The long journalistic career of David Faitelson, has had me living controversial moments with some of the sports characters, and one of those who have highlighted this the most is with Ricardo Peláez, today director of the Chivas, with whom he has had various frictions.
Faitelson he remembered that with Pelaez lived a few altercations, the first when he he was a Chivas player (1998-2000) and later when they both shared analysis table at ESPNNevertheless, David Clearly, despite these chapters, he greatly admires them Ricardo for their honesty.
“We’ve collided with Ricardo since he was a footballer and I was a reporter. I remember him well, it was all because of a comment from me when he played for Guadalajara. I said Peláez used his head really well to finish, but just thatthat he used it for nothing else; I will remember that later put me against the wall in Jalisco stadium, in the hallway that led to the buses, and he asked me if I had anything against him, and I said no, ”the sports analyst recalls in conversation with Mediotiempo.
The time when Peláez called Faitelson stupid
Even, over the years, Faitelson remember the time today Peláez called him stupid in full program of ESPN’s spicy football, situation he referred to is a reflection of that Pelaez He is a man who goes straight but at the same time has the ability to accept his mistakes, a situation that he appreciates.
“What I like about Ricardo is that he’s a person who goes straight, he tells you things to your face, and if he doesn’t like it, he tells you that that night he He said he was stupid which is fine then he had the ability to think and say he was wrong, and I admire that in him.
He is a very honest, hard working man that I admirethat I would like to have by my side, in this case on television, on a football team, or wherever. I faithfully believe in the nobility of people, I try to find out if people have a point of nobility, because we all have it, some more, others less. Nobility is the ability to say sorry, I was wrong and nothing happens“, He’s ready.