Leaving is Losing
Marcelo Bielsa was looking for personal happiness, and Chile needed the same on a national scale. Football brought them together, as it does.
- By Rob Conlon
TSB Goes Latin
2-2-2
It's seven players against eleven, one goal against three. But Estudiantes have Alejandro Sabella on their team.
- By Rob Conlon
Like a Hurricane
Richard Finn reads French, and he has read Le football selon Marcelo Bielsa, the book of life at Leeds by Salim Lamrani.
- By Richard Finn
Influence
Bielsa is an inspiration to many, but not everyone is inspired the same.
- By Rob Conlon
Home From Home
The pandemic has caused so much trauma, it’s hard not to worry about Bielsa.
- By Ben Whitelaw
Talk English
Maybe Bielsa should learn English, once other managers learn to speak like Bielsa.
- By David Guile
At Home With Marcelo
Marcelo Bielsa looks at home in Leeds. But Rosario is his home, and Natxo’s, too.
- By Ignasi ‘Natxo’ Torné Gualdo
Cycle of Experimental Art
Radical, confrontational, revolutionary: how the art of 1960s Rosario is reflected in the art of Marcelo Bielsa’s football.
- By Aaron Moorehouse-Everett
Freedom
What a rare interview from the 1990s tells us about Marcelo Bielsa and Pontus Jansson
- By Tom Woodhead
Red Blood, Black Heart
Born in Barcelona, football traveller Natxo now works at his dream job in the marketing department at Newell’s Old Boys. Football in Rosario, he says, is mad.
- By Ignasi ‘Natxo’ Torné Gualdo
Eight Games
Our fans are physical, our manager is cerebral, and the Premier League isn’t ready for Leeds.
- By Charlie Phillips
Detective
Searching for a conspiracy, all we find is integrity.
- By Anthony Crewdson
Hugs
Like the best managers, Marcelo Bielsa isn’t scared of deploying the most powerful of coaching weapons: the hug.
- By Ben Whitelaw
Top 10
A chat with the man who taught Messi everything (probably).
- By Joe Brennan
