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The continuity of Reinaldo Rueda in command of the Chilean team was questioned after the last qualifying date, where they beat Peru but then lost to Venezuela for the first time as a visitor. In fact, this Friday will have a meeting with the president of the ANFP, Pablo Milad, to evaluate these two games and also see some other aspects.
Given this, Claudio Borghi He was very acid with the journalists who demand, through various channels, the immediate dismissal of the Colombian. “I’m going to get into a controversy. I lost a match with Venezuela in the Copa América (2011). Do you remember how the play was? A mistake from Bravo. They yelled at me, yelled! Many journalists today are asking for Rueda to leave, that Bravo didn’t have to play anymore, it was a disaster … What do they say about Bravo today? What is the best in history, right? ”, Declared in Todos Somos Técnicos, from CDF.
“If I’m going to give them a ball, as a coach, the moments journalists have that install an idea and want to keep it to feel important, I am not there. I am not to throw technicians. They hired me here to comment, if I can, on a match, but I’m not willing to say that Rueda, Holan or Dudamel should go. It belongs to the clubs and the national teams ”, he deepened.
In addition, he stressed that “From the moment an idea like ‘Rueda has to go’ is installed, they all appear. I listen to many things, radios, and political analysts have come out to talk about Rueda. People hang themselves with or without knowledge, sometimes out of affection for the selection or anger. And I think it’s unfair. The federation board must evaluate, but I warn that there are not many people with Rueda’s curriculum ”.
“I am against many colleagues of you (journalists) who install ideas, defend them and do tremendous damage. Forgetting that they muddled it too. This playing with people’s work is very hard. It’s like me saying that Aldo Schiappacasse has to resign. Why? ”, He added.
Reinaldo Rueda has not had a good time commanding La Roja. | Photo: Agency One
Finally, he reflected that “I agree that there is a decline in performance. I can agree with players that I quote or don’t quote, but it wouldn’t be fair for me to say ‘get kicked out’. That journalists come out to say ‘we have to kick him out!’, No. I’m here to evaluate, yes, but beware, a journalist is thrown out and the hueón starts to cry. That ran out of glue. Rueda already said it, the coaches are used to being able to kick you out at any time, but when you’re on the other side and you hear these characters … The criticisms have to be fair.
