Almost a week after the catastrophic game of the Chilean national team against the Bolivian team, the duel that revealed an enmity of Ricardo Gareca with Ben Breretonput both figures in the crosshairs of the press.
It seems that after Tigre put the English striker, naturalized Chilean Premier League player, in the starting line-up, he replaced him as soon as he found an excuse, a gesture of distrust considering that the first half had not even finished yet. That is why The Argentine coach is accused of creating disorientation and tension in La Roja.
It is worth mentioning that since the Tiger arrived at the bench of the Chilean national team he made it clear that the English-born player was not his favorite, and that His problem with Spanish created a significant barrier when communicating.
“It struck me that he doesn’t speak Spanish well. It’s not an impediment, but I would like him to speak Spanish. I consider it essential to be in the National Team. For communication on and off the field of play”Gareca told Chilean media at the beginning of his administration.
La Roja’s complaints against Ricardo Gareca
After leaving the field in the 35th minute, Brereton appeared sad and his departure from the field of play was one of the most talked about topics after the match. According to him The Thirdthis choice of Gareca responds to the fact that he cannot understand the forward, however the situation goes beyond language, since within the Selection There seems to be some confusion about what the DT wants.
“Neither Ben understands Gareca nor Gareca understands Ben”, they point out from the dressing rooms of La Roja to the aforementioned media. And they emphasize that The coach’s changes in the scheme are difficult to understand even for the rest of the playerssince he would have the habit of alternating his strategy often.
“Lights are beginning to emerge a confusing discourse, riddled with structures that are sometimes incomprehensible“, they told the Chilean portal.
Without a doubt, these complaints towards Tigre are reflected in the changes that the coach made during the match against Bolivia, starting with a very offensive formation, and then take out Ben to add Vicente Pizarrowho participates more in the containment, but in the final minutes placed his trust in Gonzalo Tapia and Jean Menesesreturning to what was proposed in the first half.
Beyond the conjectures that can be drawn, Ricardo Gareca He argued his position against Ben Brereton pointing out: “We are looking for greater depth of entry. Where we saw that, perhaps, We did not synchronize the containment well, I chose to change”.
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