DIEGO LATORRE: "HICE LO MISMO QUE SALAS" | ENTREVISTA SIN FILTRO

Diego Latorre analyzes the state of Argentine soccer: the difference between passion and violence, the role (and fragility) of coaches, the tactical revolution since Guardiola, the responsibility of journalism, and the impact of social media. Plus, memories of Boca Juniors, his partnership with Batistuta, the hat trick at the Bernabéu, the "almost" Real Madrid, and a masterclass on Redondo. He closes with a manifesto: professionalism off the pitch and an amateur spirit on it, so that the player retains the freedom to decide. Best moments 0:30 Passion vs. violence: "Hinchas de la fanada" 1:54 How it affects player development 2:19 Does pressure toughen? Tough childhood and character 5:21 Powerful managers... and fragile ones: player dependence 7:51 The "before and after" of Guardiola 9:27 Rebellion and reading the game 9:48 Functions vs. positions; Solidarity and play 10:54 Bielsa and the local debate about Guardiola 11:42 The cerebral '5': a revolution in roles 13:04 Self-criticism in journalism: the impact industry 14:36 ​​Preparing to communicate (3 years of philosophy) 15:59 Social media: immediate judgment and a roller coaster 19:24 Regrets and the gesture to the Boca Juniors crowd 21:45 Mental antibodies of the professional soccer player 23:01 "Football chooses you": elite filters 24:03 Masters: Cappa and Tabárez (3-1 anecdote) 27:25 Partnership with Batistuta and the "Battle of Santiago" 28:58 Fiorentina, Tenerife, and the hat trick at the Bernabéu 30:58 The "almost" Real Madrid and the pre-Bosman quotas 31:43 Redondo, obsession, and excellence 33:40 Beauty vs. Efficiency: Beauty comes from what is well done 35:27 Gallardo: urgency, purchasing, and identity 37:36 Being a technician? The "craftsman's" profession 39:23 Professional outside, amateur inside Subscribe to my channel and follow me on all my social media to talk about soccer: https://allmylinks.com/hugobalassone