He does accept though that players will make mistakes when tired. Therefore the really successful coaches use certain tactics to mitigate those especially when it's late in the game. We just have to accept this is how he's going to play. I would love it if he won a trophy with us playing this way
"they are not robots, we are humans and everyone makes mistakes"
He’s asking players to play in a style that invites those mistakes. There is no need for it at 3-0.
Can you give me a summary. I didn't get to see the game properly. Who stood out?
But it was hard to see Forster leaving the pit right after the game, think this was hard on him
We didn't need a 4th if we controlled the game properly.
That's a really good point. We were no better at times when we were playing the low block tbh.
I don't understand that. The first two goals are pretty much sitters. Should be about 1,5 combined for those two alone!
People said the exact same about Pochettino.
He’s actually a good goalkeeper who pulled off a brilliant save tonight. He’s dogbrick with the ball at his feet. We know this yet he’s being asked to do it. I don’t really blame him albeit they were poor mistakes.
Biss, Sarr, kulu, djed and dragu.
And I understand why. But it’s nerve jangling and interesting which is very different to what we had under Jose and Conte. It’s mad.
Honestly I might agree with you if we hadn't been forced to watch 3 years of eye-gougingly bad football with the same results.
Thats what bugs me so much.I know the players are coached to keep possession and play out from the back but its down to the player to see its not possible to do and then hoof it. How many times did Forster play it out to players who were either not expecting it or being pressed but most of the time got away with it