The Mexican Soccer Show

In this new episode, Tom and Jonny join Wiso Vasquez and Jason Marquitz in the FutMexLive Show. This is the first episode of the joint venture between The Mexican Soccer Show and FutMexSource. The guys talk about El Tri and discuss Liga Bancomer MX's major talking points.

In this 40 min. episode, Tom, Jonny, and Kim share conclusions from the Phoenix friendly. They preview CCL and Copa Libertadores' ties, and discuss Liga MX storylines. To finalize the show, Tom and Jonny give their El Tri WC roster, with 65 days till the WC start.

In this 30 min episode, Tom and Jonny analyze main talking points of this new edition of the Mexico v USA soccer rivalry.

We know the results this past week - Xolos 4-2 Galaxy, Cruz Azul 5-1 Sporting, and Toluca 5-4 San Jose (pen.) - here are Tom, Jonny, and Nayib's thoughts before the matches. Check what Nayib had to say about Diego Reyes' present in FC Porto before his impressive 90 min in Napoli last Thursday. Will Giovani dos Santos go to Brazil? 50-minute Show. Thanks for listening!!

Tom, Eric, and Jonny give their thoughts on El Tri's European legion, and who could not make the final cut come May. Also, the guys give their take if this Piojo Tri will make something different compared to the other Mexico national teams that have participated in the World Cup. Lastly, they share opinions on Queretaro's murky situation.

In this episode, seperated in two parts, Tom, Jonny, Nayib, and special guests, Kim Tate and Stephen Eastepp, talk about El Tri, Liga MX, Concacaf Champions League (CCL), Mexico City Derby Recap, and Mexicans Abroad. In the first part, Tom, Jonny, and Kim breakdown Piojo's March 5th. call-up, talk about CCL, and Liga MX. In the second part, Nayib, Jonny, and Stephen analyze the Mexican City Derby,...

Tom, Jonny, Nayib, and special guest, Kim Tate, share their opinions on the Carlos Vela decision. They later share points on El Tri's first 2014 friendly, and to end, Kim and Jonny review Xolos' present and future.

Tom, Eric, and Nayib analyze El Tri's upcoming friendly against South Korea in San Antonio. They talk about Piojo's Monday declarations on Rafael Marquez and Carlos Vela, and thoughts on the new faces in the national team. In the second part, Jonny joins the group to talk about Liga Bancomer MX highlights. Song: Bastille - Of the Night

Tom and Nayib talk about Liga Bancomer MXs 18 clubs and explain what they thought about each club's presentation. How did Chivas looked, or even if Club America's start was dominant, where can it improve? To finish the boys take a look at Mexico footballers in Europe and their situation.

Tom, Jonny, and Nayib talk about this new year, and what it has in store for Mexican football. World Cup, Clausura 2014, Copa Libertadores, and CONCACAF Champions League are all topics discussed and analyzed. The new year is here.

Tom, Eric, Jonny, and Nayib take a look at how both León and América got to the final and indicate what are both club's strengths and weaknesses. In the second half of the show, the boys talk about Chivas' restructuring, and El Tri's WC Draw turnout is compared to the other CONCACAF representatives.

Tom, Eric, and Nayib break down the current events taking place at Chivas and Atlas. TV Azteca is Atlas' new owner, while José Luis Güero Real returns as Chivas' manager. The guys analyze La Liguilla's games, and talk about other possibilities that are not "Piojo" Herrera to coach El Tri in 2014.

Tom, Eric, and Jonny recapitulate El Tri's Wednesday afternoon game and kick around ideas of which European-based players can benefit this new "Piojo" national team. Our listeners also get a chance to give their points of views about the match, and about what lies ahead for the team. To end, the guys talk a little about "Fútbol de Estufa", Liga Bancomer MX latest transfer news.

Tom and Nayib are joined by Futmexsource.com's Wiso Vazquez, and Radio Sport of New Zealand football commentator, Jason Pine, to talk about the World Cup Playoff that will see an all Liga Bancomer MX national team compete against Ricki Herbert's New Zealand for one of the last Brazil 2014 tickets. Probable line-ups, keys to the games, and predictions are all on this 54-minute show.

