The whole Gregg Berhalter saga was not a good look for him, the Reyna’s and US soccer in general. There are also on the field issues that arguably make it a good idea to just either stick with Anthony Hudson or look elsewhere for the new head coach. We’ll get back to Hudson in a […]
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock you know that a lot of people want Carlos Acevedo to start for the Mexican National team in place of Memo Ochoa. That was made evident by the boo’s that Ochoa had to endure in the team’s last game in Mexico City versus Jamaica. Acevedo had actually started
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Diego Cocca’s homecoming as the new head coach of Mexico’s national team was a bit rough around the edges. A lot of the media scrutiny and even the boo’s from the fans were misguided or at least not property then interpreted by the media. What we’re trying to say here is that fans were booing
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The most American Premier League team, Leeds United, has sacked their American head coach Jesse Marsch. Oddly enough Marsch’s sacking comes at a time when the team is seemingly getting more American with the arrival of Weston McKennie. The move was actually met with some surprise amongst the British media. Even though on paper Marsch’s
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The Club World Cup is slated to cease to exist within its current format after this year. Just like the World Cup the Club World Cup is set to move to a wider team format. Actually it will take on the 32 team format that the World Cup has had since 1998. This means that
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Another American star seems headed Elland Road as Weston McKennie is flying to Leeds to sign a loan deal from Juventus to play in the Premier League at least until the end of the season. Leeds United has essentially become the home of the USMNT’s starting midfield. With that in mind it would seem like
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Through this winter transfer window a lot has been made about the lack of Mexican players or players from Liga MX for that matter that made their way to Europe. In fact, returns from Europe to Liga MX made a bit more headlines. A story that has sort of flown under the radar is that
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Just right off the bat we have to say this. The reasons why Miguel Herrera is the ideal candidate to take over as head coach of the Mexican national team has nothing to do with his teams’ performance on the field. It has everything to do with his knowledge of the way business around the
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It’s been confirmed that a version of the Copa America will return to the US in 2024. The team is going to feature 10 Conmebol teams and 6 Concacaf teams. Of course, the USA, Canada and Mexico who will host the World Cup in 2026 will be part of the tournament. This is great news
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A lot has been made about Diego Lainez and his potential return to Liga MX. He would’ve technically still been on loan at Sporting Braga, but the Portuguese side literally decided to end the loan that they had with Real Betis. Since then Lainez’s future remains uncertain. There was reportedly a push by Club America
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