taller in the north. And yes soccer is becoming more popular in the north over the years. Baseball and boxing have ruled the lands in the north. They need to look at mexican-american players as well, a lot of fast and strong players in the U.S.
Yared Borghetti was a notable taller player from northeastern Mexico.
Mexico should be in the Copa America (every edition)
Copa America is for south americans.
@@alfauno1255 Mexico has been invited before. This year they invited Japan and Qatar
Last time they were invited they took their B team. No ambition.
they invite mexico every time
so they can lose every time?
I'm Mexican and i always go for Mexico no matter what, but realistically mexico will NEVER win cuz we are hot heads that fall to pieces quick and turn on each other....sad
I agree but let's not say NEVER
I think eventually Mexico as a country will better and that will better our football
I mean honestly you just described Italians.
@@glenjoke10 Italy still shows tactics and formation. They also have 4 world cups to back up any mistakes. Mexico plays hard fast and sloppy. Lol that's why you always see the coaches pulling their hair out cuz they always seemingly throw all the training away once they get to the game.
@@salvadorramirez4114 I mean one thing Mexico has going for them is they get of the group stages. Just looking at the positives. Italy failed to qualify and were knocked out the group stages last two world cups. Italy is trending upwards with a really good wave of young talent. Which is something that has been lacking the last 10 years. I always liked mexico they always played Italy tough too.
@@glenjoke10 very true about Mexico almost always making it through the crowd my friend. That's why I think they're over due on a world cup victory
A LOVE THE PASSION FROM THE FANS IN MEXICO AND THE WORLD CUP IN MEXICO 86 WAS AMAZING! A THINK THE SCOTTISH AND MEXICAN FANS HAVE THE A BIT IN COMMON WHEN IT COMES TO THE PASSION OF THE FANS ❤⚪💙
If your Scottish here is mexico we love you guys! Best indie music comes from Glasgow! Long live Orange Juice, Primal Scream, The Vaselines, The Pastels, Belle and Sebastian and Franz Ferdinand!
Completely agree that Mexico is between B and C class.
I would say they push into B most years, but it depends on your definition. My definitions:
A class - Contenders for WC. Teams that will go deep into the tournament.
B class - reliable qualifiers that may push to knockout rounds and possibly quarters, but won't consistently go far.
C class - Happy to qualify for WC and have some decent performances
D class - the rest
You are too generous placing Mexico between B and C
Josh G that’s an insult
Every team that goes to tournament wants to do more then just make up the numbers
Sure first time teams want that but others who have been to many World Cups in a row want to do more
Mexico is definitely B, but they have oftentimes been C, obviously
Frederick Chilton I mean they always make it to quarter final in the World Cup but then there comes the curse
I’m really loving the content DW! thanks for listening to us and doing some Gold Cup and Copa America , now just waiting on that African Nations Cup ☺️!!!
Liga MX is hard to watch. The ball can’t get from one side of the field to the other without four fouls.
And they always have a tendency to pass the ball back or sideways once they get to the box
Mexico and the USA need to play more often with South Americans because beating Honduras will only take you so far
Pável pardo: “winning mentality”
Yeah but you need to put in work.. not just think that one day we will win
@@armandobroncas4276 how will you want to work if you dont think you'll win?
@@garzaalex17 ask the uruguayans thinking that with just garra charrua mentality was the answer until they started working on talent this from 2002
Uruguay, who won 3/6 Copa America and a Confederations cup(leading up to 2002) ???
Uruguay has always been a powerhouse...
@@garzaalex17 they've been dog shit at the world cup from 1970 up to 2010🙄🙄 but those copa America tho.. Uruguay and Argentina have almost 3 times the amount as Brazil but who has the most wc?
At the end of the day Football is seen as a business. If they make the switch to Comnebol the chances of making the World Cup will lower. The FMF will lose tons of money if it happens. They’re cool with selling out US stadiums and playing places you go for vacation...Bermuda WTF??
