RedQueen wrote:I think the trainer has to take responsibility for the form of the players. One player out of form, perhaps - but if the player is out of form over his entire tenure, even that should raise questions. But it isn't just one player. You can find excuses for every one of them individually, but with the overall picture plus the reports concerning his training I find it difficult to absolve the coach from all responsibilities when it comes to form.
aterford wrote:Neuer - no improvement
Ulreich - no improvement, maybe worse
Hummels - no improvement
Javi - worse
Bernat - better
Kimmich - worse
Rafinha - no improvement
Vidal - worse
Thiago - better
Sanches - worse
Costa - worse
Coman - worse
Lewandowski - no improvement
ramsej84 wrote:Was watching Tottenham v Liverpool
https://twitter.com/MrAncelotti/status/ ... 3478738944
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RedQueen wrote:Don't be silly. Löw has no hatred for strikers. He simply didn't have one available other than Klose. And don't bring Kießling into the discussion. If you publicly disrespect the head coach you can't be expected to be called up for the national team. That's not just a question of personal pride. It's destroying the team spirit if you have a player who openly disrespects the coach.
Manchu wrote:What an idiot. Even Joachim Low, who used to have a pathological hatred of strikers,
Spox wrote:Carlo Ancelotti has commented on the existing criticism of his training methods. The former coach of FC Bayern Munich recognizes a clear dissent.
"I have worked my methods for years and I will not change them," said Ancelotti the Domenica Sportiva . The football instructor remains firmly convinced of his ideas: "It's better to stick to his plans and go down than to let others force you on them."
"Much has been said by Bayern's president, the players, the media. [...] The Bavarians have disliked my methods not quantity. "
Ancelotti said, "Before the players spend an hour and a half on the field and running slowly, I prefer them to play for an hour on the field, with a focus on short sprints, ball work and game play, and football is not about walking slowly . "
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