Could you please list the players that regularly start in the first XI? Thanks.
Against Bolivia:
Chile(3-4-3): Bravo-Jara,Ponce,Estrada-Millar,Fernandez,Medel,Gonzalez-Suazo,Sanchez,Beausejour
Paragay
Bravo-Jara,Ponce,Estrada-Carmona,Fernandez,Medel,Gonzalez-Suazo,Sanchez,Beausejour.
Both line-ups were extremely offensive as you can see. Mark Gonzalez plays more or less as a fullback.
He has invited Arturo Vidal back now, who was banned for disciplinary reasons. He can operate both as a left wingback, left defender and defensive midfielder. Guess he will use him against Brasil to neutralise Maicon.
I am not intimate with the team, but there are only a handful from that tournament and even less that regularly start.
To pass off the way Bielsa has improved this team is a joke.
Bielsa is a coach's coach. Guardiola used to visit him in Buenos Aires and watch the whole day football with him. His 3-4-3(and dislike for defensive lines with 4 defenders), his preference for players with different characteristics in each position(as an example, he doesn't play the best 11 players he got but best player on each position. If you look at his Argentina team, it was either Crespo or Batistuta, Claudio Lopez or Kily Gonzalez, Aimar or Ortega, Veron or Gustavo Lopez, Simeone or Almeyda etc.) make him one of the most interesting coaches in the world.
But, I don't get it. He is a great coach, yes. So is Wenger. So what? and yes, Chile gets Pablo Neruda, Michelle Bachelet, Manuel Pellegrini, Marcelo Bielsa, we get Ahmadinejad, Ghotbi and an alcoholic named Kranjcar.
Have you seen Chilean girls? I would prefer to work in Chile too.
But always nice to see that someone who doesn't believe in 4backs get some love.
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