It’s All About Fútbol with Juan Arango
By It’s All About Fútbol with Juan Arango
A fresh perspective on football. This a creative endeavor that has dedicated itself to the global game. We will talk about everything from Champions League to South American football on this podcast as well as whatever you want to find out about.
It’s All About Fútbol with Juan ArangoFeb 17, 2022
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09:35
Messi Wins A Broken Title
More than taking your ire on the players, the focus should be on a broken awards system that is now a popularity contest.
Jan 16, 202415:38
The UnCertainties And Ineptitudes Of Brazilian Football
This was made minutes before it was announced that Fernando Diniz was out as Brazil coach. Dorival Junior is the top candidate to take over but it shows a greater uncertaintiy and ineptitude within the CBF.
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Jan 05, 202420:39
Super League Part 2: What Happens Now
The Super League is now good to go. What will happen?
Dec 21, 202305:43
Santos Takes Their First Steps To Return
After eing relegated for the first time in 118 years, Santos makes a decision that generated praise and criticism at the same time. What do you think?
Dec 11, 202309:03
Bielsa And The Uruguayan Revolution
Marcelo Bielsa is beginning to change the way that Uruguay is looking at their national team. The new generation is buying into “El Loco” and his philosophy and this is starting to show its benefits.
Nov 20, 202312:41
Uruguay Was Just The Better Team
Uruguay arguably played their best match under Marcelo Bielsa while Argentina played one of their poorest under Scaloni.
Nov 17, 202312:03
Argentina: A Team With Answers To Questions Not Yet Asked
Argentina won a very difficult match against Ecuador to start the defense of the World Cup. They showed pedigree in key moments
Sep 08, 202310:42
IAAF: Argentina-Argentina Reaction
There was a bunch to unwrap after Argentina defeat the Aussies in Beijing. Everything from Leo Messi's goal and future to other details with Lionel Scaloni's side as well as several other details that need to be mentioned prior to World Cup Qualifying.
Jun 15, 202308:42
IAAF: The Parisian Marriage Is Done
After the suspension the PSG handed Leo Messi, all signs point to this relationship coming to an end. Not only that, there are certain topics that are also delved into as far as Leo's future is concerned and the future of many other players in this saga.
May 03, 202316:06
The New Penalty Kick Rules And European Morality
Dibu Martínez became the posterchild for all that is "wrong in football", thus giving the powers that be the ability to hone in on less important matters and what is most problematic to be shelved.
Mar 26, 202304:10
IAAF: Entrevista Con Pipa Gancedo
En este episodio de mi podcast tuve el honor y placer de charlar con el gran Leonel Gancedo. En este episodio, "El Pipa" habla del desarrollo de chicos, el crecimiento del deporte y su fomentación, y por supuesto... de Diego.
Jul 23, 202254:19
IAAF: South America's Huge Rift
There are some major issues that are emerging in South American football, all of these are establishing one huge crisis. In this episode we delve into some of the major ones that are causing the huge separation between Brazil and the rest of CONMEBOL in South American competition.
Jul 08, 202215:47
IAAF: USA has finally surpassed Mexico
Get ready for this one as one is definitely off his rocker (some will say)
Jul 07, 202214:31
IAAF: Boca's Nightmare
There's more than meets the eye when you talk about Boca's elimination from Copa Libertadores
Jul 06, 202216:06
IAAF: What To Expect From Alexandro Bernabei
In the past few weeks, Juan was asked about the qualities that Alexandro Bernabei can offer Celtic as soon as he arrives from Lanús
Jun 24, 202221:36
IAAF: Just Chatting With Indian Football Lovers
Was a pleasure to be able to speak to Ayushman over at Indian Football Lovers as we discuss how the content came to be. Also we delve into the growth of the game in India as well as what is needed in order to have the game grow even moreso.
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May 13, 202241:56
IAAF: The Eye of The Tigre (or The Lack of Letter in The Law)
Tigre is the Cinderella of the Argentine league and after they beat River at the Monumental, there is a great deal of people dreaming of the chance that they could win the title. Juan also talks about what is going on in Ecuador with the Byron Castillo case as well as some news for my friends in India over Jorge Pereyra Díaz
May 12, 202224:49
Sin Tapujos: La Vergüenza Del Fútbol Colombiano
Después de lo ocurrido en el fútbol colombiano, uno tiene que decir varias realidades, hasta con la garganta medio cansada.
