Sons of El Pescadito: A Thread for Pure & Uncut CONCACAF-ery.
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True, but if Canada were in red shorts and Mexico in white, everyone should be able to tell them apart.
rest of the world hasn’t done one-team-in-white like American sports have, in the days of B&W TV it must have been hard
Back in the 1978 World Cup thee was one match where they had B&W TV equipment so they made one team change their kits so the public could tell them apart.
I think another goal could drop Mexico into 4th. Time to start the Tata Watch?
Aw, we lost the announcers. I guess there won't be any more Star Wars and Happy Days references that his younger broadcast partner clearly wasn't getting.
Aw, we lost the announcers. I guess there won't be any more Star Wars and Happy Days references that his younger broadcast partner clearly wasn't getting.
Was more of a health and safety question but glad they don’t have to deal with that environment for a while
Yeah, Canada end with Panama away, but the rest of their away games are Honduras, El Salvador, and Costa Rica. They're done with Mexico and get the US at home. They're in great shape.
The Canadians’ remaining schedule is:
@Honduras 1/27
Vs USA 1/30
@El Salvador 2/2
@Costa Rica 3/24
Vs Jamaica 3/27
@Panama 3/30
Those away matches can be scary, so Canada isn’t home free, but they should be in decent shape.
@Honduras 1/27
Vs USA 1/30
@El Salvador 2/2
@Costa Rica 3/24
Vs Jamaica 3/27
@Panama 3/30
Those away matches can be scary, so Canada isn’t home free, but they should be in decent shape.
The Champions League draw is set for December 15. All MLS and Liga MX sides are in pot one, except for Santos Laguna.
https://www.concacaf.com/en/champions-league/news/concacaf-announces-details-for-2022-scotiabank-concacaf-champions-league-draw/
https://www.concacaf.com/en/champions-league/news/concacaf-announces-details-for-2022-scotiabank-concacaf-champions-league-draw/
It looks like Canada has the easier upcoming schedule (done with Mexico with the US being done with Jamaica). Both teams are playing at Honduras, El Salvador, and Costa Rica.
vs. El Salvador — Jan. 27
at Canada — Jan. 30
vs. Honduras — Feb. 2
at Mexico — March 24
vs. Panama — March 27
at Costa Rica — March 30
Yep … Mexico didn’t really start to play until their first goal. Was almost like “ this sucks .. get me out of here” switched to “hey .. we have an actual game - forget about the conditions and just play”
Love having an actual home field advantage - mind you the condition of the field probably hurt Canada more than Mexico.
Our Concacaf representative in the Club World Cup, Rayados, is trailing CAF champions Al Ahly late in 70th minute. Monterrey’s neighbors Tigres reached the final last year.
Once a wellspring of CONCACAFery, always a wellspring...
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/OCCRP/status/1615344187536179200
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View: https://mobile.twitter.com/OCCRP/status/1615344187536179200
(Underlying article is here)
Former Revs DP Jerry Bengtson has a knack for scoring in CONCACAF competitions
View: https://twitter.com/foxsoccer/status/1633655924479893506
View: https://twitter.com/foxsoccer/status/1633655924479893506
El Salvador fired Hugo Perez this week. I think it’s a huge mistake as El Salvador were punching well above their weight while he was the manager. He’s been a pretty outspoken critic of the federation and domestic league in terms of what ES lacked compared to other CONCACAF nations. Maybe the interview on Scuffed was the last straw?
No wins since June '22, Coming off a window where they lost to both Guatemala and T&T. I agree about his general good performance, but bloom's off the rose a bit at a time where they were supposed to be peaking/improving to actually go for that World Cup spot so I do get it on a level other than pure politics.
This tackle in the Honduran league is shocking. I have no clue what a fair punishment would even be. Over/Under 10 games?
https://x.com/nocontextfooty/status/1703610828635660744?s=46&t=XvGOrrWIyL-5CHVVL_0JYQ
https://x.com/nocontextfooty/status/1703610828635660744?s=46&t=XvGOrrWIyL-5CHVVL_0JYQ
Mexico needed a Fergie Time goal at 90'+11' against Honduras to force penalties, which they won to advance to the Nations League semifinals. Had the referee not extended them such grace, they would have been forced into a Copa America playoff series against T&T.
It was a close call, but the CONCACAF execs in the VAR room will get their packed Cowboys stadium.
For me, Over
On intent to injure alone. If either of the two victims are seriously hurt then 15 might be on the table. But this is Honduras So who knows.