Post-match: Friendly match: Colombia-Chile 29 marzo in Holland

Discussion in 'Colombian National Team' started by JAIME CHILE, Mar 4, 2011.

  1. minus Moderator

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    He's currently playing for Galatasaray. The problem with Pino always been injuries. It seems he always gets injured at the wrong time. I'm drooling to see him play as RW in Bolillo 4-1-4-1.. :D
          
  2. kifrão Member

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    Si, si estoy de acuerdo con ti ! como si jugadores no podian jugar mal un solo partido. Bueno, me recuerdo haber criticado a Aguilar durante eliminatorias, y ahora estoy contento si me equivoqué, pero en mismo tiempo no tenia el nivel que tiene ahora. Lo que me impresiono frente a Ecuador fue su serenidad, su tranquilidad, a causa de su experiencia en Espana segun mi opinion (mismo si para mi es un poco responsable sobre el primer gol chileno, no parando con un compañero, no he visto quien, a un Chileno en el inicio de la ataca roja). Quizas hoy no seria estupidamente explusado frente a Venezuela.
    Otra cosa son las consecuencias sacadas por gente sobre partidos amistosos... : una derrota o un mal partido (partido de preparacion !!!)y se pide la salida de Bolillo ! Pero creo que en este foro, mismo si juzgamos rapidamente como todo el mundo, estamos bastante medidos (se dice ?) y prudentes ; sobre articulos en otros paginas web como Colombia Futbol, si lees comentarios... :mad:
    Y que decir de algunos periodistas, quienes cambian de posicion cada semana ; aqui en Francia, si Marseille gana dos partidos consecutivos, es el futur campeon, si pierde dos, es la crisis... Otro ejemplo, como Malouda jugo mal frente a Luxembourgo y Croatia, se pide la pregunta de su continuacion en seleccion, mientras que tres meses detras, cada uno le chupaba (imaginacion !) por sus actuaciones con Chelsea...
  3. hadexxx Moderator

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    I don't think that is the reason... his problem is that the federation doesn't really want him. Last time when he was injured, they put hiim on the roster to make some of us happy (well those who did not know the guy had been injured for 2 weeks prior to the game against spain, and had 2 more weeks to go).

    Now for these 2 games, the guy was healthy and playing, had just scored a wonderful goal... did he get a call? Nope...

    el otro problema es el siguiente!
    Las ‘pataletas’ de Hernán Darío Gómez ya son famosas en el “gremio de los viajeros del fútbol”. Ni el whisky o los tranquilizantes que antes tomaba para sobrellevar la situación, previo al abordaje de un avión, le ayudaban a ‘Bolillo’.
    Él es un caso aparte. Una vez con la Selección Colombia, en un viaje de Mendoza a Buenos Aires, en Argentina, estuvo casi incontrolable; se tiró al piso, gritó, lanzó madrazos… él sufre mucho, le da pánico montarse en un avión, dice Óscar Sandoval, quinesiólogo del América y que trabajó en el pasado con el combinado nacional.


    Y como no tiene cable ni directv... entonces ni sabe como esta jugando Pino ni Darwin. Por que el dice que el no va a viajar a ir a verlos.
  4. hadexxx Moderator

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    de acuerdo con krifao... yo por mi parte, nunca quise al bolillo y me sostengo en mi opinion. No me veo en un estadio en Brazil haciendole barra a Colombia aunque es lo que mas quiero vivir futbolisticamente. Creo que me va a tocar ir a ver a USA
  5. dapip Member+

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    En el fondo estoy de acuerdo con Haddexx en cuanto al Bolillo y a la idoneidad de insistir con Yepes y algunos llamados cuestionables. Mas alla de eso, creo que los ultimos 3 partidos han sido diferentes y que esta encontrando su equipo de cara a Copa America. Creo que si se sostiene este grupo pueden hacerse cosas interesantes.

