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| View Poll Results: how do you rate Leo's performance this season? | |||
| wonderful! without him, we wouldn't make it to Europe. |
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20 | 37.74% |
| Good, but not spectacular. |
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25 | 47.17% |
| An average performance, considering the resources at hand. |
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4 | 7.55% |
| poor, but he was really unlucky with injuries. |
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1 | 1.89% |
| he has to go!!!!! |
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3 | 5.66% |
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Join Date: 08 2009
Location: Sarajevo, Bosnia
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1. To press opposition's defense high up the field; 2. To really defend by covering space like midfield defends and, of course, like defense defends. Leonardo uses the first way, i.e. attackers need to press opposition's defense carrying the ball. Second way is counter productive in his system, because of high defense (i.e., too many players on a little space). Barcelona also uses first way of "defending". For example, you can often see Messi chasing down players on opposition's half, but you will never see him chasing them into his own half. On the other hand, Inter uses second way, where wide attackers (only them, Milito doesn't have a defensive duty) are initially set to defend in their own half. But, there's a difference between how it needs to be and how it is. Why our wide attackers don't defend is because their laziness but more because Leonardo can't persuade them to do everything he wants from them. I mean, if a coach can persuade Anelka to defend, I don't see any player who can't. |
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