Volleyball with knowledge and journalistic independence
Nicola Negro, the loud-mouthed Italian and owner of Minas, is studying in the Superliga.
Guilherme Schmitz is another Professor Pardal in the Superliga.
The difference is that the first has a past, the second has no future.
If Nicola Negro invented Carol Gattaz as the opposite, Guilherme surpassed the Italian by opting to leave Aleksandra Uzelac on the bench against Minas.
Because it is so elementary, few see the obvious.
Nicola can be anything but stupid.
I would never, for example, leave Thaísa or Kisy out of the team, even if the two hadn’t trained during the week.
Guilherme can be anything but intelligent.
There is no justification that can explain Aleksandra Uzelac starting on the bench in the opening of the playoffs, that is, in Fluminense’s most important game of the season.
The reference.
The average player sees the ball. The star, watches the game.
And it makes a difference.
Fluminense played two sets away because of the coach’s vanity.
The 3-0 defeat is 100% his responsibility.
Guilherme makes a basic mistake in sport by placing vanity above the group. Do not give up on the individual, forgetting the collective.
Nicola Negro won a strong competitor as Professor Pardal of the season.
Aleksandra Uzelac on the bench far outperforms Carol Gattaz as opposite.
Nicola, the owner of Minas, still recognized his mistake in forming the squad by improvising the central position in the position.
Guilherme outdid himself.
Fluminense is one game away from elimination and the coach hasn’t understood to this day that Ariane, approved by him, doesn’t play in neighborhood teams, imagine against a big team, and that Elina has always been the best option as an opponent.
And stubbornness is one thing, stupidity is another.
Nothing compares to not starting Uzelac in the quarterfinals.
If it were football, the coach wouldn’t resist.
At Fluminense, combining the current coach and the previous one, there isn’t one.
That’s it: the real idiot is the one who doesn’t know how to take advantage of his intelligence.
