Marcelo Bielsa Defensive drill

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Marcelo Bielsa Defensive Training Session with Argentina National Team
Trabajos defensivos Marcelo Bielsa Sel Argentina

Marcelo Bielsa in Argentina national team:
In 1998, Bielsa was given the job of manager at Spanish La Liga side Espanyol, but he soon left after being offered the management of the Argentina national team later that year, taking over after a four-year period by Daniel Passarella as manager. At the 1999 Copa América, Argentina was beaten 3–0 by Colombia in a game where Argentina forward Martin Palermo missed three penalties and Bielsa was sent off. On Bielsa's post-match reaction, Tim Vickery of the BBC wrote:

In the press conference, he sat staring into space, refusing to make eye contact with anyone – his usual stance. He was asked what he had made of the referee's performance. If the question was predictable, the answer was anything but. "One doesn't usually have the habit of commenting on referees, but…" he said, leaving everyone to believe he would continue with a rant about a joker running amok with a whistle. Instead, he proceeded with, "But in respect of my expulsion, the referee was absolutely correct because I protested in an ill-mannered form."
Argentina won the qualification group for the 2002 FIFA World Cup but did not progress through the first knockout round of the tournament. Despite this, Bielsa stayed in his position as Argentine manager. The Albicelestes were runners-up in the 2004 Copa América and won the 2004 Olympic Games gold medal. With the latter, his team became the first Latin American team to win the Olympic title in football since 1928 (when Uruguay beat Argentina in the final), the first Argentinian Olympic gold medal in 52 years. Bielsa, however, resigned at the end of 2004, being succeeded by José Pékerman.

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