Tacchinardi sees Capello defect
Monday 3 April, 2006
Alessio Tacchinardi has suggested that Juventus’ recent struggles are as a result of Fabio Capello’s inexistent rotation policy.
The Bianconeri have started to falter in the League recently, as the 0-0 draw at Treviso underlines, and they were also comprehensively destroyed by Arsenal in the Champions League last week.
Player fitness seems to be a major concern and Tacchinardi, who is currently on loan at Villarreal from the Old Lady, thinks he knows why.
“Capello is a great Coach and he’s a tactician who has won wherever he has worked,” said the Italian.
“However, he does seem to have the habit of basing his plans on a select group of players within his squad.
“He never changes certain elements, not even when they need a break,” continued the Atalanta youth team product.
“The fact that Emerson and Patrick Vieira both played at Treviso on Saturday seems emblematic of the situation.
“A Coach is of course entitled to make his own decisions, but then it is only right that he takes responsibility for his actions.”
Emerson was expected to be rested at Treviso seeing as Vieira is suspended for the return game against Arsenal on Wednesday.
Capello only decided to leave out Lilian Thuram in defence, while starting with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Trezeguet in attack – despite the fact that they will probably both begin against the Gunners in midweek.
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