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4-6-0.. isn't that basically Arteta's formation?
Diniz won a Libertadores with Fluminense, so he definetly knew what he was doing. Fun fact: Before becoming a manager, Diniz played along side Thiago Silva at Juventude in 2004
Levein walked so Pep could run π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώ
Fernando Diniz's system became what we call here "Dinizismo" but it didn't last exceptionally long as teams started figuring it out. Diniz is also a psychologist so many of this tactics include the mental side of the game a lot , now with Corinthians, where he coaches the likes of Memphis Depay,Jesse Lingard and Zakaria Labyad. He still in parts using this system a bit , but now focuses more in passing the ball and keeping possession a lot
Didiz is one of the few coaches left who believes in freedom π
The fact a team used 'playground tactics' in a real game is funny. I was always the goal hanger watching the other kids crowd around the ball and running all over the place.
In all fairness to Postecoglou it honestly worked really well despite losing 4-1 with 9 men
As a Hibbie and a Scotland fan I absolutely despise Craig
The keeper up front is just me in fifa
The Netherlands national team and Ajax also did the chase the ball method in the 70s with Johan Cruyff, until teams caught on to the tactic and started crossing the ball all the way to the other side of the pitch to have a wide open run towards goal.
What do you mean Fluminenseβs strategy didnβt catch on? They won the Copa Libertadores final against Boca Juniors using it
Poor Phil jones
Who let Gabriel take a deciding penalty in the champions league final??? π
I mean the Dutch did the ball chasing to a level never seen before
Before the first kick off of the game, Taunton started by having most of their players on the right side of the pitch against Hereford FC, it was almost like it was a rugby kick off. They managed to score in the first 5 minutes of the game. Still lost though!
Fun fact: Diniz once was the manager of a club that played aganst the North Korean national team IN North Korea.
Spain used 4-6-0 formation once in Euros when they had that stacked midfield with Xavi, Iniesta, Busquets, Xabi Alonso, David Silva and Fabregas.
After bouta hit the Craig levein when he goes 1-0 nil up vs PSG ππ
The midfielder Pierce subbed off was Claudio Reyna, Gioβs dad.
I always think of poor Jon Macken, the actual striker left on the bench when David James went up front ππ