Massimiliano Allegri (199 Viewers)
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Well it's pretty blatant that that's how we should be setting up from here on.
Improvement all over the field, a lot of players all showing good form all at once. I think a lot of that was the tactics getting the best out of various.
On paper we were setup in a 352 like this
But in attack it was more of a flatter 532. We looked really well organised at the back, Lazio had very little in the way of clear-cut scoring opportunities.
Most interestingly, in attack we seemed to mostly go down the left hand side with Kostic, Chiesa and Rabiot overloading the space, with Alex Sandro and Locatelli offering ways out if we got stuck. I actually think @Dominic was saying a while ago we should play Kostic and Chiesa together and it worked great tonight. Given Chiesa and Kostic were both on good form today it was really effective. It looked like this sorta:
We still have some work to do to get this working as well as possible. Dusan isn't properly integrated into it and didn't look very dangerous. Plus it helped that certain players looked motivated and focused tonight (Rabiot and Alex Sandro notably). However, sticking with this system going forward has advantages in that we basically only need to replace Rabiot (hopefully one of our young CMs can), Cuadrado and Alex Sandro in the first team.
Just a good job of getting the best out of what we have. Fucking finally.
Improvement all over the field, a lot of players all showing good form all at once. I think a lot of that was the tactics getting the best out of various.
On paper we were setup in a 352 like this
Chiesa Dusan
Kostic Rabiot Fagioli Cuadrado
Locatelli
ASandro Bremer Danilo
Perin
Kostic Rabiot Fagioli Cuadrado
Locatelli
ASandro Bremer Danilo
Perin
Most interestingly, in attack we seemed to mostly go down the left hand side with Kostic, Chiesa and Rabiot overloading the space, with Alex Sandro and Locatelli offering ways out if we got stuck. I actually think @Dominic was saying a while ago we should play Kostic and Chiesa together and it worked great tonight. Given Chiesa and Kostic were both on good form today it was really effective. It looked like this sorta:
We still have some work to do to get this working as well as possible. Dusan isn't properly integrated into it and didn't look very dangerous. Plus it helped that certain players looked motivated and focused tonight (Rabiot and Alex Sandro notably). However, sticking with this system going forward has advantages in that we basically only need to replace Rabiot (hopefully one of our young CMs can), Cuadrado and Alex Sandro in the first team.
Just a good job of getting the best out of what we have. Fucking finally.
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He should obviously still be sacked. He lost to Monza twice this season lol
One could say the injuries have caused a lot of the issues we have, but even bigger is his stubbornness with continually playing the same shitty overrated players like Mckennie, Alex Sandro, etc. instead of giving time to talented youngsters looking to prove themselves. And it’s his job to sort out this team regardless of injuries. We should still be good enough to always beat the Monzas and Haifas of the football world.
One could say the injuries have caused a lot of the issues we have, but even bigger is his stubbornness with continually playing the same shitty overrated players like Mckennie, Alex Sandro, etc. instead of giving time to talented youngsters looking to prove themselves. And it’s his job to sort out this team regardless of injuries. We should still be good enough to always beat the Monzas and Haifas of the football world.
There’s nothing he can do to convince any of us at this point. We could win every match til the end of the season he still isn’t the right guy if you’re thinking long term.
Btw what the fuck was that throwing a tantrum and leaving the pitch? Some people will say it’s passionate I say it’s fucking stupid. I’ve seen this too many times before. He reminded me of all Seleção coaches from recent times who always were way too emotional and couldn’t keep their cool, it’s why you have Thiago Silva as a captain crying before taking a penalty.
No wonder this team’s mentality is as fragile as @Bianconero81 s hair.
Btw what the fuck was that throwing a tantrum and leaving the pitch? Some people will say it’s passionate I say it’s fucking stupid. I’ve seen this too many times before. He reminded me of all Seleção coaches from recent times who always were way too emotional and couldn’t keep their cool, it’s why you have Thiago Silva as a captain crying before taking a penalty.
No wonder this team’s mentality is as fragile as @Bianconero81 s hair.
