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On Costa's pace
If we don't press higher we will come back on the pitch and this process will take out possession for us because if you go back you give them possession. I prefer more possession and being closer to the opponent's goal and recovering close to the opponent goal to all of the opposite. The goal we scored in the last match was high recovery but we can find an example for both way. The reason I don't fall in love with my ideas is because I know I can find opposite ways to the example chosen. But I try to combine the players and it is difficult to do that with ideas you cannot find. I see our efficiency ideas but there are other ideas that I love. Some managers achieve to do things that maybe I don't like. I am not this kind of manager but I know it is a good thing for a manager to do something you don't like to resolve a situation.
A long answer from Marcelo
Going into great detail about the methods used in football and tactics and about playing attractive football.
What are you asking Helder to do?
The only thing I ask to Helder is to deliver, deliver but do it in good conditions because if you are static it is more difficult to deliver then if you receive the ball running. If you are far from the mark... it is easier to deliver if you are close to the mark so it is a simple ask for him but difficult to do it! If not you can prove it how many times Helder stays in front of the opponent receiving the ball running.
That's it from Marcelo - top line - Leeds unchanged and Pablo still out
Top line is that Leeds will be unchanged against Preston with Hernandez not set to feature this week.
Also plenty of respect for Tuesday night's hosts.
I would like to see a question about why we cross the ball into the opponents' penalty areas when we don't have an aerial presence.
comment by JonnyLosAngeles (My Dad was made in Leeds) עם ישראל חי (U9756)
posted 5 minutes ago
I would like to see a question about why we cross the ball into the opponents' penalty areas when we don't have an aerial presence.
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Man City do the same, have done for ages. Its just they have better finishers and creative players than we do.
comment by Shaun M - I can't see me loving nobody but Leeds! (U9955)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by JonnyLosAngeles (My Dad was made in Leeds) עם ישראל חי (U9756)
posted 5 minutes ago
I would like to see a question about why we cross the ball into the opponents' penalty areas when we don't have an aerial presence.
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Man City do the same, have done for ages. Its just they have better finishers and creative players than we do.
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I know Man City and we are no Man City!
Thanks, Sol, hope the brain is still working after listening to Bielsa every week. I need a translator, and someone to translate the translation.
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posted on 21/10/19
[...]
On Costa's pace
If we don't press higher we will come back on the pitch and this process will take out possession for us because if you go back you give them possession. I prefer more possession and being closer to the opponent's goal and recovering close to the opponent goal to all of the opposite. The goal we scored in the last match was high recovery but we can find an example for both way. The reason I don't fall in love with my ideas is because I know I can find opposite ways to the example chosen. But I try to combine the players and it is difficult to do that with ideas you cannot find. I see our efficiency ideas but there are other ideas that I love. Some managers achieve to do things that maybe I don't like. I am not this kind of manager but I know it is a good thing for a manager to do something you don't like to resolve a situation.
A long answer from Marcelo
Going into great detail about the methods used in football and tactics and about playing attractive football.
What are you asking Helder to do?
The only thing I ask to Helder is to deliver, deliver but do it in good conditions because if you are static it is more difficult to deliver then if you receive the ball running. If you are far from the mark... it is easier to deliver if you are close to the mark so it is a simple ask for him but difficult to do it! If not you can prove it how many times Helder stays in front of the opponent receiving the ball running.
That's it from Marcelo - top line - Leeds unchanged and Pablo still out
Top line is that Leeds will be unchanged against Preston with Hernandez not set to feature this week.
Also plenty of respect for Tuesday night's hosts.
posted on 21/10/19
posted on 21/10/19
I would like to see a question about why we cross the ball into the opponents' penalty areas when we don't have an aerial presence.
posted on 21/10/19
comment by JonnyLosAngeles (My Dad was made in Leeds) עם ישראל חי (U9756)
posted 5 minutes ago
I would like to see a question about why we cross the ball into the opponents' penalty areas when we don't have an aerial presence.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Man City do the same, have done for ages. Its just they have better finishers and creative players than we do.
posted on 21/10/19
comment by Shaun M - I can't see me loving nobody but Leeds! (U9955)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by JonnyLosAngeles (My Dad was made in Leeds) עם ישראל חי (U9756)
posted 5 minutes ago
I would like to see a question about why we cross the ball into the opponents' penalty areas when we don't have an aerial presence.
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Man City do the same, have done for ages. Its just they have better finishers and creative players than we do.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I know Man City and we are no Man City!
posted on 21/10/19
Thanks, Sol, hope the brain is still working after listening to Bielsa every week. I need a translator, and someone to translate the translation.
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