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13:13
Injury latest on Berardi
BIelsa says Berardi and Dallas will play the next two under-23s games.
That’s all from him now.
13:12
How difficult to assess the promotion race?
We all agree with the fact that Championship there are no easy games.
And we know that’s it’s difficult to have continuity.
You don’t win many games with a huge difference in the score.
We’re not sure either if the teams at the top of the table are going to beat the teams at the bottom.
All those who analyse the results of the Championship know that each game is important. And it’s very difficult to draw conclusions.
13:07
Are Swansea a better side than their league position suggests?
For me Swansea is a big team. It’s a team that hasn;t used its full potential so far. It’s a team that has a counter-culture.
They have players very good with the ball. And I like how Swansea play.
13:06
On the players fitness work
It’s not convenient to be overweight . But it’s not the only aspect that decides the physical performance. THe quality of the training sessions is obviously also important and the professionalism of the player is more important that the quality of the training session, because you need rest to get a good psychical performance. The thing that makes you have a better physical performance is the character, the personality. And if we make a mix of these three aspects, the most important one is the personality and the natural skills. Second is the professionalism and the third one is the quality of the training sessions.
13:03
On Luke Ayling's form
For me Bill Ayling is a great player. A complete player. When I say complete I mean he can manage all the aspects of the game.
He can defend as a full-back, as a centre-back. He has an aerial game that is not very common for full-backs. And if we divide the pitch into three segments on the right hand side of the pitch, he defends well, he is very well in playing out, he takes risks when we have to organise and use the ball and the only thing that decreased a little bit is his defensive impact.
He usually gets a grade about 7 points and now he’s getting a grade of over 6 points..
The thing we can’t do is to look at everything, so we divide and we command only the last games. THe only thing I can tell about Bill Ayling, that he contribute a little less in attack and usually he was getting a grade of more than 7, now it’s more than 6.
But for me he’s a very important player for the team. He is a player that is an example for his team-mates, the public, the fans and in football you have very few players who don’t have ups and downs.
And when Bill has less impact, he’s always has more than 6 points. Even in his downs he’s over 6 points.
Maybe I’m not objective. Because I have a very special respect for him, for what he gives to the tea. Because he always assumes risks. And because he’s influenced for this feature that I admire him. Obviously he’s better than what you think.
12:58
On struggles to score first
We all try to find explanations to this. You, the media and us. Nobody wants to concede the first goal.
There’s a price that we are not willing to play.
If we only focused on the fact to prevent the opponent from scoring a goal we would be doing something in the way you are proposing. If we share the energy between creating and defending the possibility for the opponent to score a goal is higher. This is scientific, mathematical analysis. But from a football point of view if you dominate you have more chances to score and more chances not to concede.
What is true is that usually we conceded one of less goals per game but now we concede more than one goal per game.
And with a specificity is that our team always contributes to the goal scored by the opponent. But it’s not very fair to say it’s a contribution.
But you have actions of danger or situatuons that depend exclusively on the team that is attacking and you have others that are made easier by the team that is defending. When you make it easier for the opponent to attack it’s when you make a mistake. But the mistake is part of football. If there’s something that you can’t ask to a football player, you can’t tell them ‘take risks but you can’t make a mistake.’
The best ones take risks and don’t make mistakes. They are very few. If you tell a player takes risks but don’t make a mistake, the player has one solution - not to take risks.
And if you don’t take risks in football games, the game becomes less attractive.
And then the capacity of winning decreases. You always compare yourself to the opponent.
If the only comparison we make is which team is not making mistakes when two teams with the goal of not making a mistake the game is not attractive.
12:52
Brown in your squad?
Yes, he will be with the group tomorrow,
12:52
Forshaw might be available - is that the case?
Forshaw won’t play tomorrow.
Casilla, Ayling, Jansson, Cooper, Alioski, Phillps, Roofe, Pablo, Bamford, Harrison will be the starting XI.
We think Forshaw’s injury is not that serious but the fact that he missed two games we have to take this reality into account. And we have more days after the game against Swansea, so we hope he’ll be available in about 10 days.
12:50
What are your memories of Gordon Banks?
He’s a glory of English football. And he’s also a glory of world football. He’s among the best goalkeepers of history and it’s a small group when you talk about the best ones. All these real facts define who was Gordon Banks.
12:49
How much did the late goal at Boro give everyone a lift?
When you don’t lose it always improves your mental spirit.
But it’s not only about the final result, not losing but it’s also about analysing the game. To evaluate what kind of responses we were able to give.
And in that sense the conclusions are positive ones.
12:48
Jack Clarke update
He’s under observation. We’re doing some more exams to see what happened and we all feel relieved.
12:47
Bielsa's here...
Let’s see what he has to say...
