a écrit le 19 novembre 2013 à 17h29 ca c est pour @hum
et tous ceux qui demandait c est quoi deux 6 sur le terrain
eh ben si vous vous interresse aux histoires de l ecole maternelle
les autres avancent... ca ce sont des articles de journalistes... eux le foot les interresse... nous on veut savoir pourquoi etoo ne recois pas les ballons
apres on demande des numero 10 alors que le foot moderne est loin...
nous on est reste des enfants
on fait des erreurs defensive du lycee et on trouve ca normal
et apres on se plain d avoir honte au mondial
Why are two holding midfielders so crucial in the modern game?
Volker Finke, a former coach of German side SC Freiburg, says that the use of two holding midfielders – or the double six as it is more commonly known in his native country – must not be on the same line, a point Pep Guardiola was adamant to stress in the tweaking of his formation last season. “This new look was implemented so that Messi could connect into the game more often because it’s good for us when does,†explained Guardiola when using the same system earlier last season in a 2-1 win over Malaga. Journalists speculated it was a 4-2-3-1, many saw it as an asymmetric version of the 4-2-4 but because of the individual defensive assignments, it more closely resembled an attacking version of their 4-3-3. “We found him more often than in other games. It also puts him closer to Ibra. It’s as if Messi were an ‘interior.’†And upon being questioned on the roles of Xavi Hernandez and Sergio Busquets in front of the defence, he added: “They (Xavi and Busquets) were never on the same line. We have never played with a double pivot. However, we did make a small adjustment with the wingers and their defensive roles.â€
et tous ceux qui demandait c est quoi deux 6 sur le terrain
eh ben si vous vous interresse aux histoires de l ecole maternelle
les autres avancent... ca ce sont des articles de journalistes... eux le foot les interresse... nous on veut savoir pourquoi etoo ne recois pas les ballons
apres on demande des numero 10 alors que le foot moderne est loin...
nous on est reste des enfants
on fait des erreurs defensive du lycee et on trouve ca normal
et apres on se plain d avoir honte au mondial
Why are two holding midfielders so crucial in the modern game?
Volker Finke, a former coach of German side SC Freiburg, says that the use of two holding midfielders – or the double six as it is more commonly known in his native country – must not be on the same line, a point Pep Guardiola was adamant to stress in the tweaking of his formation last season. “This new look was implemented so that Messi could connect into the game more often because it’s good for us when does,†explained Guardiola when using the same system earlier last season in a 2-1 win over Malaga. Journalists speculated it was a 4-2-3-1, many saw it as an asymmetric version of the 4-2-4 but because of the individual defensive assignments, it more closely resembled an attacking version of their 4-3-3. “We found him more often than in other games. It also puts him closer to Ibra. It’s as if Messi were an ‘interior.’†And upon being questioned on the roles of Xavi Hernandez and Sergio Busquets in front of the defence, he added: “They (Xavi and Busquets) were never on the same line. We have never played with a double pivot. However, we did make a small adjustment with the wingers and their defensive roles.â€
