Bielsa is driving Europe crazy with his team: It gives its goals to opponents, yet it wins (Video)

Currently, Bielsa is the coach of Leeds United, the great English team that has not been part of Premier League since 2003. This team has even suffered as much as it did for some seasons in the third English category. But, Bielsa is passing the second season at the club and have already started demands to build a statue in Leeds City, near Elland Road Stadium.

But what's so special about this coach?

Leeds United was winning 3-0 over Cardiff City two weeks ago. His players, however, did not change tactics and continued to play similarly, frustrated that their team was winning so easily. Easier victories, not considered victory in Leeds. And so, Cardiff City evened 3-3, translates Periscope.

During yesterday, Leeds had the 2-0 advantage over Birmingham City. But the final score was 4-5. Every time Leeds crossed the edge, Birmingham evenled, except at the end.

Leeds players, Bielsas players, didn't want the game to end by easily and without war.

And yet, despite this strange feature, Bielsa's team is in first place on the board and will most likely be part of Premier League from next year.

Bielsa has built a bunch of players who have realised their full potential. No one is a big name, yet they are somehow managing to dominate all 23 other teams in the second English category made up of large teams, with big players.

This team's characteristic is the unopposedness of game players. They want to play to the maximum, despite the outcome, as football maniacs.

Bielsa's tactics change. Some of them can be seen in the trainers mentioned earlier. Guardilla, Pochetino and Simeon, among other things. Even at Marcelo Gallardo soon, who is expected to become a great coach at Barcelona.

At the time 3-2-3-2, 4-2-2-2-2, and then 3-3-2-2. But what combines these tactics is the chaotic form of the game. It's very precise. It's very precise. Then, the pressure's concerned with a few players.

Last year his team was winning a decisive challenge to Aston Willas, but his team gave an opponent a goal by allowing him to score simply after their goal was contested by Willa players. Leeds almost failed to secure the play-off.

The magic of Bielsa shows us his mention as “The King of the Seven Kingdoms of the Fronts Game [Game of Throns]” by Danish actor playing Jamie Lannister in the movie.

Similarly, Marcelo Bielsa is called the 42 thousand-seat stadium where the team plays to raise Leonel Mess's talent.

Here's what a Leeds United fan writes in a group of this Facebook club:

Beelsa has turned us into a novel of magic reality. So many unexpected turns, beautiful dramas, and passion. Our team is more than a football team. It's a confession, full of other stories. Even the fight against Cardiff was extraordinary. Players are extra-professional, filled with passion, eager to play. Sometimes too thirsty. Everyone has realized their full potential. They can't fuck with their game like little kids. What about the results? I don't think you care. It's okay to win, but it's necessary to fight, for example, if the score is 3-0 for them, it's too boring and unconscious to disrupt the outcome just to fight back. Like children. If they're winning easily, the game is not worth playing.

No matter what happens next, I want to say thank you Marcelo Biels! Now I can truly understand why a stadium larger than Elland Road bears his name. The team stadium that raised Lionel Messin. And now I can truly understand why Guardiola thinks Bielsa is the best coach in the world! ”