The Liguilla is on fire and at Los Jefes’ table, sparks flew all the way to the back row! In the most recent episode of QuéOnnda TV, the always controversial Álvaro “El Brujo” Morales held nothing back and threw a poisoned dart straight to the heart of the Rebaño Sagrado: “Stop crying!”.
Under the production of Nueva Network and QuéOnnda, this program has established itself as the ultimate authority in sports debate, bringing together a luxury lineup that only the real “bosses” could hold.
“Stop crying”: Álvaro Morales to Chivas
The 2-2 draw between Chivas and Cruz Azul left a taste of a great game, but for Álvaro Morales, what it left was a trail of excuses that he is not willing to tolerate.
In a heated debate on QuéOnnda TV, “el Brujo” lashed out at the red and white board and fans who complained about the refereeing and the lack of selected players.
“It turns out that Chivas are crying about a penalty that was a very clear foul. They gave him a machete.
Stop crying,” said Morales, flanked by a table of true legends: the coach Ricardo “el Tuca” Ferretti, the historic Rodrigo “el Pony” Ruiz and the analyst Juan Carlos Gabriel de Anda.
El Tuca vs. El Brujo: Duel of Titans
Tensions rose when El Tuca Ferretti, in his characteristic style, shushed Álvaro to defend Guadalajara’s performance.
“Chivas proposed today, they didn’t look for a draw. Don’t demerit a team just because you don’t like them,” said the former national coach, asserting that the penalty was not as clear as Morales was trying to make it seem.
For his part, Juan Carlos Gabriel de Anda described the match as a high-level spectacle, although he did not forgive the Celeste goalkeeper’s mistake.
“The Kevin Mier thing is fatal,” he commented, echoing Tuca’s doubt about whether Gudiño should have remained in the starting lineup.
Who won the “moral round”?
Despite Alvaro’s insistence that Cruz Azul is an unstoppable “machine,” the rest of the table agreed that the “moral score” favored the chiverío.
Pony Ruiz highlighted the bravery of Chivas’ youngsters, while De Anda stressed that the pace of the match showed that Mexican soccer is at its best level.
The episode closed with an analysis of Charlie Rodríguez’s goal -which for the table was a painting of intent- and predictions for the duel between Pumas and Pachuca, where pessimism surrounds the UNAM team if they do not correct their defense.
What about you Onnda, do you think Chivas are right to complain or are you with El Brujo that they should leave the tears behind?
The episode is now available on QuéOnnda TV’s YouTube channel, where you can also listen to other titles promoted by QuéOnnda and Nueva Network, such as Nueva Jugada.
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