Colo Colo only managed a draw against Everton and, for many, his level continues to raise doubts. With a significant number of casualties, the Cacique is resentful and seeks to achieve the perfect scaffolding.
Colo Colo did not go beyond the tie against Everton de Viña del Mar and could not take off in the standings. Despite being superior to the rival cast, the white box did not reflect said superiority on the scoreboard and did not make the necessary differences to be able to hold the advantage and take the victory.
In the coaching staff they are clear. The fact of having a practically new campus diminishes any possibility of shining in the immediate and, therefore, they ask for time. In the words of Gustavo Quinteros, there are a few weeks that it will cost to have that performance that they liked so much the previous year and that meant the National Championship title.
The x-ray of Cristián Basaure
It is on this operation that the former soccer player, and current commentator, paid attention. In his space on the TNT Sports “Todos Somos Técnicos” program, El Tigre made a crude analysis of the Cacique’s current situation and, although he acknowledges loss in some aspects, he hopes that With the return of some players, he can return to what he showed in the last tournament.
“For me, Colo Colo lost individual hierarchy and functioning. And in that individual hierarchy are the two full-backs, Amor who is not there, Gil who is now going to add him and I think he is going to give him another weight, “he started arguing.
“He also lost the operation of that champion Colo Colo and I think it’s going to take him a while to get scaffolding again. Do I see it as a competitive team? No way, but the standard he showed last year is lower today,” he added.
The truth is that Macul’s team, little by little, is going to recover important pieces. before the rouletters, Vicente Pizarro could already be seen among those summoned and, during this week, Leonardo Gil is expected to be able to return to practice alongside his teammates to become an alternative in midfield.
