Comments on: Question: Should Suarez Stay?

By: Lee

Lee — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 23:56:21 +0000

the team isnt like the physical bunch of lions we saw beat poland last year, that was physical- kn our players may be physical but they are struggling to fid composure and skill whilst trying to barge and bully their way through attacking teams so another change is needed cos im not having honduras or whatever other shocking team beat us jus like that!

By: Leon

Leon — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 22:08:36 +0000

kn,
I agree with you on Hurtado but you have to agree we need some radical changes. Suarez promised after copa america he was going to work hard in changing the team but it got worse. I think we need some new strategies or else we will be out of the 2010.

Bye

By: kn

kn — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 21:50:51 +0000

Our players are not physical enough, Lee???????

We are the most physical team of all Sudamerica!!!!

By: kn

kn — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 21:49:19 +0000

Ppl ure ideas are shocking me. As if im not pissed enough! Benitez is the man in Mexico and some of u say he SUCKS!!!! He’s the best one we got now plus we has experience with the altitude. As for radical changes, screw them. What do u want a team of youngsters or something?!?!?!? The players we have now are good yet some are slowing down. I stick to my everpresent idea of getting Hurtado the hell out, hes to freaking slow!!!!

By: Lee

Lee — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 16:11:09 +0000

The 4-4-2 formation needs to change, it has worked before but there needs to be a contigency plan in order to beat teams away from home. I remember against Chile in la copa we had wide players and counter attacks but it was chile who pushed a little more forward and passed around the edge of the box that subsequently won. Suarez’s european style football is realiable but our players aren’t physical enough and I think at least away from home Ecuador should play more fluently as a pass and move attacking team- goals will be conceded but at least we can score some and show the home team that ecuador isnt scared to play for the W…

By: Leon

Leon — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 14:39:52 +0000

Jhonny,
I understand you but we need radical changes so the Tri can qualify for the 2010. The warning signs were fortold in the copa america. Suarez did not make bold changes. He needs to react. If we dont win in Novemeber he might be looking for a new job. Hey, he might be train coach of the Yankees since Torre is not coming back next season. He was also a disappointment.

By: Jhonny "be good"

Jhonny "be good" — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 05:22:21 +0000

Here is my thought “compatriotas”. I think we are rushing ourselfs with radical decisions. As all of you, I would love to see my Ecuador in the highest positions; however, it’s still early to get radical judgements. Qualifiers just started and it’s a little too late to start over with another coach. All I can do for now is support Suarez, hopping things change for good becuase if not, my patient is gonna explote. So, I wish to “la tricolor” good luck in the upcoming games. =D

By: Leon

Leon — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 16:55:18 +0000

To all,
I was in Ecuador and witnessed the defeat of Ecuador Vs. Venezuela. Most of the country was depressed. It got worse when we lost against Brazil by 5 goals. The following is my analysis. I think it is important for Suarez to make dramatic changes in the line up and strategy. He had a golden opportunity to do this after the copa america.

What is hurting us is three things. We dont have a striker like Tin. Tin was able to draw 2 to 4 defenders and therefore open up spaces in our attack. Plus he knew how to get the Fu*&* ball in the net! We dont have this type of striker. There is no definition. The second issues is that majority of our players dont play in high altitudes and therefore are now impacted by the altitude of Quito. He should consider a line up of players that play in the high altitudes.

Lastly, he depends on Hurtado, Mendes, De la Cruz who are now past their prime and slowed down. He needs to find replacements urgently! There are some new blood out there. He needs to make dramatic actions are get kicked out.

As a final note, lets see how Profesor Vizuete does with the Sub 15 in Brazil. If he repeats the same as the Pan AMerican games, I recommend that he would be the right candidate for coaching the National Team.

Bye

By: MArk

MArk — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 17:26:27 +0000

i think luis fernando suarez should no longer stay with the team for the good of everyone. his time is up. yea hes the one that took ecuador to the second round of the world cup but we cant be looking at the past. we need to be looking at the future. i also think that we need “el tin” back because hes a tremendous goal scorer and i think that while hes on the field the others feel more confident. suarez should have resigned after the copa america becuz he did nothing but embarress the dam country. i have no clue y he has benitez playin on the national team when he sucks….. especially when someone crosses the ball because hes so short and he cant head the ball rite like agustin delgado. suarez shouldve gotten a striker from i think emelec who goes by the name of juarez. he can kick and head the ball good.. overall i think suarez should leave for the good of ecuador and for ecuador to have a chance in going to the world cup for the 3rd consecutive time. i also herd that theres roomers that aguinaga might coach the team after the games of paraguay and peru. not sure if its true but theres a roomer about that going on.

By: Pablo

Pablo — Sat, 21 Jul 2007 18:03:44 +0000

Who cares? Obviously Fifa sees, and everybody else for that matter, how bad Ecuador has played after the World cup.

Like my man Hank said Ecuador’s record is 2 wins 8 loses 3 draws! The F.E.F. should fired Suarez’s ass ASAP!!