Carlos Tevez (4 Viewers)

[Hydde]

How so? they used skinny shorts and shirts. they doesnt looked heavy

 

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[Osman]

Rus, you just need to look at how defenders performed in those vidoes... and ull see it was MUCH easier for "geniuses" to score in those times.

Now u get chopped after the first dribbles.

They are more athletic and physically more formidable now (train ALOT more), but I call BS on the easier part, atleast when it came to getting chopped, players are alot more protected now then they used to be in the past.

 

[ALC]

How so? they used skinny shorts and shirts. they doesnt looked heavy

it's about the material

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They are more athletic and physically more formidable now (train ALOT more), but I call BS on the easier part, atleast when it came to getting chopped, players are alot more protected now then they used to be in the past.

but tactical fouling plays a bigger part.

 

[Osman]

It plays a bigger part, but you could kick the living shit outta dribblers without much consequences back in the day.

 

[ALC]

yeah, because they didn't know how to defend.

 

[Klovn]

Tactical fouling.

 

[Ocelot]

It's actually a thing.

And to say scoring was harder 50 years ago is just ridicolous.

 

[Juliano13]

just randomly asking: do you think CR7 is the greatest finisher ever? If not him, who is?

Peter North

 

[X Æ A-12]

And to say scoring was harder 50 years ago is just ridicolous.

if i'm not mistaken 50 years ago 2-3-5 was a popular formation. Compare that to today.

 

[piotrr]

Peter North

 

[Nzoric]

if i'm not mistaken 50 years ago 2-3-5 was a popular formation. Compare that to today.

Not sure if serious or not

 

[piotrr]

Not sure if serious or not

You never heard about it?

The 2–3–5 was originally known as the "Pyramid", with the numerical formation being referenced retrospectively. By the 1890s, it was the standard formation in England and had spread all over the world. With some variations, it was used by most top level teams up to the 1940s.

 

[Ocelot]

if i'm not mistaken 50 years ago 2-3-5 was a popular formation. Compare that to today.

Exactly what I meant, even if by the 1950-60es 2-3-5 was largely abandoned (or so I think at least), the general tactical mindset was similar, adding to the general ability of defenders just being way lower.

 

[Klin]

Conte would have had a heart attack with that formation.

 

[dinojuve]

Carlos Tevez - Player Focus

El Apache in Black'n'White

http://www.sportpulse.net/content/serie-player-profile-carlos-tevez-12560


We couldn't get better player for Conte's system than him. Plain perfect type of player for it.

 

[Yuckerini]

really unlucky not to score today

 

[CrimsonianKing]

Hasn't been as good as he can be in the last 3 or 4 matches. Maybe it's time to conserve some energy. We didn't save enough last time.

 

[Ahmed]

was a tough shift today, Udinese were defending with a 5 man backline lead by 2 DMs, not easy to break down.

still he had his moments.

 

[Hydde]

Its my imagination or he has stopped to drop deep a little in mid to recover balls=?

 

[dinojuve]

Nope, I've noticed that too. He looks a little bit tired. Not surprising though, as he played every single game this season. Could use some rest next round, it would help him definitely.