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*** OMT Tottenham Hotspur v AFC Bournemouth ***

braineclipse said:
Iraoloa really is an excellent manager for Bournemouth. I'm not sure that translates as well to two games a week, clubs in Europe and all that. Maybe he can tweak it enough to make it work, but I'm kinda glad we're not the club to take the gamble on that. (May be proven wrong on this for sure).


Yeah, probably. They did it quite a bit last season though. Them going ahead probably made a bit of a difference and made them play a bit better and us a bit worse making it an even more inspired performance overall.
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I agree, excellent manager for Bournemouth, not imho a manager for Tottenham Hotspur.
 
glasgowspur said:
I agree, excellent manager for Bournemouth, not imho a manager for Tottenham Hotspur.
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Super impressive how despite them losing several key defenders from last season they were so well drilled and cohesive.

I think that's in part three benefit of having a very settled way of playing. Drill that, get good at that.

I definitely don't mind Frank's flexibility. But it may take more time to get sufficiently good at several different approaches than one. And even more so to get good at the tweaks within each approach than if you're working on one approach and the various tweaks of that one approach.

I think both are good and valid ways of going about things, both with benefits and drawbacks.
 
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