CONCACAF Champions League [R]

I heard a player was injured on one of the teams and will miss the rest of the season.

Didn't catch the name though.

 

lol like i said at the beginning our champions league is a joke to the rest of the world

 

Are you thinking about Superliga? I don't recall this happening in this tournament, though it's very possible.

 

Andrade from Cruz Azul

 

The only thing we've learned from this is that Santos bench players are not very good. I'm not talking about the PR game (That was useless), I'm especially talking about the Municipal game. They were outplayed and were bailed out by Vuoso.

No wonder Guzman only uses the same 13 or 14 players all year.

 

I completely agree with you, we have no bench.

 

the only way the refs will get better is by reffing more and better quality games. As far as the teams go, the level of play can be raised by playing consistently against better quality teams- who take a FIFA tourney seriously. THe superliga I can understand, even though it just sucks to lose to MLS teams period.

 

The team should be playing in Primera in the 1st place

 

It has now happened at least once in both tournaments. Hopefully there are no others.

That's him.

 

I agree with you on basically everything. although i like that they expanded the tournament. Concacaf needs to fix many thing but mexican teams should continue to win this so they can go to the CWC

 

I don't think the fixture schedule is too saturated considering that Mexico doesn't have a league cup. Non FIFA date friendlies and midweek league games do make things a bit difficult at times though.


The only benefit I see for Mexican teams coming out of this, with the exception of the monetary prize which probably isn't that big to begin with, is that it will allow for more time for the development of younger players.

 

They'll probably add a Sudamericana ticket to the Superliga prize to keep it alive.

 

I stopped attending Interliga and have never and will never attend a Superliga match.

 

And just what role did French-Canadians play in that particular conflict, exactly?

 

The comment was directed towards the second part of your post. In any case, a simple joke. The french-canadians haven't really done anything for any conflict, or at least anything worth mentioning.

 

And my comment was intended to remind people that the French language is more than just what the majority of the population in France speak - it belongs as much to the French diaspora in North America as to anyone.

And while the French soldiers and militia in New France were enough to give the British fits up to and during the Seven Years' War (alongside their native allies) and under the British Crown helped defend Québec from attack in 1775 and went on to do their bit in helping to protect Montréal from American occupation in the War of 1812, there were more than a few francophones from Canada who fought in the First and Second World War - in regiments such as the Van Doos, who have been in battles as far apart as Ypres and Kandahar, and Le Régiment de la Chaudière, who hit Juno Beach as part of Canada's contribution to Operation Overlord - and who serve in the Canadian Forces as part of peacekeeping operations the world over.


But what they did not do was take part in a war on Mexican soil - so when you think of dissing the French language in future, would you mind remembering the rest of those who speak it?


(Yes, I am aware of the irony of how I myself was accused of doing something similar with castellano...)

 

Pumas playing like crap
2-0 for Houston