"Michael Hernandez" explain that in simpler terms.
L Martinez $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Agree, football is mostly a business and always about the money which is sad.
@@ikejeromeharlan4683
But then isn't most every other sport? Tennis? American football? Marathon running? Baseball? Hockey?
Of course there are obscure sports such as water polo and pentathlon and cross country skiing that you mainly see in the Olympics or perhaps not, and they don't have enough of a fan base so as to be profitable to participate in.
And yet you can bet they are about the money too.
Basically
Liga mx 9 of the 11 players are foreing then they give citizenship to some to open a spot for a foreing player and not many opportunities for the young national players
Foreign****
Y ese es uno de 700 problemas
El Tri’s fans here in Los Angeles are Very devoted. Every time they win they shut down a city, they gather in the streets and party.
@a man george cali is basically mexicans that speak English 😂😂
Sin dólares no hay aficionados
They simply lack consistency and they don't use players who should be on the field instead of the bench.
This is also true but seems to be changing recently, we took a step in the right direction going with a younger team.
@@eiy4032 un mexicano se piso a su vieja 😂
Don’t worry that nasty fuck from Argentina still salty at the fact his country choked on 3 finals.
The answer is tortas, tacos, quesadillas, corona, modelo, tamales, victoria, and enchiladas
Hahaha Vitamina T
Lol
ahuevo compa
Rigin Mora and whores🤨
Tacos are always the right answer
El bebe Pavel Pardo...one of my favorite players growing up watching CA.
@Larry Myers Osorio era un puto tronco.
I agree with what Pável Pardo said, we need more of our players to go to Europe so they can get that winning mentality and more competition.
From what I've heard, players get a little money and party too much.
This was true for Gio Dos Santos
It has happened to many youngsters in recent years
Woah no way. Players in Liga Mx make really good money.
@@ma.fer_1 what he meant was that once these young players get their hands on money they seem to think they have it all. Take for example Javier Lopez from Chivas they hyped him up as the mexican "Messi" for a couple of good games they gave him the #10 shirt and since then his career has gone downhill.
Henry Orlando
Estudia historia y aprende (tal vez) que ser “Indio” no es algo negativo.
It’s just like with any country, money trumps skill/talent
alejandro vicente wrong lol
Wow awesome thank you so much for the video it's nice to see some one else take interest in our country
Acaso no sabes que la FIFA siempre necesita que México vaya a los mundiales?
Los mexicanos no van con su Selección en los partidos de visita en la Eliminatoria, pero a los mundiales en cada partido México llena estadios.
De acuerdo a la FIFA, México es el quinto país en promedio que más gente trae a un Mundial. O sea, me pierdo en Qatar o espero en un lugsr siempre me voy a encontrar al menos con 2 mexicanos.
Saludos desde Costa Rica, y donde viaje se el nivel general de Concacaf...
No cabe duda que es verdad que el dinero, es mas fuerte que la pasión
There are no spaces for mexican players in the Liga Mx thats one huge reason
Guadalajara has all Mexican players and they're shit.
Agree. Puro pinche extranjeros!!
Algunos equipos tienen una buena balanza de jugadores Mexicanos con Extranjeros, como Pachuca que en su 11 titular juegan 6 mexicanos y 5 extranjeros.. y asi hay otros equipos mas... aparte en las mejores ligas del mundo es asi, mira la liga Francesa, Inglesa, Española, la MLS , etc.. los equipos grandes estan plagados de extranjeros de buen nivel… es verdad que tiene que haber un semillero de donde sacar jugadores buenos, pero a mi parecer si han salido inclusive de equipos que tienen una tradicion de contratar muchos extranjeros como Monterrey con Jona Gonzalez y Charly Rodriguez que pintan muy bien, tambien America con Lainez y Edson, y no se puede dejar atras a Pachuca que ha sido para mi el semillero mas importante en los ultimos años de jugadores Mexicanos de buen nivel.. en lo personal creo que si deben venir jugadores extranjeros siempre y cuando sean de buen nivel, asi como Gignac, Boselli, Honda, Funes Mori, Mena, etc..
