phoenix
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- May 18, 2009
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If he sticks with his strongest 11 then the so called weaker players will not become stronger totally defeating the idea of squad strenth. Then his squad will become basically 11 players whivch leaves us totally stuffed when we get injuries or cup games etc.Hürzeler needs to sort out his strongest starting 11 and stick with tbh but injuries have been an issue for him as has having a large influx of new players to bed in - too much rotation.
Big adaptations from De Zerbi ball which was positionally very rigid - imo some players, the more positionally versatile by nature (such as most of our summer signings and youngsters) are coping better than those who the last few lseasons had found a very clear positional role under De Zerbi but now struggling to reinvent their role in a more flexible system and seem to be regressing. Combine this with a positionally flexible DNA that allows a few young players to be too pushy to impress and selfish as individual players, we have a team that needs to communicate better and be more cohesive on the pitch.
Just needs a bit more discipline and focus I think.