    Sin embargo, creo que la Copa America es el momento de evaluar su desempeño y si es el caso de corregir el rumbo antes de la eliminatoria. No creo que debamos esperar a una debacle en el 2012 o 2013 para tomar medidas que se vieron desde el 2010 o 2009 (o 2002?)
  6. crzdcolombian Member

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    dapip completely agree bro but if we get rid of Bolillo the fed is just going to give the job to Maturana, Lara, Rueda or some other clown in their stupid little buddy system.

    Our club teams and fed do not think outside the box. Bolillo is def doing better than I thought he has a slightly more offensive team then many give him credit for but he is getting OUT COACHED EVERY GAME !!!!!! This is fine if Leonel or Osorio were our coaches and this was their 1st NT coaching experience but this guy has Fing over 20 years of experience !!!!

    Maybe its I am becoming like alot of you and am ok with us just getting by but at least we are playing nice attacking futbol and hopefully the goals will come when it counts. We at least create chances now which we haven't done in about 4 years.

    He just can never ever take out or not start Guarin, Falcao or Armero unless one of them is injured or its a big club game and we are playing a meanless friendly.
  7. efernandez9 Member

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    IN that event - LEONEL ALVAREZ ESTA esperando el puesto
    era la logica desde la eleccion de asistente....

    dedicate a ver FPC- para poder entender la idiosincrasia de la seleccion y nuestros jugadores:(
  8. posteador Member

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    That is serious fobia...what is it with S.American coaches and flying? El Bichi also hates it and usually drugs himself before a flight.
  9. efernandez9 Member

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    recuerdos de bielsa tambien con el mismo tema.....

    dicen que es sus dias de dt en el atlas de jalisco, preferia moverse en autobus, de cidudad a ciudad.

    ahora suena opara el sevilla de la LIGA:)

    que viajesito!
  10. efernandez9 Member

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    :eek:
    uhhhhhhhhhhhh a pasado muchas veces
    antes de que alcanzara status de superestrella o extraterrestre como vos le decis a los crack que te gustan: para el mundial juvenil de canada, la pelea de la aFA con el barca fue grande, gano el club que lo solto solo dias/hras antes de la inaguracion - sin dejarlo entrenar con el grp en ezeiza.

    solo hace dos dias, decian que por contrato tenia que aparecer en el partido vs costa rica, y que paso, batista se invento un cuento chino y lo dejo por fuera, ahora todos los ticos lloran por el echo de no verlo jugar, pero en los analisis de prensa y tv dicen que fue el barcelona que les limito los minutos del astro rosarino.

    otro ejemplo, reciente? el caso de guardado con la seleccion majicana, en la coruna lo soltaron con indicaciones precisas y minutos a jugar, el cuerpo tecnico, estubo de acuerdo para mantener una futura buena relacion con el club.

    los clubes pagan mucho..... para que en un par de amistosos, se les joda el tipo que mueve la taquilla! se vienen finales y partidos decisivos en abril...OJO
  11. ryu79 Moderator

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    Just got home from a business trip and had the chance to watch the game via dvr. Wont do a full 1 X 1 since there are some great ones on the thread already, but here were my big takeaways:

    Guarin has become a leader: Not as neat as against Ecuador and clearly things didnt come off, but he has become the man the team looks for and his personality is terrific (loved him lecturing A Sanchez for diving). Long may this continue!

    Lying scoresheet: We could have won this game just as much as we lost it, but missed a ridiculous amount of chances - not just the strikers too, everyone had terrible luck and the Chilean Keeper Bravo had a wonderful game. We didn't miss a '10' on the pitch all game - just didn't finish.

    Coaching: Bolillo got the lineups pretty good (would have preferred Falcao for 90m and wish Cuadrado could get a start), but otherwise good. But the Chileans just look like a better coached team - their spacing on the pitch on counterattacks is amazing (reminds me of Germany) and the can pass the ball into spaces with confidence someone will be there. Sanchez got criticized for a few errant passes, but on many of them, there should have been a player there if the side was positioned properly.

