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Well, there is mental fatigue after a prolonged period without being 'out', a break. It numbs the mind.

It happens in all sports, writers have it, scientists have it, ....

So, to get Mata from burning out - he should have a long enough period away from football. Burnout in football is a phenomenon that for example got the attention of AC milan lab, Ajax in their youth system, and pretty much everyone that does evidence based sports development in top sports.

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Oh thats what you mean, not being able to participate due to mental fatigue.

No i do not underestimate that, i have it in Mind.

But in my view i can still qualify some of the statements a bit exaggerated in my opinion in this case.

Of course mental and physical fatigue is possible.

But the confederations cup and playing for spain is very important for these players and for the country of spain, and i am sure that the spanish, and chelsea physio have done more than enough physical and mental checkups, along with Mata's own evaluation to come to an agreement as to what exactly his role is going to be.

Meaning that the players are going to play under the circumstances that their body allows it to.

So i understand that it is under an acceptable amount of control, thus my opinion of an exaggeration under a certain context, and my explanation of one of the factors out of many as to why silva is playing over mata.

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Oh thats what you mean, not being able to participate due to mental fatigue.

No i do not underestimate that, i have it in Mind.

But in my view i can still qualify some of the statements a bit exaggerated in my opinion in this case.

Of course mental and physical fatigue is possible.

But the confederations cup and playing for spain is very important for these players and for the country of spain, and i am sure that the spanish, and chelsea physio have done more than enough physical and mental checkups, along with Mata's own evaluation to come to an agreement as to what exactly his role is going to be.

Meaning that the players are going to play under the circumstances that their body allows it to.

So i understand that it is under an acceptable amount of control, thus my opinion of an exaggeration under a certain context, and my explanation of one of the factors out of many as to why silva is playing over mata.

Uhm ok. I guess. Only a physio wouldnt know the first thing about the mental aspect, i fear.

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A clever tactical move to bring him on late ,,,,was superb ..I was relieved he scored his penalty ,, Was Torres taken off in case it went

to penalties?????

Torres looked out of breath and kept leaning on his knees after the 80th minute. Piqué seemed injured too. That was probably the reason del bosque put Martinez in there, in case piqué had to walk off.

Mata's penalty was good but then again besides Bonucci, everyone had an amazing penalty today.

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Totally shit!

Just like when we play against city and he goes missing.

And just like his Spanish team that are total shit when the opposing team is aggressive and press like crazy.

They were all shit ...

To be honest even the "legendery" Xavi and Iniesta were quite bad. not to mention Pique, Arbeloa, Ramos......

Atleast Mata gave one great ball which was supposed to be an assist but David Luiz basicaly did a 'not today' save. B)

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Replying to Stingray from the page behind, i have seen documentaries about spain where the NT's physio team helped iniesta GREATLY for example when it comes to the mental aspect during the 2010 world cup.

About Mata, the lack of the 4-2-3-1 that del bosque has used all these years had its effect, along with fatigue. The brazilians came in with alot of energy and momentum, and i really think del bosque did a mistake not playing martinez @ midfield. Its been shown throughout the tournament, the problem at midfield.

According to toni grande, which is the 2nd coach to spain, they replaced fabregas with mata because they needed more directness and pace, and that almost worked out for them today.

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Replying to Stingray from the page behind, i have seen documentaries about spain where the NT's physio team helped iniesta GREATLY for example when it comes to the mental aspect during the 2010 world cup.

That is possible. Everyone think they are specialists. I would leave psychology to psychologists and physiology to physiologists. My point is that the mental aspect is often underrated and can be dealth with 'by merely talking', giving advice. While profesionally good interventions use hard core evidence based protocols. Not just someone who 'thinks' he can do it and is actually specialized in physio.

That is still now - an underrated problem in football. eg: check Adriano.

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