In this episode of The Colorful Kit Podcast, Tom Harrison joins to discuss the emerging young talents in Liga MX, focusing on Alan Bautista, Isaias Violante, Elias Montiel, Mateo Chavez, Hugo Camberos, Ramiro Arciga, Gilberto Mora and Efrain Alvarez. They explore the challenges these players face in establishing themselves in the league, the impact of youth minute rules, and the potential for these players to break into the national team.
In this episode of the Colorful Kit Podcast, Melissa from FMF State of Mind joins to discuss the recent Nations League victory for Mexico, the upcoming Gold Cup, and the current state of Liga MX. The conversation also touches on the struggles of Chivas and the importance of player development as they look ahead to the World Cup.
Nayib Moran joins the pod for post-game reaction to Mexico winning the Nations League over Panama.
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Jon Arnold joins the pod for a post-game reaction to Mexico’s win over Canada. We also look ahead to the final and discuss the end of Pochettino’s honeymoon with the #USMNT
In this episode, Raul welcomes Walter Franco from Victus Advisors to delve into the business side of soccer. Exploring the evolving landscape of sports broadcasting, the future of the MLS and Liga MX relationship, and the evolution of Liga MX TV commercial rights. Walter has a prediction for the SUM/FMF partnership and gives some insight on the ongoing renovations at Estadio Azteca. Finally, he gives his thoughts on the early days of San Diego FC.
Amelia Lopez from FutMexNation and the “Our Futbol Podcast” drops by to discuss the latest in MLS fashion, her Galaxy season predictions, the vibes with El Tri and NWSL vs LigaMX Feminil.
El Vasco Aguirre is back but this march to the World Cup will be different than he has experienced before. With Mexico being a host, there wont be any World Cup Qualifiers and it will be tough to find high quality opponents who wont be busy with their own qualifiers.
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In a shock to no one, Adidas decided to give us a green jersey for the upcoming World Cup. It will also be the first jersey to feature the new crest. The old crest will always hold a special place in my heart but the new one has grown on me since it was announced. As it with all their World Cup kits, Adidas is using their new logo as well. So, there’s a lot going on in this kit. How did it turn out?
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Being the manager of the Mexican National Team is a thankless job with immense pressure. The media scrutiny is intense and you are expected to win everything in CONCACAF but at the same time, rarely given credit for doing so because CONCACAF is no CONMEBOL or UEFA. Add in a fanbase that expects you to win every game in an enjoyable fashion and it is easy to see why there are few takers every time the position is open. I take all of this into account when I try to keep a level head after a rough Mexico game when El Tri twitter wants to fire Tata. My friends/followers think I’m a “Tata Apologist” but I just never saw the benefit in making a coaching switch. Until now…
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Another weekend, another solid performance by Edson Alvarez but what else happened?
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