Do not be superficial, and let alone to the exogenous factors that have little or no influence what we see in games Alberto Porvair
Me much grace as journalists, presidents, coaches, players and football fans simply refer to the relief appeal of bad luck or the lack of justice, to try to explain the reason for a poor performance on the pitch. Because it looks really football there are reasons to explain the causes of the marker in a race without having to resort to such facile clichés that all he shows is impotence and lack of knowledge by those who refer in their statements.
This thought comes to mind not so lucky the reactions (British, mainly) the outcome of the champions league tie between Chelsea and FC Barcelona. He complains that people that the club should not reach the final as they benefited from refereeing errors and an unexpected stroke of luck in the final minutes. Also accuse him of not having thrown just door to hold the ball in a sterile manner, and if given time, I guess eventually be loaded into the Catalan team, the London bombing of the Second World War.
law by kicking aside, do not you think that would be much more productive to analyze the tactical reasons, technical, physical or psychological that have led to defeat in the final breath? Because just as they have nothing to do with the referee, luck or justice, in the impressive first Essien goal, nor are participants in these elements in the final Andres Iniesta shot. Essien scored with his left foot and the squad because he is a fantastic player. Perhaps only get hit once in every hundred of those shots, but the rest of us do not mark that way even if we spend half life kicking a door. Same with late goal for the Blaugrana, what team in the attacking half with ten men and virtually eliminated, is able to come and attack with many players in the final minutes of a game against the mighty Chelsea? The answer is simple, only FC Barcelona, \u200b\u200ba squadron to which nothing that happens on the pitch makes change its offensive philosophy based on the intelligent control of the ball. Answer me now: is this something to do with fortune or justice?. You know the answer.
Luck is inappropriately remove a bullet head from his hole, and thereby prevent an imminent goal. Injustice is that a team be allowed to play with thirteen players. Do not look for these concepts in a field. They do not belong to the essence of our favorite sport. In football, as in life, what prevails is the work, knowledge and self-improvement. Nothing else, plain and simple.
acknowledge that all these controversies (the arbitration included) give this sport a "Salsilla" special. But this should not prevent us to observe and judge the true reality of what happens in our stadiums. Do not be superficial, and let alone to the exogenous factors that have little or no influence on what we see in games. A true professional (and acquitted deliberately exclude the profane fans) should identify, understand and eventually correct the intrinsic reasons that you have been convicted of a painful defeat. And these, whatever they say some, are, in essence, providing tactical.
In short, focus the discussion of football on the football itself, and make deaf ears of the mourners who publicly displayed without shame their ignorance and lack of talent in media. Oh, I forgot: força Barça!
This thought comes to mind not so lucky the reactions (British, mainly) the outcome of the champions league tie between Chelsea and FC Barcelona. He complains that people that the club should not reach the final as they benefited from refereeing errors and an unexpected stroke of luck in the final minutes. Also accuse him of not having thrown just door to hold the ball in a sterile manner, and if given time, I guess eventually be loaded into the Catalan team, the London bombing of the Second World War.
law by kicking aside, do not you think that would be much more productive to analyze the tactical reasons, technical, physical or psychological that have led to defeat in the final breath? Because just as they have nothing to do with the referee, luck or justice, in the impressive first Essien goal, nor are participants in these elements in the final Andres Iniesta shot. Essien scored with his left foot and the squad because he is a fantastic player. Perhaps only get hit once in every hundred of those shots, but the rest of us do not mark that way even if we spend half life kicking a door. Same with late goal for the Blaugrana, what team in the attacking half with ten men and virtually eliminated, is able to come and attack with many players in the final minutes of a game against the mighty Chelsea? The answer is simple, only FC Barcelona, \u200b\u200ba squadron to which nothing that happens on the pitch makes change its offensive philosophy based on the intelligent control of the ball. Answer me now: is this something to do with fortune or justice?. You know the answer.
Luck is inappropriately remove a bullet head from his hole, and thereby prevent an imminent goal. Injustice is that a team be allowed to play with thirteen players. Do not look for these concepts in a field. They do not belong to the essence of our favorite sport. In football, as in life, what prevails is the work, knowledge and self-improvement. Nothing else, plain and simple.
acknowledge that all these controversies (the arbitration included) give this sport a "Salsilla" special. But this should not prevent us to observe and judge the true reality of what happens in our stadiums. Do not be superficial, and let alone to the exogenous factors that have little or no influence on what we see in games. A true professional (and acquitted deliberately exclude the profane fans) should identify, understand and eventually correct the intrinsic reasons that you have been convicted of a painful defeat. And these, whatever they say some, are, in essence, providing tactical.
In short, focus the discussion of football on the football itself, and make deaf ears of the mourners who publicly displayed without shame their ignorance and lack of talent in media. Oh, I forgot: força Barça!
Alberto Porvair
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