    Idle hands: Have you ever seen a team handball as frequently as Chile? I noticed it when we played them in the rain in the last qualifiers (what a miserable day that was), and thought it was random, but yesterday I noticed it again yesterday 2 or 3 times. Maybe Bielsa coached them on this because unless slowmo'd I barely noticed and with another ref they could have had another couple of clean breakaways...

    Cuadrado: People criticizing him for the Chile game are being harsh. He came on and played in the middle, which is not his strong suit (Dayro and Adrian where still occupying his natural positions) and still got himself involved quite a bit. Love his energy and positive approach.
  12. posteador Member

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    Good observation...I think this is mainly Sanchez though, he does this a lot for Udinese as well...it's like he can't keep himself. I'll attribute it to the eagerness of his youth... he better learn to control himself or it may land him into trouble if he does that in our area.
  13. colombo Member

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    We have a bunch of young overrated players, among them: (not saying they are bad players but not as good as everybody thinks they are)

    Ospina, Zapata, Sanchez, Dayro, Gio, Wason, Quintero.

    And a bunch of underperformers that need to get a replacement fast:

    Yepes, Perea, Montano, Ramos, Rodallega, John Valencia:confused:

    So, what is left?


    ---------------------?????-----------------------
    Zuniga-----????????--------??????????-----Armero
    ????????-----Guarin-----------Aguilar-----????????
    ---------------------Falcao----------------------

    We need to bring, Aquivaldo and somebody else to the defense.
    Pino, LF Mosquera, James, and maybe Chara and Anchico to the mid
    Jackson to play upfront, period!

    We don't have more...
  14. ryu79 Moderator

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    Excelentes posts de Hadexxx y Dapip.
  15. efernandez9 Member

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    como asi ?


    no lo viste en los ultimos dos partidos del america de Bimbo? hasta autogol metio, fue convocado y de alguna manera se lesiono antes de viajar a madrid..

    no se como, pero, hasta mejor que no fue!
    ya estan bien fijos los 11 inicialistas, con la duda de la temporada, a la que hacen alusion los periodistas y entrenadores en distans ciudadas de colombia: el enganche o el manejador del medio campo y sus tiempos!
  16. Furnaccio Member

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    that's still on par with LAP - right? I've seen LAP make some horrible mistakes at Atletico, yet he still gets called up...

    but at least Aquivaldo and LAP play regularly which is more than what can be said about Yepes.

    Club form and NT form have little relationship for the most part.

    club fitness is essential to NT fitness which is my concern about Yepes and Cuadrado who hardly play at the club level...it doesn't show as much when NT's play 1 or 2 games in a short time span but you'll see it copa america time...
  17. efernandez9 Member

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    AMARANTO OR AQUIVALDO; Colombia-Chile 29 marzo in Holland

    you may be right

    I have seen the constant starter from alt. de madrid made mistakes too, HE ALSO shows flashes of speed and good placement on the back line.

    yet, HE seems like, he has all THE confidence of the coaching staff.
  18. pibe10 Moderator

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    I'm not so sure. Perea got so many chances during the past years and yet I hardly remember any match that he was good at. Yepes on the other hand, with all the fact that he barely plays, was MOM vs. Spain and Cuadrado shows great performances so far since Bolillo started to invite him, and Cuadrado also barely plays at Udinese. So I do agree that to be a regular starter is very important, but I still prefer Yepes over Perea.
  19. crzdcolombian Member

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    problem is we do not have any CBs. As much as everyone loves Zapata he has not been a rock or given a reason to start him over anyone else. They are all around the same as to regards to how good they are. Yepes lack speed and his age is getting there did you see how 1/4 of his hair is white for the CHile game?

