Fútbol y Futbol |¿Tiene México que exigirle a Javier Aguirre como a Jaime Lozano?

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00:00How much should the Basque team be demanding from Jimmy Lozano?

00:05I understand that Lozano is coming out for results but also for lack of experience.

00:10I think that the Basque team should be demanding more from Aguirre, Luis Fernando.

00:14Totally, but I'll tell you one thing, I don't think they should.

00:16Why?

00:17Because there is a lot of friendship between the Mexican Football Federation and Javier Aguirre.

00:21I don't think they demand the same from him.

00:23Having in mind that Javier Aguirre has a lot of experience, a third opportunity with the Mexican team.

00:29Therefore, it should be demanded.

00:32I don't know if they should do it.

00:33I don't know if the High Commissioner, if Ivar Cisniega,

00:37sat down with him and told him,

00:39you have to win the Nations League or the Golden Cup,

00:42or take us to the fifth game if we don't stop you.

00:46Well, the fifth game can come because the World Cup will have one more.

00:48Exactly.

00:50I don't know if it was the same speech with Jaime Lozano.

00:53I doubt it, I disagree a little bit.

00:55Well, there is a difference.

00:56You can't compare Jaime Lozano with everything he did with Javier Aguirre,

01:03the best Mexican coach of all time.

01:05Yes, Canito, but in theory they should demand more from Javier Aguirre,

01:08and I don't think they should.

01:09What Javier Aguirre is going to be asked for is a performance,

01:12how should I call it?

01:14Decorative.

01:15Exactly.

01:16Unfortunately, that is the correct word in the World Cup.

01:18That is what they are going to be asked for.

01:20But Javier Aguirre's teams don't play spectacularly.

01:23They don't play well.

01:25And Mexico can't play spectacularly.

01:27That is what I want to ask.

01:28Do the players have to transcend Mexico?

01:31Above all, he says that the result of the Golden Cup or the Nations League

01:33should not be expected.

01:35I don't know what the result will be,

01:36because that is the first thing to consider.

01:38You don't have to win it.

01:40You don't have to win it.

01:41If you ask him to win it,

01:42you are asking him to give up above his level.

01:44Let's see, I don't understand.

01:46It is not an obligation for Mexico to win the Nations League

01:49and to win the Golden Cup.

01:50You have a worse team than the others.

01:52Why are you going to be forced if you have a worse team?

01:54It is not an obligation.

01:56Why are you going to be forced to do something if you are not the best?

01:59Unfortunately, with the wedge that Andres is putting him in.

02:01But unfortunately, at this moment he is right.

02:05The United States and Canada, at this moment,

02:07are above the Mexican national team.

02:10Especially the national team.

02:13It is a football of the national team.

02:15But we can't say that these two teams are playing better.

02:19One thing is that Mexico has to fight it,

02:22and another thing is that Mexico has to win it.

02:24Yes, Canito.

02:25Mexico has to win everything that is put in front of it.

02:27Why?

02:28Why?

02:29Let's see, Andres.

02:30In theory, it should be like this.

02:32Historically, Mexico should win.

02:34In a theory encyclopedia, we carry the weight of history

02:36and we put it in our backpack.

02:38Not because the United States and Canada are playing better.

02:40That means that Mexico is not going to win the commitments.

02:43That's what you're saying.

02:44What I'm saying is that they are not better.

02:46I'm not saying that the national team is better.

02:48At this moment, we have to have priorities.

02:51And the maximum priority is to have a slightly good performance

02:55in the World Cup.

02:56What you don't want is to play like you've been playing.

02:59Canito, if we go with that discourse of slightly,

03:02it's not going to happen.

03:04Because I don't play.

03:05It's never going to happen, not even in the fifth game.

03:08This is going to be history.

03:09Nothing.

03:10That's what you're saying.

03:11They should have worked on this for eight years or even longer.

03:15This is already a major question.

03:16Exactly.

03:17Javier Aguirre, in an ideal world,

03:18shouldn't have reached a third period.

03:20He shouldn't have reached it.

03:21But it's already a super emergency measure.

03:24And in that emergency, I agree.

