irblinx wrote:Geo123 wrote:Magician he is not, but he did prove himself to be almost as tactically inept as hughes today and showed no ideas when we went behind, lets hope this is only a blip
Tactics had nothing to do with it last night. We had 8 men on the pitch who played like Sunday league players, the best tactician in the world couldn't have improved that shower. Unless you think Mancini told them to go out there and wimp out of tackles and pass to the other team!
The press will gleefully overreact of course as they've been dying for us to lose so that can bang on about how weak the oppo were in the last four games willfully ignoring the fact that Hughes would have got us a draw at best against the same oppo. They will no doubt spout about poor Everton being laid low with injuries ACN absentees whilst ignoring the same for us. Of course were it any other team they would just point to the mid week semi final and say that the players all had one eye on that
Are you actually serious??
Thats influence where players play and how they do that role.....
Are you trying to tell me Petrov is effective as a right winger...because simply he is not, he is the most one legged footballer in the prem, everytime he ran he cudnt build up any momnetum because he either had to cut inside or pass it back,,,
Robbie as a striker when they had probably prepared a game plan with Roque upfront all week....benji was the obvious swap there man,knocking balls up to robi with a big guy marking him and he hit the deck everytime....and it took him 50 minutes to notice this (which although i am not a robi fan i dont blame him for his awful game yesterday)
Felliani had practically the run of the midfield yesterday, what did he do to counteract this,
Players play to the tactics or else they get hauled. They were the tactics