FUERA TATA

Then maybe Caixinha? He is familiar with Liga MX

 

I'm not talking about youth teams. Youth teams are something completely separate as that doesn't really tell you much about the senior teams. Most of our young players don’t transition well to their club or senior team anyway. My theory is that youth coaches value hustle and bustle too much, instead of skill, athletic ability or physical traits. How did Edu Aguirre become the starting striker for our youth teams at all levels us something I still don’t understand. I also don't understand how we always have goalies who are like 5'9" in our youth teams.

Then when we talk about olympics, every Olympic player from the last cycle didn’t do anything besides Vega. All 3 midfielders are absolute shit in Charly, Romo and Cordova. Instead of players leaving for Europe, the clubs made sure none of them left and instead traded everyone within the league. That right there ruin the players and left Tata with players in terrible form as all of them dropped in form and he was stuck with Herrera, Guardado and Gutierrez. That last Olympic team is pretty much lost, besides the defenders and now we aren’t participating in the upcoming U20 World Cup or olympics. We’re in a bad spot for the next World Cup and I don’t see anything changing with Liga MX.

 

To be honest, the olympic football tournament is now pretty much an irrelevant competition as clubs aren't required to liberate their players to participate in it. Instead, the focus should be on developing players physically and tactically early on instead of relying on street football skills. It's hard to believe that a country with over 100 million people who breathes football can't produce more talent than that.

 

Iniesta, Xavi and Messi played like dog shit under tata, saying they didn’t do anything under tata doesn’t mean much. You’re listing a lot of circumstantial things and attributing it to an over all principle: how do you not think youth talent is anything when you look at Brazil, Spain and even Japan do well at youth tournaments then see their results at the senior level?Just coincidence?

 

What does Iniesta, Xavi and Messi have to do with Mexico? And yeah, Brazil, Spain and Japan did well in the recent olympics and Mexico came in 3rd place. Not sure what exactly you are trying to say or point out. Are Charly, Cordova, and Romo not crap?

I guess when I was talking youth, I meant U17 and U20, since those are the tournaments we do well in, especially the U17. Those are the players that don't transition well to club and/or the senior national team. To some extent, even to the olympic team.

 

Nuno Espirito Santo. Just saying. He loves Raul.

 

Thats the last thing we need.

 

throw a brinks truck at him and see if he takes the offer lol

 

The owners should do a special sale for Europe only. All players under 21 years of age will not be sold for more than 2 million dollars. Lets see what we get in 4-8 years.

 

Doesn’t matter, Raul is done

 

I feel like there needs to be a Piojo but someone from Europe who would be able to push back against the org. If Lopentegui hadn't taken the Wolves job, I think he would be a good fit.

 

I was thinking about Tata yesterday and the consequences that he would of had to face from his native country if Mexico would of won the game and eliminated Argentina. I wonder if these things went through his mind.

 

Money crisis in all the clubs

Obviously yes he is going to take a coach job there with boca juniors

 

Right, but did this influence his tactics? Guess we’ll never know.

 

Now that Fernando Hierro is football director of Chivas is it possible that Chivas as an organization can enter a partnership with Spanish clubs so that it can become an exporter of players to Europe, and therefore help out the sorry state of Mexican soccer? One can only hope

 

Plus, didn't they have a connection to PSV already?

 

First things first, our clubs need to stop putting a ridiculous price tags on our players

 

I dunno if you can. So you do a couple of things. You get rid of the apertura clausura structure. It works great for Argentina because of the high turnover of players and exportation to Europe. It doesn't work for us because we dont have the high turnover and it creates a sense of urgency to win now every 6 months which means our youth gets benched.

Wanna keep that structure? Then you have to bring back youth minimum time played and expand it. No explanation needed there.

 

And our players have to stop being dumbasses and not sign extensions or go back to Mexico when they're free.

 

On picante the mentioned Pochettino and the current Ecuador coach are leading candidates, I hope there’s no truth to this

 

Alfaro is good. Doubt Ecuador let's him go.

 

He completely fumbled the third game against a Mane-less Senegal and cost them the World Cup