If what happened this last weekend in the Premier League had occurred in English, the word most used by the average communication would CRISIS. That's the word that most newspapers sold in our football. Never mind that the equipment in question carries a perfect season without losing almost any game, making a spectacular football and showing signs of strength that is unlikely to last just half a season, but obviously you can find some vache on the road. Beginning to be tired of hearing this word, which today governs our lives and it seems that also our football.
The last two results of Manchester United in the Premier League defeats against Liverpool and Fulham is a fact that begins to resemble what happened to Barcelona a few weeks ago. It seems that the club has already moved on to that " crisis" , and remarked quotes. Everything matches, Barca and Manchester are the clear masters of their leagues, overwhelm all opponents with great football, they seem invincible ... And suddenly -on- irony in the deepest fall of the "crisis" threatening their solvency and their spectacular game in their league -off- irony. In the case of Manchester, has lost only two games but started talking to decline and his pursuers begin to use these results as a weapon to put pressure on Ferguson and his family. Maybe in England they understand football much more than us, are not yet able to say "crisis." But today in Spain would CRISIS up in the soup.
Please do not use this word when not playing. All equipment, while important, can go through a run of victories and by no means has to be plunged into a crisis.
"You can maintain a level of play and score as high for a season"
I never tire of saying this phrase is becoming another major topic of football and that is used by all those who are not according to the indiscriminate use of the word as odious. A crisis is something deeper. It can never be the result only a small number of negative results even if it means losing a league that a priori already been won.
Finally, the club has regained his game and his excellent results. I believe that Manchester will do the same. In fact, I do not think that Manchester has lost have lost their game these last few games. Against Liverpool played badly, it's true. I have a bad day either. But the result in the match against Fulham would have been very different if the Reds had materialized some of the time they had, if they had played all home owners or perhaps, if it had not been expelled Scholes. Football is much more simple than we often want to see it.
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