Igor Tudor (37 Viewers)

[Bianconero_Aus]

Job done this time.

Prepare properly for the next please

It was all going fairly swimmingly until Yildiz brain explosion.

I just feel like there is no way we are winning that game next week against Bologna. Just seems like one of those season-defining games that we’ve failed at many times over the last few years.

 

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[Ventus]

he's doing what he can tactically. i don't agree with every choice, i'd certainly play chico and would never take off thuram unless forced to, but looking at the big picture, tudor still made a positive impact in my book

Wouldn't start Vla which he insisted until he got injured

 

[Scottish]

It was all going fairly swimmingly until Yildiz brain explosion.

I just feel like there is no way we are winning that game next week against Bologna. Just seems like one of those season-defining games that we’ve failed at many times over the last few years.

We were prepped okay for this game but we're still starting Gonzalez and playing McKennie out of position.

He dealt well with the 10 men situation, even though it was Monzo, agree with Alen.

Bologna...its gonna be a prayer and a flip of the coin for me. Can't predict it.

 

[Vlad]

Wins against these kind of opponents are expected. The next 2 are real tests. Losing against Parma will haunt us and probably cost us CL place.

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Wins against these kind of opponents are expected. The next 2 are real tests. Losing against Parma will haunt us and probably cost us CL place.

Yep.

We could have got away with a draw against Bologna and Lazio imo. Now both are must-win if we want to almost certainly secure CL football.

 

[s4tch]

Wouldn't start Vla which he insisted until he got injured

randy's last goal was at the beginning of february? or something like that. not that he's in brilliant form...

anyway, we got a win and a nice finish by randy so i'm not complaining

 

[Ventus]

randy's last goal was at the beginning of february? or something like that. not that he's in brilliant form...

anyway, we got a win and a nice finish by randy so i'm not complaining

He's been playing as second striker to Vla. Very rarely has he been playing as upfront striker and when he has he's been coming off the bench.

 

[Siamak]

Igor Tudor ai microfoni di 'Sky Sport':

PARTITA - "Abbiamo fatto un ottimo primo tempo, ci stava anche un altro gol. Poi c’è stato quell’episodio che ha cambiato la gara. Il secondo tempo è stata una battaglia per prendere questa vittoria con le unghie, con la sofferenza e mi è piaciuto tanto. Una vittoria fatta in questo modo che non mi dispiace, che fa capire ai ragazzi che ci può stare la sofferenza"

CHIEDEVA AGGRESSIVITA' - "Cerco sempre di chiedere alla squadra di essere aggressivi. Vince chi ha più voglia e agonismo. Ci stiamo lavorando dal primo giorno"

PERCORSO DELLA SQUADRA - "Lavoriamo sempre uguale. È una squadra che può e che deve crescere. Ho rivisto la partita contro il Parma due/tre volte e abbiamo concesso poco, ci era mancato là davanti qualcuno che poteva fare la differenza. Giocare contro il Parma magari è più difficile che giocare come Inter. È molto importante il momento in cui incontro la squadra. Sono contento, mi spiace per Yildiz che mancherà così come Gatti, c’è il tendine di Koopmeiners ma dobbiamo concentrarci sul noi e può succedere di tutto"

YILDIZ - "È un fuoriclasse. Troveremo un modo per giocare senza di lui. Questi due scontri saranno un’opportunità per farci vedere"

[via JuventusNews24]

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Igor Tudor on Sky Sport:

MATCH - "We had a great first half, there was also another goal. Then there was that episode that changed the game. The second half was a battle to take this victory with our nails, with suffering and I really liked it. A victory done in this way that I don't mind, that makes the boys understand that suffering can happen"

HE ASKS FOR AGGRESSION - "I always try to ask the team to be aggressive. The one with the most desire and competitive spirit wins. We've been working on it since day one"

TEAM JOURNEY - "We always work the same. It's a team that can and must grow. I watched the match against Parma two/three times and we didn't give much away, we were missing someone up front who could make the difference. Playing against Parma is perhaps more difficult than playing like Inter. The moment in which I meet the team is very important. I'm happy, I sorry for Yildiz who will be missing as well as Gatti, there is Koopmeiners' tendon but we have to focus on ourselves and anything can happen"

YILDIZ - "He is a champion. We will find a way to play without him. These two clashes will be an opportunity to show ourselves"

[via JuventusNews24]

 

[Vlad]

Igor Tudor on Sky Sport:

...with suffering and I really liked it. A victory done in this way that I don't mind, that makes the boys understand that suffering can happen"

 

[DanielSz]

I’d give him a shorter term contract and give him a proper chance.

 

[Rockets]

Shorter? Ok 3 months then.

 

[Siamak]

Only if we get the 4th spot.

 

[GrandeGigi]

We did see Nico Gonzalez and Costa fly in for 50/50s and clean the opposition player out, and also Savona came on and went straight through the back of Caprari I think it was. We’ve barely seen that all season with Motta and didn’t see any of it on Wednesday again Parma.
In a game like this against an already relegated side perhaps looking for new clubs next season, they will likely subconsciously back out of the next one.

 

[BIG DADDY!!!]

Did what he needed to do which was secure the 3 points.

Keep talking to and hugging the players Mister and hopefully they can keep playing for you.

Pretty soon the hugs will turn into applause.

 

[DanielSz]

its all about attitude, Tudor was right that tactics aren’t really the difference between winning and losing. They played with urgency from the first minute yesterday. There’s no reason they shouldn’t be playing with that energy every game, especially when they’re only playing once a week. Even in the Parma game they were going forward, just couldn’t break through. The attitude they’ve played with under Tudor is night and day compared with Motta and even Allegri the second time around. Maybe the answer all along was a coach that could, in theory, physically assault the players if they didn’t play hard.