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Mike-e-y

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Right. Not his overall tactics. We aren't talking about mid game changes here. We are talking about systems and philosophies. Those are the tactics we are talking about. Not adjustments and special circumstances.

He is losing at Real because he is trying to take a team of out of control superstars and bring them under control.

BTW when did I say I was a Capello lover?
no we are talking about tactics, when liverpool came to delle alpi to defend a 2-1 lead he played a similar game as he did at anfield, we had no attacking threat or creativity and we seemed in no hurry to get on the score sheet, he even said before the game he would not panic and try to score an early goal. Also the same happened against arsenal only to a greater extent, we were 2-0 down and he didnt adjust his tactics, we created nothing in the delle alpi and were also very lucky not to lose, so we are talking about overall tactics and that is what i meant by under pressure.
 

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And you lack any true national pride because you are Croatian and have nothing to be proud of.
I declare it was self defense.
This was disgusting and totally uncalled for. There's a huge difference between calling someone stubborn and stereotyping his nation with the same adjective and offending a whole nation and it's whole history, saying it has nothing to be proud of. Do you even know anything about Croatia to make such a remark?
 

tonykart

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Indeed a schorcher, you questioned my ability to accept others arguements, when u repeatdly get proven wrong and result telling people to go support other teams. Thats why im angry...for the swearing i appologise, but do not take back.

Lippie did have three different system, you must be blind not to see it.

433 with Rava/DP/Viali...even Boksic .
4312 with zidane in front of conte, davids and tachi.
442 with neddy, Tachi, Davids and Camo

Three different systems. Wrong Tony.
First off, that was a complete misinterpetation of my last comments. Secondly, I agree that if they dont like the Juve way do elsewhere. Thirdly, I get that.

They were not different systems. The players moved within the 442 to accomodate attack and defense. More fluidity yes. Formation no. Better players yes. Different tactics no.
 

#10

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Lippi changes his tactics thats why he is the superior manager to Crap.

Lippi used a different system for italia than he did for juve in 1996, zizou era and his recent stind.

it was a clear difference tony, explain to me how lippi allowed zizou to play in a free role behind the front two yet allow dp, rava and vialli upfront together?
 

tonykart

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no we are talking about tactics, when liverpool came to delle alpi to defend a 2-1 lead he played a similar game as he did at anfield, we had no attacking threat or creativity and we seemed in no hurry to get on the score sheet, he even said before the game he would not panic and try to score an early goal. Also the same happened against arsenal only to a greater extent, we were 2-0 down and he didnt adjust his tactics, we created nothing in the delle alpi and were also very lucky not to lose, so we are talking about overall tactics and that is what i meant by under pressure.
Ok, but what if we would have attacked and got caught out of position. You can't say that attacking would have changed the fate. That is just assumption.
 

Mike-e-y

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First off, that was a complete misinterpetation of my last comments. Secondly, I agree that if they dont like the Juve way do elsewhere. Thirdly, I get that.

They were not different systems. The players moved within the 442 to accomodate attack and defense. More fluidity yes. Formation no. Better players yes. Different tactics no.
so hold on, your saying one of vialli, ravanelli, dp and boksic played in midfield? no mate...
 

#10

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First off, that was a complete misinterpetation of my last comments. Secondly, I agree that if they dont like the Juve way do elsewhere. Thirdly, I get that.

They were not different systems. The players moved within the 442 to accomodate attack and defense. More fluidity yes. Formation no. Better players yes. Different tactics no.
To prevent any danger of misinterpetation, please explain the first paragraph as im not sure what ur point is.

Btw congrats on making the Juve bench.
 

tonykart

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Lippi changes his tactics thats why he is the superior manager to Crap.

Lippi used a different system for italia than he did for juve in 1996, zizou era and his recent stind.

it was a clear difference tony, explain to me how lippi allowed zizou to play in a free role behind the front two yet allow dp, rava and vialli upfront together?
It is not a formation change or a tactical change. The ability of the players allowed for a different setup in the attacking zone. I could ask how the formation was different in the defensive zone then.
 

Mike-e-y

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Ok, but what if we would have attacked and got caught out of position. You can't say that attacking would have changed the fate. That is just assumption.
sometime when you attack you get caught out of position BUT WE NEEDED TO SCORE and we will not score through defence so sometimes a coach needs to take a risk! we were 2-0 down against arsenal meaning we had to score 2 goals to take it to extra time, we were going out so if you take a risk and it doesnt pay off your out but if it does you stay in, if you dont take a risk your out either way
 

tonykart

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To prevent any danger of misinterpetation, please explain the first paragraph as im not sure what ur point is.

Btw congrats on making the Juve bench.
EXPLANATION:

1. If you don't like defensive soccer. Juventus is not the team for you.

2. If you want to change the way Juventus play, you should probably look in the mirror and ask why you are so special.
 

#10

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It is not a formation change or a tactical change. The ability of the players allowed for a different setup in the attacking zone. I could ask how the formation was different in the defensive zone then.
Defensively the 4 at the back stayed the same, merely the freedom of the fullbacks varied from time to time.

His setup in midfield varied greatly.

With zizou at playmaker, conte and davids either were tucked in to support zizou or covering with tachi.

When neddy was here,he drifted from wide to narrow areas allowing for rambo to go forward. Camo also drifted, however he kept at least one DM depending on the game.
 

tonykart

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sometime when you attack you get caught out of position BUT WE NEEDED TO SCORE and we will not score through defence so sometimes a coach needs to take a risk! we were 2-0 down against arsenal meaning we had to score 2 goals to take it to extra time, we were going out so if you take a risk and it doesnt pay off your out but if it does you stay in, if you dont take a risk your out either way
What if we did. In the words of Michael Schumacher, "Everyone is smarter after the race". I would have done things differently, would they have worked, who knows. I don't think this is a good debate.
 

tonykart

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Defensively the 4 at the back stayed the same, merely the freedom of the fullbacks varied from time to time.

His setup in midfield varied greatly.

With zizou at playmaker, conte and davids either were tucked in to support zizou or covering with tachi.

When neddy was here,he drifted from wide to narrow areas allowing for rambo to go forward. Camo also drifted, however he kept at least one DM depending on the game.
Yes, but I don't see how that is a tactical or formation change. I just see the players (based on skill) moving more freely in the attacking zone because of the coach. It is the same system, with different players in it.
 

#10

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EXPLANATION:

1. If you don't like defensive soccer. Juventus is not the team for you.

2. If you want to change the way Juventus play, you should probably look in the mirror and ask why you are so special.
Okay then.

1. Im a fan of juve whether you like it or not. Juve are my team and you cant question that.

2. Why am i so special? well for start im a little more accepting that you. But more importantly im no different to any football fan of any team. We love our team and care how we play the game.

You cant really question these unless you are questioning my personality, which isnt what we are here to do, but feel free anyway.
 

tonykart

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So, going back to the basis of this argument. Sneijder as an attacking CM, to me (as I said in the beginning) would be an OK addition to the team, but we would need a very good DM to cover for him. I prefer him at LM, with Chiellini helping him out.
 

Mike-e-y

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What if we did. In the words of Michael Schumacher, "Everyone is smarter after the race". I would have done things differently, would they have worked, who knows. I don't think this is a good debate.
if you would have asked me before the game what to do i would have said the same thing and i did say the same thing, hindsight is wonderful, but it is not the reason i am making these points.
It only takes someone remotely sensible to realise that when you are 2-0 down you need to go out and get goals.
i can understand about the liverpool game as we only needed one goal to go through because we already had an away goal, but the arsenal game was a poor tactical decision by crapello
 
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