TRF stories: Marcelo Bielsa
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Re: TRF stories: Marcelo Bielsa
Thanks for that that must have taken you an age. I read it from beginning to end
and I think I understand the passion and disagreements a bit better now.
It must have been a bitter blow to Argentina to have a Argentinian manage Chile,
since there is no love lost between those neighbouring countries.
I still like the video for its passion and energy and the selection of the clips.
Thanks once again.
and I think I understand the passion and disagreements a bit better now.
It must have been a bitter blow to Argentina to have a Argentinian manage Chile,
since there is no love lost between those neighbouring countries.
I still like the video for its passion and energy and the selection of the clips.
Thanks once again.
Re: TRF stories: Marcelo Bielsa
My pleasure! took me 10 minutes :D but its ok, is a joy to see that about Bielsa...
Here in Southamerica, at least in Chile and Argentina, Leeds games are each weekend alive, sometimes over games of City or others of the Premier, and I guess if Leeds office have the idea to bring shirts here to sell will be a great business too!
Leeds have a huge history, and deserve to be in the PL again, I think Bielsa is the right person to achieve that goal, because with a potatoe and 2 tomatoes, can build a Michelin star dish.... Chile had just medium or low quality players in his time, and he could make them play head to head with Argentina, Germany and Spain.... so, if there is no money, but passion, will be succesful.
I love this video, showing the pressing work how Bielsa likes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVC7Tfzo6r8
Here in Southamerica, at least in Chile and Argentina, Leeds games are each weekend alive, sometimes over games of City or others of the Premier, and I guess if Leeds office have the idea to bring shirts here to sell will be a great business too!
Leeds have a huge history, and deserve to be in the PL again, I think Bielsa is the right person to achieve that goal, because with a potatoe and 2 tomatoes, can build a Michelin star dish.... Chile had just medium or low quality players in his time, and he could make them play head to head with Argentina, Germany and Spain.... so, if there is no money, but passion, will be succesful.
I love this video, showing the pressing work how Bielsa likes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVC7Tfzo6r8
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Re: TRF stories: Marcelo Bielsa
That is great to know. I did not know you were from South America or how popular Leeds are there.lexluchor wrote: ↑Sun Sep 30, 2018 9:07 pm My pleasure! took me 10 minutes :D but its ok, is a joy to see that about Bielsa...
Here in Southamerica, at least in Chile and Argentina, Leeds games are each weekend alive, sometimes over games of City or others of the Premier, and I guess if Leeds office have the idea to bring shirts here to sell will be a great business too!
Leeds have a huge history, and deserve to be in the PL again, I think Bielsa is the right person to achieve that goal, because with a potatoe and 2 tomatoes, can build a Michelin star dish.... Chile had just medium or low quality players in his time, and he could make them play head to head with Argentina, Germany and Spain.... so, if there is no money, but passion, will be succesful.
I love this video, showing the pressing work how Bielsa likes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVC7Tfzo6r8
Welcome to MOT, and I hope to see more posts from you, especially insights into Bielsa.
Thanks once again.
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Re: TRF stories: Marcelo Bielsa
Bielsa seen at Spurs game.
It is certainly an advantage for Leeds that Bielsa has strong relationships with other managers,
especially ones in the Premier League. Not only is he admired by Pochettino but Manchester City’s
Pep Guardiola has also held the Argentine in high esteem in the past. It let to a lot of speculation
in the summer about Leeds signing players on loan from Spurs and Man City.
While they did not get anyone from North London, Jack Harrison was loaned from Manchester City
and he has had a key role to play in recent weeks with Pablo Hernandez injured.
Could Bielsa be thinking about a Spurs player he wants to sign on loan in January?
That would explain his visit to the John Smith’s on Saturday and someone who could be in his mind
is centre-back Juan Foyth, who could really do with some first team experience.
He has been called up to the Argentina national side despite not playing in the
Premier League for Tottenham, so a loan move could benefit all parties.
It is certainly an advantage for Leeds that Bielsa has strong relationships with other managers,
especially ones in the Premier League. Not only is he admired by Pochettino but Manchester City’s
Pep Guardiola has also held the Argentine in high esteem in the past. It let to a lot of speculation
in the summer about Leeds signing players on loan from Spurs and Man City.
While they did not get anyone from North London, Jack Harrison was loaned from Manchester City
and he has had a key role to play in recent weeks with Pablo Hernandez injured.
Could Bielsa be thinking about a Spurs player he wants to sign on loan in January?
That would explain his visit to the John Smith’s on Saturday and someone who could be in his mind
is centre-back Juan Foyth, who could really do with some first team experience.
He has been called up to the Argentina national side despite not playing in the
Premier League for Tottenham, so a loan move could benefit all parties.
Re: TRF stories: Marcelo Bielsa
Welcome to MOT Lexlexluchor wrote: ↑Sun Sep 30, 2018 9:07 pm My pleasure! took me 10 minutes :D but its ok, is a joy to see that about Bielsa...
Here in Southamerica, at least in Chile and Argentina, Leeds games are each weekend alive, sometimes over games of City or others of the Premier, and I guess if Leeds office have the idea to bring shirts here to sell will be a great business too!
Leeds have a huge history, and deserve to be in the PL again, I think Bielsa is the right person to achieve that goal, because with a potatoe and 2 tomatoes, can build a Michelin star dish.... Chile had just medium or low quality players in his time, and he could make them play head to head with Argentina, Germany and Spain.... so, if there is no money, but passion, will be succesful.
I love this video, showing the pressing work how Bielsa likes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVC7Tfzo6r8
Re: TRF stories: Marcelo Bielsa
Bielsa has a class mentality so no surprise he mixes with the eliterab_rant wrote: ↑Mon Oct 01, 2018 4:54 am Bielsa seen at Spurs game.
It is certainly an advantage for Leeds that Bielsa has strong relationships with other managers,
especially ones in the Premier League. Not only is he admired by Pochettino but Manchester City’s
Pep Guardiola has also held the Argentine in high esteem in the past. It let to a lot of speculation
in the summer about Leeds signing players on loan from Spurs and Man City.
While they did not get anyone from North London, Jack Harrison was loaned from Manchester City
and he has had a key role to play in recent weeks with Pablo Hernandez injured.
Could Bielsa be thinking about a Spurs player he wants to sign on loan in January?
That would explain his visit to the John Smith’s on Saturday and someone who could be in his mind
is centre-back Juan Foyth, who could really do with some first team experience.
He has been called up to the Argentina national side despite not playing in the
Premier League for Tottenham, so a loan move could benefit all parties.