    Zapata and Perea makes stupid mistakes but Zapata being 7 years younger you can almost overlook these things, as well as it seems he tries to hard to get his spot.I remember Guarins 1st game in yellow he got red carded in like 5 minutes for being too eager to do well. LAP to me is a lot like IRC which is a decent defender that is basically 90% speed is what gives him their skill but I don't remember Cordoba giving up PKs like LAP does.
  20. Furnaccio Member

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    Yepes was on point against spain b/c he played in 4 consecutive games at the club level for AC milan prior to Colombia-Spain - check out his game log this season (http://soccernet.espn.go.com/player/_/id/85039/mario-yepes?cc=5901)

    Cuadrado does show good performances at the NT level, but if he were a regular for udinese, i promise you he would be our starting RW for us.

    the point is why has the door been nearly shut for players like aquivaldo and zapata and the chances both received in the past few years has not been enough.

    i just find it very inconsistent when certain players get opportunities with the NT with little to no club fitness/form while others are the opposite.

    i know every player is a case by case basis, but i would have preferred to see zapata in more friendlies under bolillo just to get the mistakes out of his system early on and build some experience.
  21. pibe10 Moderator

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    I never said that I prefer Yepes over Zapata or Aquivaldo, but I do prefer Yepes over Perea. Kust to be straight: In my opinion, Zapata must start in every game. as for Aquivaldo, I wish he will return to his form from 2005 when he was in Nacional, he is an excellent CB despite the failure in Sevilla. I just don't wanna see Perea again in the NT, no matter how many times he starts for Atl. Madrid. If Yepes doesn't get playing time, I don't mind to see Zapata-Aquivaldo in the friendlies or Copa.
  22. Uzuriaga Member

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    Yepes is good but it's really scary to have someone like that as the last man, he should always have someone fast behind him to cover his butt. Against spain he was the man of the match, but in the last 2 friendlies he was awful. He committed a penalty against ecuador that never was awarded, and he was way too slow against the chileans. And he's no bet for the future, as stated before, he will NOT become any faster...

    If we're gonna change him for the qualifiers we might as well start looking now and not waste all these friendles and then start looking for a replacement DURING the qualifiers.
  23. Tio Nicci Member

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    I think people have a biased towards Yepes's age. I didn't think he was "god awful" Both Perea and Zapata played worst defense I've seen in our Nacional team.


    If it were up to me, I say Aquilvaldo and Yepes.
  24. crzdcolombian Member

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    I say Medina-Zapata

    Look LAP sucks and is 31, Aquivaldo isn't all that great and 30..... guys are over time to look at the future and stop fing on our future giving these guys of a lost generation more chances.

    Yepes, Perea, Cordoba don't play on their clubs they have no business playing on the NT.
  25. Tio Nicci Member

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    Perea and Cordoba both aren't playing well in their clubs, and both haven't showed much leadership in Yellow. They are just expendable CB's.

    Yes you are right Yepes hasn't been getting consistant playing time due to the face Milan defenders are now fully healed and much faster than him. I'm not denying that Yepes is a slow and old defender. That is very much true, but in football you don't always look on the physical traits, obviously with Perea and Cordoba cases they are fast but aren't a great footballer that they once were(more of Cordoba than Perea) however Yepes for some reason keeps improving on his game, he marks well and leads well, while lost most of his speed, he still shows the quality defender that we need and been consistant. Everyone keeps flaming him because he's old or the little time on Milan squad he gets. Which is understandable, but some people play better on a NT than on a club which Yepes has always been.

    The case with Aquilvaldo, is that he's playing average at best with America, but from what I see when puts on Yellow is that he's a great marker and very strong at the CB. I love seeing this guy play because reminds me of the old school defenders, just get down and never give up on defense. Something that I lack seeing Zapata.

    Zapata case, I love the dude, he's young and talented, but most of you guys are overating his performances with Udinese, he's hasn't had a wonderful season in 3 seasons there. Yes he's been consistant, but he clearly shows that he needs to improve, which is why the Arsenal's, the Juventus, and Real's haven't bought him since there has been rumors since 2007. If anything he's been below average in the Serie A, and has 2 out every 6 or 7 game where he shows excellence. I won't give up on him, but in Yellow he's either the 2nd starting CB, or a super sub CB.

    Then it comes down to our other CB's, we have the FPC players, then we have the FMF & MLS CB's, then we have Arboleda but he's becoming Polish apparently. So what does that give us?

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