Jedinak coaches defending set pieces. That’s his job.There's a lot the far prick could do. Train to defend corners better, have a plan b, stop veung so fucking predictable.
All things he can do.
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Jedinak coaches defending set pieces. That’s his job.There's a lot the far prick could do. Train to defend corners better, have a plan b, stop veung so fucking predictable.
All things he can do.
I agree mate, it's on him and the players, it's been shit no hiding from it.
No clean sheets for months, tells the story, it isn't good enough and they need to do better.
Too many players are hiding, and have been missing for months.
I am not disagreeing with you but the reality is that Levy will see it as he has already backed Ange with quality signings and would be expecting more from what he has currently got, this is how he operates.Again if we never truly back a manager then forget ever winning a cup or challenging. 4-8th will be where we are, easy street for the players and Levy.
Backing this prick will see us having a squad capable of playing one way. We've seen what in the PL once other managers suss you out.Again if we never truly back a manager then forget ever winning a cup or challenging. 4-8th will be where we are, easy street for the players and Levy.
Why does he still have a job?Jedinak coaches defending set pieces. That’s his job.
He didn't back him when he said he wanted to move the club to the next level though and win titles, two transfer windows without a single signing.When the dressing room tried a bit of player power Daniel backed Poch to be fair. Some players that cost the club a lot of money were moved on.
Skooch - disagree all you like, but don't see the necessity of calling Ange names.A manager that gets it and doesn't pass the buck.
Time will tell if Ange's methods will work in the PL or not, but I admire his steadfastness.
The taste we had of his style at the beginning was refreshing, after the last couple of seasons.
Let's buckle up and hope it's not as bumpy next season.
Yes I know just can't understand some of them.I think what has annoyed me most is that the likes of Sarr, Bissouma, Maddison and Son play like they are looking at being on the beach.
I was really looking forward to this team post injury crisis and they nearly all have been lazy or out of form. To be fair they did turn up in the NLD (that was lost purely due to naive set pieces).
Backing this prick will see us having a squad capable of playing one way. We've seen what in the PL once other managers suss you out.
The the next manager is left with a totally unusable squad
I think your keyboard is brokenJedinak coaches defending set pieces. That’s his job.
We have a manager telling us how it is and what we’ve been saying and wanting to hear for years to not accept mediocrity and want to win but still there’s some say he’s arrogant and throwing players under the bus shit.A manager that gets it and doesn't pass the buck.
Time will tell if Ange's methods will work in the PL or not, but I admire his steadfastness.
The taste we had of his style at the beginning was refreshing, after the last couple of seasons.
Let's buckle up and hope it's not as bumpy next season.
His later comments should see him removed. Throwing players under the bus and vowing to never change.
What an arrogant prick
It’s easy when you have the talent they have. Grealish,Foden,silva,Doku compare to Johnson,Sonny,deki and Werner for wide positions is too big of a gap in ability and mentality.Most elite managers only play one way. Pep never comes out with a low block, nor does he play counter attacks it only works because he has the right blend of players and over many years the repetition of how they play makes them better and better at it. Everyone knows how Pep will play, what his plan A yet they can’t stop it. Same with Klopp when he had Mane and the like at his best.
If you’re looking for a sum of their parts manager who will switch it up based on the players available and the opposition you are looking more at a Harry Redknapp style of manager. Probably the best version of this style of manager would be Ancelotti but the chance of him leaving Real for us is minimal.
Most elite managers only play one way. Pep never comes out with a low block, nor does he play counter attacks it only works because he has the right blend of players and over many years the repetition of how they play makes them better and better at it. Everyone knows how Pep will play, what his plan A yet they can’t stop it. Same with Klopp when he had Mane and the like at his best.
If you’re looking for a sum of their parts manager who will switch it up based on the players available and the opposition you are looking more at a Harry Redknapp style of manager. Probably the best version of this style of manager would be Ancelotti but the chance of him leaving Real for us is minimal.
It’s easy when you have the talent they have. Grealish,Foden,silva,Doku compare to Johnson,Sonny,deki and Werner for wide positions is too big of a gap in ability and mentality.
The options they gave defensively are incredible.
Pep would not have us any higher than Ange because it’s players that make the systems work or not work.
It’s embarrassing to be honest. It’s actually childlikeSkooch - disagree all you like, but don't see the necessity of calling Ange names.
I don't disagree with any of that. I'm Ange sceptical but don't want him out either as the hiring and firing cycle doesn't help us much. My concern is: is he the person worth backing? I would have said 100% yes at the start of the season but I'm not sure now. There has to be a willingness to change and adapt. Shrugging your shoulders and saying set pieces aren't the problem doesn't strike me as a very persuasive way to go about making a case for heavy backing.He even said in that press conference himself that he will essentially die on this hill playing the football he wants as it has "worked my entire career" but then he also said himself "but the premier league might be too big of a jump, who knows mate."
If he requires Levy to gut the team and rebuild it for this style to work I think he might be in for a shock tbh.
Like I said before, Levy wouldn't back Poch after a CL final, Conte or Jose with rebuilds; what makes Ange believe he will get backed? Especially after recent form?
A manager that gets it and doesn't pass the buck.
Time will tell if Ange's methods will work in the PL or not, but I admire his steadfastness.
The taste we had of his style at the beginning was refreshing, after the last couple of seasons.
Let's buckle up and hope it's not as bumpy next season.
I think Pep keeps his principles of play the same, but he varies the tactics over time. Nowadays it's 4 centre backs in the lineup and lots of height generally. Different positions provide width these days compared to his Barca teams, likewise he has evolved how his team's overload the midfield.
Within the framework of his principles of possession and pressing, he has adapted quite a lot over the years I think. I don't know enough of Ange's history to say whether he has or not, but then he has never had to coach in a top league before.