@screenshots_jpg@eaazy_@EdlingtonMicah@11Yanks For one, the Balogun red card didn’t matter because we lost anyways. Also, the us doesn’t have a soccer culture or stadium that has the impact of Azteca so any level of critical thinking will conclude that those are not equal advantages.
@eaazy_@screenshots_jpg@EdlingtonMicah@11Yanks The USA has been dominant over Mexico since this current generation of players took over. 1 nations league and 1 gold cup doesn’t change that. As for the World Cup, it’s hard to take you seriously when you couldn’t advance further than the states even with a legendary home advant
@screenshots_jpg@EdlingtonMicah@11Yanks USA has 26 players in top 5 leagues and Mexico has 3. All you need to know about who can export talent to the highest level
@Awake_Boy1@EdlingtonMicah@11Yanks As for historical success, that’s not much of a point at all when you realize that the states barely played soccer at all until the the late 90s. Local leagues are not relevant to the national team discussion especially when you realize that el tri has multiple MLS developed
@EdlingtonMicah@11Yanks That’s very misleading considering Mexicos players don’t export nearly as much and play in LMX in their primes while the states not only develops more players in Europe but also sends them to Europe when they develop.
@EdlingtonMicah@11Yanks Only concacaf trophies that matter in relation to senior national teams are gold cup and nations league, since 2000, we have been there and done that more often while still developing as a soccer country
@2MKJ7 Behind the wooshed as if it wasn’t your biggest game of the year at home and it didn’t come down to the last play of the game getting deflected by a guardian cap