En mi opinión es que hay muchos equipos irrelevantes de la liga, equipos que sobreviven a base de extranjeros baratos en vez de darle continuidad a sus jóvenes, equipos como el Morelia o Puebla que ni tienen extranjeros de calidad ni sacan buena cantera, ellos son los que le hacen daño a la liga y a la selección
@@datboi9539 WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT CASUAL ? THEY WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP NOT THAT LONG AGO WITH ALL MEXICAN PLAYERS
There are a lot of factors in building a powerful football nation. Funds and popularity of the game are a big factor obviously. An underrated factor is the priorities of the clubs. If you notice successful countries like Holland, Croatia, Sweden and Belgium, they all have well funded football programs, but their clubs don't go on big spending sprees in free agency but instead spend a lot of their resources on their youth programs. They also make it a priority to give youngsters playing time.
Don’t really think Tata has enough to take this team to another level
Nobody does unfortunately
@@samplingmastersxlr8660 I'm pretty sure we'd at least see a disciplined team under someone like Rafa Marquez or a a decent European manager
Numbers say that Martino has the best winning % of ANY Mexican coach of the last 32 YEARS! He's literally getting water out of the rocks there, with players with little to no talent or wittiness or ambition to play football. He's an elite coach, but when you don't have anything to work with, you're a goner. Hopefully he will leave that teams after the WC.
Before Pavel Pardo played abroad in Europe there were others, Rafa Marquez, Gerardo Torrado, and before them Hugo Sanchez.
México isn't the team that at the last Copa America they played they got crush by Chile 7 to 0? 😂😂😂
They also beat Germany at the World Cup. Shit happens sometimes
The problem to why México football doesnt show pogress is also because we dont let mexican footballers play in europe long enough . I mean they barely have 2 or 3 years playing in europe and the mexican teams in liga mx already want to bring them back to México. Carlos Calcedo played as a starter at frankfurt, Diego Reyes played very well with porto, in which these players Are bearly in their mid20s and now they might go back playing for Tigres. The liga mx and the mls tried to get chicharito, marco fabian, the dos santos brothers and even Andrés Guardado to play on their leagues. These players(except for Guardado) are not in their 30s yet and the mls and liga mx already want to bring them back to help their teams. These players should stay in europe so they can explode their true potential in the best leagues Where the best players play.
pele or maradona didnt really play in Europe
ROADSHOW its very obvious that Maradona played in Europe, he played for Barcelona and Napoli. You can even Google it. As for Pelé the reason why Pelé didnt play in Europe is because he didnt wanted to, he said that he felt very happy playing in Brazil and played more for fun than for money and fame, if he played in Europe, im pretty sure he would be even better. You have to constantly play against very strong oppoments so you can get used to it.
Mexico sucks at soccer, how have you been playing a sport for more then 100 years and have no progress lol smh, boxing is what we news to invest more in, boxing has gave us everything and is like the only sport we really compete in world class, no excuses for playing a sport for more than 100 years and cant to a 5th game, NONE
ROADSHOW you switch the subject from talking about Pelé and Maradona to Mexico. There Are over 207ish(may be more) national teams aproved by FIFA in this world. México has been making it in the last 16 in the last 6 world cup competition. If México always makes it in the best 16 out of the 207ish countries in the world, doesnt that makes México One of the best?México used to almost always be desqualified from the group stage in almost every world cup in the past(50s, 60s,70s, 80s).Now México has the possibility to make it in the last 16 in the world instead of the best 32 in the world. That means that Mexican soccer has improve over the last couples of decades. It was in the 90s when México started to make it in the best 16 and it was in the 90s when México started to have more mexican players playing in Europe. México won the confederation world cup in 1999 against Brazi(you can Watch it in UA-cam) and how is that not pogress? In the decade(2010-2019) we have increased the number of mexican players playing in Europe. This is also a good sign that México is making pogress. My point is that since the 90s, México has increase its potential in soccer and is making a lot of pogress. Im an fully aware that we Are not in the same level as brazil and germany buy we do have the tools(soccer players from Europe, investment money, and a good soccer coach) to beat any rival from any country, thats why we Are Now capable of making it in the best 16 teams in the world and even may be making it to the finals by 2026. The world cup of 2026 is our chance to make it far in North American soil.
