Originally posted by scacchipazzoThey played awful, as always, though with more heart than usual.
Damn lucky is what they were. Great game though. Now why doesn't Mexico play like that all the time? They could go very far.
For me, you should cut that coach's head. Pronto.
He had the game in the pocket and he ordered (or allowed) the team to step back and defend, instead of going for the kill.
Bruce Arenas had, in my humble opinion, a little bit more gut than that.
Then again, it's not easy to play under the Mexican noon and at 2000 meters above the sea...
Originally posted by SeitseHeart is what I was referring to. They lack guts most of the time. I'll never forget that semifinal in 86 WCup against Germany. They should have won. But, ah, guts, there were none! Mexico is one of the only teams of its caliber, along with Spain and Chile who have never shown thier caliber in the big tournaments.
They played awful, as always, though with more heart than usual.
For me, you should cut that coach's head. Pronto.
He had the game in the pocket and he ordered (or allowed) the team to step back and defend, instead of going for the kill.
Bruce Arenas had, in my humble opinion, a little bit more gut than that.
Then again, it's not easy to play under the Mexican noon and at 2000 meters above the sea...
Originally posted by scacchipazzoI beg to differ about Spain... or at least halfway, until the World Cup.
Heart is what I was referring to. They lack guts most of the time. I'll never forget that semifinal in 86 WCup against Germany. They should have won. But, ah, guts, there were none! Mexico is one of the only teams of its caliber, along with Spain and Chile who have never shown thier caliber in the big tournaments.
Indeed they have always underachieved to the names they have and the astonishing quality, but the Euro Cup may be a good sign that they may be changing.
Let's see. Do you think they'll deliver in South Africa?
Originally posted by SeitseNo reason for them not to. I think the loss to USA will shake them out of their doldrums.
I beg to differ about Spain... or at least halfway, until the World Cup.
Indeed they have always underachieved to the names they have and the astonishing quality, but the Euro Cup may be a good sign that they may be changing.
Let's see. Do you think they'll deliver in South Africa?