It’s very hard to even order your thoughts about Marcelo Bielsa into coherent sentences and paragraphs, such is the chaos with which all of the memories attack and press you.
Whether it’s Mateusz Klich’s opening goal in the first match, beating up Derby County on the night Spygate broke, the hour-long Thorp Arch lecture on spying, Pablo Hernandez’s 16-second opener against West Bromwich Albion, or letting Aston Villa score a goal in the interests of fair play, it bombards you all at once.
And that was just the first season.
