ESPN analysts divided their views around the critic’s criticisms, in which he stated that “the enemy of the Mexican is the Mexican himself.”
ESPN analysts have shared opinions on the message written by Tigres striker André-Pierre Gignac, in which he criticizes the attitude of Mexican fans around his team’s participation in the last Club World Cup, which culminated in the second final after falling 1-0 to Bayern Munich.
“The worst enemy of the Mexican is the Mexican himself! The Mexican feeling saddens me! Let’s change the chip! We all grow up together before the world! Enjoy the race; hands palm to palm. I promise to get better too! Blessings to all! “, Announced the Frenchman on his Twitter account.
In view of this, David Faitelson reprimanded André-Pierre’s message by noting the following:
“I CAN’T BELIEVE! Now we are” bad Mexicans “ those of us who say that Tigres lacked the audacity, daring or playing a little before? Where did I end up. Almost a “fanaticism” or a need to “blame”. I’m ashamed … “, he said.
In turn, Francisco Gabriel de Anda supported what was mentioned by the French.
“Deny it, the objective statement of a winner!”, The analyst commented now.
While, Mauricio Pedroza said that what Gignac said had no basis, because Mexicans who triumphed outside of football were supported.
“The empty generalization of” a Mexican is the worst enemy of the Mexican “comes from a deep ignorance – if not ignorance – of the true idiosyncrasy of the Mexican. His soccer ball is NOT a reflection of society, “he said.