Didier Deschamps (16 Viewers)
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yep there is a problem in the midfield imo. But you have to take into consideration, the fact that the teams playing against us r just putting 10 men behind the ball and playing on the counter.
It will always be tough for us,In situations like that. We need to finish the chances we get early so we can get the other teams to open up. Our finishing in those past 3 games wasnt the best and i think that contributed much to it.
Remember that we played against the smaller teams in league. The teams that play for damage limitations mostly.Although they r inferior, but remember all of them know how to defend and will limit u to least possible chances.
But i have to say in defense of DD, our backline has been at its best. Didnt give much to the opponents and in the last two game Gigi didnt have much to do.
My problem with the structure, is Paro's positioning.He should be pushing forward more than zanetti and i dont see that but the opposite.He has a better shoot,passing and vision.So why isn't he being ordered to push forward and help out the forwards ?
It will always be tough for us,In situations like that. We need to finish the chances we get early so we can get the other teams to open up. Our finishing in those past 3 games wasnt the best and i think that contributed much to it.
Remember that we played against the smaller teams in league. The teams that play for damage limitations mostly.Although they r inferior, but remember all of them know how to defend and will limit u to least possible chances.
But i have to say in defense of DD, our backline has been at its best. Didnt give much to the opponents and in the last two game Gigi didnt have much to do.
My problem with the structure, is Paro's positioning.He should be pushing forward more than zanetti and i dont see that but the opposite.He has a better shoot,passing and vision.So why isn't he being ordered to push forward and help out the forwards ?
ofcourse we should but if u have 10 players defending in their half and putting pressure then its very hard.
Another thing is that we r relying on paro for accurate distribution and linking the three lines.But he isnt doing his job very well, he isnt asking for the ball as much as he should.
Anyway i think we will see a better performance against Brescia, as they will not bow down. It will be a test to the whole team and espcially the defense
Another thing is that we r relying on paro for accurate distribution and linking the three lines.But he isnt doing his job very well, he isnt asking for the ball as much as he should.
Anyway i think we will see a better performance against Brescia, as they will not bow down. It will be a test to the whole team and espcially the defense
There is no such thing as what u r talkin about!! i m sure before every game he tells the players to do their best! YES we have a serious problem & he must fix it soon. I though when DD come he wiil bring with him Beautiful football.But now i dont even want to see beautiful football all i want to seee is an agressive Juve not that team that strugllesd to teams that we never heard about!!
mark83 said:
That makes sense, but Juve has to be more aggressive and more attacking.
We have players capable of that, and that will result in panic defending of the opposition and more chances to make a mistake.
And we should really start looking for some winter signings.
We have players capable of that, and that will result in panic defending of the opposition and more chances to make a mistake.
And we should really start looking for some winter signings.
a little bit more creativity in midfield would be great.
Didier Deschamps non si nasconde: "Ci sono ancora 7-8 partite prima di Natale e si può sperare di fare bene. In testa per Natale? Anche prima se fosse possibile. Il Brescia e' una squadra con una base tecnica elevata. Curano molto il possesso palla e giocano a calcio anche se nell'ultima partita si sono un pò chiusi, forse perchè arrivavano da due sconfitte consecutive e non volevano rischiare".
DD's pre-match comments: -
Serie B Tim - 31 Oct 2006 - 4:38 PM/ Juventus.com
Deschamps: “It’s time to impose our game again”
On the eve of the clash with Brescia, Didier Deschamps spoke to the press about Wednesday’s line-up, in particular the centre of midfield where he will have to do without Giannichedda (injured) and Zanetti (suspended). “I have two or three possibilities with Marchisio, Camoranesi and also Nedved. I generally prefer players to play in the positions in which they are most comfortable. Camoranesi, for example, has always played well in the middle when called upon, but he is naturally a winger”. The journalists pointed out that the only true central midfielder available is Marchisio, the youngster who made his debut just this Saturday. “Age – replied Deschamps – is not a criterion for deciding who plays or who doesn’t play. Great players can be 18 or 23. It’s true that Juventus has certain requirements, but the fact Marchisio is here demonstrates he has the necessary ability. He’s a good player. He needs to grow still, but he has an interesting future”. That’s all the Bianconeri coach was willing to give away about tomorrow’s line-up, apart from confirming Del Piero’s place in the starting eleven, “given that he was rested on Saturday, having not been on top form during the week”.
Deschamps then spoke about the condition of his team. “I’m unhappy we haven’t been playing as well as we should have, even if we have come out on top when things haven’t been going our way. We need to rediscover certain things if we’re going to get back to imposing our game again. We didn’t sparkle over the last few games and our attitude was also lacking in aggression and nastiness, which in turn led to us leaving too much space for the opposition to exploit”. Deschamps then spoke about Brescia. “They have good qualities, especially up front. I don’t know whether they will sit back and hit us on the break or whether they will try something different. We’ll see tomorrow”.
On Wednesday 1st November the club celebrates its 109th birthday. “There is a culture of the past in Italy which I like very much. It’s also important for the new arrivals to see the champions who have created the history of this club”.
It's clear he is aware of the way the team is playing.
Why do they translate cativiera as nastiness, when they really mean toughness?
Serie B Tim - 31 Oct 2006 - 4:38 PM/ Juventus.com
Deschamps: “It’s time to impose our game again”
On the eve of the clash with Brescia, Didier Deschamps spoke to the press about Wednesday’s line-up, in particular the centre of midfield where he will have to do without Giannichedda (injured) and Zanetti (suspended). “I have two or three possibilities with Marchisio, Camoranesi and also Nedved. I generally prefer players to play in the positions in which they are most comfortable. Camoranesi, for example, has always played well in the middle when called upon, but he is naturally a winger”. The journalists pointed out that the only true central midfielder available is Marchisio, the youngster who made his debut just this Saturday. “Age – replied Deschamps – is not a criterion for deciding who plays or who doesn’t play. Great players can be 18 or 23. It’s true that Juventus has certain requirements, but the fact Marchisio is here demonstrates he has the necessary ability. He’s a good player. He needs to grow still, but he has an interesting future”. That’s all the Bianconeri coach was willing to give away about tomorrow’s line-up, apart from confirming Del Piero’s place in the starting eleven, “given that he was rested on Saturday, having not been on top form during the week”.
Deschamps then spoke about the condition of his team. “I’m unhappy we haven’t been playing as well as we should have, even if we have come out on top when things haven’t been going our way. We need to rediscover certain things if we’re going to get back to imposing our game again. We didn’t sparkle over the last few games and our attitude was also lacking in aggression and nastiness, which in turn led to us leaving too much space for the opposition to exploit”. Deschamps then spoke about Brescia. “They have good qualities, especially up front. I don’t know whether they will sit back and hit us on the break or whether they will try something different. We’ll see tomorrow”.
On Wednesday 1st November the club celebrates its 109th birthday. “There is a culture of the past in Italy which I like very much. It’s also important for the new arrivals to see the champions who have created the history of this club”.
It's clear he is aware of the way the team is playing.
Why do they translate cativiera as nastiness, when they really mean toughness?