Great match and tactics. Also didn’t sit back after the first goal. This is the way, just steamroll motherfuckers.
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Credit to him, he has rightfully got a lot of criticism this season but he got it right today.
I liked that there seemed to be a clear tactic to get bodies in the box in attacks, which has been an issue for most of the season. We also played some nice football at times. Plus nice to see us not completely sitting back at 1-0.
First half we seemed way too open on counters, particularly down the flanks. But he second half he fixed it and we were dominant.
Performance wise, that's two good games in a row. Hopefully we keep it up but its happened so often this season that positive results are followed by dropped points.
I liked that there seemed to be a clear tactic to get bodies in the box in attacks, which has been an issue for most of the season. We also played some nice football at times. Plus nice to see us not completely sitting back at 1-0.
First half we seemed way too open on counters, particularly down the flanks. But he second half he fixed it and we were dominant.
Performance wise, that's two good games in a row. Hopefully we keep it up but its happened so often this season that positive results are followed by dropped points.
captain obvious chimes in: this team needs to grow
just checked our draws and some relevant stats. based on the numbers we were the superior team in most cases (especially against cagliari, parma, venezia and fiorentina, those are absolutely shocking and unjust draws), we just couldn't kill the games. and we weren't dominated on either occasions, even the inda game was fairly balanced. i think that with more experience these performances could have been converted to at least 6-7 wins. whether the experience should come from the bench or the squad or both it's hard to tell
(stats are from sofascore)
just checked our draws and some relevant stats. based on the numbers we were the superior team in most cases (especially against cagliari, parma, venezia and fiorentina, those are absolutely shocking and unjust draws), we just couldn't kill the games. and we weren't dominated on either occasions, even the inda game was fairly balanced. i think that with more experience these performances could have been converted to at least 6-7 wins. whether the experience should come from the bench or the squad or both it's hard to tell
(stats are from sofascore)
Thiago Motta praises #Mbangula : “Beyond the goal, he is a boy who is helping a lot in all game situations, he is always available, he has never been out of the team. When he has participated he has contributed a lot to the team”. #Juventus
[Nico Schira]
Thiago Motta : “With Atalanta we made many technical errors. We work every day to win, every training session. We needed a lot of work for today's match, we played a good game. I thank my boys who are growing and have achieved performances like this”
[Nico Schira]
[Nico Schira]
Thiago Motta : “With Atalanta we made many technical errors. We work every day to win, every training session. We needed a lot of work for today's match, we played a good game. I thank my boys who are growing and have achieved performances like this”
[Nico Schira]
captain obvious chimes in: this team needs to grow
just checked our draws and some relevant stats. based on the numbers we were the superior team in most cases (especially against cagliari, parma, venezia and fiorentina, those are absolutely shocking and unjust draws), we just couldn't kill the games. and we weren't dominated on either occasions, even the inda game was fairly balanced. i think that with more experience these performances could have been converted to at least 6-7 wins. whether the experience should come from the bench or the squad or both it's hard to tell
(stats are from sofascore)
just checked our draws and some relevant stats. based on the numbers we were the superior team in most cases (especially against cagliari, parma, venezia and fiorentina, those are absolutely shocking and unjust draws), we just couldn't kill the games. and we weren't dominated on either occasions, even the inda game was fairly balanced. i think that with more experience these performances could have been converted to at least 6-7 wins. whether the experience should come from the bench or the squad or both it's hard to tell
(stats are from sofascore)
yeah probably. we've already discussed vlahovic's conversion rate, and the fact that he's at 3 open play goals in the league at half time is atrocious
then again, he scores a lot more per 90 in the cl. in the league: 0,2 non penalty goals per 90. in the cl: 0,67. like he was two different players against teams that sit back and in more open situations. i really have no idea whether it's down to coaching or what. cl is supposed to be the higher pressure competition too. anyway, i'm glad to see nico back and kolo muani might help too, at least there's competition.
then again, he scores a lot more per 90 in the cl. in the league: 0,2 non penalty goals per 90. in the cl: 0,67. like he was two different players against teams that sit back and in more open situations. i really have no idea whether it's down to coaching or what. cl is supposed to be the higher pressure competition too. anyway, i'm glad to see nico back and kolo muani might help too, at least there's competition.