Stefan

Stefan · 28-05-2005, 12:59

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Originally Posted by K77SH C

Dhorosso is a classic footballer. Good control, quick, good passer, good work rate. a coaches dream you would think??

Agreed, which makes you wonder why he hasn't played more games? Has he fallen out with Carlo?

acdc81 · 28-05-2005, 13:02

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Originally Posted by Stefan

I agree zlatanov - I can't understand why Carlo didn't use him more this season, especially towards the end of the season when other players were getting tired.

i think he was injured in the last few weeks and therefore couldn't play. but i just read it in another forum so it may be wrong.

i hope he can show his worth more often next season but i don't know how carlo sees this ...

zlatanov · 28-05-2005, 13:13

Vikash doesn't seem to be the pretentious type of player - did someone say Cassano - and I honestly can't picture him falling out with Carlo, especially given that this was his first season at Milan and Dhorasoo more or less was still adapting to Italy and the club and probably felt sort of insecure at times.
As for injuries being the reason for his rare appearances, yes he was injured at one point and then when he got better he got called up to the French NT and there he aggravated his injury but this whole story didn't last longer than 3-4 weeks.
I think the real reason why Carlo sort of avoided playing Dhorasoo is that, as Laudrup mentioned, he lacks the tactical awareness and discipline of all players, Italians or foreigners, who have experience playing in the Serie A. When I watch Dhorasoo I sort of get the feeling that he is not very convinced when to go forward, or when to get back in defence, or when to remain where he is and cover for another player, who has rushed forward.
Apart from that, Dhorasoo can give a run for their money to Pirlo, Seedorf, and Kaka as far as ball control and accurate passing are concerned. The Frenchman has an excellent view on the game as well - very good, actually wonderful, ball-distribution skills from him.

28-05-2005, 13:13	#18
zlatanov Moderator Join Date: 07 2003 Location: Nowhere near San Siro :( Fave Players: Zinedine Zidane, Genarro Gattuso, Alessandro Nesta	Vikash doesn't seem to be the pretentious type of player - did someone say Cassano - and I honestly can't picture him falling out with Carlo, especially given that this was his first season at Milan and Dhorasoo more or less was still adapting to Italy and the club and probably felt sort of insecure at times. As for injuries being the reason for his rare appearances, yes he was injured at one point and then when he got better he got called up to the French NT and there he aggravated his injury but this whole story didn't last longer than 3-4 weeks. I think the real reason why Carlo sort of avoided playing Dhorasoo is that, as Laudrup mentioned, he lacks the tactical awareness and discipline of all players, Italians or foreigners, who have experience playing in the Serie A. When I watch Dhorasoo I sort of get the feeling that he is not very convinced when to go forward, or when to get back in defence, or when to remain where he is and cover for another player, who has rushed forward. Apart from that, Dhorasoo can give a run for their money to Pirlo, Seedorf, and Kaka as far as ball control and accurate passing are concerned. The Frenchman has an excellent view on the game as well - very good, actually wonderful, ball-distribution skills from him. Last edited by zlatanov; 28-05-2005 at 13:15.

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