Diego Reyes isn’t playing for tigres and Carlos wasn’t even having a good career in Europe he’s better at tigres getting playing time
La corrupción es uno de los grandes problemas de #México: televisoras decidiendo, un mismo dueño para varios equipos, una liga con dos torneos por año… eso afecta al fútbol mexicano.
Since 1994 Mexico always reached the round of 16, which is quite remarkable and means they always send a solid team to the finals. To answer why they never reached the quarterfinals or further just look at the list of their opponents : Germany, Netherlands, Brasil, 2x Argentina, even Bulgaria was strong in 1994 they finished 3th. The only time they really screwed it up was 2002 against the USA.
Good point, not many countries would complain about getting knocked out to Brazil, Argentina, Germany or the Netherlands. Though that 2-0 to the US really hurts!
They screwed up or they got beat? Mexico is overrated. Always has been.
They just broke this streak 😢
For 2018, only reason they faced Brazil is cause they screwed themselves over by losing 3-0 to Sweden and finishing second behind Sweden. That was their best chance to make it to the quarter finals.
They should be winning their group more often to avoid some of those tough round of 16 matchups.
Even smaller nation like Uruguay can produce lot of world class player.
raptor 95 They are world class
But they hardly make even a slightly portion of the money that Mexico do. That's one of the biggest problems. Mexico is a product that sells a lot in the US market, the most importan market along with China. If people restrain themselves to fill a stadium in a mediocre match like yesterday's Mexico vs Cuba, things would change rapidly. And that will never happen, because nostalgia sells, and there are a lot of Mexicans and Mexican-americans, chicanos as we say in Mexico, that go to those matches just to see their team. We are fucked.
Ok but who brought Amy Winehouse back to life for this video ?
Pedro Gonzalez OMFG! Best comment 🥇 awarded to you. 🤣
Who fucking cares Amy wine house she’s 3 meters under de ground now so who cares
Hahahahahahaha
Jajaja no mames
😆😆😆
It's not a powerhouse because Soccer is mostly popular in the South and Central regions, when you get to Sinaloa, Sonora, Chihuahua, Baja, and the northern states baseball is king. Excluding 2 teams Tijuana/Monterrey, but Baseball is getting there, the pay is also 8-15k+ a month and you don't pay taxes, it's not big money compared to MLB/Japan but it's the highest of any Latin American region even Caribbean leagues. LMP/Mx baseball league is on par skill wise, the pay alone attracts lots of foreigners, considering US minor league pays starvation wages.
"The gold cup means nothing."
*LV stadium packed with mexico supporters*
*get upset when they lost to the US B Team*
@Miguel Correa money
@@zeroid5945 también
The thing is, if Mexico wins a gold cup nobody celebrates, it's just eh, we get upset when we lose to the us because were expected to win a competition that means nothing, it's a lose lose situation
Dude most people that go to those bullshit games know fuck all about football. They just go to get drunk with their buddies and scream puto.
In the world stage, yes, your Gold Cup doesn't mean anything. It's a pretty recent regional competition with 90% of amateur teams and pretty much all of them with little to no history in football.
There is enough talent in Mexico to be world champion, the thing is that the best players are not in the national team. There is a lot of corruption and a Mafia with player promoters. The proof of this is the success of under 17 success, is when money is involved that everything gets fucked up. It is not mentality that is an old saying.
