Marcelo Bielsa TRASHES American ORGANIZERS of Copa America: 'They launched FIFA Gate' 

Marcello will always fight for what’s right in football.

He's Uruguayan.. It's one of the most civilized countries left in the world. Canada same way, and the fact that this tournament pulled even Uruguay and Canada's professionals into hard play and appealing for calls to the refs, then that whole thing with Columbia's fans attacking Uruguayan's wives in the stand. This tournament was a sh*t show. Night and day with UEFA running side by side. Like watching back street gangland brawls vs professionals in proper European cities. The US is like Qatar, a totally shameful country with too much wealth treating most of their population like disposable slaves... That ethos doesn't lead to peace, it leads to shoddy work on pitches and in stadiums, to cynical officiating, etc.,. CONCACAF needs to create a better culture that can rise above the derelict state of affairs in America.

@@gvangaya5898 Bielsa is argentine, not uruguayan.

@@gvangaya5898ehhh first off Colombia is spelled as Colombia not Columbia second Uruguayans are not as inoffensive as you think. They are just as aggressive if not worse than your typical Chilean or Peruvian as compared to Colombians. Third Bielsa is Argentinian just like Nestor Lorenzo and Scaloni all trained under the same coach, Jose Pékerman. This tournament showed to be a competition of which of his students proved to be the best one. And ey I wonder how Argentina got to the final without having to play Brazil or Uruguay or even Colombia in any of the elimination rounds. While yes Canada is a decent team, they are still a team in growth. As for the Uruguayans and Colombians both attacked each other. You see Nuñez apparently defending his family, I wonder where they were and why he was really attacking the fans. Why didn’t any Colombian soccer player attack any Uruguayans in the stands and also let’s not forget Jimenez being a racist against Davison Sanchez patting his head as well as Luis Suarez refusing to shake Borjas hand and attacking another player. Very well done, the tournament was very difficult to watch but at the same time to me this was better than the World Cup and definitely better than the EuroCup.

40 FREAKING MINUTESSSSSSSSSSSSS

That’s nothing at Leeds he could go on for over an hour 😂 but we all love him .He will always speak his mind if you like it or not ! But he usually right 99.9% of the time

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We'll thank the translator for you!

@@TJSportsUSA Please do!

Why, don't you enjoy the challenges rather than the mundane in your chosen career path?

Why was the 1994 World Cup in the USA such a success?

COMNEBOL organized the tournament, not the US.

USA is not organizing this tournament, conmebol is.

Go cry, CONMEBOL fanboy!

what they should have sent it to uragay....get lost you grimey spik

Maybe no funding from usa should be sent to your countries then

What type of US funding? Please do more research about the countries you are referring to. Some of them are very high to high income countries. It's crazy how some Americans think all the other parts of the world are impoverished and dependent. ​@@lucbergeron5949

Will the winner of the tournament be complaining about everything?

@@julioguzman3687 maybe next time he should tell his players to not play so dirty provoking the Colombian players by poking then and scratching them and patting their heads

@@julioguzman3687 I think he was saying the ref was the 12th player on Colombias team but I dont know he talks in code haha

@julioguzman3687 he literally said he wanted to play 11 vs 11 because the refs wasted 22 min reviewing the red card and only added 7 min of stoppage time. Why make shit up? Bielsa didn't mince his words

I didn’t understand why he brought up Scaloni and say he spoke out once. They talked to him. And he never spoke out again

Thanks for the breakdown

@@fabianorellana2023 Nobody is the USA cares or knows what this guy was talking about

​@@liamconverse8950 but it's true

@@matiasdonice8132No I'm saying nobody's cares so there wouldn't be any "vendetta"

WTF does the U.S. have to do with his gripes? CONMEBOL organized the tournament. It’s them he should be angry with.

He didn´t trash USA, he trashed CONMEBOL. The only bad thing he said about US is the local venue security thing, which is responsability of the local police and the Venue itself like it is in any part ot the world when you organize a match.

let me fix that for you....'ur.a.gay'

Hey! Don’t you dare inject truth in to this!

Yes and he trashes CONMEBOL. From the US part he spoke about the security of the venue wich is responsability of the venue itself and local police, in every part of the world. This is a direct message to CONMEBOL mate not USA.

@@rizzorizzo2311 You've both missed his point. He literally says the US won't lie to you about the pitches- "The USA won't tell you 'we'll have perfect pitches' they'll tell you 'we can have a pitch in three days'". Being defensive stopped you from seeing the truth in what he was saying.

you say that like we are proud of conmebol here in south america...

