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Clausura 2012 Review: The Worst Chivas Of My Lifetime

By Fernando
April 29, 2012
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Wow. I can’t get my mind around how absolutely dreadful this semester was. Guadalajara tanked in not, but two tournaments through yet another managerial shakeup. A loss to Pachuca ended the season on a 10 game losing streak (domestic league and Libertadores combined). A forgettable Clausura 2012 season has finally come to an end and, as painful as it is to remember what transpired, a summary of the deplorable events is after the jump.

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Good Lord, I Should Just Copy/Paste

By Fernando
April 22, 2012
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So that's it right? No? There's one more game left in the season?

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A Detailed Interview with Todd Beane

By Fernando
April 20, 2012
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Todd Beane, International Director at Johan Cruyff Institute, took time to call into ESPN Deportes' Raza Deportiva for an interview that detailed what kind of changes to expect during this process most of us are eagerly awaiting. The full interview transcribed after the jump.

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Nacho Ambriz Resigns

By Fernando
April 18, 2012
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Yesterday's loss proved to be the straw that broke the camel's back. In a press release on the club's official site, Chivas announced that Ignacio Ambriz has opted to resign.

...Club Deportivo Guadalajara S.A. de C.V informs that after the analysis obtained from the institution responsible for Chivas' project, led by Mr. Johan Cruyff, it was determined that Ignacio Ambriz would remain as manager until the end of the Clausura 2012 season.

However, upon notification of this decision, Mr. Ignacio Ambriz declined this opportunity and opted to resign from his position as manager of Club Deportivo Guadalajara S.A. de C.V. as of today.

The press release goes on to inform that Alberto Coyote will manage the final two games of the season, and that the club will have a new staff in place sometime in the month of May.

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This Has To Be Rock Bottom. It Has To Be.

By Fernando
April 17, 2012
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Our Copa Libertadores run ended in a spectacular fashion earlier this afternoon in a catastrophic 5-0 loss in Ecuador to Deportivo Quito. Guadalajara will finish dead last in their group with a shocking goal differential of -10 the result of 1 victory, 1 draw, and 4 losses. Truly a sad day for those of us that have anything emotionally invested in this club.

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...And We're Done

By Fernando
April 16, 2012
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Red cards for everyone! Chivas lost the match 2-1 in Nuevo Leon, but more importantly it lost 'Cubo' Torres, Marco Fabian, and 'Chapo' Sanchez to red cards so they'll miss the Clasico Tapatio on Saturday night. Although Atlas narrowly avoided relegation this year, it would've been nice to face them full strength. Instead, we're out of the running for a liguilla spot and we face our rivals with a crippled team.

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April 29, 2012

Clausura 2012 Review: The Worst Chivas Of My Lifetime



Wow. I can’t get my mind around how absolutely dreadful this semester was. Guadalajara tanked in not, but two tournaments through yet another managerial shakeup. A loss to Pachuca ended the season on a 10 game losing streak (domestic league and Libertadores combined). A forgettable Clausura 2012 season has finally come to an end and, as painful as it is to remember what transpired, a summary of the deplorable events is after the jump.

Continue Reading

April 22, 2012

Good Lord, I Should Just Copy/Paste



So that's it right? No? There's one more game left in the season?

Continue Reading

April 20, 2012

A Detailed Interview with Todd Beane



Todd Beane, International Director at Johan Cruyff Institute, took time to call into ESPN Deportes' Raza Deportiva for an interview that detailed what kind of changes to expect during this process most of us are eagerly awaiting. The full interview transcribed after the jump.

Continue Reading

April 18, 2012

Nacho Ambriz Resigns


Yesterday's loss proved to be the straw that broke the camel's back. In a press release on the club's official site, Chivas announced that Ignacio Ambriz has opted to resign.

...Club Deportivo Guadalajara S.A. de C.V informs that after the analysis obtained from the institution responsible for Chivas' project, led by Mr. Johan Cruyff, it was determined that Ignacio Ambriz would remain as manager until the end of the Clausura 2012 season.