@IGit ytaf just the fact that you used the Word soccer makes all your argument invalid.
@IGit ytaf exactly!
World Champion Mexico? Why not, I'd be OK with it. Greetings from Germany.
The Netherlands deserve it more
@@appleslover no mexico does.
@@hansel2ss261 No pal, Mexico's national team is just fucking terrible. They have what they deserve.
@@appleslover 70s and 80s maybe not today Netherlands
because once a player has a couple decent seasons they're over hyped af and end up flopping were shit and that's that
Mexico needs more young players with a good mentality
Boxing is the national sport. We're bad at diving like the dutch (Robben).
Mexico is a weak ass country with weak ass people who use guns to fight. Pussys
@@mike3575 you sound stupid😂
Corruption and many other things, one for example gold cup $$$ instead of copa america
Then when Mexico easily makes the WC yet again in the mediocre Concacaf and gets bounced in the WC they will be wondering why? Because they aren’t good enough plain and simple.
@@neroresurrected yup as I said, a lot of factors thats another one
El señor de la tienda you really going to argue Hugo Sanchez?? Lmao it’s not 1986 dude. Try to name 5 top Mexican players in playing in top European leagues because they don’t exist. If they were smart they would play with CONMEBOL teams more often to grow their talent pool and skill sets because they are seriously lacking in this area. They just beat Cuba with 7 cheap goals in that crappy gold cup that doesn’t field a single top quality national side. They are the best of the mediocre teams. Hell this video even tells you the Gold Cup is garbage and. Waste of time. I understand corruption and players not wanting to win, but for this video to suggest that Mexico is a top team on the rise in world is a complete joke dude.
Copa America need to be on years when theres no Gold Cup so that Mexico can play. Fifa and concacaf wont let them skip gold cup to go to another region tournament instead
From an american perspective without much attachment to the aport all i can say is there are undiscovered talent throughout slums and villages drowning in poverty.
Athleticism that can reach Olympian levels
There are kids out there with the right training and change of mentality who cam become as great as the elite players in the business.
The genetics are there in mass which is why soccer clubs are sponsoring astroturf soccer fields in the moddle of jungles to scope out and recruit some good players. Its gonna tame time. I would say new break outs in 3rd world stars in the next 5 years maximum.
Then how come the currently most successful teams come from relatively affluent European countries? I mean Iceland is a nation of 300,000 that punched massively above its weight in this last decade because they had a sound concept of the football they wanted to play and exactly how to use a limited pool of talent and resources to the maximum.
@@nutyyyy Because their people dont live in abject proverty and dont have to wonder where their next meal will come from.
December 2022 the president of liga mx confirmed that only 35 Mexican players play abroad while mls is more than 150+
I have to correct you on this, especially since it seemed to have fit the narrative perfectly.
8:14
Edson hadn't received a formal offer from any European club and he still hasn't as of yet. How is a player supposed to go play European football if there hasn't been a proper bid from any team? Regarding the contract extension, Edson renewed his contract with América which leaves them with the ability to put a fee on his transfer. This is crucial as there was already interest in him since last year, but this will be even more prevalent since he'll be participating with México during this year's Gold cup. Which means more teams could find interest in the player during this summer's transfer widow.
Nice narrative, just not entirely true.
I mean true, they haven't received a bid/offer for Edson but clubs like Celtic, Ajax, PSV, etc showed interest in him
Íbero Gallego ur dumb
@@nævis1 3 years later and he has signed a contract extension with Ajax until 2025. Well done Edson Alvarez.
In this video there is soo much support for Gerardo Martino well guess what Mexico got knocked out in the group stage in the 2022 world cup and Martino has been fired shortly after. It seems his experience with Barcelona and as an Argentinian football player didn't repeat with el tri.
