quaazi wrote:Boateng has been standing off players since, well, forever. It's his style, at least when in a deep block. The rest of the team is rapidly losing it's quality to press hard, high, and most importantly, with co-ordination. Much of it is due to a combination of Ancelotti's Italian heritage (tactically speaking in this case) and his lax method of coaching. The issue, of course, is that a deep block really has no business at Bayern unless we play Barca or City, and it has even less business at Bayern when the front line is still accustomed to a more aggressive block. If Ancelotti wants to create space in midfield for the opposition to exploit, then that's how to do it. That's why our midfield has been looking so weak despite an extra man there nominally - a disjointed pressing/blocking system that leaves the midfield stranded.
Coman wrote:http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2673739-time-for-carlo-ancelotti-to-make-thiago-alacantara-bayerns-anchorman#articles/2673739-time-for-carlo-ancelotti-to-make-thiago-alacantara-bayerns-anchorman
rthebest wrote:Bayern hired the wrong Italian
Conte said: "It was because in my mind I wanted to play with 4-2-4. I wanted to start the season with this because you have wingers who are strong one vs. one and I like to play with two strikers very close together.
http://www.espnfc.com/chelsea/story/2991199/antonio-conte-admits-3-4-3-formation-was-always-his-second-preference
ramsej84 wrote:@Coman, I really like your reasoning and appreciate your knowledge.![]()
Seriously you should consider taking up a coaching course, if you haven't got one already.
Your NT is waiting for you
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