The Official Alberbo Zaccheroni Thread (5 Viewers)
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He got it right tonight, apart from starting Brazzo. If he wanted...., well whatever reason he fielded Brazzo for, he could've started with De Ceglie instead. Brazzo can't make the runs like he used to, PDC would've been more useful and would've added more movement to that mid-3.
Subs were good, but we took our foot off the pedal a bit too soon for my liking, we could've decided the game.
Subs were good, but we took our foot off the pedal a bit too soon for my liking, we could've decided the game.
What he said makes sense, though it really seems we entered the pitch with a somewhat different attitude in the second half. It looked more like we were alright with the 3-1, instead of us hunting for more goals.
Anyway, what he says is right, we do improve slightly game by game, starting to become bit more of a team.
Anyway, what he says is right, we do improve slightly game by game, starting to become bit more of a team.
The problem with the second half was that Fulham did not allow us time and space to dictate the tempo. That is our achilles heal. When teams press us hard, we suffer. We are not yet confident enough to move the ball quickly and accurately under pressure. But on the whole, I can't say that i'm unhappy. It is in fact a relief that the loss to Palermo did not send us on a downward spiral like losses used to do under Ranieri and Ferrara.
I read the interview (parts of it at least). Seemed to me like he was beating arount the bush. But yeah, Juve might have given him the option to extend for 1 more year if things turn out good.
Should make the Moggi crowd happy though, since Moggi was convinced that Zac should stay.
Then again, if Zac does end up staying, I expect Moggi to change his opinion
Should make the Moggi crowd happy though, since Moggi was convinced that Zac should stay.
Then again, if Zac does end up staying, I expect Moggi to change his opinion
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:faq2: :depressed and thats not enough
Zac: 'Never seen a game like it!' Sunday 14 March, 2010
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Alberto Zaccheroni admits “I have never seen a game like it” after Juventus went from 3-0 after 10 minutes to 3-3 against Siena.
“I have never seen a game like it,” shrugged the startled Coach at the end of this six-goal thriller.
Alessandro Del Piero's brace and Antonio Candreva seemed to have it under lock and key, but Siena staged a second-half comeback.
“We had the right approach to the game and immediately scored three goals with good football and fast moves.
“Then we conceded one because of our mistake and the reaction that followed absolutely needs to be different.
“We are a great side when we are in the game, but the moment we lose focus absolutely anything can happen.”
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Alberto Zaccheroni admits “I have never seen a game like it” after Juventus went from 3-0 after 10 minutes to 3-3 against Siena.
“I have never seen a game like it,” shrugged the startled Coach at the end of this six-goal thriller.
Alessandro Del Piero's brace and Antonio Candreva seemed to have it under lock and key, but Siena staged a second-half comeback.
“We had the right approach to the game and immediately scored three goals with good football and fast moves.
“Then we conceded one because of our mistake and the reaction that followed absolutely needs to be different.
“We are a great side when we are in the game, but the moment we lose focus absolutely anything can happen.”
