مع مورينهو في كل هدف او لمحة جميلة احس اني اصغر بالعمر اكثر و اكثر .. احس اني ارجع للماضي و الذكريات الجميلة ، سنوات جميلة عشناها بكل تفاصيلها اسبوع بعد اسبوع .. يارب يكون ختام مسيرتك مسك يا مورينهو
Mourinho won the conference league with Roma and was a shiity refereeing performance away from winning the Europa league with them the very next season, back to back European finals with Roma, and people thought it less? Do people think this football thing is easy???
اردا صاير يخذلني في القمم مؤخرا
القمم هي ما تظهر المعادن يا اردا
ادري انك موهبة عظيمة بس ماراح نستفيد منك اذا كل قمة تلعب كذا
نبغى نفس مستوى وشخصية بايرن الموسم الماضي في الالينز
This is incredibly common across all sports and is only getting worse.
We have a generation of athletes generally who have simply free played less and haven’t learned the game they “play” by actually playing the game. They’ve learned it through a coaching curriculum. They’ve had to earn the right to play the game with technical “mastery” first.
In a Gaelic Football context what I see all the time is defenders running away from goal as an attacker runs at goal. It’s really bizarre. The clever man marked forwards are picking up on it too and are just getting out of the way, because at least one defender will follow them anywhere. Instead of understanding where the danger is. So many defenders have no eyes on the ball whatsoever now.
Wirtz like most of his contemporaries have grown up doing Rondo’s in over sanitised academy’s. He most likely suited a Alonso team because it was pretty strict positional game where you are playing a very specific role in a very specific part of the pitch. As an example or thought, he probably be killing it if he was with Spurs right now, cos of De Zerbi. Where Ireola seems to be allowing more space for players to think and make their own decisions. That could take 1-3 seasons to adjust. That’s the reality.
21:26 | Liverpool spent most of the game defending in an extremely compact block, often operating within a space of around 20 metres.
The important detail, though, was that they were still aggressive at the right moments. Mac Allister and Barcola were able to win possession after pressing Cherki, creating opportunities to launch transitions. However, there was a major issue with how Liverpool managed the spaces behind their press.
Wirtz’s movement was particularly problematic here. He should have tracked Dias’ run inside, leaving the wide channel for Kerkez to deal with. Instead, Wirtz moved outwards and out of the sequence.
This also highlighted a problem with City’s recovery runs. Once Dias moved wide with Wirtz, a 1v1 situation was left inside the box, with a significant amount of space to defend. Even the communication between Guéhi and Donnarumma could have created an even bigger problem.