May 10, 202208:55
Sin Tapujos: El Problema Que Es La Directiva De La Selección Colombia
En esta primera edición en español se hablará de la falta de autocrítica y visión en Colombia tras la eliminación de la selección.
Apr 20, 202220:14
IAAF: Having A Chat With Stephen Constantine
In this podcast, this will be a new feature that I am adding. Although it is great to offer takes in regards to the latest goings on in the world of football, there comes a time when you have to look elsewhere for different voices and opinions. This is why we brought coach Stephen Constantine to the show as he talks about his present, the hardships of coaching, the balance between family and career and the toughest time in his time as a football coach. Would he go back to India? What was his greatest accomplishment? All this and more in this first interview on #HavingAChat. Also will be bringing in some sponsors very soon to help the show going forward. I am currently working with TRULEAN to offer you some of the best protein available right now. You can 15% off of any TRULEAN product when you go to their website (http://trulean.com) and use the promo TLBBJuanWC22
Apr 19, 202243:44
IAAF: Bad Reffing Or VAR?
After several bad calls that were ratified by VAR use in various leagues in Europe and America, is it safe to say that technology is not the problem?
Apr 18, 202211:25
IAAF: It's Never Just A Goal, It's Never Just Football
Freddy Rincón was one of the giants of Colombian football. He made my dad's life a little better at a very tough time. He made many Colombians' lives a little bit more liveable (for a moment) and represented like few ever did.
Apr 14, 202228:01
IAAF: Karim and Madrid In Champions
Juan goes on about Karim Benzema and how Real Madrid were able to handle the reigning European champs in their own backyard. Make sure that you also support the Fútbol Notebook. You can buy it over on Amazon.
Apr 07, 202210:25
IAAF: The End of A Golden Generation and The Beginning of the Mailbag
In this episode, Juan delves into Chile and their downfall and the factors that contributed to it. He will also answer your questions in the first rendition of the Mailbag. Will Stiven Mendoza return to India? This will be talked about in its entirety. [This show is dedicated to our newest supporter- Thomas Ginsburg. Thank you so much.]
Mar 31, 202225:26
IAAF: World Cup Qualifying Is Done (And So Is Colombia)
This is the longest episode to date. I apologize in advance but there were many things that needed to be said about this. Some praise and some absolute rant sessions of many harsh truths that have to be mentioned
Mar 30, 202232:06
IAAF: A Brief Chat With Wes Brown
Happened to speak briefly with former Manchester United defender Wes Brown as we talked about his career, some great moments and his most amazing teammate. Wanted to give a special thanks to Marriott Bonvoy for making this all possible.
Mar 27, 202208:15
IAAF: Siamo Fuori III And South American Craziness
Italy out again and all the craziness that was South American World Cup qualifiers.
Mar 25, 202221:11
IAAF: Pele And English Media Insularity
Brazil lashed back at the English press after Carragher and Neville's comments about Pelé. Further proof of the insularity of the media there.
Mar 16, 202209:12
IAAF: Cholismo Resurrected At The Theatre of Dreams
Atlético once again show their mettle against a United side that seemed poised after Ronaldo's historic night, bringing the Red Devils back to reality.
Mar 16, 202210:22
IAAF: Another Brave Act Of Madridismo (Or Another PSG Collapse)
Real Madrid eliminated PSG in an exciting match at the Santiago Bernabéu, yet what it ended up doing was exposing more of PSG's shortcomings than in a project that is now deemed a complete and utter failure. It was a clash of mystique versus high profile in which Madrid's history overtook anything that PSG had and the French side's lack of courage showed the adversity of the moment instead.
Mar 10, 202209:57
IAAF: Boca Still Have A Long Way To Go
After winning on Sunday, Boca have lots of questions to ask. They showed they can kill off a match, but they also show that they can bring their opponents back to life.