Except that it did repeat again: Argentina lost to Chile in both Copa finals 15-16, then lost to the US in the finals of 2021.
I played for CEFOR San Luis and Basucas for MTY and lemme tell you that so many of my mates were there because their parents would pay off the coaches to get some game time.
we mexicans don't really call the national team "el Tri". It's most commonly named "la depresión" -because it closely resembles the word la "selección"-
Mejor dicho...La desepcion
or, los ratones verdes, or "esa bola de huevones que sólo juegan por dinero"
@Gabriel Baller y’all lost the gold cup to the states💀
@@andyshih4117 Eh, it happens. Mexico still has the most wins in the Gold Cup and both teams played their B-squads
I love Mexican food and Chaves and Chapolin. Mexico should be the most important country of this planet just because of these two wonderfull things. Gracias do Brasil. Eu seria muito feliz se o México fosse campeão mundial.
Lol we have same name
🇧🇷🇲🇽 hermanos
Great report !
Because Tv producers control players, they out their family in it.
The answer is simple, Mexico need to move from Concacaf to South American Confederation AKA, Conmebol, once they do that, the clubs will start to play in Libertadores Cup and Copa Sudamericana, and the national team will play with Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay.
Naturally they need to get better, more than play with Trinidad and Tobago, Nicaragua and other small teams
thats not going to help since people have been saying that for years but nothing has change or happened also it's not that simple
Maybe Liga MX should sign more foreign talent. They obviously have the money to do it, and instead of having to send Mexican players to europe you could keep them in Mexico. The addition of of foreign players could help Liga MX be more competitive. If mexican players want spots on mexican teams they're gonna HAVE to be better. If you cant send the players to the competitive leagues, bring the competitive league to the players.
Carlos Nieto the foreign talent is actually the problem in Mexico. While liga mx is full of foreigners, they’re not giving enough opportunities to the young Mexican players.
Carlos Nieto lol they already have a lot of foreign players. So many that many people are arguing they should stop bringing them so they can focus on developing local talent domestically. Most of the players are South Americans.
The league is competitive enough, there just isn’t the chance for young Mexican players
Carlos Nieto disagree with you liga mx has enough foreigners and should give more mexican players a chance to play chivas is the only team thats doing the right thing only playing with mexicans
This is already a problem many of them dont play a single minute there just taking up a youngster's spot , not to mention some play with the U-20 squads smh...
Uruguay has a population of 3 and a half million and has a total of 20 major trophies. Including 4 world titles.
@CosmicLight Gaming lol yooo
Good video great platform some useful information but oh my gosh can someone Choose a better spokesperson for the occasion?
This did not age well for Tata Martino. And as of now, 2022 Qatar World Cup, Mexico was eliminated in the Group C stage. 1-1-1, 4 pts
Hope you had a great time in my city! Great coverage
Awesome city! Wish I could have stayed longer!
I'm Salvadoreño and I would love to see Mexico win a world cup. That party is going to be amazing.
I Mexican I would love to see El Salvador qualify Qatar.
