You may have no idea about 50,000 games, but if you know that there are only 2,756 games in one season in the five famous European leagues, it is equivalent to this person 18 watching every game. Do you think he is crazy or crazy?
Belsa, who is also crazy, is famous all over the world even though there are not many champions. It is no exaggeration for his students to call him another godfather of modern football all over the world. It's always hard to forget that Guardiola brought Barcelona to the top of the professional club, and it's hard to forget their crazy Tiki Taka, and even know that cruyff instilled the concept of passing and controlling for this team. However, we didn't know that Guardiola had made a special trip to Argentina to consult with his coach idol Belsa before he started coaching Barcelona B team. Their discussion was not inhuman.
An unborn coach brought a team from White Hart Lane to the stage of the Champions League final. People always want to know what changes he has experienced in the past five years, but forget that he played under Belsa for three times in his career, and his high-position play at Tottenham was all under the guidance of Belsa. He is Pochettino. Pochettino once said, "Belsa is like my father, and my love for him is beyond doubt. He is the inspiration for me to become a coach. " Belsa is to Pochettino what Chuck Berry is to The Beatles. He stood at the forefront of the times and trained a group of disciples and grandchildren. It is hard to imagine what progress players like Lalana, Kane and Ali would have made without Pochettino's trust.
Argentine fans always blame Sampaoli for losing. No matter being eliminated from the World Cup or being beaten by Chile on penalties for two consecutive years, people can always find someone to vent their anger on, but they don't know how long he studied with his mentor Belsa after becoming the best coach of the national team. You said that others laughed at you for being crazy, maybe they just didn't see through it. Argentines are no longer young. Old boys from Rosario, like a missionary, spread his football ideas all over the world. His influence in football cannot be quantified, and he is like a godfather in football.
"If the players are not human, I will never lose." Marcelo Belsa may not be a great coach: three Argentine domestic league titles and an Olympic gold medal. After all, this is not a great career achievement. However, as a football theorist, he is a rare anomaly. But if you mention tactical genius, besides Guardiola, there should be Belsa; But if you play football like crazy, there is only Belsa besides Belsa.
Spy gate incident
Belsa was pushed to the forefront of public opinion because of the spy door. The origin of the incident can be traced back to before Leeds United played against the Derbyshire champion at home. Belsa arranged for staff to spy on the enemy outside the visiting team's training ground and called the police after being found by the staff of the other team. Leeds United then beat visiting Derbyshire 2-0. However, the incident became more and more serious, and the official of EFL also announced that it would investigate and punish the matter.
If you think he admitted it, you are all wet. It's an eye-opener for the embarrassed journalists waiting for Belsa. Belsa admitted that he had sent staff to watch the training of all his opponents this season, but he didn't think it was illegal. Most importantly, he showed reporters how he and his team analyzed and studied each opponent through PPT, including the opponent's formation style, the player's playing style, the scoring style of the player and the team, etc. Belsa watched the video of Derbyshire 565,438+0 match and became familiar with the characteristics of each player's kicking area. It takes at least 4 hours to analyze the opponent's game video in each game. This is just a team in Derbyshire. The 565,438+0 contest in Derbyshire is only a small part of PPT. The game information, player positions and team tactics of all champion teams are all in PPT. Some are formation charts, some are videos, and some are lateral comparisons of players. This man is really crazy in tactical research.
He also left Rome after two days in Lazio. I also coached Lille because he was fired for visiting friends in China, but his madness was more about football. Before he took office at Athletic Bilbao, he would watch the team's first 55 games, and even he said: I watched 42 of them twice every time; When he took office in Marseille, he even put the tactical board and TV screen behind a golf cart, so that he could drive the car to the center of the training ground and explain to the players the tactical changes he wanted at any time. Belsa also said that Fan Jiaer is the most important reference. "I have seen his team play more than 250 games, but in the 170 game, I found that I could guess his substitution, and I knew that I had digested his football concept."
Crazy Belsa's madness is very similar to the old urchin "Zhou", but his madness about football can't help but remind people of Ouyang Feng who is obsessed with martial arts.
Solve your defensive disciples with crazy attack: Belsa's ultimate pursuit of football is as fanatical as his desire to win the game-just like a religion, it has an irresistible magic on him. Belsa said that his football philosophy can be condensed into four points: "Concentració n permanente, movilidad, rotació n y repenitizació n". The first three points are easy to understand-continuous concentration, movement and rotation; The fourth point is the label of Belsa. In the field of music, "repenitización" means that musicians play directly without practicing music in advance. When used in football, this word obviously has a feeling of improvisation, but it also has a sense of urgency. Belsa's "counterintuitive" idealistic football philosophy is a paradox. He asked the performer to do a lot of repeated exercises before becoming a skilled "musician", but what he wanted to pursue might be beautiful and futile.
For Belsa, defense is only a prelude to attack. His team will not take the way of recovering the bus in the backcourt. It is his means to oppress and recapture the ball as high as possible on the court. "When opponents control the ball, the whole team should oppress as a whole and try to cut off their attack in the other half; Once we get the ball, we must play with energy and passion and create a space for improvisation. "
Some people think that Belsa rehearsed his 120 tactics repeatedly on Friday, which is bilal's multi-modal football, but Belsa's infinite obsession with attack is an extreme version of Melotti doctrine. Bilardo's dogmatic theory of "seven-man defense, three-man attack", Belsa will definitely never agree. "I'm obsessed with attacking," he said. "I watch the video of the game to attack, not to defend. My football, the defense is simple: we have to keep running. I know that destruction is much easier than creation. For example, running, you are willing to lift your legs. To create, you must have enough talent. "
There is no doubt that he is a top tactical genius. He doesn't go to the big clubs to coach because only the players in these small and medium-sized clubs can play for him and lay the foundation for his crazy running tactics. He tries his best to bring effect to the team in a short time, but it is easy to make a comeback at the end of the season or in the second season, because excessive consumption of players' bodies will not only bring physical fatigue, but also psychological fatigue.
Conclusion: You may question this "football fan". He may be both a genius and a madman, but he never needs to prove himself to us. His trophies are too few to make people believe that he is a great coach, but those who "learn" from his coach and Belsa believers who treat players as human beings are his best self-testimony.