Durante sua participação no podcast “Fala AE” desta terça-feira (05/09), o professor e comentarista Hugão fez uma análise sobre o mal momento vivido pelo Cruzeiro na temporada e disse qual a parcela de culpa dos jogadores pelo momento. Segundo Hugão, por mais que a troca de treinador tenha sido importante, a maior parte da culpa é dos jogadores.
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00:00 Up to this point we've talked about technical command,
00:03 mainly about the responsibilities of those who are off the field.
00:07 Directors, staff and coach.
00:10 Now I want to talk about those who are on the field.
00:12 Because obviously Peppa had his responsibility,
00:16 and I think that in a group he got to a point where he couldn't continue,
00:20 it wouldn't be nice to stay like this.
00:22 But individual mistakes cost Cruzeiro a lot.
00:28 Very expensive.
00:28 And I'm sure Peppa doesn't train Wesley missing a goal against Palmeiras.
00:33 No.
00:34 Cruzeiro could have scored a 1-0 in the second half,
00:37 and Cruzeiro would be close to a win against Palmeiras away from home.
00:41 It's not just this mistake.
00:42 He doesn't train Gilberto's mistake of not holding that ball,
00:45 which ends up causing a draw against Corinthians.
00:47 He doesn't train so much the finalization mistake,
00:51 or he didn't train it, talking about last year,
00:54 as Cruzeiro and Botafogo did.
00:56 Cruzeiro dominated the league leader, Mineirão.
00:58 He played that match.
01:00 I want to know about the responsibility of those on the field.
01:03 Because we mentioned some games where Cruzeiro would have added 5, 6, 7 points.
01:09 The situation would be completely different today in the table.
01:12 He would be fighting for a possibility of a free kick.
01:14 So, for you, what is the percentage of blame of those on the field?
01:17 I could put 50%, but I put 30% in Peppa, 70% of those on the field.
01:24 70% of those on the field.
01:26 Do you know why?
01:29 Because Wesley also lost a goal against Internacional.
01:32 Bruno Rodrigues lost a goal that would be our classification,
01:36 or maybe the victory against Grêmio in the Brazilian Championship.
01:38 I think he lost that goal in the Brazil Cup.
01:42 I remember the goal.
01:43 He tried to take the player away.
01:45 There was a grotesque foul by Cruzeiro in Grêmio's goals,
01:49 in our elimination here in Mineirão.
01:51 Grotesque foul.
01:53 The first goal in Grêmio's Brazilian Championship was also a foul.
01:57 Gilberto lost the goal under the crossbar without a goalkeeper.
02:00 Without a goalkeeper.
02:02 Gilberto's foul, for example, in that ball exit.
02:04 He had to hold the ball in the attack, and Corinthians managed to take the ball away.
02:08 But it went all the way through the field.
02:10 It went all the way through the field, but in school you learn that the center forward kills the play.
02:15 And the 30% of blame in Peppa, my friend, are those decisions that no one understands.
02:19 For example, you change the team and you change 6 to 6.12.
02:22 And my fault in Peppa is also based on the responsibility of the player.
02:27 Because the smart player notices that something is not working,
02:31 and on the field he starts to look for other mechanisms.
02:34 The smart player knows how to do that on the field.
02:36 The limited player is stuck to what the coach said.
02:39 The one who is a genius, there is no genius in Cruzeiro's team,
02:42 but you can have a smart player, a guy who develops at least that intelligence.
02:46 He will say, as I noticed, for example, in the game against Curitiba and against Goiás,
02:50 Cruzeiro was like this, they took the ball in the line of defense,
02:53 they touched it, touched it, touched it.
02:55 When they got to the last offensive sector, my friend, it was a wall with four players,
03:00 with one midfielder or one midfielder trying to articulate himself,
03:03 and the four connected there, stuck in the offensive sector of Cruzeiro,
03:07 without any movement.
03:09 The center forward didn't come, the second attacker didn't come,
03:12 the points didn't move, nothing.
03:14 Arthur Gomes improved a lot on that, and Matheus Pereira, when he was on the field, also improved.
03:17 I noticed that in that game against Atlético Paranaense,
03:19 I noticed Cruzeiro was more mobile on the field, and against Botafogo too.
03:23 So I realized that there is also this nuance, and that's why 70% of the team.
03:27 When people turn to me and say, "But Peppa had a lot of space."
03:30 Peppa had 30% of the fault, because we were able to see a game format,
03:34 a game pattern, but the strategic decision-making,
03:37 and these observations during the game, were where he sinned a lot.
03:42 Because that's what the coach looks at and says, "You guys are standing still.
03:45 You're crazy." I think that's what it is. 70%.
03:48 And in that game against Bragantino, it became clear that Cruzeiro's player
03:51 is conditioned by what the coach says, and that's why I'm worried about Zé Ricardo's arrival.
03:55 Because a smart player has a coach on the bench.
03:58 I'm not going to burn the guy. I'm going to do my role on the field,
04:00 so things work, including the shirt I'm wearing.
04:03 Against Bragantino, during maybe 60% of the game,
04:06 I saw Cruzeiro very disorganized, and suffering in Bragantino's hands.
04:10 Luckily, Bragantino, Leo Ortiz, wasn't very inspired on defense,
04:15 we didn't take advantage of that, and Bragantino arrives without...
04:19 Is it Leo Cittadini? It's not Leo Cittadini.
04:21 No. What is it?
04:22 The shirt that was there, the articulator, the good one, and everything I forgot now.
04:26 I don't remember the name.
04:27 He comes in on the second half, luckily he didn't come in,
04:29 he wasn't very inspired either.
04:30 Because otherwise, my friend, things would get a little more complicated in that game.
04:33 Yeah, Capixaba came in during the game.
04:35 Capixaba. And Cruzeiro was even interested in him.
04:37 That's why I got confused with Cittadini.
04:40 He missed a goal, very close to Rafael Cabral,
04:43 who was the guy who saved Cruzeiro to come in that game.
04:45 Yeah, I cornered him too much in that goal,
04:47 he sent me to open the ball, but...
04:49 The game was too good.
04:50 Other than that, there was nothing that compromised Cruzeiro.
04:53 zero.