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Johan Cruyff, who is in Mexico to study the situation of the Chivas de Guadalajara, urged patience on Thursday to point out to the fans that the world can not be changed in one day.

"In Chivas is high quality, because if he had not be a big club. Therefore, add little things," said former player in a statement that the team played in a press release.

Cruyff arrived in Guadalajara for a fee of sports director to study the situation that is in crisis in recent months to try to define a new style to help you regain the level it is the team with more fans. "

The ex star of Ajax and Barcelona reminded everyone that "play well without winning, it makes no sense, no gain philosophy not have it, so look for things there, conjoining them and make the most of all in every way ".

He also said that things do not work simply because they want to win but to do it "you have confidence in the players" and never be afraid to be somebody.

He said that in the next few days his team will be devoted to investigate what has Chivas because "good leave it and what you can work on improving it."

He said that the Chivas advantage is that all players are Mexican and they "want to see their strengths and weaknesses" so that from this system can be implemented. "

Chivas will tour

Johan Cruyff attend the game against Puebla on Sunday next, in the ninth round of the Clausura 2012. +

The ex star of Ajax and Barcelona will be in the Cuauhtemoc stadium in Puebla to continue the first evaluation of the football squad, which will develop for ten days to detect and correct errors that are the last place team in the tournament with five points .

Cruyff came to Chivas with the position of sports director to try to define a new style to help you regain the most popular club in Mexico.

After witnessing a few days training the first team until Saturday Cruyff develop diagnostic work, since it seeks to adapt the project 'Total Football' of the Dutch school.

Then travel to Puebla (Central Mexico) to join the team's after Sunday's game. (via SPORT)

The new sports consultant from Chivas de Guadalajara compared his new club with the 70 Ajax and Barça of Guardiola.

The journalist José Ramón Fernández of ESPN interviewed Johan Cruyff to review the game globally today, his new club, Chivas, and perform various comparisons between the Ajax and Holland of the 70, the Dream Team and current Barça models of planet football game.

Cruyff did a review of the history of football to get to the comparison with the Mexican football and the Netherlands or the Dream Team: "In the late 60's, the Dutch had a lot of quality football, but there were no professionals. There were great players, Rinus Michels coached us. the base existed. we enjoyed without thinking about the results. When we had the mentality began to execute the search results with the quality with which they had. "Referring to the current Barca and exportable model Chivas game, Cruyff said that "no team runs as little as Barcelona. They always have the ball. It is they who set the pace of the game and decide where to play. Only one ball and decide who does. "

The new Chivas sports consultant said that with his arrival, Barça and Catalunya changed the mentality: "In Catalunya had mind losing, but managed to become a winner. Have a weakness, but if you can work better. Have to detect small problems. never are big problems, they are always small details. have to find them and find the solution. "

Asked about the best player in the world, Dutch and Catalan clear answer: "The best player in the world does not exist, because there are different positions. There spectacular player like Messi. But if you see a guy like Xavi, who handles the ball , which manages the pace of the game. it's a great player, but totally different from Messi. Everyone is a gambler, but a forward is different from the goalkeeper. You can not compare. it is very hard to tell who is the best. the most spectacular is Messi. Best, Xavi ".

Cruyff does not see why you can not achieve Chivas similar success Ajax and Barcelona: "Everyone always says no. And I reason when everyone tells me it can not. This team reminds me of former Ajax, La Masia, and those are things that I like and motivates me to work. " (via SPORT)

Johan Cruyff was presented on Saturday as Chivas adviser. The event ended with boos Mexican club president.

The ex player and ex coach of Barça called for "realism" to his new team, making clear that its support does not guarantee the end of the run of Chivas: "To think that I'm here because I am going to win is absurd, we know what failure, "he said.

"You might not have known how to play and then have forgotten about it. You can not always win, but you have to take a base, one just has not won a game," he said.

Chivas owner Jorge Vergara, was booed during the presentation of Cruyff, which took place before about 200 fans at Estadio Omnilife. The manager was outraged by this, "" Shut up, more respect, are invited to a home and respected, "he snapped Vergara those present.

Fans were able to ask the Dutch, who stressed that his project is long term. (via SPORT)

Johan Cruyff will be part of the team of Chivas de Guadalajara, according to Mexican media say Friday.

The Chivas, ranked last in the championship Aztec have thought of the current Catalan coach to find solutions to their plight.

Jorge Vergara, owner of Chivas, confirmed the hiring of ex Barcelona player and coach was quoted in several Mexican sites.

The official did not specify what exactly play by the Dutch, but appreciated his alleged collaboration: "It is very complete, very extensive all that will happen to him," he said.

"We want to take a leap of quality, correct what we are doing wrong and affixing a stamp of total football that allows us to be a team like Barcelona, ​​the best in the world," said Vergara.

Chivas, one of the most successful teams in Mexican football, take 13 consecutive games without defeat, and on Wednesday lost 3-0 to Vélez Sarsfield in the Copa Libertadores.

The incorporation and presentation of Cruyff as the media, would occur on Saturday, although negotiations have not yet been closed.

"It's a great opportunity for us to Mexico, is like having the Pope in the Catholic religion or learning of the Nobel Prize," the owner of Chivas.

"It was a challenge, because it was not easy to convince him, make him love the project because it had not accepted any deal like this," he said. "It was very complex hiring," he said. (via SPORT)