Fire Tata Martino!

Uh they were a finalist. Chill.

 

Con que poco se conforman.

If you think certain peeps are above criticism then so be it but don’t try to censor my opinion...absolutely no one is above it.

 

For better or worse, a good chunk of the latest call-ups besides Alvarado (like Elías, Corona and Cata) come from Cruz Azul so he has to at least get familiar with them.

 

Lol

 

We have the best fans in the world............but ironically we also have the most idiotic fans in the world. Regardless if TATA ends up doing horrible, or pretty good, at the end of the day it will be the same as always (Round of 16), and there went another 4 years in Quatar! I prey for this man, although not the best, he sure as hell aint the worse and wish him the very best against the FMF. With that said, once again we have the best fans in the world, but also the most idiotic indeed.

 

Was looking for this thread. Hope we don’t need it but it’s good to have it.

 

Hopefully Tata is good to Mexico

 

Can’t even keep a clean sheet smh

 

Easily should have scored at least two more goals and kept a clean sheet.

 

Not yet.

 

Lock this thread mods

 

Agreed. In just two games he's shown to be a worthy successor to JCO.

I know we all miss Osorio but we need to move on.

 

Tas loco.

 

your gimmick isn't funny anymore.

 

Chepo practically went undefeated for 2 years to start his campaign.

 

Chepo was a scrub to begin with

 

Don't quote me.

 

The best match Mexico played in the last decade was the Gold Cup Final Chepo won.

 

I don’t know about best but definitely top 5

 

then everyone found out they just had to bunker to get results.

 

subs for the lols

 

That and it didn’t help that Chepo was super stubborn with his formation and call ups

Rather than phase away guys like Maza, Salcido, Torrado, Castro, etc., he insisted to keep using them despite their drop in form & age

 

I thought Maza did well in Brazil. the others for sure shoulda been phased out. But that's been a tragic trend in every coach we have had lately. Aguirre did it twice, La Volpe, Herrera, and certainly Osorio.

 

Tuca would have gone out in a blaze of glory had he not come back for a second internship.

 

I agree with most, but LaVolpe was kinda of the opposite. You can say he phased in too many young guys and not enough veterans. I can't think of a player that actually played in 2006 WC that we thought was over the hill.