Feb 21, 202207:28
IAAF: Luis Díaz And Breaking The Ultimate Premier League Myth
Colombian Luis Díaz is doing a great job of adapting to English football. His ability to play and understand the game has truly vanquished the Premier League's ultimate myth and won over many fans.
Feb 20, 202207:04
IAAF: What Comes Next
Wanted to truly analyze what the future has in store (while my snores and rolls around in his bed) while dealing with a stuffy nose. What will be added and what will be brought to the table in this platform going forward.
Feb 19, 202206:11
IAAF: Barça and Napoli Draw Deservedly
The Europa League was a weird experience for Barcelona as they faced Napoli in a match if contrasts that ended up being a "deserved" draw. You can also buy The Fútbol Notebook for your fave footy fan of if you are a fan or professional of the game. Check out the link. amzn.to/3piHMwn
Feb 17, 202209:35
IAAF: CONCACAF Turns Its Back On Cavaly
CONCACAF turned its back on one if the biggest promises they made when it came to football inclusivity in the region after giving Haitian side Cavaly no other choice than to forfeit from the Champions League of that region. If you like to take notes or are a commentator, you can also purchase The Fútbol Notebook... check out the link below. amzn.to/3GUb2iE
Feb 16, 202210:19
IAAF: UCL KO wrap- Day 1
Juan delves into the first day of Champions League knock out stage with an emphasis on PSG- Real Madrid.
Feb 15, 202208:60
IAAF: Copa de La Liga Recap
Juan gave a recap if what went down in the first round of the Argentine Copa de La Liga.
Feb 14, 202207:06
IAAF: Chelsea, Palmeiras, The Death of The Superstar and The Future Of Football
Chelsea and Palmeiras had an intense match in Abu Dhabi which not only gave is a new winner, they also showed that there is not "I" in team but there is no "team" without "me". Especially in teams that have budgets.
Feb 13, 202212:33
IAAF: Es Lo Que Hay OR Don’t Defend Me That Way
Juan goes in depth after Barca’s loss to Benfica.
Sep 29, 202108:35
IAAF: UEFA and CONMEBOL Strike Back (and Whiff)
Juan talks about the major detail that UEFA and CONMEBOL missed out on after announcing the EuroAmerican Cup
Sep 29, 202107:40
IAAF: James goes to Qatar
Juan covers all the angles in terms of the James Rodríguez arrival at Al-Rayyan
Sep 23, 202115:59
IAFF: It is what it is
Barcelona are a sorry shell of what they once were and few things prove it like their 3-0 loss at home to Bayern
Sep 15, 202108:25
IAAF: Government overstepping or sovereignty supreme?
In this episode we see the overall outcome of the disastrous developments in São Paulo.
Sep 06, 202100:14
IAAF: Europe only want to benefit themselves
It became more apparent in the last few days that European sides were doing everything in their power to sabotage South American national teams all in the name of protection and health.
Sep 02, 202113:14
IAAF: Understanding in pandemic chaos and Jorge Pereyra Díaz heads to India
At times one has to understand all sides involved in order to solve a problem and that is exactly what is going on in terms of European players blocking players from joining their national teams. Juan also talks a bit about what Kerala Blasters new signing is able to do during the upcoming Indian League season.
Aug 25, 202121:38
IAAF: South America with the same fate as Europe
After Atletico-MG’s 3-0 over River and Brazil getting three teams in the semis of the Copa Libertadores, there is a very bleak reality facing the region. One very similar to Europe, but with worse consequences.
Aug 19, 202118:01
IAAF: Laporta done just as he started
With Messi’s departure, Joan Laporta was exposed for many half-truths he offered and giving the illusion of something that never was and would never be,
Aug 07, 202115:48
IAAF: What a way to start again OR We come back and Messi leaves
With a little more than a week left before the beginning of the La Liga season, Barcelona are left out in the cold.
Aug 05, 202121:10
Copa Libertadores: VAR is not the the problem
It seems like VAR has been demonized and part of the problem has not been assessed… in this episode Juan talks about it.
Jul 15, 202115:52
Copa América RECAP
In this episode, Juan talks a little bit more about the aftermath of the Copa América and what the impacts are going to be leading up to World Cup Qualifiers.
Jul 12, 202125:05