However, upon notification of this decision, Mr. Ignacio Ambriz declined this opportunity and opted to resign from his position as manager of Club Deportivo Guadalajara S.A. de C.V. as of today.

The press release goes on to inform that Alberto Coyote will manage the final two games of the season, and that the club will have a new staff in place sometime in the month of May.

Continue Reading

April 17, 2012

This Has To Be Rock Bottom. It Has To Be.



Our Copa Libertadores run ended in a spectacular fashion earlier this afternoon in a catastrophic 5-0 loss in Ecuador to Deportivo Quito. Guadalajara will finish dead last in their group with a shocking goal differential of -10 the result of 1 victory, 1 draw, and 4 losses. Truly a sad day for those of us that have anything emotionally invested in this club.

Continue Reading

April 16, 2012

...And We're Done



Red cards for everyone! Chivas lost the match 2-1 in Nuevo Leon, but more importantly it lost 'Cubo' Torres, Marco Fabian, and 'Chapo' Sanchez to red cards so they'll miss the Clasico Tapatio on Saturday night. Although Atlas narrowly avoided relegation this year, it would've been nice to face them full strength. Instead, we're out of the running for a liguilla spot and we face our rivals with a crippled team.

Continue Reading
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April 29, 2012

Clausura 2012 Review: The Worst Chivas Of My Lifetime



Wow. I can’t get my mind around how absolutely dreadful this semester was. Guadalajara tanked in not, but two tournaments through yet another managerial shakeup. A loss to Pachuca ended the season on a 10 game losing streak (domestic league and Libertadores combined). A forgettable Clausura 2012 season has finally come to an end and, as painful as it is to remember what transpired, a summary of the deplorable events is after the jump.

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Posted by Fernando at Sunday, April 29, 2012
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April 22, 2012

Good Lord, I Should Just Copy/Paste



So that's it right? No? There's one more game left in the season?

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Posted by Fernando at Sunday, April 22, 2012
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April 20, 2012

A Detailed Interview with Todd Beane



Todd Beane, International Director at Johan Cruyff Institute, took time to call into ESPN Deportes' Raza Deportiva for an interview that detailed what kind of changes to expect during this process most of us are eagerly awaiting. The full interview transcribed after the jump.

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Posted by Fernando at Friday, April 20, 2012
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April 18, 2012

Nacho Ambriz Resigns


Yesterday's loss proved to be the straw that broke the camel's back. In a press release on the club's official site, Chivas announced that Ignacio Ambriz has opted to resign.

...Club Deportivo Guadalajara S.A. de C.V informs that after the analysis obtained from the institution responsible for Chivas' project, led by Mr. Johan Cruyff, it was determined that Ignacio Ambriz would remain as manager until the end of the Clausura 2012 season.

However, upon notification of this decision, Mr. Ignacio Ambriz declined this opportunity and opted to resign from his position as manager of Club Deportivo Guadalajara S.A. de C.V. as of today.

The press release goes on to inform that Alberto Coyote will manage the final two games of the season, and that the club will have a new staff in place sometime in the month of May.

Continue Reading
Posted by Fernando at Wednesday, April 18, 2012
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April 17, 2012

This Has To Be Rock Bottom. It Has To Be.



Our Copa Libertadores run ended in a spectacular fashion earlier this afternoon in a catastrophic 5-0 loss in Ecuador to Deportivo Quito. Guadalajara will finish dead last in their group with a shocking goal differential of -10 the result of 1 victory, 1 draw, and 4 losses. Truly a sad day for those of us that have anything emotionally invested in this club.

Continue Reading
Posted by Fernando at Tuesday, April 17, 2012
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April 16, 2012

...And We're Done



Red cards for everyone! Chivas lost the match 2-1 in Nuevo Leon, but more importantly it lost 'Cubo' Torres, Marco Fabian, and 'Chapo' Sanchez to red cards so they'll miss the Clasico Tapatio on Saturday night. Although Atlas narrowly avoided relegation this year, it would've been nice to face them full strength. Instead, we're out of the running for a liguilla spot and we face our rivals with a crippled team.

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Posted by Fernando at Monday, April 16, 2012
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