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Panama: Hot canal actionOne of the best things about Toronto FC's qualification into
CONCACAF Champions League proper is the chance to meet new opponents. The finest of the finest
Caribbean, North and Central American squads doing battle to crown the ultimate regional
champion... like a battle royale.
El clásico de la Concacaf, los rudos contra los técnicos, un duelo por el orgullo, por las
racies latinas, lo social del fútbol mexicano cruza la frontera, así es el juego del hombre.
Por mucho tiempo México dominaba de manera aplastante a los Estados Unidos, las estadisticas lo
demuestran, en historias mas recientes los americanos o mejor conocidos como gringos inclinaron la
balanza de su lado, pero la ultima historia de una final fue la copa de Oro 2009 y un humillante 5
a cero a favor del tri, ¿Se repetira la historia?
By Chris Wright
The US lost their first ever Gold Cup group game on Saturday, going down 2-1 to Panama in
Florida in distinctly uninspiring fashion a fact neatly summed up by this subtle headline in a
Panamanian newspaper...
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I like that Boonbooree. Jason and Jared hit all aspects of USA-Chile, including the birth of
"Boonbooree" and audio from Bradley and the players, talk to Gringos at the Gate filmmaker Pablo
Mirelles, and close out with a recap of other news from around American soccer.CSRN MEDIA
PLAYER
-Jason Davis
Here's your new American Soccer Show, with the obvious subjects covered plus a little more.
Jared and I start out on USA-Chile, covering our impressions of the match and the players that
stood out (both good and bad). We hit the negatives first, then move on to the good things we saw
and what they might mean for the future.
-Jason Davis
We've got a completely packed American Soccer Show set to record today, and I thought it might be
worth it to stream it live for those interested.
Jared was out at the USA-Chile match and collected some excellent post-game audio. We'll hit all of
the talking points from the game, review the tapes, and consider the winners and losers.
Last summer I was a contributor to a KPFK show called "The People's Game" that aired during the
World Cup.
A co-contributor/host/guest on the show was Altadena filmmaker Pablo Miralles who is in the
final stages of making a documentary called "Gringos at the Gate" along with two other graduates of
UCLA's film school.
Attention brothers, sisters and fellow members of the congregation of the Church of American
Soccer: it's time to pass around the collection plate.
The creators of the independent film Gringos at the Gate need our help to get their movie out of
the edit bay and into theaters/DVD players so it's time to put up (cash) or shut up; watch the clip
above to find out how you can help make this bit of celluloid soccer magic happen.