03:27The most suitable is Javier Aguirre.

03:29Canito, look at what you just said.

03:30It's very important.

03:31If he doesn't win the Nations League or the Golden Cup,

03:33he has to change something.

03:34I don't think so.

03:35I don't think so.

03:36I think that if you make a semi-final or a final, you've already achieved it.

03:38For me, it would be a huge failure if you don't win the Nations League

03:40and if you don't win the Cup.

03:41So, I'm warning you.

03:42I'm warning you on this date that you're going to fail.

03:45So, let's continue like this.

03:47Although, no.

03:48And as Duilio Davino said,

03:49just to finish, Canito,

03:51Duilio Davino said after the failure of the Copa America,

03:53let's support Jaime Lozano and the projects.

03:56And you mentioned it a few moments ago, Oscar Francisco Cano.

03:58You said that they should have worked on this for eight years.

04:01Let's see,

04:02eight years ago, they've been changing and changing coaches.

04:05And you move him here, you move him there.

04:07And they sell us a speech when the High Commissioner arrived.

04:10After the Qatar, everything is going to change.

04:12Everything is still the same.

04:13Exactly the same.

04:14So, what does Aguirre have to do?

04:15What wasn't done, wasn't done.

04:16Aguirre...

04:17And he's going to pay.

04:18So, what can you demand from a firefighter?

04:20Watch out.

04:21Mexico with Aguirre,

04:22he's not going to look to play nice.

04:24He's not going to look to propose.

04:25He's going to look to contain.

04:27And that's what he's going to do.

04:28When the time comes,

04:29when the time comes for those competitions

04:31where an environment is going to be generated...

04:33What are those competitions, Canito?

04:34Like you say, the National League.

04:36That's another one.

04:37You're going to keep playing in your environment.

04:39Maybe the next year's Golden Cup,

04:41they're going to try to transform it.

04:42They're going to try to invite the teams outside of CONCACAF

04:45so that the United States and Mexico...

04:46Well, maybe it's better, Oscar.

04:47I want to...

04:48It won't be so official.

04:49Oscar says to contain instead of proposing.

04:51If the United States and Canada are better,

04:53maybe it's better for you to contain.

04:54Exactly.

04:55I haven't read the contract for Javier Aguirre

04:59but I don't know if even then,

05:01with everything you're telling me,

05:03it seems like Javier Aguirre is being spoiled

05:05or he's going to be spoiled too much.

05:07And his friend told him,

05:09don't worry.

05:10If you don't win the Nations League,

05:12if you don't win the Golden Cup,

05:13absolutely nothing is going to happen.

05:15And nothing has to happen

05:16because you're not the favorite to win.

05:18So let's keep promoting mediocrity.

05:20It's not mediocrity.

05:21It's realism.

05:22Exactly.

05:23Unfortunately, it's a realism that hurts

05:26because 10 years ago,

05:27it seemed that Mexican football

05:28was going to take another direction.

05:30It was when it had more established players abroad,

05:33when it had won a gold medal

05:35in a summer meeting.

05:37And it was just when certain directors decided

05:40to open the doors,

05:41for all the foreigners to come

05:43and stop producing local products.

05:46That was incredible.

05:47But in the current moment,

05:49it's the same again.

05:50What Javier Aguirre has to do,

05:51of course,

05:52he shouldn't be tempted by his heart.

05:53He has to be strict and forceful

05:55with those who don't give up in the national team.

05:57He doesn't have to keep calling them,

05:59as unfortunately happened with Javier Lozano,

06:01who kept going back and forth.

06:03The only thing I really hope...

06:04They ended up...

06:05I mean, Lozano supported them,

06:07but the players didn't support him.

06:08Canito, the only thing I really hope for Javier Aguirre

06:10and this directive

06:12in the Mexican Football Federation

06:13is that they are consistent

06:14and that they really make that generational change

06:17in footballers.

06:18I understand that not all...

06:19No, that's not going to happen either.

06:20Canito, I understand that not all of them

06:21gave up in the Copa América.

06:22In the same way that maybe others did.

06:24Very good.

06:25But going back to the past

06:26with former footballers

06:27is the same as always.

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