@@1donjuego yes he did. Did you heard him?

Well South America football was always rough

You must be the dumbest and most ignorant person commenting here. Never when Copa America was played in S. America did these problems happen

I love straight shooters,and I applaud him for being clear and concise about it. I appreciate his assessment of the importance of the tournament which I feel we dropped the ball. I am embarrassed of how some our pitches looked and embarrassed about how we were ill prepared to protect the players families ie. Uruguay vs. Colombia/Darwin Nuñez incident. What I have a bone to pick with CONMEBOL is the atrocious officiating because that was a biased shit show.

@@TheARehmar That's what he said.... for example he said the pitches were bad because they had been repaired just 3 days ago BUT usa or the venues never lied...never failed to deliver, they all said that the pitches were gonna be like that, so the one accepting it under that conditions was CONMEBOL. Also he said that the mess with the fans failed in two ways, one in prevention of it occurring, and one in having an energency exit in the case something bad happens, and both things failed, which he says he does not really know who is responsable for that (or he decides to not point fingers really, he probably knows who is at fault)

You must be the dumbest and most ignorant person commenting here. Never when Copa America was played in S. America did these problems happen

Uruguay need to play better football and less simulate injuires like a kids.

@lucbergeron5949 Yea like the US doesn't have corrupt organizations, yea ok buddy.

@@luisalvarez9250 and did their families provoke the Colombian fans?

@@Lcacique idk I wasn’t there , the only thing im saying as soonest their families were safe, they should of stop, walked away and they were pushing back the Colombians fans back at that point their is no self defense!

She was incredible... 😒

Share your transcript, by all means.

Can't believe this is a real opinion lol have you heard how subpar the FIFA translators are for example? This was a remarkable on-the-fly translation especially considering the intensity and complexity of the press conference.

@@TheHeros10 fifa gate was the procedure that FBI did on FIFA head management ppl. They where accused and some found guilty of fraud, money laundry and cohersion. Joseph Blatter left the direction after this and most of the head administration of FIFA / CONCACAF / CONMEBOL where found involved on this cases and where repalced. This was pushed by the USA gov bc they were pushin for the world cup 2018 and 2022 wich where given to Russia and Qatar respectively. Si he says "when USA interest are in stake, they go for it, they go for you, they do stuff"

Pretty much Qatar and Russian pay under the table to host the world cups and some head went to jailed! The United States lost the bids against those country and the FBI got involved !

@@luisalvarez9250 true that. Also take this as a hunch, but surely USA wanted to pay undrr the table for sure to host a world cup, just was not enough. Thus they pressured the FBI to go foward. They where putting an eye on this sinxe 2011 or even before i think, after 1994 i think.

Also you can watch the videos the Uruguay families instigate the fight

I think all the pitches were made smaller even the mls ones. Absolute joke. No wonder most of the games were low quality, scrappy games where teams struggled to put 3 passes together. He pitches were a whole 5 etres shorter a 4 wider han usual which is alot

because it didnt happend like that, they where terrible in general

@@kranmaster The referee was a disgrace in the game between US-Panama. He only added like 4 minutes when I was expecting he would add at least 10

@@bereshit12 That match was maybe the worst example of the tournament

as an uruguayan, i tell you, conmebol is a very corrupt organization.

Not sure if FIFA is the one to step in 😂 aren’t they just as corrupt and full of garbage??

@@kranmaster I thought US Uruguay was worse officiating.

@@easeneckpain is not about what happened on the game, who won, or lose, or who started. It was about bad organisation, and danger. Players defending their families. It's so hard to understand?

COPA AMERICA is only South America tournament

You should take your complaint to CONMEBOL, they were thinking they could make more money by having Copa America in USA. I will say this the Copa America is not exciting with only 10 South American teams. I find the EURO, Asian, and African Cups more exciting.

