Roy Hodgson, manager of Mexico's Carlos Vela in the West Bromwich Albion, criticized the treatment he has received the player by his national team in the last days, because "he had to travel 19 000 miles and had no role outstanding "in any of the two friendlies.
"I think it is disastrous that the players have to go to Mexico for friendly matches. I'm not sure if Carlos will return to suitable conditions," said Hodgson told the Birmingham Mail newspaper
Carlos Vela which gave Arsenal in January to gain experience with West Brom, was summoned by coach Jose Manuel de la Torre for appointments that Mexico had 26 and 29 March in the United States to Paraguay (3-1) and Venezuela (1-1), respectively.
The first of these meetings, Vela played only the last fourteen minutes as a substitute Pablo Barrera. Even in the second game managed to enter the starting lineup, so it took the field in the 46th minute to replace Andres Guardado.
"He has not played much for Mexico, so I think from their point of view, as the West Brom player now, this has been more than negative," said Hodgson, who finds no advantage in that the players go out for long periods of time.
acknowledged, however, can not stop them in any way the player.
sailing coach at West Brom is worried now about how to get it on Friday morning to England, possibly tired and concerned about the effects of jet lag, and if you can face in the appointment conditions league that the team had on Saturday with Liverpool.
In his remarks, Hodgson recalled that he had telephoned the Mexican Soccer Federation days before its concentration in the U.S., such as heating for the Gold Cup, and said, "are sympathetic, but then immediately forget that you called because not interested. "
"All they are interested in Mexico. I do not care the West Brom and that the team can go down or not," concluded Roy Hodgson, a technique that began the season with Liverpool last June after replacing the English Rafael Benitez, but was dismissed in early 2011 after numerous defeats chained by the Reds. THE UNIVERSAL
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