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
Hi, I'm a soccer fan in Colorado and am just starting to follow Liga MX. (I currently closely follow teams in the EPL and Bundesliga, and must need more time sinks in my life...) Pumas look like an exciting side, and because there's a chance I may actually visit Mexico City, I'm going to watch them along with a few other teams over the next few months to see who catches my eye. As I've learned from watching several other leagues, I may end up liking a bandwagon team, some unexpected or hipster team, or no team at all. Who knows. Regardless, I love learning about new leagues and will be subscribing to your podcast.
Thanks! Pumas are one of the most historic teams in Liga MX, and I think you'll find them to be exciting to watch. They have gone through a rough patch in the last few years, but appear to be on the rise once again.
Hey, Guy from NJ here. Have been trying to follow Pumas on and off for a while now. This site will definitely help.