@vistasyaventura that mentality is precisely why the euro competition and organization is more respectable

​@@orangefanta3163 more respectable? When the euros literally gave england a free penalty by not calling out the handball saka had 😂 euros is worse than conmebol.. the american hate is real.. just admit it

​@@timetowakeup7394 stick to your Gold cup that's your tornament stop red eye Copa America

Si atacan a tu familia y fueras un deportista en la cancha... no te meterías a defenderlos. Pobre familia la tuya y pobre vos, también.

oh really?! you never see that kind of behavior in the “civilized american” sports. You say that because in “american” sports, you never see fans fighting each other on the stands? You never see security removing people from the stadium…? woooooooow you must really know what you are talking about… Im not saying “southamerican” soccer culture is not crazy, but with that comment, you clearly represent a certain american mentality: you think you are so much better than others, when in reality, you are not. p.s.: for the world cup, the US shouldnt only worry about the “uncivilized southamericans”…you might be surprised how “civilized” europeans will behave…

You think this doesn´t happen in Europe? Mate, you haven´t seen much football. The Venue and local police has the responsability for the security of the match. If they didn´t make any homework then that´s on them. Give the same conditions with Europeans national team fans in the WC and see how everything explodes mate.

@@mikhaildas I was talking about the United States, not Europe, And, by the way, I remember very well the Heysel tragedy.

@@gustavotoro7938 you said they weren´t expecting anything "because murica", like this is so uncommon in the football world and not only in South America, So Bielsa didn´t miss nothing like you try to said. They didn´t make their homework or didn´t care. You don´t need to go that far back for the uncivilized behavior fans in Europe mate.

@@mikhaildas They expected people to be civilized because that is not so dufficult to understand, is it?

Soccer fans are very passionate and therefore we always joke with our rival, but what happened here is that alcohol made this happen to a greater extent. Think about the fights in hockey and other sports in the USA. alcohol and lack of organization is the culprit and think if your family were there wouldn't you do the same???

Have you ever thought about if there was a guy with a bomb or a gun??? what happened is very serious

Any time Uruguay looses a match they do the same, it have always been like that. Sad loosers.

Who should be blame for that poor security, from your point of view?

@@The-1010 he didnt conolaint because he lost, he conolaint because he was asked about his players beeing potentially pubished about what happened after the game….

People like you are the reason tournaments like this are in the U.S

you sound like you are triggered by something.

​@valuetraveler2026 facts don't care about your feelings

@@Elcidruy1 esto va más allá de una selección de fútbol, esto ya involucra a la FIFA, Conmebol y sobre todo a USA por organizar un evento tan mediocre, desde el partido inaugural se vió que las canchas de fútbol eran un desastre. Hace mucho tiempo sabían que serían sede, pero faltando 3 días recién se les ocurre cambiar el césped? Una falta de respeto y de profesionalismo total, y ni hablar de la negligencia de los policías o guardias de seguridad que no hicieron nada para controlar la situación. Y si así piensan ser sedes del mundial, van a ocurrir peores peleas ya que no solo vana ser países diferentes, sino qué también van a ser costumbres, religiones y formas de sentir el fútbol diferente.

Have you ever thought about if there was a guy with a bomb or a gun??? what happened is very serious,

This has nothing to do with football, it is an issue of organization, of importance to a world event, but above all of security, what would have happened if there was a terrorist act or a psychopath shot at people??? It takes a death for them to understand the seriousness of everything.

“solo hay que saber perder y ya” pero tu mismo dices que les llegaron cervezas de parte de los mismos colombianos. Y no, lanzar cervezas no pasa en todo el mundo porque de partida, en muchos lugares no es legal la cerveza en los estadios. Ademas, cuando uno lanza liquidos al aire de “felicidad”, lo hace en su mismo secto….asi que, a no ser que los mismos uruguayos hayan estado “celebrando” con cerveza…no les debio haber llegado nada de ninguna otra parte. Si a los uruguayos les llego cerveza, es porque se los lanzaron…no fue de “accidente”.

jajaja tirar Vasos de Cerveza al público contrario con familias te parece un festejo normal? Haces eso en Europa y explota todo hermano. Los Colombianos no retrocedieron, cada vez que se intentaba calmar la situación siempre salía un Colombiano a tirar un manotazo para que todo siga. Todos tienen la culpa y punto.

Eh? How can you tell what he's looking at?

This has nothing to do with football, it is an issue of organization, of importance to a world event, but above all of security, what would have happened if there was a terrorist act or a psychopath shot at people??? It takes a death for them to understand the seriousness of everything.

@@user-vv6lp7yk5n he did the same in the Prem. Stares into the fucking desk mate are you blind?

Everything is about politics when it comes to the corruption in CONEBAL, if you have no idea. I guess you are American or Canadian and have no idea about the people running this show from South America lmao

@@KAT-xi3olThe former head of CONCOCAF is in Prison. The same thing is happening here too. All of them are corrupt! Why? Because FIFA is corrupt!

Because most people live in a real world.

American only know imaginary things

Porque esto es "fulbo"