USA vs Mexico

[ardi11]

partly.

ppl have to behave but come on...every decent stadium has lots of cameras and police so that these things don't happen...especially when you know that the match is as important to the fans as this 1

[KC McElroy]

Everyone from the Mexican assistant coach to the fans acted badly and got physical. So where do you think the problem lies?

[Pharaoh]

As shown here:

LOL. We call that "maa'ed." I think football was the only thing they had left to hold onto in which they were superior to the United States, and now that that's basically gone it's really hard for them to swallow. That and making burritos, which the U.S. seems to be better out now as well.

[ShahHouman]

first of all i agree, the mexican team showed desperate measures by sending long balls and hoping to get one to go through the defense and the fouls by the mexican team was ridiculous, for example:2nd goal was a foul but the advantage kept the play going

but yeh, mexicans are very proud people of their culture and heritage and unfortunately they are blinded by their pride, after the game they couldnt stand the fact that they lost and the fact that americans were able to back up their shit talking so that's where the trouble started, i didnt see any fights but who knows if there were any or not, or even close calls


btw, im surprised their coach wasnt fired after that performance, it was pretty weak IMO, weaker than when i saw them play Peru in chicago over the summer