Igor Tudor - Manager (43 Viewers)

Alen

It's time to stay!!
Apr 2, 2007
54,283
I see a lot of critics on Kalulu starting and I wanted it too before the game but it worked fine.
The commentator said that Parma's guy on the left is an excellent crosser and their top assistman, so Kalulu was put there to provide better defense than what Nico or Joao Mario could (especially in combination with Chico).
I'm not sure if that was the plan, but the Parma guy didn't do anything at all throughout the match.
 

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Boksic

Senior Member
May 11, 2005
14,537
I see a lot of critics on Kalulu starting and I wanted it too before the game but it worked fine. Kalulu was only just held off of a goal at the second post. Crosses there were definitely a tactic and Joao Mario killed the tired legs when he came in.
He had a decent enough game. We lacked an attacking threat though with him in that role, and often Chico was against two defenders.

I don't think it is a bad option to have in some games but at home vs Parma I'd have preferred a more attacking player there to stretch their defence. In the end we got the win, so doesn't really matter.
 
Mar 24, 2006
13,969
The commentator said that Parma's guy on the left is an excellent crosser and their top assistman, so Kalulu was put there to provide better defense than what Nico or Joao Mario could (especially in combination with Chico).
I'm not sure if that was the plan, but the Parma guy didn't do anything at all throughout the match.
yes the valeri f ucker , he assisted to pellegrino when we lost 1-0 to them last season
 

Amer

Senior Member
Feb 13, 2005
11,704
The commentator said that Parma's guy on the left is an excellent crosser and their top assistman, so Kalulu was put there to provide better defense than what Nico or Joao Mario could (especially in combination with Chico).
I'm not sure if that was the plan, but the Parma guy didn't do anything at all throughout the match.
No. Stop with the justifications. Tudor is an amateur and doesn't know what's he doing. I hear this is the worse Juve in years.
 

Amer

Senior Member
Feb 13, 2005
11,704
I thought you rated Tudor highly as a coach.
I did, until members here opened my eyes.

Members here are so smart and vigilant.

Many members here could be sons of Einstein and Musk.

Those two whored around all over the world I hear.

Created generations of international forum members so smart that their brain could burst if you touch their heads. Pooof!
 

MrMonkey

Senior Member
Jul 15, 2017
4,514
Igor praise for the win! Okay statisically would/could have been more than 2-0. Though second half were able to get better scoring opportunities, finally going ahead. @Alen stated why Kalulu strangely was there, so no complaints from me when successful. Many times managers make no adjustments until it's too late. Wasn't an in-game adjustment but good job doing it to start. In-game adjustments usually amount to strategy you started the game off which isn't working.
 

rainhard

Senior Member
May 5, 2004
4,442
Pretty good, but let's see how he fare against Merda. Last season we draw 4-4 and win 1-0. The team he had compare with Motta's last season basically almost the same with addition of Joao Maria and Jonathan David. Last season we don't have Bremer when we win 1-0, but we have Kolo Muani in our attack. Hopefully we can get Kolo Muani before mercato is closed
 

Robee

Senior Member
Jun 21, 2011
7,521
Pretty good, but let's see how he fare against Merda. Last season we draw 4-4 and win 1-0. The team he had compare with Motta's last season basically almost the same with addition of Joao Maria and Jonathan David. Last season we don't have Bremer when we win 1-0, but we have Kolo Muani in our attack. Hopefully we can get Kolo Muani before mercato is closed
And we didn't have Kostic to start the game :tuttosport:
 

Siamak

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Aug 13, 2013
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️ Tudor:

"We've had a great week of training, with excellent energy and atmosphere. Tomorrow we'll need to play a great game against a tough, organised opponent who won't give us anything for free in difficult stadium. We need to play well to earn all three points

The Champions League matches will be tough, but exciting and challenging. When you hear that music, everything changes. Over the past few months, we have earned this opportunity to play in such an incredible competition.

The feelings after Parma are positive. I saw a team that was on point and always focused. I'm happy with the squad that I have at my disposal, giving this group continuity is an added value that is often underestimated.

The team is a living body that adapts to the work we do on the pitch. We are developing a clear identity and mentality. You know that I am never satisfied. My approach to training is always the same, always focused no matter what the result. Sometimes I push harder when we win than when things aren't going so well.

We must never be complacent, but grow both individually and as a group. Bremer is improving with every game, especially physically: putting a difficult year behind him is not easy.

Nico Gonzalez is a player I like a lot. He has values, qualities, and plays for an important national team like Argentina. I played him on the wing, but due to physical problems, he hasn't been in the best shape at the start of the season. I'm happy to have him in the team with us.

Genoa are very organised and they run a lot. We have to work as hard as them in order to bring out our quality.

I think the team is mentally ready to take on a busy schedule. They did it last year, and they will manage to juggle the league and Champions League in the coming weeks.

In the future, we may switch to a 3-5-2 formation with two strikers. The most important thing is to perform well on the pitch, regardless of the formation we play. It is unlikely that David will play behind the two strikers. In a formation with three attacking players, he will be the striker.

My decisions are always discussed with the staff. We always analyze what we can watch or miss based on the players we decide to pick. We will proceed according to this working method.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
117,534
Win, loss, or draw, these tactics are abhorrent. You can’t be serious playing with four CB’s in a back 3 system and an inverted wingback playing on the wrong side. Tutor is the epitome of a stubborn system geek who has zero flexibility and plays multiple players out of position because it’s all he knows. Just a fucking terrible hire.
 

Lion

King of Tuz
Jan 24, 2007
36,413
Win, loss, or draw, these tactics are abhorrent. You can’t be serious playing with four CB’s in a back 3 system and an inverted wingback playing on the wrong side. Tutor is the epitome of a stubborn system geek who has zero flexibility and plays multiple players out of position because it’s all he knows. Just a fucking terrible hire.
He’s a shit version of allegri. Who himself was a shit version of allegri
 

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