We got much worse at set pieces while he was in charge of set pieces and seem to be less rubbish at them since he left (without being replaced). We don't really need to overthink this one IMHO.
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Hopefully a full reset is coming from Iraola.
organised pressing seems to be his main style.
We have previously seen robbo or wirtz chasing a player to press but no team mates were responding.
Watching more Bournemouth videos and stuff on Iraola's coaching (adam cleary) its clear that there is a good methodology to his work.
we have a few players who could relish this, but I worry we also have a few lazy ****s who may struggle to adapt to the new system.removing all the weak links makes us stronger
too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.Comment
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I was watching a video on Redmen TV plus with Mario Suarez, who played under Iraola. His insight was really good. If a player isn't willing to give 100% in training, they won't train.Originally posted by baitman View Post
I don't feel we have players not willing to work hard, but I agree some became lazy last season. I really think Arne lost the group or a big part of..
Anyway I will link the video below, there are a few insightful interviews on Redmen TV, with people that know Iraola and give their opinion on what to expect.
I know it will not happen overnight, but I really believe it will and our team will adapt under Iraola. I also believe Andoni will adapt his philosophy tactically to to better serve the srep up.
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