I agree with Cancelo offensive threat but he is liability at the back but Kean had to start he was in form but Allegri started dybala who looks out of sorts and also needs to be sold this summer
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De Ligt and De Jong are the only players on Ajax who would make our team.
We have better fullbacks than them, and a better goalkeeper.
Our attack is far better than theirs. Tadic is a Southampton reject ffs.
We have a better team than Ajax. Anyone who denies this is delusional.
The difference is the managers.
We have better fullbacks than them, and a better goalkeeper.
Our attack is far better than theirs. Tadic is a Southampton reject ffs.
We have a better team than Ajax. Anyone who denies this is delusional.
The difference is the managers.
the thing i blame Allegri for is not making the neccessary chamges during the game when it is needes. For example, when he say that Berna sucked balls and was gassed out, he should have put Spinazzola in immediatelly on the wing or Cancelo. Kean for Dybala was a must, but Berna should have been the second player to be subbed out.
Actually, the difference was the situation the manager is in.
Ajax manager will play the exact same both when winning or losing the first tie 5-0
If we had lost the first tie 1-0 or 2-1 and we had to score here. LoL. We would have demolished them
And everyone fucking knows we would have.
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Swap Dybala with Pogba and call it a mercato.
Ajax manager will play the exact same both when winning or losing the first tie 5-0
If we had lost the first tie 1-0 or 2-1 and we had to score here. LoL. We would have demolished them
And everyone fucking knows we would have.
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Swap Dybala with Pogba and call it a mercato.
Tottenham probably, City no way..
City can run and press 120mins not only 90, we were already two gears down when the 2nd half started
We also were fucked because we conceded that first goal so early after we scored, the team mentally needed a break and to slow things down, but that didn't work.
City and Ajax both have basically the same play style and always go for more goals - in that setup the more experienced coach and players win imo
City can run and press 120mins not only 90, we were already two gears down when the 2nd half started
We also were fucked because we conceded that first goal so early after we scored, the team mentally needed a break and to slow things down, but that didn't work.
City and Ajax both have basically the same play style and always go for more goals - in that setup the more experienced coach and players win imo
How can one win in the CL if your primary objective is to counter the playing style of your opponent instead of going for a win?
When you go on about this already at the press conference it is better to forfeit without stepping on the field. How do you expect the players to perform when they are instructed not to? How can they play to win when they are only asked to either keep possession or simply stand in Ajax's way?
The sad thing is that it is an end of an era. Allegri will not be sacked, he will quit and another mediocre Italian manager will be assigned. We are up to a few trophyless years to come but we will be back.
When you go on about this already at the press conference it is better to forfeit without stepping on the field. How do you expect the players to perform when they are instructed not to? How can they play to win when they are only asked to either keep possession or simply stand in Ajax's way?
The sad thing is that it is an end of an era. Allegri will not be sacked, he will quit and another mediocre Italian manager will be assigned. We are up to a few trophyless years to come but we will be back.
. Matuidi is a PSG reject then. I get your point on Allegri not making our team play well, but stop the hyperbole ffs. If you swapped coaches tonight still Ajax would've prevailed.
AGNELLI SKY: "We must congratulate Ajax Future? With Allegri"
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Max Allegri on Sky Sport Italia
“We had done well in the first half, albeit a little too frenetic when we won back possession. Football is vicious, as you concede a fortuitous goal, the fear sets in, we got stretched out in the second half and should’ve had a different approach.
“Ajax fully deserved their result and qualification to the semi-finals.”
Injuries
“When you reach the quarter-finals, it’s better to have as many options as possible, because these ties are decided by details, substitutions and options off the bench.
“We had a lot of players struggling with fitness issues and the two legs were only a week apart. We had a young player like Kean in the second half, but there’s a knock-on effect, as it allowed De Jong more time on the ball and Ajax took control.
“There are many young players in the squad who need to play and gain experience. Some might’ve paid at having two such big matches in the space of a week.
“We did well in the first half, less well after the break. The first leg was more balanced than this evening, of course.”
Future?
“I told the President that I will stay. We'll sit down with the club and think about the future.”
“We had done well in the first half, albeit a little too frenetic when we won back possession. Football is vicious, as you concede a fortuitous goal, the fear sets in, we got stretched out in the second half and should’ve had a different approach.
“Ajax fully deserved their result and qualification to the semi-finals.”
Injuries
“When you reach the quarter-finals, it’s better to have as many options as possible, because these ties are decided by details, substitutions and options off the bench.
“We had a lot of players struggling with fitness issues and the two legs were only a week apart. We had a young player like Kean in the second half, but there’s a knock-on effect, as it allowed De Jong more time on the ball and Ajax took control.
“There are many young players in the squad who need to play and gain experience. Some might’ve paid at having two such big matches in the space of a week.
“We did well in the first half, less well after the break. The first leg was more balanced than this evening, of course.”
Future?
“I told the President that I will stay. We'll sit down with the club and think about the future.”