Thanks for sharing and thanks to Juani Jimena (@JimenaJuani) "I subtitled to English videos of Bielsa, so that the fans of Leeds United know him better."
As a referee, I have similar thoughts to those expressed by MB and wonder what coaches and players might think if I shared with them every time I thought they made a mistake on the field?
He provides some great subtitled snippets, it's quite incredible that a coach has such a following.
If you put Bielsa's thoughts here together with Jansson Villa goal....
Players surely see Bielsa supports them fully in public and should be therefore supporting him back.
It was an interesting video. I would caveat it by saying you absolutely want your players to believe the guy replacing them should still be sitting on the bench. I'd have concerns the alternative is a mindset that falls short of the uncompromising winners you need to win a championship. That said, If a player is getting subbed they should be angry at themselves if their performance has fallen short.
Admin, don't think he is saying that they shouldn't believe they should still be out there and performing. He's pointing out why you shouldn't publicly show your feelings. Because of the negative impact it can have and disrespect to your team mates. The same reason he never will publicly criticise a mistake a player or referee makes. He never has, but that doesn't mean he doesn;t think a player has ever made a mistake. Just what benefit is there in highlighting this in public?
Jonty, I thought exactly the same. This is tells us a lot about the Jansson situation.
comment by HaveFaithInLeeds (U8688)
posted 1 minute ago
Admin, don't think he is saying that they shouldn't believe they should still be out there and performing. He's pointing out why you shouldn't publicly show your feelings. Because of the negative impact it can have and disrespect to your team mates. The same reason he never will publicly criticise a mistake a player or referee makes. He never has, but that doesn't mean he doesn;t think a player has ever made a mistake. Just what benefit is there in highlighting this in public?
Jonty, I thought exactly the same. This is tells us a lot about the Jansson situation.
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I'd agree with that.
for these reasons alone, you see now why PJ had to go.
Its obvious Pontus thinks he's better than we thought!..
When the coach has problems with a player than he should have the last word, if it goes wrong then the coach is to blame!..
Pontus brought his own downfall on himself, it started when Monk was boss and ended with Bielsa!..
Wanting extended leave which under Monk he got, strike one!..
Doing the same a second time under Bielsa but asking others to join him, last straw!..
Ignoring AR when leaving the pitch, ouch!..
Sulking alone after how many games?..
That's things seen in public, nobody has any idea as to what he was like in the changing room around the other players!..
There were one or two players he ignored after Brentford played us!..
With the AR incident, maybe it wasn't just Bielsa that had a problem, that could be why he went so cheaply, the boss and coach both wanting rid!..
A great coach would have found a way to keep Pontus on board.
comment by All the Bielsa ringing (U19827)
posted 2 minutes ago
A great coach would have found a way to keep Pontus on board.
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Rubbish !!
"With the AR incident, maybe it wasn't just Bielsa that had a problem, that could be why he went so cheaply, the boss and coach both wanting rid!.."
Thing is with keeping a player on board is they have to play their part!..
Things he did in public alone show he didn't, and like I said, how was he around the others?..
Remember ol' Rednose and Jaap Stam? Similar situation maybe, and everyone said he was crazy to let Stam go, but it turned out that he wasn't irreplaceable...
comment by Jaz63 (U8369)
posted 4 hours, 51 minutes ago
Remember ol' Rednose and Jaap Stam? Similar situation maybe, and everyone said he was crazy to let Stam go, but it turned out that he wasn't irreplaceable...
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But some seem to think that Jansson was! 🤣
comment by All the Bielsa ringing (U19827)
posted 6 hours, 42 minutes ago
A great coach would have found a way to keep Pontus on board.
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a great coach wouldn't put up with players that think they're better than they are.
Stan and Fergie is a bad example because I’m pretty sure Fergie has since said letting Stam go was the time he got it wrong and regrets it
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posted on 12/9/19
Thanks for sharing and thanks to Juani Jimena (@JimenaJuani) "I subtitled to English videos of Bielsa, so that the fans of Leeds United know him better."
