Well its gonna cost 2.6 mil down the drain so maybe they should have pulled the trigger.
But really though, why so many losses in the final few minutes of games?
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OT: FC Juarez Bravos
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But really though, why so many losses in the final few minutes of games?
When they decided not to keep Rolan, they basically lost 60% of their offensive capability. He was a better striker than Dario Lezcano and you win games by scoring goals.
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After the game vs Toluca some Bravo fans (El Kartel) confronted the President of Bravos Guillermo Cantú who is responsible for making many decisions including not keeping Diego Rolan. Some arrests were made.
I'm so glad he's out, he messed up the entire franchise. He let go of Diego Rolán who is a world class striker, and brought Marco Fabian who didn't scored a single goal, not even an assist.
The elimination of the away goal tie breaker is so stupid, that’s what makes these two legged games so fun. Now a higher seeded team could just sit on a lead in the return game. You’re essentially starting a playoff series with a 1 goal advantage.
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That is a massive hire. I can’t imagine that he would not come if the board was not going to back him 100%.
Very good hire, but if they don' acquire Diego Rolan caliber type of players it will be no good.
The penalty kick from Pulisic was world class. Untouchable.
Yes. It was a good win. Let's see how the Gold cup turns out. 5th most popular sport in the U.S.
If I'm not mistaken two years ago or so MLS attendance surpassed that of the NBA
That really doesn’t mean much. MLS has some massive stadiums like Atlanta and Seattle, meanwhile the largest NBA arena seats 20,917. MLS tv viewership and brand recognition doesn’t compare to what The NBA brings.
Well then its been 2 years since Mexico beat the US.
Aww, you tried so hard 😂probably because you weren't athletic enough to play it
I wonder if the culprit will be charged with assault using a deadly weapon like the guy that missed Kyrie with the empty water bottle?
It’s unfortunate that Mile High and the city of Denver is going to take the lead on this behavior. FIFA and the Mexican Federation never seem to take a hard stance against the behavior of their fans. Meanwhile in a couple of weeks we’re going to have someone in the Mexican media say “this is how their fans are.”
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It's disgraceful how their fans act. Nothing is going to change until the Mexican Federation pays a financial price. Cities and states should come together and ban the Mexican National team from playing friendlies in the United States. That kind of financial loss would spark immediate change. This entire thing could is FIFA had any balls at all. If the fans do the chant in a world cup qualifier Mexico should be banned from the 2022 world cup and dropped as a host from the 2026. If FIFA threatened this problem would be solved immediately.
That is probably the only way to get a fan base to change their behavior. Tell them the consequence upfront if they don't change their behavior, follow through on that consequence; even though the team (coaches and players) and most of the fans not at the game should not be punished for the idiotic stuff a few thousand people, emboldened by mob mentality do. But, there is too much money at stake for anyone to do anything meaningful about it.
FMF needs to get the players to do PSAs on how to be a good fan at the game....like that's ever going to happen...LOL!!!!!!
