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Blind faith in "LVG filoshophy"
Re: EPL: Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur |NLD | 29 Oct. 2008 20:00
Don't need pundits to confirm it. But it didn't amaze me they didn't blame Cesc non-performances just on Cesc. Yes I played football before at a reasonble high level (highest Dutch U12 regional youth league in those days. Was a right winger & indeed I had cases when others made me play crap. For example when we got a new right mid, who always passed to me in the wrong way. too late, too slow, wrong foot, etc had a good coach who understood it so he made us train a lot together). I'm a footy addict for 35 years. Keen reader of 'Voetaltrainer', the Dutch magazine for football managers. They have long feature stories on subjects as how to make a not-top performing team win again. Then you have top managers like Hiddink, Van Gaal, etc. explaining how they turned things around. Then they specifically discuss things like it's more difficult for players to get in top form if a team is changed, if players around them are crap, etc.
Of course an inidividual bad pass can't be blamed on Denilson (or Wenger starting him). But if you fail to see that major changes & our team not being as good as last season haven't affected Cesc's wellbeing/shape...
these things have had a major impact on cesc performances/form & our team not being stable makes it harder for him to get to top form again.
Don't need pundits to confirm it. But it didn't amaze me they didn't blame Cesc non-performances just on Cesc. Yes I played football before at a reasonble high level (highest Dutch U12 regional youth league in those days. Was a right winger & indeed I had cases when others made me play crap. For example when we got a new right mid, who always passed to me in the wrong way. too late, too slow, wrong foot, etc had a good coach who understood it so he made us train a lot together). I'm a footy addict for 35 years. Keen reader of 'Voetaltrainer', the Dutch magazine for football managers. They have long feature stories on subjects as how to make a not-top performing team win again. Then you have top managers like Hiddink, Van Gaal, etc. explaining how they turned things around. Then they specifically discuss things like it's more difficult for players to get in top form if a team is changed, if players around them are crap, etc.
Of course an inidividual bad pass can't be blamed on Denilson (or Wenger starting him). But if you fail to see that major changes & our team not being as good as last season haven't affected Cesc's wellbeing/shape...
these things have had a major impact on cesc performances/form & our team not being stable makes it harder for him to get to top form again.