I’m starting to feel bad for the Salvadorian players.
Ecuador is killing them 3-0 with 9 minutes into the second half and the Ecuadorian players are just chilling right now. I hope we do the same to Paraguay. :)
I would’ve stayed shut but I took it personal when he went at Ecuador. I left a nice message for the dumb fuck who thinks he knows about soccer, football, futbol, etc. because this is the type of shit that pisses me off.It really cracks me up when white people try to sound like experts about futbol LOL! For latinos this sport isn’t some crap you send your kid to do to get rid of them for a few hours, it’s part of life and watching some ignorant white dude put our countries on blast is not something I was gonna remain silent for.
Ecuador’s looking LETHAL. We just beat Portugal 3-2 and it could’ve easily been 4 goals if Benitez (typical) didn’t miss that shot with no keeper! We play Germany next and that game is gonna be scary but for now I’m enjoying this moment to the fullest. If you’ve never seen Ecuador play then thus is a preview of what’s to come when we head to Brazil.
I love Mexican people but when it comes to soccer I can’t stand how they market their overhyped and overrated players.
Especially Fox Deportes. They’re giving a show about Ronaldo (bitch) vs RVP and they find a way to shove Chicharito’s face in the show. He ain’t even good lol I know targeting the Mexican population means a lot of money but can we be honest about what players are actually good? This goes for Brazilian players as well.
The crazy part is that me and my bro took a shot for Ecuador qualifying to the world cup this year. We are almost there too! Sitting in second place looking mean as shit in the rankings as well! Ahh if I can be in Ecuador for the game against Argentina in Quito this summer, my year will be made. Especially since we could easily take 6 points from Paraguay and Peru the 2 matches before that so technically we can officially qualify on the day we play Argentina and you guys can’t even imagine the craziness in the streets of Quito that day. Too excited and too pumped for this!! Vamos mi Ecuador CHUCHA!! :P
I almost want to cry. It makes me not only miss the field even more, it makes me miss home. Seeing all these young kids want to dedicate their lives to such a sport is just beautiful
I saw the preview of this video a year ago and it still hasn’t been released. I remember I was so hyped to see this documentary because it really shows the conditions some of our Afro-Ecuadorian brothers have to go through just to make it as a professional soccer player. It truly is inspiring knowing that Valencia made it after his rough childhood and unfortunately a lot of kids will follow in his foot steps but not make it out of these isolated villages in Ecuador. I would love an update on this because it had the potential to be a great film.
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biggest fear- never playing again
truer words have never been said. The day I can’t play soccer I’ll probably cry for hours. That happiness that playing soccer brings is one of a kind and I bug out if I don’t play soccer at lest once a week. I can’t imagine being old and just sitting there for the finals years of life, that’s some scary shit!
