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Ep. 96: CantinaMX Futbol Podcast – Special Monday night “Focos rojos” edition

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Probably the best show we have had yet. The Mexico loss to Jamaica brought a lot of inside feelings to the forefront. The idea of Europe being overrated for Mexicans to play and doesn’t benefit the NT. Osorio not being able to solve the bunker. Not taking advantage of this “Golden Generation” that is getting older. Even predictions of Mexico failing to make it past group stage in Russia next year.

At end of podcast we also discuss LigaMX week 1.

A passionate episode! Enjoy!

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Ep. 95: CantinaMX Futbol Podcast – Gold Cup Live Chat!

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We started our live podcast at halftime of the Mexico vs Honduras game. We talked the performance and Juan Carlos Osorio and the pressure he may be under. We also touch on the LigaMX upcoming 1st week as well as some transfers such as Chicharito going to West Ham!

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Ep. 94: CantinaMX Futbol Podcast – Gold Cup, muy de “oro”?

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Compas! We talked with @PajaroPicon about El Salvador and the first match vs Mexico. We then went into Gold Cup analysis with the Mexican National team. Then we continued with Diva talk and the mentality of these star Eurpean players vs the LigaMX based Gold Cup team. Complaints were had about what we have been classifying lately as a Golazo. We then ended the show talking about transfers such as Memo to Belgium.

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Ep. 91: CantinaMX Futbol Podcast – Mexico v Germany preview!

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The CantinaMX podcast panel discusses:

Panel Intros (00:50); Post Mex v Russia/Osorio’s Hate (06:02); Motivation coach talk (21:00); Ice Cream truck talk (28:30); Who takes Guardado’s spot? (31:00); Chucky golazo talk (37:30); PK talk, Mexico vs Germany (41:40); Tecatito absense rumors (48:50); Jurgen fails (52:20); More rotations? (58:20); Best game from Chicharito (1:03:40); Mexico v Germany predictions (1:05:50)

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Ep. 90: CantinaMX Futbol Podcast – 90% Rotations free!

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This episode we discussed the Juan Cambios Osorio controversial 8 man rotation and barely getting by New Zealand in Confed Cup. Panelists were critical of the Mexico coach, until one, Dan, came on to defend his boy. He did get by NZ and JCO was able to rest his players.

We talked about the upcoming Russia game, the changes in Russia about the GK chant and as well as the hypocrisy surrounded by it.

Hope you enjoy. Join us ever Thursday evening!

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Ep. 89: CantinaMX Futbol Podcast – Mex v USMNT talk and upcoming Confeds Cup

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Hola everyone! Welcome to another episode. We had Rigo once again, who attended the game vs. USMNT at Estadio Azteca. We talked JCO and his performance vs the US as well as Bruce Arena and his lack luster tactics of parking the bus. Not that JCO knew how to solve that bunkering tactic.

We talked upcoming Confederations Cup and implications for JCO depending on result. Possibilities of winning vs Portugal and I believe one panelist called CR7, papasito! Be sure to follow him and Alan Pulido on Instagram. 😀

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Mexico Depth a Concern, not a Priority

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LOS ANGELES, CA. –If friendlies were measured by the result on the scoreboard, Mexico’s summer of soccer did not get off to the most favorable of starts.  Luckily for Juan Carlos Osorio and the rest of the Mexico squad, though, Mexico’s 2-1 loss to Croatia will serve as a much better barometer for what Mexico is than what Mexico aspires to be.

Aspiration:  to be a team that can go 20 players deep.

Reality:  Mexico is a team that only goes 14-15 deep.  The sooner Juan Carlos Osorio realizes that, the better Mexico’s summer of soccer will go.

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