Toli Sous le Manguier

Cldm (France) le 29/03/2010 à 11:04

Le profil des joueurs ne nous permet pas à MON SENS d'évoluer en 3-5-2. Presque tous nos milieux ont une vocation défensive. Ensuite nous N'avons presquqe pas de milieux de couloirs , on en a pas il faut le dire. Je pense que le 4-4-2 nous va le mieux.

@John Barrick

Maintenant que les gens pensent que Mbia peut jouer en défense centrale. N'est-il pas possible d'opter pour

un trois
cinq
deux

Soit
Un gardien Kameni/Soulé
Tois défenseurs centraux ...Mbia Bassong Nkoulou
Cinq milieux....Matip ASong Mandjeck Enoh Assou/Bedimo ou Ndjeng à la place de Mandjeck
Deux attaquants? .....Emana Eto'o

Je lis un peu partout les prouesses de mbia comme défenseur central. Je ne sais pas pourquoi l'interssé voudrait nous prouver le contraire. Cela saute aux yeux qu'il est 4 fois meilleur en defense qu'au milieu de terrain ou il commet énormement de fautes techniques. On dit souvent: CHASSEZ LE NATUREL , IL REVIENT AU GALOP. D'ailleurs il y a pas de honte à etre défenseur.

@TOUS, @BENCHEUR

GIGI cherche du TAF! mais 'LE GAIN' et 'DOMINGO' tiennent la corde , lisez vous même (Mdrrr)

The Frenchman seems to be lobbying to become the next coach of the Atlas Lions.
By Rami Ayari
Mar 29, 2010 7:55:00 AM

Alain Giresse, Gabon (PA)
Former Gabon national team coach Alain Giresse has told the Moroccan sports channel Arryadhia that he knows a great deal about the Atlas Lions and has an understanding of what needs to be done in order for them to regain their standing amongst the best on the African continent.
“I know the work that needs to be done. I know the Moroccan team since I played against them twice. I know the players and Moroccan football. There’s a lot of work to do but I know what needs to happen for the team to get back to its level,” he explained.
Giresse, who was at the helm of the Gabonese squad that was instrumental in ruling out the North Africans from both the World Cup and the African Cup of Nations, also assured the Moroccan public that it was their right to expect more of their squad considering the talent of the players at the country’s disposal.
“They believe because they know they have potential and great players. With some organization and some discipline we could see Morocco playing in big competitions again,” he said.
Nevertheless, some reports out of Morocco indicate the FA has already made its choice but is keeping it secret for the time being because the coach who has been chosen will be guiding a team at the World Cup in South Africa this summer. According to lionsdelatas.net, the salary considerations indicate that the most likely possibilities are either Cameroon’s Paul Le Guen or France’s Raymond Domenech.
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