Marcelo Bielsaformer coach of Athletic Club de Bilbao or Leeds United, among other teams, is highly criticized in recent days, following criticism that Luis Suarez It reminded him of his time as Uruguay coach. “A meeting took place to ask him to at least say hello,” explained the former Barça player. After that, the last to criticize Bielsa was José Luis Chilavertlegendary Uruguayan goalkeeper, who attacked the Argentine coach even more.
“He’s a vile socialist, but with a Mercedes Benz”said Chilavert, who recalled that “Bielsa disrespected me as a professional.” Furthermore, the former goalkeeper of Royal Zaragoza For three years (between 1988 and 1991), famous for scoring goals by taking fouls and penalties, he criticized Marcelo Bielsa very harshly: “The older managers bother him, that’s why liquids and mistreats them. He cannot live with the numbers. The character must be him.
Thus, José Luis Chilavert joined the criticisms of Luis Suárez, which already represented a earthquake in Uruguay, and he was even harsher with the Argentine coach, currently coach of the Uruguayan team. Suárez retired from the national team a month ago and he played against Bielsa a few days ago. “There were certain situations in the Copa América which were generated and which hurt, but you had to keep quiet out of respect for the national team of the time,” Suárez said.
Chilavert was harder. “He thinks he is more important than the players.that’s why he doesn’t manage big European clubs like Barcelona or Real Madrid. He still manages mid-level clubs because he can mistreat children, but it’s impossible for the more experienced ones,” commented the former Paraguayan goalkeeper.
Thus, Chilavert, who coincided with Bielsa in Velez Sarsfieldeven told an anecdote with the 1998 coach of the year.Abused by a colleague and I took up his defense. I told him everything to his face about what I thought of his figure. This is where we start the mess. “He took away my title of captain and forbade me to take free kicks,” explained Chilavert, who committed fouls on his teams while he was goalkeeper, in statements to Paraguayan radio . Ñanduti.
Chilavert’s very harsh words towards Bielsa
José Luis Chilavert’s criticism of Marcelo Bielsa continues: ‘He uses very offensive words towards a teammate he called him a coward. In a match against Gimnasia de Jujuy, I came out to take a free kick, I scored a goal and my teammates didn’t want to hug me, they looked at the coach. That’s when Chilavert also called Bilesa a “vile socialist, but with a Mercedes Benz.”
Luis Suárez, a few days earlier, had revealed a tense conversation with Bielsa: “I go to a conversation with him, I sit in front of him, I talk to him for five or six minutes, I look at his face, I tell him that the players were with him, that we were going to respect the decisions he made. He looked at me and said, “Thank you very much, Luis.” didn’t respond in the five or six minutes I looked at him.”
