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I didn't see anything wrong in kilchs goal to be honest, you play till the whistle blows.
Bielsa once again showed his integrity just like he did in the spy saga. He's looney but honest. I like it but must be hard for the teammates and fans to accept, don't think I've ever seen anything like this.
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Bielsa once again showed his integrity just like he did in the spy saga. He's looney but honest. I like it but must be hard for the teammates and fans to accept, don't think I've ever seen anything like this.
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Litterally told Villa players next to him he will stop play, slow down like he is about to do it when they were standing still, then he sneaks in a quick pass and they score. Cunt move, even more so because Leeds had gotten the ball kicked it for them by Villa for Leeds player being down.
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Maybe I just see black and white or I'm a cunt as well, that goal was on Bielsa and I doubt many managers would have pushed their team to allow the opposition to score, even more so when that result seals them playoffs. This is why i got total respect for the guy, he didn't have to, but he did. Someone give him a beyond expectations award.
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Really? What's so special about PL managers? Most managers will stand up for their team, deny they saw a pen, dismiss sending offs and take a passive approach. You got to be naive to think managers wouldnt love a free offside goal in their favour or have a pen which deep down they know when it wasn't one.
Im not sure how to define or what rationale to use behind this subjective discussion on identifying managers that wouldnt.. But on top of my head.
Sarri
Pep
Brendan Rogers
Neil warnock
Klopp
Marco Silva
Rafa benitez
All been accused of lying at somepoint during their careers by players/managers. I don't know enough about other PL managers to even start digging. Some of these guys are new in the job with a few years, hardly something to say good or bad about. Lying is just one criteria but reality is as i said its subjective and everyones got good and bad but with high stakes, it takes something special and bielsa did that. If there's anything we can agree on is that he's unique and erratic but it's not the first time he showed integrity. His presentation during the spy scandal was truly exceptional.
PS. Spent most of my time looking for dirt on Poch but failed. In his biography he says "its a risk when you lie" and "The problem is when you lie, when you lie inside and want to be different. But for me I am here how I am inside.” perhaps bielsa influence? Either way I'm impressed.
He also mentions how he doesnt do social media. @ allegri
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Im not sure how to define or what rationale to use behind this subjective discussion on identifying managers that wouldnt.. But on top of my head.
Sarri
Pep
Brendan Rogers
Neil warnock
Klopp
Marco Silva
Rafa benitez
All been accused of lying at somepoint during their careers by players/managers. I don't know enough about other PL managers to even start digging. Some of these guys are new in the job with a few years, hardly something to say good or bad about. Lying is just one criteria but reality is as i said its subjective and everyones got good and bad but with high stakes, it takes something special and bielsa did that. If there's anything we can agree on is that he's unique and erratic but it's not the first time he showed integrity. His presentation during the spy scandal was truly exceptional.
PS. Spent most of my time looking for dirt on Poch but failed. In his biography he says "its a risk when you lie" and "The problem is when you lie, when you lie inside and want to be different. But for me I am here how I am inside.” perhaps bielsa influence? Either way I'm impressed.
He also mentions how he doesnt do social media. @ allegri
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Just because the incident happened in England, this is the PL thread and I figured it was a league we were both familiar with.
I’ll concede this is a subjective discussion, there’s no right or wrong answer. Although my view is that every single one would have done what Bielsa did in those same circumstances.
Now if it was a dodgy penalty or the same situation in a cup final? Not so sure.
Agree with you on Bielsa. He’s eccentric but honest. Big influence on our boss. Of course, you already know it was Bielsa that guided his early career. We’re lucky to have Poch, and hopefully Leeds make it to PL.
I’ll concede this is a subjective discussion, there’s no right or wrong answer. Although my view is that every single one would have done what Bielsa did in those same circumstances.
Now if it was a dodgy penalty or the same situation in a cup final? Not so sure.
Agree with you on Bielsa. He’s eccentric but honest. Big influence on our boss. Of course, you already know it was Bielsa that guided his early career. We’re lucky to have Poch, and hopefully Leeds make it to PL.
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