So which of the current players have mentality problems? We had our Oliveras and Blasis back then also.
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[Serie A] Juventus 2-3 Napoli, Oct 31st, 2009 (30 Viewers)
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Are you telling me you need Zambrotta-Thuram-Cannavaro-Pessotto if you're going to have any hope of not conceding 3 goals in 30 minutes? Don't be ridiculous. Capello had better players, but above all he knew how to instill them with the right attitude. We already won the match for fricks sake, only a team seriously lacking in mental strength will be beaten like that.
And another thing. People seem to think that adding good players magically makes the squad good, something apparently which the coach has very little influence upon. Well didn't we just add Diego and Melo? And did they make the difference? Weren't they both on the pitch when those 3 goals were lost? We maxed out our financial resources this summer, we HAVE no way of buying more players. So what do you suggest we do? Sit around waiting until that glorious moment when we'll be able to afford the most expensive squad in the league?
No, what I'm saying is the players we don't need, the Tiagos and Grygeras of our squad. They have a lay down Sally mentallity that is contageous in a playing group.
What do you think Capello did? Make an inspiring and long speech every half time of every game? That back four was excellent, especially in their mentallity and proffesionalism. Something which our squad currently lacks because of only a few players. When we talk about the attitude of a team we talk about their collective mentallity and we have way to much dead weight in our squad to achieve that.
I don't get exactly what people want from managers. They don't know what they want, because they don't know what its like in those locker rooms in the first place.
What do you think Capello did? Make an inspiring and long speech every half time of every game? That back four was excellent, especially in their mentallity and proffesionalism. Something which our squad currently lacks because of only a few players. When we talk about the attitude of a team we talk about their collective mentallity and we have way to much dead weight in our squad to achieve that.
I don't get exactly what people want from managers. They don't know what they want, because they don't know what its like in those locker rooms in the first place.
Who's the dead weight at Inter? As far as I'm concerned the players they're fielding are either very talented (unlike Tiago) or more proffessional (unlike Tiago).
I'm not saying conceding 3 goals in 20 minutes is acceptable at all. I'm just saying why is Ciro the scapegoat when I saw it unfold infront of my eyes at the hands of the players? They chose not to run and they chose not to be desperate enough to cover a player or just clear the damn ball.
I'm not saying conceding 3 goals in 20 minutes is acceptable at all. I'm just saying why is Ciro the scapegoat when I saw it unfold infront of my eyes at the hands of the players? They chose not to run and they chose not to be desperate enough to cover a player or just clear the damn ball.
Last night defeat was in no way Ferrara's fault. We are coming from a convincing victory over a good side sampdoria thrashing them 5-1, then leading 2-0 in the 2nd half vs Napoli, only individual mistakes can make you loose such a game, unfortunately we had too many individual mistakes.
Ferrara's disposal wasn't a good option to pick from as-well. Amauri was forced to play in the last min as he was sick and others can't fill Sissoko, Marchisio, Del Piero and Iaquinta's place.
Ferrara started the formation well with a weak bench, and the likes of Cannavaro and Grosso should have enough experience to solve the things on the field and organize things immediately because from the outside there's not much Ferrara can do.
And the Capello, Ranieri Ferrara comparison wouldn't work, specially in our case, because it's completely different era different problems different solutions etc...
Ferrara's disposal wasn't a good option to pick from as-well. Amauri was forced to play in the last min as he was sick and others can't fill Sissoko, Marchisio, Del Piero and Iaquinta's place.
Ferrara started the formation well with a weak bench, and the likes of Cannavaro and Grosso should have enough experience to solve the things on the field and organize things immediately because from the outside there's not much Ferrara can do.
And the Capello, Ranieri Ferrara comparison wouldn't work, specially in our case, because it's completely different era different problems different solutions etc...
