Pumas English (still going strong)

Hello Pumas fans, long time no talk.

Just here to let you know www.PumasEnglish.com is still going strong. It's a hobby of mine, and it's run by just me. So from time to time you'll see gaps in coverage, but not too long.

I've been able to develop a good relationship with the organization, and will post exclusive interviews. Superstars are where the pageviews are, but I like to concentrate on a balance, especially featuring canteranos. The most recent interview was with Alan Mendoza, who is currently on his final tournament on loan (although it can be extended). But I've featured Kevin Escamilla, Daniel Ramirez, as well as Daniel Luduena and Eduardo Herrera.

Just wanted to let fans on here know about my website, and if you enjoy it, please share it. I'm on Twitter and Facebook, and you can email me from the website.

Thanks for reading! Any feedback and ideas are welcome!

~Stephen

 

Thanks Wiso. Greatly appreciate it.
Enjoying the work you're doing as well, with Fut Mex Source, and the Mexican Soccer Show.

 

Pachuca? Nah, come on over the right side of things... Pumas fans will welcome you with open arms. Jaja

 

I figured you would say that. Jaja

 

Here is a comprehensive list of Pumas players on loan. Most are direct communication from the club, the foreigners are from sources linked in the article.

http://www.pumasenglish.com/pumas-players-on-loan-2/#.VkyeWfmrShc

Thoughts on any that could help Pumas next year - in the 2016 Clausura or the Copa Libertadores?

Pikolin, for example. Does his experience bring any value, perhaps only in a substitute role, for the international tournament? Francisco Dutari was terrible, but if his contract can't be settled, is he worth bringing back? Thoughts?

 

I never heard that about Pikolin. I thought they were just moving him to bring in Alcoba. Never know, though.