I’m not sure it’s meant in that sense (certainly isn’t from me), more in the idea that the manager isn’t getting the most out of the attacking talent he had/has available (post lockdown). And the same can be extended to the current front 3 and possibly elements of CM.Diogo being mismanaged is a laughable idea if I’m honest. I bet he doesn’t see Nuno’s importance in his career like that.
It's because we play far more pragmatically, any attacking talent we have would look better playing in Liverpool's team.I’m not sure it’s meant in that sense (certainly isn’t from me), more in the idea that the manager isn’t getting the most out of the attacking talent he had/has available (post lockdown). And the same can be extended to the current front 3 and possibly elements of CM.
You should look at their goals. Some real beautiesI didn't see the Chelsea - West Brom game. xG suggests west Brom over achieved. (I know it doesn't affect the result before someone pipes up)
I know, that’s my point. And also attacking intent isn’t directly proportional to conceding loads of goals. There are in betweens.It's because we play far more pragmatically, any attacking talent we have would look better playing in Liverpool's team.
If we setup to be more attacking and shipped 2-3 goals every game then that would be mismanagement.
I didn't see the Chelsea - West Brom game. xG suggests west Brom over achieved. (I know it doesn't affect the result before someone pipes up)
We didn’t prioritise the formation around Traore, we did it with what we had available (particularly when Diogo was injured!). We played 352 plenty of times in the second half of the season, sometimes Diogo was good, sometimes not so good.
spurs away was a 343, so we could defend and break in important spaces against their defence, and Diogo was bloody brilliant. We did the same against Norwich with a 352, with similar results just in a different area of the pitch.
It was.Class goal from Ings
Not that binary though is it? Of course across the 3 year span Nuno was key in his develolpment and I'm sure he'd site him as a major influence. That doesn't preclude him from failing to get the best out of him in his last 6 months. That comes from failing to play a style that suited him. When that's your best player imo then that's mismanagementDiogo being mismanaged is a laughable idea if I’m honest. I bet he doesn’t see Nuno’s importance in his career like that.
Playing for his place now, he's heard the rumours Pope is on his way to Spurs next season...Superb from Llores.