El Tri finished with a 4-2 win over Finland in San Diego, two weeks before the World Cup Playoff vs. New Zealand. Oribe Peralta finished the game with one goal and two assists. Chivas woes, Atlas for sale, Rayados' poor season, and much more in this episode with Tom and Nayib.

Miguel "Piojo" Herrera held his first practice session as El Tri's head coach, Wednesday Oct. 24th, 2013, a day after Club America was eliminated from the CONCACAF Champions League. In Manchester, Chicharito's Manchester United won 1-0 in a Champions League game against Carlos Vela's Real Sociedad, while Jonathan dos Santos suffered a knee injury during a practice session in Barcelona. Chivas is l...

El Tri lost against Costa Rica in San José, while the Stars and Stripes got a last minute 2-3 win against Panamá in Panamá City. The combination of results permits the Mexican national team to think about Brazil 2014, but on the way stand the All Whites. Tom, Eric, Jonny, and Nayib analyze El Tri's current state and propose ideas that should enable the team to reach its ultimate goal: to attend th...

El Tri is in San José, Costa Rica, where Tuesday evening Vucetich's team hopes to get a win or tie that would secure a play-off game vs. New Zealand. Tom, Eric, Jonny, and Nayib, a full house, preview the last hexagonal match for Mexico's national team in "Pura Vida" territory.

Mexico will host Panama next Friday night at Estadio Azteca. It will be El Tri's second to last Hexagonal game, and with a grim home record of 0-3-1 . Panama will come expectant to Mexico City of getting a positive result, but the Mexican national team, now coached by Víctor Manuel Vucetich, has revitalized lost confidence and only believes in the win. In this preview edition, Tom and Nayib are jo...

Tom, Jonny, and Nayib preview the upcoming America vs. Chivas this weekend and jot down the important points of each club coming into this game. Both teams are living different realities, yet Chivas in the last seasons has played great games at Azteca, can it be the case next Saturday? The guys give their predictions and for the end of the show talk about Carlos Vela's decision on not coming to pl...

In this new episode of the Mexican Soccer Show, Tom, Eric, and Jonny talk about Vucetich's call-up for the weekday training sessions at CAR. Will Carlos Vela and Memo Ochoa come in October? What is Chicharito's situation looking like in Manchester? And to finish, the boys analyze some Liga MX clubs - Chivas, Pumas, Atlas, and Atlante.

Víctor Manuel Vucetich will manage the rest of the Hexagonal for El Tri, and Justino Compeán, FMF president, and Héctor González Iñárritu, FMF director of national teams, keep their posts amidst turmoil. Corona vs. Ochoa debate. And predictions on whether "Vuce" will revert the situation, or not on this special edition with Tom, Eric, and Jonny.

José Manuel "Chepo" de la Torre is no longer El Tri's manager, and Luis Fernando Tena takes his place. After falling to Honduras' national team at Estadio Azteca, in what has become the "Aztecazo 2", the Mexican national team will play a complicated match against the US men's national team at Crew Stadium. In the first part, Tom and Jonny discuss El Tri's game against "Los Catrachos" , and the upc...

El Tri hosts los Catrachos at Estadio Azteca next Friday Sept. 6th, with Chepo de la Torre as manager and a series of tactical questions in need of answers. In the first part of the show, Tom and Nayib are joined by founder of www.soccermexicana.com, Jason Marquitz, to dissect what could be El Tri's starting eleven. In the second part, Tom and Eric are joined by Martin del Palacio, Mexican freelan...

Francisco Guillermo "Memo" Ochoa will not take part in El Tri's September World Cup Qualifiers because he wants to be a starter as opposed to being second choice goalkeeper, that is what Mexico's manager Chepo de la Torre said. Memo has yet to give his side of the story. Rayados and Víctor Manuel Vucetich parted ways, finishing a golden period that included five championships. Jesús "Tecatito" Cor...