translated from Spanish: No more endiosemos to Messi: Maradona

photograph/RT Mexico Sinaloa.-Diego Armando Maradona asked not endiosar more Lionel Messi and said that if it were to lead to the selection of his country not it would convene it because it is a player in the Barcelona and the other in the albiceleste.
“It is pointless to want to make a leader at a rate that is 20 times the toilet before a game. We do not endiosemos more Messi; Messi in Barcelona is one and the selection is one more”, said the program ‘The last word’, on Fox Sports.
Maradona, who turns 58 this month, noted that Messi is a great player, the best in the world next to Cristiano Ronaldo, but criticized the lack of leadership of the ORB of Barça.
“He’s a great player, but does not give; before talk and ask a technician is going to play the Play. Later, in court if he asks and wants it”, he added.
The ‘fluff’ is almost a month trainer the golds of Culiacan of the rise of Mexican soccer that has three victories and a defeat and who has in the area of classification in the League, but has come out in the media by his statements or his luxurious form d (e) living in the city of the State of Sinaloa.
Eight years ago Diego was coach of argentina’s national team which reached quarter-finals at the World Cup in South Africa and he showed a good relationship with Messi, but this Saturday went to the neck and criticized him his way of being.
“If Argentine coach, I would not call Messi, but never say never. You have to get pressure, getting the leader who we want to be because it is not going to make. Messi say, ‘throw yourself head against the stick’ and he prefers video games,”he said.
Although it did not nothing as coach, Maradona raised his hand to return to be Argentina coach, but said prefer to go to Mexico, while this summer spoke ill of the Mexican national team and criticized the decision of Fifa to give the world of 2026 to Mexi Co, shared with United States and Canada, because his national team is not a protagonist in the world.
Source: Time

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