Daniele Rugani (46 Viewers)
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Well the thing is that our CBs are still a lot better at defending than attacking, and Madzukic & Cavani are still a lot better at attacking than defending 
Full support for strikers presseing and working back and vice versa, but a full on rotation total football scheme wouldn't work that well I'd reckon.
Full support for strikers presseing and working back and vice versa, but a full on rotation total football scheme wouldn't work that well I'd reckon.
Well the thing is that our CBs are still a lot better at defending than attacking, and Madzukic & Cavani are still a lot better at attacking than defending
Full support for strikers presseing and working back and vice versa, but a full on rotation total football scheme wouldn't work that well I'd reckon.
Full support for strikers presseing and working back and vice versa, but a full on rotation total football scheme wouldn't work that well I'd reckon.
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Hmmm, a bit difficult to tell. Definitely not the ball-playing type, I mean he's very solid in posession and I've never seen him make any real mistake, but he's not capable to play any long-balls Bonucci-style. In terms of defending he's more of a Barzagli/Rugani type than Chiellini, though there are instances where he goes full King Kong on an attacker out of nowhere
That's all from watching Austria matches where Hinteregger plays more aggressively usually and Dragovic in a more reserved role, could be that he plays diffeently for Kiev.
He's not starter quality really for us now, but he's solid and hardly ever brain farts, plus could develop into at least borderline starting quality over the years. For the 15-20 million he's rumoured it's a good buy in today's market, we'd be settled for years when it comes to CB rotation.
That's all from watching Austria matches where Hinteregger plays more aggressively usually and Dragovic in a more reserved role, could be that he plays diffeently for Kiev.
He's not starter quality really for us now, but he's solid and hardly ever brain farts, plus could develop into at least borderline starting quality over the years. For the 15-20 million he's rumoured it's a good buy in today's market, we'd be settled for years when it comes to CB rotation.
Hmmm, a bit difficult to tell. Definitely not the ball-playing type, I mean he's very solid in posession and I've never seen him make any real mistake, but he's not capable to play any long-balls Bonucci-style. In terms of defending he's more of a Barzagli/Rugani type than Chiellini, though there are instances where he goes full King Kong on an attacker out of nowhere
That's all from watching Austria matches where Hinteregger plays more aggressively usually and Dragovic in a more reserved role, could be that he plays diffeently for Kiev.
He's not starter quality really for us now, but he's solid and hardly ever brain farts, plus could develop into at least borderline starting quality over the years. For the 15-20 million he's rumoured it's a good buy in today's market, we'd be settled for years when it comes to CB rotation.
That's all from watching Austria matches where Hinteregger plays more aggressively usually and Dragovic in a more reserved role, could be that he plays diffeently for Kiev.
He's not starter quality really for us now, but he's solid and hardly ever brain farts, plus could develop into at least borderline starting quality over the years. For the 15-20 million he's rumoured it's a good buy in today's market, we'd be settled for years when it comes to CB rotation.
We have been linked to him for the past 3 seasons from what I remember so either we really are following him or this is just some recycled rumor that keeps floating around. I see hes just 25 which is another plus. Not sure what he would cost though
Dragovic is solid defender, he definitely closer to Barza from all of our defenders, not that elegant and handsome obviously. His partner in Dynamo defense Khacheridi is a poor man's Chiello – force without brains, a little better than Chiello on the ball, a little worse in everything else, very decent defender also. When Dynamo need to man-mark someone – it's Khacheridi's job, he is fast for such a big guy, strong and good in the air. Dragovich is more about tactical awareness, anticipation, positioning.