Category Archives: CONCACAF

La selección mexicana se vuelve internacional

Hace veinte anos solo habían dos jugadores de la selección mexicana que jugaban en equipos internacionales, pero actualmente los miembros de la selección juegan en 16 equipos diferentes en cinco países diferentes. Anteriormente en México la gente prefería que los jugadores no jugaran en equipos internacionales y que jugaran en la liga nacional. Sin embargo,… Read More »

Revolution’s Diego Fagundez Cap-Tied to Uruguay, Ineligible to Play for USMNT

  This past Thursday, New England Revolution youngster Diego Fagundez started for Uruguay in the South American Under 20 Championship, which, under current FIFA rules, will permanently exclude him from suiting up for the United States Men’s National Team in the future [1]. Many fans of the USMNT were hoping that the 19 year old… Read More »

Mexico: Stayin’ Alive

I know a lot of people may have watched the USA vs. Panama game on Tuesday night, but did everyone catch the significance of this game for Mexico? Soccer gods must still exist.   I remember when I was under 15 playing in regionals for soccer in Cary, North Carolina. In the US youth soccer… Read More »

Invisible Men? Racism in Honduran Soccer

* This article is cross-posted with the blog ¿Opio del pueblo? During the Mexico-Trinidad/Tobago Gold Cup quarterfinal the other night, I was part of an engaging twitter discussion about racism in CONCACAF soccer that centered around these posts: It has struck me how much blatant racism you see around #GoldCup chat sites/twitter directed at Caribbean… Read More »