“When someone has free time and, especially, the desire to talk, things like what happens Miguel “el Piojo” Herrera which returned to create a new controversy. This time he was criticized by Giovani Dos Santos, because he was hurt too much and because he took clothes in the sun from a tri game in the 2014 World Cup, to which Giovani responded by saying more or less except that each story has two versions.
With these words, David Faitelson he started his weekly podcast by analyzing the great controversy generated between a profile coach like Piojo and a tall player of Giovani Dos Santos.
The ESPN analyst was more charged with commenting on the issue, emphasizing the coach stating that “Herrera should consider himself an active coach, that at some point he might be able to lead Gio again and therefore these statements do not help. It is any field of life, it is always good to know the truth if it leads us to be better and helps us not to make mistakes, but in this specific case I do not think so ”.
Faitelson later considered that Herrera “did not discover anything new. We know that Giovani is a cold-chested player, a footballer who lacked the mental strength to reach a high level, as promised by his wonderful football qualities. Gio and Carlos Vela were the pillars of the so-called golden generation of 2005 from which great things were expected and both were left in duty in a certain way. Although Gio’s case was much clearer than Carlos Vela’s. While Mexican football dreamed of having a Lionel Messi or a Cristiano Ronaldo, today we see that illusion did not materialize “, he suggested.
“The slide of his career began in Macías in Barcelona and continued in Tottenham from England, “said the driver of “The Faitelson Appearance”, to say further that “from there I go to Ipswich and then to Galatasaray to return to the teams in the middle of the table in the Spanish league, until he reaches LA Galaxy and from there to go to America, where he is 32 years old. Unfortunately, if you review his career, you will only find quality sparks, such as that big goal in the Golden Cup final against the United States in the national team. Chepo De la Torre”.
Elsewhere in his analysis, Faitelson agreed with Miguel Herrera’s comparison of Giovani’s mental strength with that of Javier Hernández. “It’s the perfect analogy,” he said, adding that “there are times when the Mexican player has a mindset that is proof of everything that helps him push the boundaries, such as Chicharito who, because of that, built a “In other countries, we meet players of great technical quality, such as Giovani Dos Santos, who do not have the strength to persevere as his teammate did, for example. This is the reality.” stressed the.
Finally, Faitelson closed one of the segments of his podcast, saying that “For natural abilities and talent to be combined with mental toughness, it would seem that a miracle must happen. The day Mexico finds this combination of qualities, it will allow us to enjoy a player at the level of a Cristiano Ronaldo, a Messi, in our football. Skin, Maradona Zidane. For now, we will have to be content with Gio Dos Santos “, he concluded.
Note: the podcast also includes the opinion David Faitelson about the continuity of Andre-Pierre Gignac and a Tuca Ferretti in the Tigers, and the curiosity that at the full date 9 of Guard1anes 2021, no team has changed coach.