ESPN analysts split the critic’s criticism, claiming that “the Mexican’s only enemy is the Mexican himself.”
ESPN analysts showed divided opinions about the message written by Tigres attacker André-Pierre Gignac, criticizing the attitude of Mexican fans around his team’s participation in the last World Cup for clubs, which culminated in second place after a 1-0 defeat to Bayern Munich.
The Mexican’s worst enemy is the Mexican himself! Feeling Mexican makes me sad! Let’s change the chip! All towards the same course, we grow together for the world! Enjoy racing; hands palm to palm. I promise I will improve too! Blessings to all! The Frenchman announced on his Twitter account.
In view of the above, David Faitelson echoed André-Pierre’s message by noting the following:
“OMG! Now we’re” bad Mexicans “ those of us who say that Tigres lacked daring, daring or a little forward-thinkingWhere we are. Almost a “fanaticism” or a need to deposit “debt”. I’m ashamed… ”he said.
For his part, Francisco Gabriel de Anda supported what was called by the French
“Deny it, a winner’s objective statement!” Said the now analyst.
While, Mauricio Pedroza said that what Gignac said has no basisas Mexicans who have triumphed outside of football are supported.
“The hollow generalization of” a Mexican is the Mexican’s worst enemy “stems from a deep ignorance – if not ignorance – of the Mexican’s true idiosyncrasy. His soccer bubble is NOT a reflection of society,” he said.