00:00The "pch'tine" files? I'm responsible.
00:01The war in the Middle East? Sorry guys, it's my fault.
00:04Are you going to stop his license altogether? I am solely responsible for the situation.
00:07Seriously, he's really going to apologize for everything.
00:10Like, at every press conference, Arbeloay is going to show up in mode
00:13"Yeah, I'm sorry, it's my fault, it's my fault, no no, it really is me"
00:16solely responsible.
00:17But if he really is responsible for everything as he describes, then why is this guy still around?
00:20?
00:20I swear that sometimes, when I see certain situations in some clubs,
00:23I try to draw parallels and ask myself if this happened in my club, how I would react.
00:27And I can assure you that if I start to see Diego Simeone begin to apologize for everything and
00:31Nothing,
00:31Not to mention his players, etc., it's going to get on my nerves quickly.
00:35So yes, finding a coach like that in the middle of the season is complicated.
00:37But I can assure you that there might have been better options between this guy and the class coaches.
00:41global.
00:41In El Rey's case, his club was eliminated 3-2 against a club that was 17th in D2.
00:45practically relegated
00:46And who rotated the squad thinking they would lose against Real Madrid, that's 100% my responsibility.
00:51Hey bro, there are still players on the field.
00:53So yes, coaches are important, etc., but still, normally when you have such a difference in skill level,
00:56There are also players who need to question themselves.
00:58The 4-2 defeat against Benfica in the group stage, it's the same, it's his fault.
01:01And against Sassouna, come on, the guilt is of the best kind.
01:04And yesterday, while Real Madrid lost at home 0,
01:07But beware, while yesterday Real Madrid lost 1-0 at home against the dreadful Ritafe,
01:12He said, of course, it's his fault, nanana, I'm not looking for any excuses.
01:15Well, we know that, the guy does nothing but self-promote in public, I've never seen anything like it.
01:18But, for once, he still dared to criticize a player in public.
01:22He dared to say that what Mastan Tuono had done, well, it wasn't right, well, he shouldn't have
01:26Do it.
01:27And one last point, for those who may have misheard and misunderstood what I said,
01:30Questioning yourself is good, right? Admitting that you messed up is good.
01:33But when you do nothing but that, nothing but that for several months,
01:36It's either because you have a huge lack of self-confidence,
01:38You can't coach a dressing room, and even less so at Real Madrid when that's the case.
01:41Or it means you're incompetent, a fraud, whatever.
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