Don't you think it always happened to our strikers or forwards? I mean even Drogba have only got 1 golden boot throughout his stay at Chelsea. Our strike force are always our weakest link, although there seemed to be a cycle, like Hasselbaink, Gudjohnsen and Drogba, so hopefully someonw in that department can answer our call....
Don't you think it always happened to our strikers or forwards? I mean even Drogba have only got 1 golden boot throughout his stay at Chelsea. Our strike force are always our weakest link, although there seemed to be a cycle, like Hasselbaink, Gudjohnsen and Drogba, so hopefully someonw in that department can answer our call....
QUOTE(SlomoX @ Sep 23 2013, 06:37 PM)
scoring from strikers are too mainstream for us
i think since we changed to the modern 4-2-3-1..we mostly scored from midfielder and our striker rarely struck goals..
This post has been edited by Ichighost: Sep 23 2013, 07:56 PM
Next game COC vs Swindon Town. Games coming fast now, this is where we on to our stride for the season. COC also a chance for other players to throw their names in JM's first XI pot. Also chance for strikers to score some goals
EDIT: Mourinho uber long post match interview for Sky Sports. A very good and open FOOTBALLING interview.
This post has been edited by Zeuss1220: Sep 23 2013, 10:03 PM
tak baik la ko sumpah fellow arsenal fans. pak hamid kat ofis aku ni support arsenal dari zaman liam brady lagi tau. dia cakap ozil ni macam liam brady. sebab tu dia target arsenal treble. dia tambah lagi, " dah dekat semilan taun pakcikd tak tengok arsenal menang, cucu pakcik pun dah masuk darjah dua. kesian kan pakcik".
Glad that he has been at Chelsea since Carlo era. He has been one of the very few things that has been consistent in the squad over the last few years.
This post has been edited by Zeuss1220: Sep 24 2013, 08:05 AM
After watching the uber long Mou interview. I finally understand why he does not prefer Mata. He wants the team to be proactive, not reactive. He wants his front players to press down the opposition when they get the ball. He want tireless runners in the attacking quartet. That's why he chose Oscar over Mata. Simply because Oscar closes down on the opposition a lot when they have the ball.
In a way, Mou is trying to help Mata. Watching this it's clear Chelsea want to implement a pressing style similar to that used by Barca/Spain. If Mata can improve his game and include pressing the opposition when they have the ball in his game, I'm sure Mata can be in the Spain starting line up.
Mou wants Mata and Oscar to play together. But Mata's playing style for now, still does not suit Mou's philosophy. He wants the attacking quartet to trap the opponent when they get the ball. So if Mata improves on that, I'm sure we will see the return of MaZaCar combo.
This post has been edited by briantwj: Sep 24 2013, 10:06 AM
After watching the uber long Mou interview. I finally understand why he does not prefer Mata. He wants the team to be proactive, not reactive. He wants his front players to press down the opposition when they get the ball. He want tireless runners in the attacking quartet. That's why he chose Oscar over Mata. Simply because Oscar closes down on the opposition a lot when they have the ball.
In a way, Mou is trying to help Mata. Watching this it's clear Chelsea want to implement a pressing style similar to that used by Barca/Spain. If Mata can improve his game and include pressing the opposition when they have the ball in his game, I'm sure Mata can be in the Spain starting line up.
Mou wants Mata and Oscar to play together. But Mata's playing style for now, still does not suit Mou's philosophy. He wants the attacking quartet to trap the opponent when they get the ball. So if Mata improves on that, I'm sure we will see the return of MaZaCar combo.
And also through the interview, can see why he fancies Iva over Azpi. He said now Chelsea could not play too much diagonal ball or crosses because there are no tall and strong strikers to head in the goals, Drogba is gone. Azpi is a crosser compared to Iva imo. Which is why Mou is adopting the passing and high pressing philosophy.
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After watching the uber long Mou interview. I finally understand why he does not prefer Mata. He wants the team to be proactive, not reactive. He wants his front players to press down the opposition when they get the ball. He want tireless runners in the attacking quartet. That's why he chose Oscar over Mata. Simply because Oscar closes down on the opposition a lot when they have the ball.
In a way, Mou is trying to help Mata. Watching this it's clear Chelsea want to implement a pressing style similar to that used by Barca/Spain. If Mata can improve his game and include pressing the opposition when they have the ball in his game, I'm sure Mata can be in the Spain starting line up.
Mou wants Mata and Oscar to play together. But Mata's playing style for now, still does not suit Mou's philosophy. He wants the attacking quartet to trap the opponent when they get the ball. So if Mata improves on that, I'm sure we will see the return of MaZaCar combo.
A very nice insight of the game, we just have to trust him now!