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ever wonder why Iniesta was such an effective ball-carrier?
the secret is in the upper-sidefoot contact he made with the ball consistently.
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as long as Spalletti has the same ideas, absolutely, Juve will struggle.
it's not player quality, Spalletti is holding Juve back.
similar structure to today, 3-2-4-1, extra body and more positional stability in midfield, natural 3+GK in deep build-up, fluid rotations from the front 5 + Lucumi.
much, much better from Spalletti, albeit still struggling OOP.
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Aquilani's football is so far ahead of whatever it is I've been seeing of Spalletti over the past 9 months that it is astonishing.
Aquilani's Sassuolo (barely 2 months) have a clearer identity than Spalletti's Juventus (more than a year).
since Douglas Luiz is now also dropping between the CBs, are we finally going to come to terms with the fact that Locatelli dropping was, in fact, a Spalletti instruction?
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this is not exactly technical improvement.
this is:
- good seperation to receive
- control + scan forward means (rehearsed) usually.
which is a reflection of a key point for me in pro football, not often is capacity IMPROVED, it's moreso reduced PFC engagement + more time.
A recruitment principle that should govern how your club recruits is the Age/Performance Phases.
- Academy
- Pre-Peak
- Peak
- Post-Peak
- Ageing
there are preferences for which for positions, but generally your finances/past performance dictate which of the 4 to prioritize.
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I'm sorry, this cannot be the rest defence and defensive transition of a professional team, let alone Juventus.
this is the rest-defence and defensive transition of an actual professional team,
but sure, Di Gregorio is the biggest issue here.
I'm actuallly speechless man you couldn't convince me there's a worse goalkeeper out there than this piece of shit teapawt.org/AddinallKa55892/status…
how long will it take for Juventus fans (hopefully the club too) to realize that Spalletti is a significant part of the problem?
the one time we shorten the distances, occupy the pitch with some balance of runs and layoffs, we carve through them easily.
Spalletti is hurting this team.
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then, for some amazing reason i haven't clocked, he wants lots of runs into depth, and so decides to have SIX! players consistently making depth runs at the *same time*.
not opposite movements, not 1-come-1-go, no no, everyone makes depth runs.