As a referee, I have similar thoughts to those expressed by MB and wonder what coaches and players might think if I shared with them every time I thought they made a mistake on the field?
posted on 12/9/19
He provides some great subtitled snippets, it's quite incredible that a coach has such a following.
If you put Bielsa's thoughts here together with Jansson Villa goal....
Players surely see Bielsa supports them fully in public and should be therefore supporting him back.
posted on 12/9/19
It was an interesting video. I would caveat it by saying you absolutely want your players to believe the guy replacing them should still be sitting on the bench. I'd have concerns the alternative is a mindset that falls short of the uncompromising winners you need to win a championship. That said, If a player is getting subbed they should be angry at themselves if their performance has fallen short.
posted on 12/9/19
Admin, don't think he is saying that they shouldn't believe they should still be out there and performing. He's pointing out why you shouldn't publicly show your feelings. Because of the negative impact it can have and disrespect to your team mates. The same reason he never will publicly criticise a mistake a player or referee makes. He never has, but that doesn't mean he doesn;t think a player has ever made a mistake. Just what benefit is there in highlighting this in public?
Jonty, I thought exactly the same. This is tells us a lot about the Jansson situation.
posted on 12/9/19
comment by HaveFaithInLeeds (U8688)
posted 1 minute ago
Admin, don't think he is saying that they shouldn't believe they should still be out there and performing. He's pointing out why you shouldn't publicly show your feelings. Because of the negative impact it can have and disrespect to your team mates. The same reason he never will publicly criticise a mistake a player or referee makes. He never has, but that doesn't mean he doesn;t think a player has ever made a mistake. Just what benefit is there in highlighting this in public?
Jonty, I thought exactly the same. This is tells us a lot about the Jansson situation.
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I'd agree with that.
posted on 12/9/19
for these reasons alone, you see now why PJ had to go.
posted on 12/9/19
Its obvious Pontus thinks he's better than we thought!..
When the coach has problems with a player than he should have the last word, if it goes wrong then the coach is to blame!..
Pontus brought his own downfall on himself, it started when Monk was boss and ended with Bielsa!..
Wanting extended leave which under Monk he got, strike one!..
Doing the same a second time under Bielsa but asking others to join him, last straw!..
Ignoring AR when leaving the pitch, ouch!..
Sulking alone after how many games?..
That's things seen in public, nobody has any idea as to what he was like in the changing room around the other players!..
There were one or two players he ignored after Brentford played us!..
With the AR incident, maybe it wasn't just Bielsa that had a problem, that could be why he went so cheaply, the boss and coach both wanting rid!..
posted on 12/9/19
A great coach would have found a way to keep Pontus on board.
posted on 12/9/19
comment by All the Bielsa ringing (U19827)
posted 2 minutes ago
A great coach would have found a way to keep Pontus on board.
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Rubbish !!
posted on 12/9/19
"With the AR incident, maybe it wasn't just Bielsa that had a problem, that could be why he went so cheaply, the boss and coach both wanting rid!.."
Thing is with keeping a player on board is they have to play their part!..
Things he did in public alone show he didn't, and like I said, how was he around the others?..
posted on 12/9/19
Remember ol' Rednose and Jaap Stam? Similar situation maybe, and everyone said he was crazy to let Stam go, but it turned out that he wasn't irreplaceable...
posted on 12/9/19
comment by Jaz63 (U8369)
posted 4 hours, 51 minutes ago
Remember ol' Rednose and Jaap Stam? Similar situation maybe, and everyone said he was crazy to let Stam go, but it turned out that he wasn't irreplaceable...
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But some seem to think that Jansson was! 🤣
posted on 12/9/19
comment by All the Bielsa ringing (U19827)
posted 6 hours, 42 minutes ago
A great coach would have found a way to keep Pontus on board.
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a great coach wouldn't put up with players that think they're better than they are.
posted on 12/9/19
Stan and Fergie is a bad example because I’m pretty sure Fergie has since said letting Stam go was the time he got it wrong and regrets it
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