Let's clarify "Going to Europe" in context

La seleccion de 98 que ganó la Confederaciones fue goleada 4-0 por Francia en la Confederaciones en el 2001. También perdieron contra el equipo más accesible que le ha tocado a México en los octavos en el Mundial del 2002. En la Copa América 2004 México también fue goleada por Brasil 4-0 en cuartos. Si dejas de ver a esa generación con nostalgia verás que tuvieron descalabros comparables a esta generación.

 

No tienes ni un poco de conocimiento de fútbol.

Para empezar la liga mexicana en los 90s e inicios del 2000 era de mejor nivel que actualmente pero sobre todo SI ERA MEXICANA.

Jugaban solo cinco extranjeros por equipo.

Jugar con mexicanos de la liga MX en el nivel internacional sería un suicidio.

Ya vimos lo que pasó en la última copa oro.

Y entiende, deja de hacer ver cómo que los mexicanos en europa no son mexicanos.

Todo buen jugador mexicano debe pasar a Europa a una edad joven sencillamente porque podrá subir su nivel y jugar en la élite mundial.

Yo quiero ver a Lainez vs el Real Madrid, Barcelona, no contra Toluca, Chivas, Pumas.

¿Entiendes el punto o con manzanitas te explico?

Deja de repetir lo que dice el miserable de Martinoli y su novio García.

El que nos regaló el 7-0 y el 4-1 fue Osorio.

Con plantel mayormente jugando en Europa se jugó el mundial del 2014.

Todas las mejores selecciones del mundo ya tienen a sus mejores elementos en Europa.

 

Y como va Argentina con su plantel Europeo? Sufriendo para calificar al mundial. Sufriendo para salir de grupos.

Todo lo del pobre es robado.

 

Este guey...

 

Tambien ocuparon a aguirre que entrara a salvar la clasificacion al mundial y tambien el aztecazo contra Costa Rica.

 

..and were copa america finalists.. if we gonna start to nitpick

 

All those foreign leagues you all love to praise have more foreigners than Mexicos because of the EU passport. Spanish, German, French, Italian, English.

Remind me which national teams are favorites to win the world cup every cycle.

 

Not nitpicking just pointing out how that era where the most “success” was had also had its trip ups.

 

Teams like Brazil, Argentina, Spain, France, Germany, full of players playing in Europe.

 

Unbeaten

 

Good observations and thread. If one looks at it from the perspective of player quality and mentality, I would say I've seen a positive change in those two player qualities compared to 15-20 years ago for those who made the European move even if just to practice there like Tomas Boy and a few others like to point out. For my two cents, I don't think certain players would of developed as solid as they did in those two categories had they stayed in Mexico, particularly with the players who were bought outright to Netherlands teams (Maza comes to mind ) On the other hand you have the Pablo Barreras and Efrain Juarezes?)

What Mexico needs to succeed on an international level is forgot about offense this and offense that and learn that international football is mostly reliant upon strong defensive schemes and learn to defend against set pieces. Mexico has top quality defenders and one or two high quality defensive midfielders, focus on bring more up and of even higher quality. I can't remember a recent world cup where offense schemes overrode a potent defensive scheme. Remembering 1994 to now it seems defense won the day with a quick counter or two. For many years not even Brazil makes offense as their main focus so why should Mexico keep banging it's head with this argument? That 7-0 Chilean defense and counter attack scheme should of been a big hint. Though that's just me.

 

Now the thread will go into a frenzy, but he was a sort of Miazga, before we like we did to the Yank, gave him the Dutch treat