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A little, smh. Kante leaving has come up too much. Where there is smoke....You nervous?
A little, smh. Kante leaving has come up too much. Where there is smoke....You nervous?
I think he still has a lot in the tank. Luckily for you our board is not competent enough to pull this offA little, smh. Kante leaving has come up too much. Where there is smoke....
Doubt it. Rüdiger is the one we are trying to get rid of.
At least this transfer window, Ferran Torres and Ake don't seem like ready-made players to meOk I'm about to go in on Pep
Pep's system relies heavily on elite ball retention midfielders.
His success in Barcelona solely because he had 3 players (2 of which are all-time midfielders) in the midfield, that were legendary (not just elite) at ball retention.
That's what made that team so great, 'cause teams could only create few chances, relying on an unrealistic shot-to-goal conversion and that knowledge impacts decision-making and causes players to take risks they shouldn't or snap at shots because the chance might not come again.
I used to think Sterling was evidence of his coaching, except Sterling is the only one who's noticeably improved under him. So I have to put that down to Sterling's work-ethic. Should be no surprise 'cause he buys ready-made players.
At bayern, he tried to champion P-E Højbjerg as the next captain/great midfielder... He stagnated (improved at S'ton under Hasenhüttl and Jose recognised this and signed this summer).
4 Straight QF exits with Citeh (Biggest budget ever)
1st vs Monaco, ahead going into the 2nd leg, plays usual attacking style.
2nd vs Liverpool, changed system; focused on dribbling instead of usual passing 'cause of fear of Liverpool's play
3rd vs Tottenham, should have beaten.
4th vs Lyon, changed to a 3-5-2 to match Lyon formation 'cause the previous yr in group stage, Lyon had beaten (etihad) and drawn (stade gerland) to Citeh. Clearly Pep didn't trust his tactical acumen to stop lyon's counter-attack.
KDB was asked after the Lyon game about the loss, he said "it's a different year, same stuff", that's it.. cut straight to the point and damning. He a fraud.
What he does well his teach players his system, however how hard could that be with elite players.
Ok I'm about to go in on Pep
Pep's system relies heavily on elite ball retention midfielders.
His success in Barcelona solely because he had 3 players (2 of which are all-time midfielders) in the midfield, that were legendary (not just elite) at ball retention.
That's what made that team so great, 'cause teams could only create few chances, relying on an unrealistic shot-to-goal conversion and that knowledge impacts decision-making and causes players to take risks they shouldn't or snap at shots because the chance might not come again.
I used to think Sterling was evidence of his coaching, except Sterling is the only one who's noticeably improved under him. So I have to put that down to Sterling's work-ethic. Should be no surprise 'cause he buys ready-made players.
At bayern, he tried to champion P-E Højbjerg as the next captain/great midfielder... He stagnated (improved at S'ton under Hasenhüttl and Jose recognised this and signed this summer).
4 Straight QF exits with Citeh (Biggest budget ever)
1st vs Monaco, ahead going into the 2nd leg, plays usual attacking style.
2nd vs Liverpool, changed system; focused on dribbling instead of usual passing 'cause of fear of Liverpool's play
3rd vs Tottenham, should have beaten.
4th vs Lyon, changed to a 3-5-2 to match Lyon formation 'cause the previous yr in group stage, Lyon had beaten (etihad) and drawn (stade gerland) to Citeh. Clearly Pep didn't trust his tactical acumen to stop lyon's counter-attack.
KDB was asked after the Lyon game about the loss, he said "it's a different year, same stuff", that's it.. cut straight to the point and damning. He a fraud.
What he does well his teach players his system, however how hard could that be with elite players.
At least this transfer window, Ferran Torres and Ake don't seem like ready-made players to me
I used to think Sterling was evidence of his coaching, except Sterling is the only one who's noticeably improved under him. So I have to put that down to Sterling's work-ethic. Should be no surprise 'cause he buys ready-made players.
Don't they say a lot of Sterling's development was down to Arteta working closely with him? I'm sure I heard or read that somewhere along with Arteta being great with wingers.
Props for the post. Pep = real life fraud.
Great post!Ok I'm about to go in on Pep
Pep's system relies heavily on elite ball retention midfielders.
His success in Barcelona solely because he had 3 players (2 of which are all-time midfielders) in the midfield, that were legendary (not just elite) at ball retention.
That's what made that team so great, 'cause teams could only create few chances, relying on an unrealistic shot-to-goal conversion and that knowledge impacts decision-making and causes players to take risks they shouldn't or snap at shots because the chance might not come again.
I used to think Sterling was evidence of his coaching, except Sterling is the only one who's noticeably improved under him. So I have to put that down to Sterling's work-ethic. Should be no surprise 'cause he buys ready-made players.
At bayern, he tried to champion P-E Højbjerg as the next captain/great midfielder... He stagnated (improved at S'ton under Hasenhüttl and Jose recognised this and signed this summer).
4 Straight QF exits with Citeh (Biggest budget ever)
1st vs Monaco, ahead going into the 2nd leg, plays usual attacking style.
2nd vs Liverpool, changed system; focused on dribbling instead of usual passing 'cause of fear of Liverpool's play
3rd vs Tottenham, should have beaten.
4th vs Lyon, changed to a 3-5-2 to match Lyon formation 'cause the previous yr in group stage, Lyon had beaten (etihad) and drawn (stade gerland) to Citeh. Clearly Pep didn't trust his tactical acumen to stop lyon's counter-attack.
KDB was asked after the Lyon game about the loss, he said "it's a different year, same stuff", that's it.. cut straight to the point and damning. He a fraud.
What he does well his teach players his system, however how hard could that be with elite players.