Hercules Gomez

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1,080 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 24 Mar

Hercules Gomez’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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ESPN FC · Futbol Americas: Will Pochettino field his best USMNT XI vs. Belgium? · 24 Mar 2026 podcast

It feels like the same thing happens to Major League Soccer clubs, because what you have is great in Major League Soccer, and you can play in the confines of your stadium, and you can maybe go cross country and play in the confines that are comfy of another team in Major League Soccer, but when you're getting

yelled at, when you're getting berated, when you're playing in heat or certain conditions like altitude, when you're playing against not pristine fields, where the field isn't wet, when you're playing against opposition and refereeing that you're not used to, why is it always Major League Soccer doesn't know how to react?

It's something I don't understand.

I think what Ali's saying is very important because it's very easy and you see fans, you see other pundits who are like, they want to blame Don Garber, they want to blame the salary cap.

At some point, the players need to realize what the game is like in other countries.

what it feels like to play in other venues.

Because there's nothing wrong with what Ali is saying about Major League Soccer.

That's what makes Major League Soccer a very good product within the United States, within North America, to consume as a family.

Comes in for Christian Pulisic.

This is a great sight if you're a Mexico fan.

Good sight if you're a Milan fan.

An important strike you paid important money for back on the pitch.

Yeah, it keeps the penalty kick streak going.

Best in Premier League history, but definitely an emotional moment for him.

Whatever they're feeding him, keep it up.

This man cannot stop scoring.

It's left foot to touch, right foot to finish.

Very cool, calm, collected.

He knows exactly what he's doing.

Doesn't even look at the goalkeeper, just puts it in.

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