All things Mexico - Merging the Mexican Nonsense [R]

[timmy409]

2-0

[scoonie45]

you make a wise point my friend. this proves that you, sir, are a gentleman and scholar of the world's game. besides, they have the worst jerseys in the game.

[timmy409]

thank you and yes their uniforms suck just like their women

[Mefisto]

Trotsky was murdered in Mexico

[timmy409]

who

[peledre]

A deposed Soviet government official, that's what happened to communist's who lost "elections".

[peledre]

Lee Harvey Oswald was seen walking out of the Cuban Embassy...In mexico city, in the summer of 1963.

[Mefisto]

Speedy Gonzalez was Mexican!!

[rapscallion]

i love mexican food.
i like a lot of mexican people.
i don't like mexico's jerseys, but they're not as bad as italy's.

[italchacao]

Originally posted by timmy409
thank you and yes their uniforms suck just like their women


oh yes, their women suck very good

[usscouse]

Originally posted by peledre
Lee Harvey Oswald was seen walking out of the Cuban Embassy...In mexico city, in the summer of 1963.
Definitely the underdog when it comes to Mexico.


You are who you pretend to be.
Kurt Vonegut Jnr.

[Green Tabasco]

What league is better? Forget about National Team Play. Be objective.

Your thoughts.

[Hartfield]

History, titles, players= Colombia...

memorable performances=mexico :rolleyes:

[Aguilas Del America]

Mexico has a winning record against Colombian teams in Copa Lib.

If im not mistaken we had never lost against a Colombian team up to this edition when Chivas lost to Once Caldas.

[Hartfield]

Mexico has a winning record against Colombian teams in Copa Lib.

If im not mistaken we had never lost against a Colombian team up to this edition when Chivas lost to Once Caldas.
and? are we talking about libertadores only?? or history, titles and the amount of plapyers produced?..in the last 2 years we have exported more players than Mexico has exported in it's whole history.
Mexico gana partidos
Colombia titulos.

[Green Tabasco]

I was thinking more along the lines of: Number of Big Clubs, fan support, infrastructure, money, salaries, power etc.

[DanRod78]

Once Caldas Champion of 2004 Libertadores
DIM and America semifinalist in 2002 or 2003 (can't remember)

[Hartfield]

I was thinking more along the lines of: Number of Big Clubs, fan support, infrastructure, money, salaries, power etc.

Economy theres no discussion there Mexico;s teams are owned by companys..comparing that to Colombia in which it's Illegal for that to happen.

Fan support i wouldn't know you also have to look at the countries population. I heard in this Colombian radio show that Nacional de Medellin had the highest assitance record in the Americas beating teams like River plate..teams like America and NAcional can put around 15.000 in away games... and there's some teams in second divisions with 25.000 assitance. Even with all the insecurity you see bus loads of fans going to away games. In Mexico Chivas (who is said to have more than 10 million fans) didn't fill their stadium in most Copa Libertadores games. They did in semis and quarter finals.

Infrastructure.. Colombia has one of the best youth programs in the whole contient there are teams working with more than 1000 kids... and that's only first division imagine the local leagues like the one in Bogota that has around 120 teams... stadiums I would say Mexico has really nice stadiums so they take that...Marketing Mexico takes that..

[Hartfield]

We have Primera A,B,C torneo de Reservas and Regional leagues. Mexico has right about the same with the only problem is that they don't have promotion which makes it worthless.

[jmarquez1976]

Its very simple...Colombia is a distant 4th in the Americas. Significantly behind Brazil, Mexico & Argentina...and all the future Libertadores will show that reality. With Mexican team participation in Libertadores at full swing...it will take special circumstances for teams outside of that Trio to make the Quarterfinals....ever again.