What's wrong with us?! (3 Viewers)
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I look at the capitano and see that he lacks motivation too. A shade of his past for obvious reasons. Its the individuals the standout ones that need to instil motivation and try their hardest on the pitch, lead by example but I didnt see anyone that could lead. Melo would be a prime example who can lift the players around him but he loses the plot all too often, the others proberly see him as a looney rather than a leader. When Chiellini is pumped up and on form we can see some differences around the defence, but we are too reliant on one CB in the whole of defence nevermind pitch.
Alright, stop the drama already. We're in bad form, simple as that, and the problems that we used to be able to cover with great performances from players like Melo, Aquilani, and Krasic are finally coming back to bite us in the ass. That's all it is. Our fullbacks are garbage, our attack is incompetent. The only saving grace we had a few weeks ago was that our midfielders carried the weight of the team on their shoulders.
Now, reality is just kicking in and it is doing so rather emphatically. Every team goes through such phases where players under perform, but when we do it, we get trampled that's the only difference. We just need Krasic and Aquilani to get back on form, and we need our fucking fullbacks to pull their weight already,
To be honest, if we don't reinforce the team in that respect by the end of this transfer market, I seriously have my doubts on whether we'll be able to compete for top spot.
Now, reality is just kicking in and it is doing so rather emphatically. Every team goes through such phases where players under perform, but when we do it, we get trampled that's the only difference. We just need Krasic and Aquilani to get back on form, and we need our fucking fullbacks to pull their weight already,
To be honest, if we don't reinforce the team in that respect by the end of this transfer market, I seriously have my doubts on whether we'll be able to compete for top spot.
Yep. They did have Cafu. The nice thing about Brazzo was that he could take any position on the flank. The 3-4-3 is basically built for him, and that's partly why Bayern were successful using it in 2001... they had the proper wingers in him and Lizarazu.
I believe that is a major problem. But part of it can be tied down to the fact we had two targetmen on the pitch yesterday. They offered no movement, our wingers were left stranded on the flanks with no help, and that's when we resorted to long balls. It's very predictable. At least with Quag or DP, they make proper East/West runs to support the attack, something very much needed in a straight 4-4-2.
True. I don't understand why our fullbacks were never taught to remain goalside.
I don't know if Marchisio or Aquilani lack confidence. They never really impose themselves on the game; it's their nature. Someone like Aqui should be showing for the ball and wanting it all game, but he doesn't do that. Perhaps it's related to stamina as well.
I believe that is a major problem. But part of it can be tied down to the fact we had two targetmen on the pitch yesterday. They offered no movement, our wingers were left stranded on the flanks with no help, and that's when we resorted to long balls. It's very predictable. At least with Quag or DP, they make proper East/West runs to support the attack, something very much needed in a straight 4-4-2.
True. I don't understand why our fullbacks were never taught to remain goalside.
I don't know if Marchisio or Aquilani lack confidence. They never really impose themselves on the game; it's their nature. Someone like Aqui should be showing for the ball and wanting it all game, but he doesn't do that. Perhaps it's related to stamina as well.
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