As a Mexican are manger sucks he doesn’t pick real talents and young stars if he did that we could be the us and maybe even Spain if we picked up talents from the streets except our manger only picks 33 year olds instead of people like Diego lainez
Mexico loves football. Look at the African players who are top footballers playing in European Leagues making top money. African children play football on dirt fields, no shoes, a plastic bag filled with newspaper for a soccer ball, goal posts made from rocks or wooden sticks. Yet we see top African footballers making top Euros in La Liga, Bundesliga, Premiere League, Ligue 1, Serie A. Okay, I admit no African teams have won the World Cup. But Morocco made it to the Quarter Finals in World Cup 2022. Mexico has a population which translate to a large talent pool. Mexicans love football. Mexican fans follow Mexico's National Team everywhere. When Mexico play the US in the USA, Mexican fans outnumber Gringo-Americanos 3 to 1. American fans of Mexican descent cheer for Mexico. Liga MX pay 10-12 million dollars (or is it pesos) for top Mexican players. Mexican footballers can make a good living playing the game they love and still eat Mexican tacos at home. So why is Mexico not on the level of Argentina or Brazil. Mexico is only a little better than the US. In fact lately, the US A-squad has been beating the Mexican A-squad consistently. Africans prove you just need to love the game. You don't need fancy boots, fancy football pitch, fancy goal posts, or fancy football academies. But you do need a high paying professional football league. Mexico has that. Mexicans worship football like a religion. Yet Mexico can only get to the final 16 in World Cup play? Americans (citizens of the USA) do not love football. We have some football fanatics, but they love football played with a fig-shaped ball and players wear a helmet. So Americans have made it to the final 16 in World Cup play, excluding 1930 when the US Mens National Team reached the semi-final. What is Mexico's excuse? Mentality. What is that? Footballers are trained to win. Mentality is preventing Mexico from reaching the quarter-, semi-, and final of World Cup play. Can you define mentality? Or is that a word someone made up? So Mexicans have convinced themselves that they cannot get pass final 16 in World Cup competition. Why don't you just say gubligot is preventing Mexico from reaching the quarter-, semi-, and final of World Cup play. I heard one Mexican Coach of the National Team say that Mexican players need to play against the top footballers in the world to build a World Cup winner. That makes sense. If Mexican footballers play against the top players in the world in Europe then Mexican footballers can beat the top footballers in the world. No. That can't be it. It is mentality. It is developing the best talent you have against the best talent in the world every time you play football. No, it is mentality.
Simple.
lack of concentration and focus
equals conformist.
Example.
When Mexico beat Germany, Chicharito shouted and celebrated as if he had already won the World Cup and also many of them went to parrandear losing concentration. They forget that we have to focus on the objective of winning the World Cup, not just good performance.
I mean they kind of won the world cup since they beat the former champions.
well maybe if the fans stopped insulting the opposing goalkeeper every time he touches the ball they’d be decent
Word
Íbero Gallego fans like you are part of the problem
I'm from Peru, but yesterday I went on a trip with some friends from Colombia and Ecuador to Buenos Aires, we met another Brazilian, Uruguayan, Chilean friends because we like music a lot. So we went to Mexico to see a MANA concert, one day we kicked a coconut in the street and surprise! they called us for the Mexico national football team, so we could play the Gold Cup. They told us that Mexico will have a great opportunity to be world champion in the parallel world organized with teams of a similar level like in CONCACAF:
GROUP A
Zamunda
Wakanda
Mount Paozu
Ganges River
GROUP B (GROUP OF DEATH)
Mexico
Chernobyl
Bermuda Triangle
Bikini Bottom
GROUP C
Felicity
Easter Island
Narnia
Vatican CITY
GROUP D
Gotham city
Etna Volcano
Gryffindor
Fantasy Island
GROUP E
Hogwarts College
Islands women
Asgard
Atlantis
GROUP F
Neverland
Shan-Grilá
Planet Namek
Moon of Endor
GROUP G
Krypton
Arcadia
Liliput
Melmac
GROUP H
Lazy Town
Seven Kingdoms
City of Esmeralda
Gondor
Good Luck!
You must of been in brasil to kick a coconut on the street 🤣🤣🤣🤣
These damn southamericans!!!
Leonardo Padilla Wow so original 🙄
pense que con esas caras no les alcanzaba ni para un taxi jajaja
Imagine making a youtube account and trying to insult others, wasting time of your life... shows how pathetic and boring life you have & live.
Mexico hosting friendlies in the USA is at fault and the fans attending the games are at fault! Spending $1k as the cheapest just to attend a friendly against some random national team NEVER helps the team get better. It's only deepening pockets for the corrupt federation! The fans are at fault for going to these games!
They need more of their young talent to develop abroad but in a club where they would get minutes . Liga Mx is good but some of the talent they have should be playing in some good clubs in Europe .
Seems that Mexico’s failure is due to its own success at home. If I was a player and got paid well, I too would stay home to be with my family and friends. It’s too bad, really. As a US fan I support the USA first, but Mexico is the next team that I always root for to do well. For that matter, I cheer for all America teams, North, Central, and South.
Real reason: Liga MX makes too much money. European scouts looking to poach talent can get a promising young brazilian or colombian for pennies on the dollar compared to a mexican on wages alone, meaning less mexicans develop in the top leagues. Mexico also overhypes their youth and tries to sell them for a premium, AND chivas makes mexican players more expensive since they only play mexican players and drive up demand inside the league. A lot of mexican players that do go to europe usually take a pay cut at first.
Mexican teams need to collectively agree to offer european teams reasonable prices so that their players can develop in the best leagues like south americans.
Argentina is a good team because they have good players such as messi and aguero. Mexico would probably put up a fight against argentina
For Mexico 🇲🇽 winning the Gold Cup doesn't mean much a anymore because the other teams play at a lower level.
If Mexico 🇲🇽 wins the Copa America then we will see riots in Mexico City, it will be like winning the World Cup.
But for Mexico to win a Copa America means that they have beaten a truly excellent South American team, something that
Mexico is not ready to do.
Mexico 🇲🇽 as a North American football power ? You bet 😉
Mexico 🇲🇽 as a regional football power representing North and South America ? Not yet 😉
Good luck to Mexico 🇲🇽 in Qatar 2022 ⚽️
Greetings from Germany...🍺🖐
Actually with more competition it would mean more
The managers have been absolutely pitiful, most recently with Osorio deciding to start Rafael Marquez, a washed out 39-year old, against Brazil in the Round of 16.
And of course, it's Mexico's FA that views the national team as a cash cow, whether it would be for ticket sales (the vast majority of its friendlies are not in Mexico, but in the United States, which has larger stadiums to fill) or using the team as a way to showcase up and coming players from the big two (America and Chivas) via national team games to acquire interest from European clubs. It's all a business, success has never been the intention, and likely won't for some time.
lalo38th They player better when Marquez was on the pitch. Watch the game again.
Osorio was the manager in Russia, not Corona
@@kimjong-oink6217 Oops, thanks, dear leader!
I am so glad you shared with us my friend. Enjoy a wonderful weekend.
Enjoy a wonderful weekend."thank you
esta bonita la Reportera
They don’t play anyone, never ever put under pressure so when it comes they fold. Same as US. If they played in conmebol they’d become better playing against the great teams there.
I've been saying this for a long time, the reason that Mexico never has taken that next step is because their players don't want to go abroad. They want to stay where their comfortable, where their family lives, where they speak the language. And since LigaMX actually pays a good salary it's no wonder why they don't leave. But now with countless USMNT youth players like Adams, Pulisic, McKennie, Sargent, Weah, Robinson, Brooks, and countless others abroad I think it's pressuring Mexican players to make that jump which may be a good thing. Because Mexico has always been content with being better than USMNT. So if all those players I mentioned live up to their potential, mexico will have no choice than to sell their players at reasonable prices so their NT can improve.
af k7 not true bro it’s every Mexican players dream to play in Europe
Naw they only want to go to la liga or EPL but that's mad unrealistic they need to prove themselves in Germany, France, or Italy but they don't want to go there
@@afk7144 France won’t help them
Mexico and the Portland blazers both upset their fans badly
Smouve Couve Lmao very true
Mexico ugh sigh I'll always love you no matter what
Felicitaciones por ganar la Copa de oro el día de ayer. Se lo han merecido mucho. Un abrazo y mucha suerte pa la próxima mundial desde Alemania.
Nos regalan una copa de oro para Sudamérica para que lo usemos como orinero porfa ?🙏